The Lucknow Sentinel, 2014-10-15, Page 22 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Mayoral Candidates for Huron -Kinloss
Mitch
Twolan
My Name
is Mitch
Twolan and
I live in
Point Clark
with my
partner
Brittny and
my 3 children Brandon, Kyler
and Emma. I am a registered
Real Estate Broker and own
Lake Range Realty Ltd. in Point
Clark I was raised in the village
of Ripley by my parents Bernie
and Shirley Twolan and have 2
bothers, Clint and Steve.
I was a member of the Point
Clark Kinsmen Club for 10 yrs, I
have been involved in minor
hockey for the past 17 yrs as a
hockey parent or coach. I
started as a Councillor in 1999
then Deputy Mayor and finally
Mayor for the Township of
Huron -Kinloss for the past 10
yrs. I have been a Councillor for
the County of Bruce for 10 yrs
and Warden of the County of
Bruce in 2007. I am currently
the Chair of the Bruce County
Library Board, Vice Chair of the
Grey Bruce Heath Unit, Vice
Chair of the Great Lakes St.
Lawrence Cities Initiative and
board member of South West
Economic Alliance represent-
ing Bruce County.
If re-elected Mayor of the
Township of Huron -Kinloss I
wiE continue with the support
of Council to provide the ser-
vices and amenities that are
now in place throughout the
Township. I will not however
promise a 0% tax increase to
gain your votes. Experience has
taught me over the past 15 yrs
on Council you must plan to
make plans. We have seen the
cutting of the Ontario Munici-
pal Partnership Funding by
over $500,000 in the past 5 yrs,
the increase in operating
expenses such as Hydro, Pro-
pane, Gas and Oil to name a
few. Safe Drinking Water and
Water Quality will continue to
take priority for me as Mayor.
Thus the infrastructure that is
required to maintain and
upgrade safe drinking water is
very costly but a necessity.
I will continue my work as
Mayor to bring Natural Gas to
our Township. I have heard
loud and clear from many of
our tax payers and business
community members that the
rising costs of heating homes
and running businesses is
becoming too much for the
average owner to continue pay-
ing. I also know there are con-
cerns with many taxpayers of
the costs associated with this
project and who pays. I want to
assure everyone that this will
not be a project that will be paid
for by all taxpayers, it will be a
user pay project. We need help
from the Province and Federal
Government to make this pro-
ject happen.
As Mayor I will continue to
support our Agricultural Com-
munity and the Nuclear Indus-
try. These two industries are the
backbone of our Township and
the growth we have experi-
enced can mostly be attributed
to these industries as we have
grown by just over 4% since the
last census. When Agriculture
and Nuclear are doing well we
all benefit. As Mayor I will con-
tinue to supportlhe Deep Geo-
logical Repository for Low and
Intermediate Level Waste that
has been proposed by Ontario
Power Generation at the Bruce
Site. Also as Mayor and the
Chair of the Community Liason
Committee for the Township of
Huron -Kinloss Twill continue to
support the Adaptive Phased
Management Process of finding
a willing host community to
store all of Canada's Spent
Nuclear Fuel. I have said this
many times that it would have
been easier for Township
Council not to have involved
ourselves in this process but
something has to be done with
the spent fuel and passing this
issue on to the next generation
is not acceptable. As Mayor I
feel the obligation to see this
process through no matter what
decision is made by the taxpay-
ers of Huron-Ktnloss.
As Mayor I will continue to
support Council, Township
Staff, Ripley and LucknowFire
Departments, OPP, EMS, Luc -
know and Ripley Schools, Ser-
vice Clubs and allVolunteers in
the Township of Huron -Kinloss.
As Mayor I will also keep our
environment and climate
change in all of our decision-
making processes. We must
find a balance to promote
development, tourism and rec-
reation along the Lake Huron
Shoreline and I believe this can
be achieved through education,
outreach and communication.
As Mayor I will continue to sup-
port the Pine River Water Initia-
tive in the projects they have
planned for the Pine River.
I have only briefly described
my platform but please contact
me if you have any questions. If
re-elected Mayor I will do my
best to represent the taxpayers
of Huron -Kinloss. I ask for your
support and
vote on
October 27.
Arthur
Koberinsld
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man who, like so many others,
feel that something is very dif-
ferent with the state of our
trusted, elected administration.
I am witness to a deception, a
confidence job or a slight of
hand. Most of us are aware of
the ancient quote, "the pen is
mightier than the sword',' yet the
"civilized" nations of the world
seem to be in a perpetual state
of war.
We are trained to dismiss
"conspiracy theories" and
encouraged to accept "scientific
theories',' as if it is an impossibil-
ity for scientists to conspire. Our
media, news agencies, educa-
tion systems and our politicians
influence our perception of our
world, our reality. History has
shown that those who speak
out, dissent, are marginalized,
criticized and made a mockery
of.
The public education system
teaches our young the
"approved curriculum" and
new and ancient ideas are
negated and cast aside. I am
witness to much harm and
injury to our beautiful young
minds so eager to learn. This is
not freedom. I will not sit on the
sideline and say "somebody
should do something': This is
why I am putting forth my law-
ful, equitable name "Arthur
Koberinslci" as candidate for
Mayot
I have met with municipal
officers, mayors, clerks, judges,
police men and women and
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Chad Mann
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asked many questions regard-
ing my concerns. The most
common response has been,
"you need to speak with an
attorney" or "the lawyers did if:
This leads me to question,
"Why?" Does this reflect the will
of the people?
Lawyers are legislators who
write the codes, statutes, rules
and regulations for corpora-
tions. They do not write law.
These codes, statutes, rules and
regulations are given the "force
and effect of law',by those who
consent to be govemed. This is
how the "pen is mightier than
the sword':
We have been taught "gen-
eral" accepted terms and defi-
nitions of words and sentence
structure in public schools,
while the "legal" profession uti-
lizes a different specific struc-
ture of language most are una-
ble to understand.
It is our natural right to ques-
tion the "status quo',' or the state
of things. In fact it is our duty.
Am I aslcingwhy? It is good that
people are questioning their
municipal council.
A population of informed
individuals capable of critical
thinking and self determination
is not a population that can be
manipulated or deceived. I view
the people of this Township of
Huron -Kinloss in this light.
Each one of us has the "Abso-
lute right" to be who and what
we choose to be, in relationship
to all others, knowing that natu-
ral law is.... do no harm.
The people who represent
"municipal" interests have
entered public service for the
right reasons. To help.
All officers and directors of
corporations have a duty to dis-
sent within the corporation
when policies of that corpora-
tion cause harm.
Are we asking our officials
the proper questions? The
people are the government,
the administrators have
assumed a false superiority, as
we have allowed this. People
should not fear the "govern-
ment" or elected officers as
they are supposed to work for
the people.
H len
St. Andrew's United Church Ripley
Saturday October 25, 2014
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