Huron Expositor, 2016-07-27, Page 1414 Huron Expositor • Wednesday, July 27, 2016
C ALLUSTO I r
pLinkCe.OU e`r
ADI;
--mmEMIL ;IF
!•-
Happy
f
Happy 40th
Wedding Anniversary
Ron & Mary Beuerman
July 24, 2016
Love from your family
-0s,
Some of Huron East council angered over
Mayor's actions towards shared service
CONTINUED FROM > PAGE 1
"Now does any council
member here ever
remember talking about
sharing services with
South Huron?" stated
Chartrand, with concern
in his voice. "This council
has never talked or gave
our mayor authorization
to speak to them on our
behalf:'
Chartrand said to the
horseshoe -shaped table
that when MacLellan
had previously asked for
permission to speak to
Central Huron and Blue -
water, the wish was
granted with ease by the
political gang.
According to Char-
trand, not a single staff
from the municipality
were cognisant of or
invited to the delega-
tion, a gathering that he
considers to be "top-
secret." He said if some-
one had not reviewed
the South Huron's web-
site where their agenda
is listed, this occurrence
may have gone
unnoticed.
"This is just another
example of our mayor
showing total disrespect
to this council,"
BE READY FON 'BACK TO SCHOOL'
...COME DRIVE
BUS FOR US!
Murphy Bus Lines
fs,
Would you like a part-time job without having
to worry about working evenings or weekends?
Do you like working with kids?
We provide all the training and assist you to get your bus licence.
We are an equal opportunity employer.
Apply on line at www.murphybuslines.ca
Email murphy@murphybus.ca
Please call 1-877-289-6507 to set up an interview.
Clinton:519-482-3493 clinton@murphybus.ca
Seaforth:519-522-1222 seaforth@murphybus.ca
Mitchell:519-348-4725 mitchell@murphybus.ca
Exeter:519-235-0450 exeter@murphybus.ca
St. Marys:519-229-8956 stmarys@murphybus.ca
explained Chartrand in
his speech.
"In my opinion this
whole shared services
idea is going way off
track."
Seaforth Coun. Bob
Fisher agreed with
Chartrand in terms of
keeping "it slow and
steady and not being
rushed" in the shared
service talks.
Fisher's other half, Sea -
forth Ward Rep. Nathan
Marshall asked the dep-
uty mayor, Joe Steffler
who was filling in
for MacLellan, if he pos-
sibly had previous dis-
cussions connected to
the delegation
conversations.
"I didn't even know it
was there," responded
Steffler to Marshall.
Replying to Char-
trand's accusations,
Tuckersmith Coun. Larry
McGrath said he has no
bad -blood with the may-
or's decision on attend-
ing out of council
meetings.
"I think at the end of
the day, it may offend
you and I appreciate
that, but it has to come
back to this table," com-
mented McGrath to
Based on the conversation we had about Bernie, I don't
have a problem with the comments. I personally feel
that this is a conversation (that) should end and be had
when Bernie is in the room, so he could defend himself,"
remarked Seaforth councilor, Nathan Marshall.
Chartrand. "He can
make and discuss all the
plans he wants, if we
don't agree with it, it's an
11-1 vote, plain and
simple."
Wearing a large black
cowboy hat and the
attire to match, in dedi-
cation to the Calgary
Stampede, McKillop
councillor Kevin Wilbee
was also unaware of the
delegation.
"I read that article
about South Huron, I
kind of thought it took
place maybe when I was
in the other room, but
now I guess that wasn't
the case," he said.
The debate got heated
with snarky remarks by
Alvin McLellan Grey Ward
Coun. followed by the
other Grey ward repre-
sentative, Diane Diehl
seaforthhuronexpositor.com
The
' = Seaforth Generals
g.-Liziti need
BILLET FAMILIES
Do you have a private room
with desk/workspace?
Willing to provide meals and snacks?
Understand the need for
'team rule enforcement'?
We will pay you
per month!
If interested or would like more info contact
General Manager TJ Runhart
519-301-7016
runhart22@hotmail.com
who said she felt
disrespected.
"Based on the conver-
sation we had about
Bernie, I don't have a
problem with the com-
ments. I personally feel
that this is a conversation
(that) should end and be
had when Bernie is in the
room, so he could defend
himself," remarked
Marshall.
A few minutes
after, Brussels Council-
lor, David Blaney pre-
sented council with a
motion.
"Due to the current
lack of relevant data sur-
rounding the shared ser-
vices debate, and due to
the efforts to expand the
number of municipalities
involved in the discus-
sion, and in considera-
tion of the fact that the
What if one company
could solve all your
business needs?
We can connect all the pieces
in more ways than ever before.
For more
two principals promoting
the endeavour have
declared in the press that
their ultimate aim would
be single -tier govern-
ment," Blaney's motion
stated.
"The mayor of Huron
East has only been
empowered to discuss
the possibility of shared
services with the Munic-
ipality of Central Huron
and the Municipality of
Bluewater and to seek
information concerning
the contents of the
agreement between
Morris-Turnberry and
North Huron and that
any current expansion
of that mandate is solely
an individual action on
the part of the Mayor
and has not been
endorsed by the council
of Huron East."
41 SA!
1iJ POSTMEDIA
nformation, visit postmedia.com/advertise
�r3if� • •
PARK EMU TKt$E.7c
FOR MOM INFORMATION...
wwwsnawiekinks.ca udde.,tWi-800-265-3431