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The Huron Expositor, 1980-11-06, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSIiM,110' VEND Hibbettpay annu Plus fee -for extra meetings Hibbert CQUi)Cil meets'. every two months and officially olice a -month, and seminars by varieus'everil' all members are required to naent ininiatrje's, usually attend. In addition, there cis three or four a year; Which all usually a drainage meeting members also attend. . There are also Occasional other meetings: Beyond the basic council • affairs, there are several •committees in the township and in Perth County and 'al least one council representa- tive slts -en each: These 4 In Tuckers _Vote BOB BROADFOOT NOV. 10 For Council include, the Mitchell and district ' Protective committee, the Mitchell and Seaforth fire.a.rea boards, the Mitchell and District planning .board, the Mitchell and District Coinmunity Centre, the Ausable Hayfield Conservation Authority, the Upper Thames River Con- servation Authority, the Seaforth hospital board and the Hibbert library board. The reeve must also re - 'present " the • township on 1Perth County Council, which meets at least two- days a nionth as well as serving on one or two county com- mittees. Members of the Hibbert Council are paid a yearly salary 'based en the formally planned monthly meetings. Annually, the reeve -receives 5825, the deputy reeve 5740. and councillors 5650. For unplanned half-day meetings members receive an additional 535 and for full day meetings, 550: Re-elect JOHN FLYNN FOR HULLUT TOWNSHIP COUNCIL • "1 have had two years on council and six years on the recreation committee, and i am looking forward to further. serving the community." , 1 Electors of Hensall ON• NQV.10 I ELECT • Harry M. Klungel FOR REEVE OF HENSALL I,ask you to consider these points: • 1 hove the time -Ovoiloble to • serve whenever needed. • Four yeor.sex- perience on Hensoll council • Considerable church and business ex• perience • Committed to mak.- ing Henson a better place in -which to live, work & enfoy For transportation ,to the polls Phone 262-2536 JERRYMURRAY Jerry Mdiriy of Dublini is running for village trustee.. Mr. Murray, who served as village secretary for two years, is in the building construction trade. LOUIS MALONEY Louis Maloney of Dublin is running foe re -lection as a trustee of the police village of Dublin. Mr, Maloney has been a village trustee for the past six years, and was •---ehakruatrorthe" Dublin PUC - • Mr.' Murray,- 50', is a for four of those years. He is member of the Knights of Columbus, No. 5289 and a member, of • St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, '"Be fair and conscience - minded." •"Yes." the owner of the Dublin Feed Mill. The candidate and his wife Therese have two daughters and a son. •"Inflation • and energy costs. Spend the taxpayer's dollar wisely." •"Yes" Logan The quertions: This year, there's a race for reeve in Logan Township between two veteran council members. The candidates were asked three questions, and 'their responses are published below. 1. What do you see as the most serious matter facing voters in this election?. What EDWIN "TED" MIAMI Edwin C. "Ted" Inman of R.R. 2, tvlonkton. is running for reeve of Logan Township. Mr. Inman has !leen a mem- ber of council for the past eight years. He has farmed In the township all his life and is a member of the Monkton Lions Club, Golden Rule Lodge and has been the secretary of the Monkton Community CentroBoard for eight years. The candidate is a mem- ber of Monk -ton • United Church and member of the board of stewards. He has also served ort the Mitchell Fair Hoard. The candidate and his wife Ellen have five. children - Delford. 21: Yvon- ne, Mrs. Jerry Enns. 20: . Murray. 16: Brenda. 14 and foster son Ken. 13. *"1 do not see any major problems in our township at this time and hope that the co-operation with township residents will continue to be very good.'' • "Vriarn my eight years on Logan ecaincil. 1 feel v. e have always had very co-operative and successful cociis • "1 would certain' ape can you do aboure 2. Are you•satisified with the work of the preyious council? If not what do yop feel needs improvement? 3. Are you in favour of continuing the road surface trratment program in Logan rather than resurfacing with gravel each year? Explain. MAIT MeCREIGHT Matt McCreight of Dublin is running for re-election as a village trustee. Mr. McCreight has served as a trustee for that period. The ,,andidate is the owner of McCreight Home Hardware. Prior to that, he was a construction superintendent for 25 years. Mr. McCreight is a member of the Seaforth *Legien. •"Keep close account of tax dollars and also maintenance in general of the village, such as drainage and road unkeep. 0"Yes," the surface treatment pro- gram for our roads can be continued and maybe even increased to more miles per year, and also that we can continue to rebuild some sideroads each year. The surface -treated roads will re- sult in a savings in the future with less cost for gravel, calcium. grading. etc." Reeve To the voters of Seaforth . CA111, VOCE Veteran Coganipolitician in the running for the reeve's seat in the township. Mt. Vock was. warden of Perth County in 1960. and has serv'ed Logan with two years as a councillor, two as deputy -reeve and fnur as deputy reeve He is currentiv employed by Penh and Huron Concrete Products Before joining that firm this year Mr. Vila farmed in Logan tonship He is a member of the Brodhagen nd District DON MORO Don:Maolfeo, f gat. 2. ' Duhila, is running for Village ' trugee. ,h1r. MacRae has' served as yillage trastee for 14 years in the p,est, and waS chairman of Dublin Hydro and recorclieg trustee for the village. The candidate has been Dublin postmaster for _ , the past eight years and prior • to that, Operated Dublin Electric. fie is a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Seaforth and of the Knights of Columbus, Father, Stephen Eckert branch, Seaforth. • He's alsq a carter member of the Dublin and District Lions Club and member of • St. Patrick's Church, Dublin. Mr. MacRae, a widower,. has three,' children-7-kt): 34; Michael, 32' and daughter Nora Anne. ,•"Annexetion- for housing • and-- new business in the village. Senior • citizen housing in Dublin rather than Mitchell or Seaforth.• " •"Fairly satisfactory but lighting on the streets is unsatisfactory. Restrain on Hydro spending to try to hold the line on rateS-attertdance at conventions and meetings to ensure keeping abreast of the changing times." Chamber of Commerce and a member of St. Peters LutheranChurch Brodhagen. He and his wife Betty have five children, Joyce, June, Wanda. Bill and Douglas. • ▪ "I am in favor of surface treating on roads in Logan Township and for continuing the rebuilding of sidefoads. The reasons I support surface treatment: ) Limited amount of ' 4rAtel In township. b) Calcium is increasing in cost every year and getting poor results. c) Grading roads is costly due to fuel costs. (I) Sufface treatment roads reduce maintciybc costs on cars, trucks ' and farm equipmont." JOHN f.laU) KINSMAN . John. Kinsman of R.R. 2. *1‘,Staffa is seeking re-election to Ha?bert Township council. Mr. Kinsman served ,on, council for one term., The candidate, a farmer for, several years, represented Hibbert on - the Seaforth Hospital Hoard and the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority, He has also been a inember of the Hensel' Fire Board for DON MaeRAE Countil • 5. 1. RON CHRiSTIE Ron 'Christie, of R.R.' 2, Staffi; is running for council in Hibbert Township. Mr. Christie, seeking office for the first time, is a self- employed farther. He is active in, - the Perth Federation of Agriculture, was •a past director and is now 'first vice-president of - the organization. He also served on the Hibbert Township planning board. Mr. Christie and his- wife Rita have two children - Natasha, 21/2 years old and Tobias, five months. ' • no Answer •no answer 0"1 agree., with it. Liquid manure is a fairly new 1�gyThUrniwg Out t\ area and thjs bylaw assures that it is ustd to the best advantage of the farmer him- self and his neighbours. Liqui&manure is no problem if' properly managed. Any problems of the past have been due to poor management and learning to deal with a new technology." several years. Mr. Kinsman and his wife Elaine have three sons *and one daughter. • • •"1'm in favour .of the bylaw, which covers new tanks that are going in. If we don't de it now, it could mean trouble down the road." Logan paid fee, for -meetings Logan towhship council meets twice a month. on the first and third Mondav There are also about three ce. four special meetings each veer The township sends one councillor to reprewre 11 on the Mitchell Area Fire board and the Logan Elma Fire Area board There is also a Logan councallor on each of tite Monkton Are Cornortimtv Centre board. the Mitchell and District Commune,. Centre Board. Logan Township recreation comtnittee. The Maitland Valley Conservation Authoritv and the Ausable Bav field Cons-ervation 14.....4440404001•0401044.444411010.• Authority. Besides regular and special council meetings the. reeve represents Logan on the aria's pmtective inspection committee and on the Perth County council. The reeve sits for council on the township library board. Only the reeve receives a yearly honorarium. which is 5500 He is paid 541.50 joi• regular meetings while the deputy reeve gets 545. and councillors 542.50. For the various other meetings the% attend, members of council are paid 535. through the board on which they are sitting Ali members also receive 53.5 for special council meetings. To the Electors al)riblin I solicit your vote on the Nov 10 election. I will work ''in the best interest of the corn rn t y JERRY MURRAY Re-elect ,JOHN SINNAMON. For transportation Or Information phone 527-0218 . t . Electors of TUCKERSMITH .1 am seeking a seat on Tuckersmith Council on Monday, November 10. 1980. I sincerely solicit your support and will work diligently for the betterment of the Township. Lloyd Eisler Sr.1 For rides to the Polling Booth Call 527-0691, 527-0443 •,e•• 4".: • EGMONDVILLE Ar• •••1•44•=4444 Hibbert .questions 041141 tea are running for fot Ilfree see , on the Dublin village trustees'. The qileeti011s the candidates were.a4Iced are: • • 1, What do you see as the. most serious matte! facing voters In felide elf out' Whi ' oilizOO do oheet lit. - • 2, Are you sti#01: ii*O'Ll* *ei'lc.0-*PrevleOP: *010 it ' not,, *hot tioyou fee!, Oeefle:. , hoppvereeol . '. . The hvo top poSitions on Hibbert Township council were filled by acclamation • Roy Swart has moved up to reeve. and Do n Johns will be deputy reeve. The candidates running 'for council were asked the following questions. 1. What do you see as the most serious matter facing yoters in this election? What can you do about it? 2. Are you satisified with the work of previous councils? If not. what do you feel needs improvement? 3. What is your- position on the new township bylaw which will require all liquid manure tanks hi be kept covered? Eeplain. USE EXPOSITOR WANT -.ADS Phone 527-0240 6,•I4 I respectfully sol101t • your. -support • on Novernbex 10. For transportation or Info. Phone 527-1880 Electors of Hensall Asa candidate for the office of public • utillty . COMMIS I ER I seek the support of the citizens of Hensall because I feel that with my business experience and trainirig together with the eXperlenge I gained" during my years' in the municipal council, I can make a helpful contribution to the work of the commission. AROLD 'KNIGHT Hensall P.U.C. Wanted Your support on Monday • im Papple - a successful farmer -'an individual, practical and businm -like - a good listener - can make logical decisions - can put his ideas into words - can get along with people For a voice concerned with all of Tuckersmith Vote Jim Pappie on November T'Oth Phone for transportation 9. On November 10th Vote Betty McLean FOr Tuckersmith Township Council • Member Tuckersmith Township Day Care Board • For Four Years. 4 Past Charter President of Vanastra and District Lione§s" Club 4r4,0',42.4e0 ',4"" A 44",•X‘ii • zr •