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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-11-06, Page 81 1 •.• t If.R0 -EXPOSifORINOVEmBER sv• To the voters of the -Village of Dublin, —Re-Efect • t TT MCCREIGHT Thank you for your support Tin the past. I look forward kr serving you in the future.. TO the electors of HULLETT TOWNSHIP' • Having retired from the -Wilde of Clerk -- Treasurer a ye*ago, but still interested in Niturlicipal affairs, I come before you as a' , CANDIDATE FOR COUNCILLOR. for the _ next term of Council. With twenty years experience as a former ,_ Councillor, Reeve, and Clerk Treasurer, I would hope to be able to contribute to the management of Township business, for the \ coming two years. Your support at the Advance Poll on , Nelf ,,, em 1st, and the Regular Polls on No ber 10th will be appreciated. Sincerely Clare Vincent Vote DON McGREGOR . for 4/04 DEPUTY -REEVE Stanley Township .-6 years experience On .township council "I ask for your support on November 10" 10 '7! 7 ••cp GIERALD CROOTHUIS Gerald Groothuis is seeking " re-election , to Seaforth Council. The candidate, owner of Seaforth Motors, has been self- , • employed since 1966. He is a member of the Optimists, Legion Branch 156 and the Knights of Columbus. .Mr,. Groothuls is a member of St. James Church and was previously on the board of •advisors. Mr. Groothuis and his wife Rita have three chidlren living at home Christine, 21; Rose, 19 and Jim, 15. Gary Boyle of 106 Ceram St., Stratford, is running for Seaforth council. Mr. Boyle is employed at Smyth's Shoe Store, Mitchell and prior to this was self-employed: He is a member of the BIA Study. GI:nup,Vice-Chair-man-of-the- recreation committee, a member of the Chamber of Commerce and president of his bowling group.' o"The local economic' situation: • • a) Foroiation of BIA. b) Eneburage particpation at all levels. c) Look at possibilities of °- MAWS litaVES Charles, , 'Reeves • As challenging for one of two seats open on the •Seaforth .PUC. If elected it will be his first public office, Mr. Reeves, who retired from the PUC three years ago, is a `inrinber of the Masons. the .11d1 Fellows a,nd. the Eastern• Star, and attends. • Egmonclifille United Church. Mr. Reeves, a widower,. • has three children hjle' et4V:'S re"peFos'sitl-anoncsi: "were.•:fig‘:tiy0Y• 401#4111ation,' Seaforth, YOtera. °are kccd 'itivith mayoralty race: find race by tit-six.'cotS.001 sea* aw:tui;y14.reP:v1:7.as aimed, ,.reeVe „and Bill Bennett Alt `Seatforth candidates .were' asked the" fol (wing "questiOns:. volte.rsV111,ioatt'hiel c': Y:tiSoene;i1s What the niost serious Matter facing; -1" "!1-3Arelly.-1-4Qou a*liti.btlelctl?with the • Work of previous councils?.ff not, what do you feel needs more industri.' •"Reasonable satisfied we need a fresh approach to old problems." • . ' •"Improve ‘- the parking facilities." DICK PACKHAM Dick Packham, of 79 NeWon St.. Hensall is seeking re-election to Hensall council. He served as councillor for the past teem. He has been employed by General Home Systems. since 1972. • • Mr. Packham and his wife Sylvia hay e two chidlren • Tim. 7 and Anne, four years old. '"Annexation and 'senior citizens' housing." "Yes - but the work needs to be finished." •"Yes." Hensall The questions: Voter• s Hensall must. choose a reeve for the village, and elect four councillors. The' candidates were asked to comment on the filllowing-questions. I. What do you see as the mast serious matter facing voters 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. Do you think council can make Hensall's downtown core more viable? Do you VOTERS OF HURON Do you want '1) Quality Educatio4 2) An Educational System for the 4980's? 3) The Best for the young people of Huron? Does your local candidate? Aske before you. Vote on Nov. "10 District -43- of 9SSTF , JOHN SKEA John Skea. of '2 Queen St . Hensall. is running for Hensall council. Mr. Skea is employed at W G Thompson. Sons Ltd . in Hensall. He and his wife'lsabella have three children John and Doroth). ho are both married. and David. 13 years old, •" Although this may not he a serious problem many people I have talked to uould lake inproved side.% alks Also. that more use could he made of the community' Centre •" • 0"This would he an area 1 amid give yarious serious •thought to " Council • GARY HOUSTON Gary Houston of 162 Mill Street, Hensall. is running for a seat on Hensall council Mr FInuston is emnloyed at the Drysdale Major Ap- pliance Store in Hensall. He and wife Verlyn have two chicfiren. •"The most serious matter really is thetirty streets. The main thing is to get them cleaned up.'" "They did okay. except as previously mentioned on the streets." "Council can help make the downtown area more viable. I'm not totally in favour of a BM. They (merchants) would be better off with a Businessmen's Association where all the businesses in town worked .tonether." • CECIL PEPPER Cecil Peppgr of 96 Mill St., Hensall is running for council Mr Pepper has been emjaloyed at W.6. Thompson and Sons Ltd since 1960. The candidate is a member of the Henson 1 0.0.F. and is treasurer of Hensall United Church. , Mr Pepper and his wife Jocce hoc(' four children - Brrnda . 20: Marilyn. 18; I aurie. 1" and Joann. Age ' I h •"The most serious matter possible is annexation and 'ffoccever. 1 don't know shat I can do' about it antil.1 take time to study the problem '' •"1 am satisfied with the csork of precious councils but I would welcome the chance to try to improve council's work • •"Council alone, cannol. im oye the downtown core. It 'Inake the work of every reSt nt nf I4ensall. I think a BIA program would be good " favour the formation of a Business Improvement Area (BIA) program? Public Utilities Commis Ion There are four candidates running for the two seats on the Hensall PUC. These 'candidates were asked the same questions as those running for council. CHARLES HAYS Charles Hays is seeking re-election to the Hensall Public Utilities Commission. Mr. H'avs has seryed on -the PUC for the past 12 years The candidate is past -district deputy of the Oddfellows and Masons, and is a member of the Huron Count % board of eductation's 'Batty School Leaving Committee. He and his wife Leila have too daughters. •"Nothing wrong there. - •"Yes. I'm satisfied." *no cctmment • 1011•1t6VIiIeittf A :• 'about a Yeart, `plannlng• 1)0,0 has r..been YVQrkii.*: On a tOYts.1911 ,tha.:`• toiVal("',00cial plan. Thc ,public -N011.'•,h0 aSimi comment On it at niqetin'oP in• November. AS someono.w110.• vvould like; to heln SetitOre.. direction fOi'SelifOrAi''04 • Is the most essential 'thing ° the plan should de? • There' are"foUr candidates running or two aeats on the Statortb. Public .Utilities • Commission (PUC). These candidates _were asked the same question- as candidates running for council. bert ROBERT NORRLS Robert Norris (Yogi) of R.R. 2, Staffa, is running for a seat on Hibbert Township council. Mr. Norris, who farms in the township, is a bachelor. The candidate is a member of the Mitchell Legion and the Mitchell Golf Club. •"The reason I let my name stand (for council) is the fact we're losing a pretty strong council member in Ross McPhail." The candidate added Mr. McPhail is a neighbour. 0-1 believe council has done as well as possible." 0"Right in our own area, we haven't had this problem. I think they have to do something to curtail this • anything to help keep down the stench." FOR RESPONSIBLE REPRESENTATION ON STANLEY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL... • VOTE CLARENCE RAU FOR COUNCILLOR STANLEY TOWNSHIP, •ON COUNCIL FOR FOUR YEARS •MEMBER ZURICH AP,ID AREA FIRE BOARD •MEMBER STANLEY TOWNSHIP • RECREATION COMMITTEE • N NOVEMBER 10TH SUPPORT CLARENCE RAU VOTE BROWNR1DGE FOR TUCURSMITH COUNCIL FOR INFORMATION PHONE 482-7118 'BRIDGE -THE GAPS WITH BROWNRIDGE' 11/ .1It 4 -4. -Ell, -.2! AM, .A. .... -...., ...., -•,- -.1,- -.,- .. ..n. - The questions': The two top pOsitions on Hibbett Township *mil were filled by acclamation - Roy Swart has moved up to reeve, and Do n Johns will be deputy reeve. The eandidates running for council were asked the following questions. 1. What do you see as the most serious matter facing voters in this election? What can you do about it? 'Are you satisified with the -- work -of previous councils? If not, what do you feel needs improvement? 3.ew_ipbitw Whnaetisytoowunsr positionon th which will require all liquid manure tanks to be kept covered? Explain. D Invltes•alt tate , .,010,110r) • .1114.14Y 0.11-1X-#,')/arpkov 10, 1980.' , . 910 to 1 • ,..14moot,1 provled E HURON .pcP ..................... it* 'A local Seaforth lawyer anxtous to 'serve the community as a member of council Vote PAUL ROSSI. for Seaforth Council , -Ratepayers of Seaforth Re-elect ROBERT (BOB) DINSMORE. For Councillor After having.spent the last term serving on a progressive council working for Seaforth's future, I am asklog for your support so I will be able to continue the programs started, and be a part of designing the. future of Seaforth, VOTE NOV. 101H FOR INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION PHONE 527.1224 TO THE VOTERS OF SEAFORTH1 1 have been a lifetitne resident of Seaforth and if elected I promise to use a common- sense approach fo all matters and have them carried out in a fair and efficient manner.. VOTE JIM SILLS FOR PUC Commissioner For Transportation ,call 527-1248