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Stanley, has been in municipal
politics for 12 years, seven at
the county level.
"If you see fit to elect me."
Reeve McKinley promised coun-
cil, "I am prepared to take on
the additional responsibilities."
Reeve McKinley, this year
chairman of the Board of Man-
agement at Huronview, also said
that in the future county govern-
ment would see additional resp-
onsibility heaped upon it, both
from the local level and from
the provincial government.
The third candidate is Mc-
Killop Reeve Allan Campbell.
He has spent 14 years in munic-
ipal politics, six years on
county council. He has served
on three different committees
and was a committee chairman
for three and a half years.
In a simple appeal to his
associates, Reeve Campbell
told council he would endeavor
to follow in the tradition of
previous Huron County Wardens
who served well and faithfully.
The election of the warden
will take place at the first sess-
ion of county council in the new
year --January 14 in the after-
noon.
Higher road taxes forecast
(by Shfrley J. Keller)
Resident of Huron County can
look forward to an increase in
the 1975 road budget if present
indications are correct and
chairman of the Huron County
Road Committee Joe Dietrich
has warned there could conseq-
uently be an increase in the mill
rate for road purposes in Huron
in the new year.
"We haven't increased the
county monetary share of our
budget for four years while most
of our costs have increased by
60 per cent and more, " Diet-
rich reported to council. "If
we are to mount any meaning-
ful construction program we
must have more money."
"We feel sure that some
councillors will be disappointed
that some particular project is
not scheduled as early as they
would like or, for that matter
isn't listed at all, " the chairrnani
went onto report. "We can
only say that if sufficient funds
were available we could rebuild
every gravel county road in the
county in the next five years.
But since the provincial share is
fixed at contributing about 60
percent of the cost toward nine
percent of our road construction
deficiences each year, the
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MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE, November 26, 1974
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Flyers - Jack Hamilton - 705
Bluewater - Gary Rau - 694
Go -Getters - Louis Willett - 621
Rockets - Jim Bedard - 642
Head Pins - Tony Bedard - 630
Discount Daves - Jack Schade - 667
Wild Bunch - Doug Debus - 628
D.J.'s - Leo Hoffman - 532
HIGH SINGLE - Bill Smith - 344
HIGH TRIPLE - Jim Bedard - 757
HIGH AVERAGE - Tony Bedard - 211
SENIOR MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE,
Varieties - Mary Laporte - 722
Whippoorwills - Bob Horner - 690
Hawkeyes - Tony Bedard - 559
Hi Hopes - Clair Geiger - 554
HIGH SINGLE - Claire Geiger - 309
HIGH TRIPLE - Claire Geiger - 802
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county would have to raise the
balance at the local level."
"In other words, many proj-
ects would be completed without
a provincial contribution and
would require us to raise an
additional 12 million dollars
over the next five years or 2.4
million per year, " the chair-
man said. "This is more than
three tunes the amount we levy
now and would increase our road
levy to 43.3 mills from the
present 10 mills --obviously not
practical or possible."
Long range plans for road
construction and resurfacing were
presented to council as well
as a forecast of bridge construct-
ion. All were approved by
members.
Top priority for road construc-
tion was County Road 19 bet-
ween Ethel and Highway 86 for
a distance of six miles ($360,
000 estimated cost); County
Road 30 between Lakelet and
Clifford for a distance of 5.6
miles ($300, 000); and County
Road 1 between Beruniller and
Carlow for a distance of 3.5
exiles ($275, 000).
The first three items on a
long resurfacing list are County
Road 25 between Highway 21
and Carlow (3 miles - $88, 000);
County Road 5 from Mount
Carmel westerly (5 miles - 1/2
of $320, 000 as it is a boundary
road); and County Road 1 from
Carlow to Lucknow (14.5 miles -
$360, 000).
In other business, council
approved a recommendation fron
the committee of the Manage-
ment of Huronview to have
Exeter Pharmacy Ltd., Exeter,
supply all drugs for Huronview
Horne for the Aged; learned
that 306 persons are now either
Sharen
returned
Despite what appeared to be
a bitter contest for the office of
reeve in Grand Bend, Bob
Sharen, the incumbent, soundly
trounced his opponent, former
reeve John Payne. Sharen polled
408 vites compared to only 81
for Payne.
Rollie Grenier edged out Tom
Webster for the newly created
office of deputy -reeve of the
summer resort, when he picked
up 254 votes compared to 215
for his opponent.
Probably the biggest upset in
Grand Bend voting was the loss
of veteran councillor Murray
Desjardin, He was defeated by
three new candidates, Harold
Green with 353 votes, Douglas
Kincaid with 347, and William
Baird, with 296. Desjardin had
only 224 votes.
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residing or registered at Huron
view where the capacity is 310
(27 more applications have.
been approved for persons who
are waiting for admittance to
the Home); approved a Social
Services Committee report
which provides an in: cease from
7.25 to $8 per day for Victorian
Order of Nurses and rates of
$3 per hour for in -town visits
and $3.40 per hour for out-of-
town (over five miles return)
visits made by Certified Visit-
ing Homemakers.
Hay Township Voters
Your support was
greatly . ppreei,,ted!
onald Geiger
TO THE ELECTORS
F HAY TOWNSHIP
I would like to take this opportunity of
expressing my sincere thanks to those who
gave me their support at the polls, also a
special thank -you to those who gave their
time and efforts to make it possible for me
to obtain the office of Reeve.
I will endeavour to fulfill the faith and
confidence shown me, and will work to the
best of my ability for all the people of
our township.
John Tinney
Thank You I
Many thanks io the
electors in Stanley Town-
ship, Tuckersmith Town-
ship, Bayfield and Sea -
forth, who supported me
at the polls and helped
with my campaign for
trustee on the Huron
County Board of Education.
SEASON'S GREETINGS TO EVERYONE!
R.K. (Bob) Peck
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