The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-12-02, Page 217
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Page 2—The Wingham Advance -Tunes, December 2, IVM
TO THE ELECTORS OF
TUR Y TO 1 FMISHiP Vanastra pool to close
This past year I had the privilege of
representin you on Turnberry Council. aid
� �h won o cha�enging year and a good unless
Introduction to municipal government.
1 would like the opportunity of serving
By the end of 1876 it is expected "the only people who can survive Local Committee et for 1976
you for another term. budget
1 am fully prepared to give of my time that the Vanastra swimming pool year after year by losing money was $130,000 which indicated that
and best efforts and will continue to will have accumulated a total are farmers." Mr. Gina did note the Ontario Plowmen's Associa-
serve you faithfully when re-elected operating deficit of $82,000. Ap- that he did not think the pool tion had guaranteed $115,000 of
on December 6. proximately $0,000 of this deficit should be dropped immediately. the total budget.
is capital equipment which was The Ontario Plowmen's
RE=ELECT
not included in the original de- In other Development Com- Association have also indicated
benture issue. mittee business the council they will advance the Local Corn.
The deficit projection came to learned that W. Morgan, mittee $3,000 the year prior to the
light at count council last Thurs- managre, of `u`,c lwu w w--tsrn ^!�-
BEN MALDA'when
y maLl:Il, alni i1,NW u!6 yGOi va asac
day as part of the report of the tarioTlravel Association, had met match, which is repayable when
Development Committee. The with the committee on November the event is over.
committee noted that it had no 16 and outlined the proposed pro- Council endorsed recom-
forLOR recommendation to make, but gram for the association in 1877. mendations coming out of that
COUNCIL
only wanted to bring the matter The association is proposing to meeting that all expenses of the
Anyone requiring a ride to the polls to the attention of council for its reprint the Huron County bro.- county exhibits for 1876 and 1877,
feel free to phone 357-3728. information and discussion. chure, as well as the brochures and advertising the 1978 .I.P.M.
Council generally agreed that for the other seven counties, to- would be borne by the Local
` evet'y municipality in the County gether with other advertising in Committee.
of Huron has residents making 1977. Each of the counties in the The County will loan the Local
y use of the facility. region will provide a grant of Committee funds as might be re -
It has been indicated however, $3,500 to S.W.O.T.A. quired, on request. If the match is
To the Electors of the committee explained, that it The Huron council agreed to a financial success, after all ex -
is possible this facility will close the grant provided that certain pee of the Local Committee
Turnberry Township: if additional financial arrange- changes were made in the bro- are paid, the county would be re-
ments cannot be made. chure. Councillors wanted the paid up to the maximum amount
Tuckersmith Reeve Elgin agricultural component of Huron loaned. It was also agreed that
respectfully solicit our support Thompson told the meeting that presented more fully and the sif6 the County will be entirely re -
he would "pull the rug out from of the International Plowing sponsible for the cost of the
under" the operation in the near Match for 1978 to be marked on county exhibit at the match.
F 0 R C OUN C I 0 R future because it could not ' `go on the centrefold map. Council also agreed a further
losing.,money like that." It was also stressed that a loan of ;1,500 in 19766 and pro -
While he agreed that everyone number of other pictures should vision be made in the 1977 budget
in the county was benefiting from be changed as there were too for an additional ;5,000.
the pool he said there was "no many of Goderich in the 1976 In another area the Develop -
at tfye polls on way you can make recreation pay edition for the liking of the ment Committee reported on a
for itself." majority of coun6l members. meeting with Tree Commissioner
Gerry Ginn, reeve'of Goderich The Development Committee Murray Scott and Assistant Tree
Monday D e e e m be r 6th Township, su bested that oper - also reported to council on a Commissioner J. Dietrich to re -
tions of the 1 was a "timely meeting with the local committee view activities in that depart -
topic when we've just had a of the International Plowing ment over the past year. Thirty
recreation study and are talking Match to discuss the financial as- permits have been issued by the
about area recreation." pests of the 1978 match. It was commissioners to clear tutees,
"As far as I know," he added, noted that the Bruce County most of these being in connection
with small areas being cleared to
square fields.
LY,NN HOY
Concern was expressed at that
MOH fears alternative meeting over the maximum fine
under the Trees Act. It was felt
this was not a sufficient deterrent
Anyone wishing transportation to the polls pleasefor farmers clearing land. It was
to the two -county plan p learned that Lambton County,
w similar to
PHONE 357-3435 Huron Medical Officer of g p Huron's,which as a has been successful in
setting u a district health coun-
- Health Dr. Frank Mills told cil with Perth County the provin- charging both the bulldozer
County Council last Thursday cial government might well force operator and the owner, when
that if Huron does not agree to Huron into a five -county body. land has been cleared in con
According to Dr. Mill's report, travention of the by-law.
if the steering committee which It was agreed that in future this
On Dec. 6 OPP investigate is presently examining the pro- practice would be followed in
posed Huron -Perth Health Coun- Huron.
VOTE seven accidents cil idea were to recommend
Sunday was a busy day for the against proceeding the provincial
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WALKER
Township
Councillor
07 years experience in
road engineering
•Past 3 years in busi-
ness management
*Married with
4 children ..
•Concerned with
Maitland Valley
flooding
For a free ride to the polls please contact me at
357-1737.
On December 6, 1976
Support
WALKER LLOYD X
To the Electors of
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
,,ox� HAROLD
ELLIOTT
for Deputy Reeve
With my experience in the
past four years I feel I can
make better use of your tax
dollars than in the past.
FOR A BETTER FUTURE IN TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL AND COUNTY INTEREST, I ASK FOR
YOUR SUPPORT ON MONDAY, DECEM• EE 6.
ELLIOTT, Harold I X
PRESENTS
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BRIAN W
Ontario Provincial Police de-
reaction might be to lump Huron
five-part
tachment in Wingham. Two asci-
in with the Thames
Me BU RN
EY
dents that day injured three
Valley health council which
covers Oxford, Elgin and Middle-
people.
Leonard J. Sangster, Wingham
sex counties as well as the cittM
was the sole occupant of a vehicle
of London and St. Thomas.
he was driving which left the
The report notes that "to lose,
FOR
travelled portion of Huron County
our autonomy as a two -county
TURNBERRY
Road 20, west of Sideroad 36-37,
health council and to be swal-
East Wawanosh Township. The
lowed up in the tremendous popu-
COUNCIL
vehicle entered the north ditch
lation of a five-part health council
and struck a tree. Sangster was
would be undesirable and would
treated at Wingham and District
meet with just as much opposi-
—Born and raised in the Township of
Hospital for a contusion and
tion from interest groups now
opposing the health council and
abrasion to his nose, and releas-
Turnberry.
possibly would be too late then for
Egon W. Fehr and Evelyn J.
,fUrther consideration."
—Farmed in Turnberry for four years
Fehr were both injured as a re-
Steering committee member
sult of a single car accident on
Warden Jack McCutcheon said a
—As a ratepayer in the Township I am
Huron County Road 7, east of
good Huron -Perth health council
Highway 4, Turnberry Township
could do the area a lot of good.
interested in giving Turnberry sound,
when the vehicle he was driving
"At this time I would certainly
responsible municipal
went into the north ditch and
have to support it because of
happen if don't."
government
struck a fence.
what might we
—If elected I will t to represent eve
try P every
Evelyn Fehr was treated at
BLACKMAIL?
Goderich Reeve Stan Profit
Wingham and District Hospital
resident of Turnberry by being your voice
for an injured nose, forehead and
asked if Huron was being black -
neck and released. Egon Fehr
mailed into a two county system"
on council
was treated for multiple abra-
because it's the lesser of two
sions to his forehead and scalp
evils."
Thank You
and was discharged.
Dr. Mills explained that it is
Besides the two accidents with
still unclear about whetheK the
Brian W. McBurney
injuries, OPP officers also in-
council will have any financial
vestigated five other accidents.
controls or will be merely ad -
Anyone wishing a ride please phone 335-3761.
Total property damage was es-
visory. He said "It's a two-edged
timated at ;8;600. A total of 19
sword. If it gets nasty, we're the
charges were laid under the
ones who have to do the nasty
Highway Traffic Act and 20
work." He suggested that the
For Turnberry Township
warnings given.
council would also have to do the
Six charges were laid under the
unpopular job of cutting back
Vote
Liquor Licence Act and five
spen ding and closing ho pitals if
a l b L
I O V
D
under the Criminal Code of
Canada.
Y
budgets.
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WALKER
Township
Councillor
07 years experience in
road engineering
•Past 3 years in busi-
ness management
*Married with
4 children ..
•Concerned with
Maitland Valley
flooding
For a free ride to the polls please contact me at
357-1737.
On December 6, 1976
Support
WALKER LLOYD X
To the Electors of
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
,,ox� HAROLD
ELLIOTT
for Deputy Reeve
With my experience in the
past four years I feel I can
make better use of your tax
dollars than in the past.
FOR A BETTER FUTURE IN TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL AND COUNTY INTEREST, I ASK FOR
YOUR SUPPORT ON MONDAY, DECEM• EE 6.
ELLIOTT, Harold I X
PRESENTS
GIFT SETS WITH THAT
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I ---------- —r---------------- CLIP THIS BALLOT AND DEPOSIT IT IN THE BOX IN OUR STORE: 4 I
I
I 1
One ofS I LEE VANCE LIMITED
Rexall Heating Pads _ I
Valued I I
at 9 8 1 Name I
$998
I Address I
eoch I
I Telephone 1
Just fill in this ballot I I`
and you could win! Draw to be held December 18_1976 --- J
�,UGGAGE S IGHT
Caribbea II Saturn M safari lIIF�
0 Samsonite
The search for perfect gifts ends
here at Middleton 's.
Set -to -go luggage is the sure Christ-
mas hit for family members ... and
all special people on your Christmas
list.
Browse through our great variety of
co-ordinated and matching pieces of
luggage by - 40 Samsonite of Canada
MAKE NO MISTAKE, SHOP ...
MIDDLETON'S
HOME FURNISHING
Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario
WIN!
A Solid Maple
Boston Rocker
from Middleton Is
Valued at $79°iis
Just fill out the ballot
below and deposit it in
the ballot box at
Middle ton's.
Draw to be held December 18.
Name ..................
Address .................
Town ...................
4
Phone ..................
OFFICIAL BALLOT
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