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The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-09, Page 4To the Electors of HOLLETT. TOWNSRI!. FOR/THE LIQUOR PLEBISCITE Nn- VOTE %° MEANS: - "Parking Lot" Drinking * Fewer CoMMunity Projects • Less Funds for Organizations NO Special Occasion Permits tor ANY Occasion This rote is for permission to obtain special occasion permits - Not a vote for liqubr outlets, (CONCERNED CITIZENS) 16t YES VOTE A '6,' MEANS: - Controlled Legal Drinking - Funds for Organizations • Funds for Community Projects - Special Occasions Permits for. Anniversaries, Receptions, Birthdays, Etc. To the electors of Hullett McKiilop and Seaforth Vote HENDERSON Having been nominated for Trustee to represent Hullett, McKillop and Seaforth, on the .Huron County Board cif Education, having past experience on the Board and ' Interest in Education, I ask you fttr your Support on November 13. • JOHN E. HENDERSON For information Phone 527-0435 . In Hibbert Township, voters will go to the polls to select a reeve and council- .ThE HURON The candidate is married to Clara Broivn and-haS three children., Nora, Betty, and Bill Jr. Mr. Biown said he decided to run., for election: since he wants to get involved with township issues. He said some of the issue' he fori,,se:s in /he • coming term will be firm drainage issues and questions con- cerning Vanastra projects. Mr. Brown has sponsored ball, hockey and broomball in the past and said he and his, wife are both guile interested 'n sports. andl raised in E mondville, has been self-ern loyeFl since 1960. He OperAt lek'au auto re tr shop k awl. auto wreckers buSitiesS*- in the ' emolth —Jieeve Yin:SitWry acid 040tyloe '40b00: • Bell were tvt11., 000410 • another two, • 90', • •TOccr*Lth., 4 However,, incumbent ' councillors :10P ro TOthering- hazli .04.#4.nk 41.000 are being opposed b candidates William HreWn of Egmond- ville, Robin ates., of Vanastra Harvey Ham ond 'of Bruee field for the th ee councillors • positions, To lectors. of L TOWNSHIP Vote for Candidate for Reeve Henry Hattori" Henry Harburn, who has served as the deputy reeve of Hibbert Township for the past sb6rears, is seeking the position of reeve in the upcoming elections. Mr. Harburn,' who resides at R.R.2, Staffa, is married to Iren Harburn and has two daughters, Norma and Kathy and five grandchildren.' During his 12 Years as a member of }fibbed council, he was a councillor for six years, served as a deputy reeve for six years and was a member of county council for four years. . Mr. Harburn was chair- man :.of the Reforestation, Fish and Game committee for two years, served for one year on the property commit- tee and for one year .on the . road committee. He is also a member of the Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority and has been active in sports for a number of years. Mr. Harburn said he has 12 years of experience on council and time to spend to serve the ratepayers best as reeve. • `Deputy-Reeve-Acclaim. Roy SWart Roy Swart, a farmer wh resides at R.R.4,. Scafo was acclaimed as the de reeve of Hibbert Townshi Mr. Swart is married a the father of five. The deputy reeve has served on the Hibbcrt council for four years. He represents council on the Upper Thames Valley Conservation Authority hoard and the Seaforth fire area board. Mr. Swart said he let his name stand for election since he feels he is capable of doing the job and has the time to serve on council. The deputy reeve- said the main objective of council over the next two years will be to continue building roads in Hibbcrt Township. Candidate for Councillor Don Johns, who lives on Con. 1.2, Hibbcrt Township, is seeking election for his second term as councillor on Hibbert Township council. Mr. Johns, who is married with two sons, aged 20 and 18 years old. and one daughter, 12 years old. operates a dairy farm. The candidate served on the township council for the past two years. During that ' Candidate for Councillor Robert Fotheririgham, who resides at R.R.4, Seaforth, is :-running for a seat on , .Tuckersmith Township Council. 'Mr. Fortheringham, who farms in the township, is married and has two children in school. The candidate has served on the Seaforth Fall rair Board, and has been active in theCurling Club and is an active member of his church. Mr. Fotheringham has served on Tuckersmith council for the past tweyears and was a member of the Seaforth fire board and served on the day care board. The candidate said the reason he ran in the last election was that he thotight it was time there was some new blood on council and that there were quite a few, things which needed at- tending to, He said there are still things he hopes council can accomplish in' the' next two. years, and the reason he is seeking re-election is that he found the job of councillor both interesting and chal- lenging. Mr. • Fotheringham said one of the main issues is the -replacement ''of some Of the horse and buggy bridges in the township, with the Broadfoot and McLean bridge being replaied first. William Brown Rob Gates C.R. "Rob'! Gates, a resident of Vanastra, is seeking election as a council- lor on Tuckersmith Township council. / Mr. Gates, the father of two boys, came to Vanastra from Kitchener lb 1972 when he accepted a position with Dominion Roads and Machinery in Goderich. Fie is now employed as an auditor with Revenue Canda. Mr. Gates involvement with the Community has included sitting on the Tuckersmith Day Care Board and the 'recreation board as Harvey Hammond Candidate for Council lors. The only acclamation in the township was Roy Swart, acclaimed as deputy-reeve for the coming term, . Rest-McPhail, the former reeve and Henry Harburn, the former deputy-reeve, are both running for the reeve's Position. Also, four candidates are seeking the three councillor's position in the upcoming municipal elect*. Candidate for Reeve . Ross McPhail Ross McPhail, R.R.2, Staf- fa, a candidate for reeve of Hibbert Township, has served in municipal politics for the past 15 years. Mr. McPhail has been reeve of the township for the' ast 12 years. Mr. MCPhail said he seeks office because he has a liking forpublie life in a small way, likes the competition and the challenge of running for office. Mr. McPhail• said council will continue to examine and control expenditures in their next two year term of office. While the reeve said "We probably can't beat in- flation", he said he foresees no rapid increase in taxes for township ratepayers. The reeve said council will continue their road building program. N xt year, a new bri i be built on the south boundary of the. Ausable River, with Perth and. Huron counties sharing the cost. • Mr. McPhail said he is also pleased with the results of the township's official plan and the zoning bylaws. He said these have given council some control over the development of the municipality. Mr. McPhail added the 'official plan by no means perfect and is continually being reviewed, with the fee structure as it relates to the township building inspector. The, reeve also thanked the teers who have helped carry ou recreation pro- grams i Dublin , and Cromarty. e said the efforts were larg ly sustained- by members f the two re- creation co mittees at little cost to Hib ert' taxpayers. Don Johns time he was the council's representative on the Mitchell and District fire area board. Also, Mr. Johns has been associated with the South Hibbert Athletic Aisociation for the past five years. The candidate said. "If elected I will continue to serve the ratepayers of the township to the best of my ability." , — Councillor Candidate Herb B rown Herb Brown, running for re-election as a Councillor on Hibbert Township councillor, residesin „,Dorblin, Mr. Brown is married, and the father of 10 children, three of whom are still in school. Mr. Brown is employed at Looby Construction in Dublin, He has served on Hibbert Township council for four years. - The councillor represented the township -on the Dublin Centennial Committee • and the Mitchell arena board. He is also first vice-pre- sident of the Dublin District Lions Club and is president of the Dublin and District Athletic Association. In the past, he also served one year as a Dublin village trustee. • Mr. Brown decided to let his name stand for re- eleccion since he is interested in community affairs and has enjoyed his time on council. Councillor candidate Leo Kroonen Leo Kroonen, who is run- ning for a seat on Hibbert Township council, lives in Dublin. Mr. ; Kroonen came to Hibbert Township from Hol- land 25 years ago and now operates a sow to farrow to finish operation and a 'small beef lot. He also operates Lim-Bant Farm Supplies. The candidate has one son in the operation with him, a second sbn attending Fan- shawe '. College and a daughter ,who is a student at Mitchell District High School. Mr. Kroonens has been the local representative on the Perth County Pork Pro- ducers for the past 18 years, and was regional director of the Ontario Farmers Union for three years. He is now a member of the Ontario •• Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Kroonens said he decided to run for office since he feels the livestock man is not fully represented on the council, especially -.now that there are new building by- laws and the way they are being implemented. He said the main issues facing the township are to combat inflation in every way possible and to get the right representative on each of the committees. Reel e.acelaimed Reeve Ervin Sillery Ervin Sillery, who lives at RR 1: Brucefield, haS been acclaimed as the reeve of Tuckersmith Township. Mr. Silery. who • is a farmer, has been on the 'township council for 17 years including six years spent as deputy-reeve under Elgin Thompson. He has been township reeve for the past two years. , He said under the social and political structure there is a need for lead'ership and if the people are satisfied, "then I feel I'm helping with my 'community." Mr. Sillery said a lot depends bit- the flea of council members and in the past he has had excellent co-operation from council, The reeve said the council take issues as they come amid try to solve them. Acclaimed Deputy Reeve. BOB BELL Councillor Candidate William ' Brown of Egmondvillq is running for election as' 'a councillor on Tuckersmith Township Council. • Mr. Brown who was born Hibbert, Township Councillor - Candidate JOHN [JACK] KINSMAN , I cordially solicit your vote for councillor in the township of Hibbert. Councillor Candidate Franklin M. Falconer Franklin Falconer, who is running as, councillor fel. Tuckersmith , Township counfil, farms • at R.R.5, Clinton. Mr. Falconer is married to Eleanor. Falconer, and the couple have four married daughters, and one son, Leslie. The candidate raises re- gistered Shorthorns and is past president of the Huron- Perth Shorthorn Club. He is also- past president of, the Huron Central Agricultural 'Society, past master, of the South Huron L.O.L., 'is a director of the Lturon COunty _ Cattlemen and has served on Tuckersmith council for the past nine years. He is running for office because "I feel it is a great honour and challenge to be Electors of -HULLETT It has been a privilege for me to have been able to serve on couricil and the various • committees I have been on during the past four years. If elected to the position of Deptty Reeve I think these years of council experience.will be of great value when I am required to • make decisions affecting the future fo both Huron County and Hullett Township. I apologize for not being able to call on everyone, but the corn harvest has made this an impossibility. I respectfully solicit your support at the polls on November 13. VOTE GREG NPON:- DEPUTY - .REEVE. - and give Hullett good representation at County Council TO THE ELECTORS OF EAST WAWANOSII., MORRIS & BLYTH I respectfully solicit your support to Re-Elect R. JOHN ELLIOTT as vow representative on the HURON COUNTY. BOARD OF EDUCATION - Married with a young family. - Occupation: Insurance Agent. - Pour years experience on tire Board of Education. - Presently Chairman of the Huron County Board of Education and Chairman of 'Executive Committee. - A parent '&who Is gen:direly interested in 'the education of our children and the rising costs of education to the ratepayers. ON NOVEMBER 13th VOTE 'TO' itgamscr .well as being the past, president and director of the Vanastra. Community. As- sociation. Mr, Gates said, "Ha'ing been raised in a rural com- munity with work in the agricultural field after graduating from Kemptville Agricultural College in 196' . my interest in' the rural community has becoine a way of life. Over the past several years I have noted that there appears to be two separate communities in the township, one being rural and the other rural-urban. To. this endl woulalike to see a greater harmony and under- standing between the two." ELECTORS MORRIS • It has been,a privilege to Serve you as Reeve and as yoiir 'representative on county council. If re-elected I will continue to 'be of help with our ToWnthip and County matters. I ask for yOur support at the polls on Monday, November 13. Re elect BILL ELSTON for Reeve Tuckersmith on council." Mr. Falconer said the two most iniportant issues lacing the., ratepayers in Tocker- smith TOwnship in the next two years.will be the Huron County, secondary plan and the market Value of assess- ment, which could come into force by the provincial government. Robert Fotheringham He said the township is also faced with the nted for another new grader and a tractor with `a. loader on it. THOMAS CUNNINGHA as Deputy Reeve , on November 13 - I have served on the council as a councillor for the past.two years. - I have had two years experience on the Hullett Township School Board. - I am a past president of, Huron County Junior Farmers and Huron County Soil and Crop, Improvement Assoc. - I have served on Blyth. Fire Board; Blyth Arena Board, Hullett Recreation and Ceintnunity Centre Board and Auburn Hall Board. - I am w•Ming to help anyone with problems in the. township.