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The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-16, Page 12AAPP dr ncei. re ort XPOSiTOR, NCIVEMBER 1 '71970 1 To the Electorat H BBERT Thank you for your vbteof Confidence on Monday. , ROSS To the Voters of SEAFORTH I would like to say thank you for your wonderful support at the polls. I will work very hard to try to live up to your expectations. Also a special thanks , to those who worked so hard during my campaign. JOHN SINNAMON Walton pair in Royal show • • 0 , • THIS 15 IT TM'S LUNT YOU'LL SAY WHEN YOU SEE THE BERG --mrimo-mon MANURE PUMP It forces the manure from the barn, through an underground pipe to the Storage area. As the manure enters storage area from below, the outside surface forms a crust, which retains the important nitrogen and potassium inside the pile and also reduces the odor and fly problems. And the manure is ready for spreading, when you want it. For details call Keith Simon Pleinhing Perm Equirneitt It.R.411Veiton, °Mono Phone 145-2134 To nthe electors of - HULLETT, McKILLOP & SEAFORTH Your support in the November 13th election was greatly appreciated. I will continue to work on the Board of Education in the • best interests of all the children and the taxpayers. JOHN HENDERSON i nalowlmeasoniennirsaa tialeari.ema iraaawmaiaiiinelioniararatraiiie. " My sincere thanks to all those who supported and encouraged me in 'the November 13th election. CHARLES H. THOMAS H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Soles, Service & Installation of pipelines & //mad milking parlours R.R.4 BRUSSELS WALTON '4X7' . • • .• To the Electors of the Police,Village of DUBLIN, I wish to thank you for your support at the polls. on Monday. It was greatly appreci- 1 ated. LOUIS L• MALONEY I would like to thank those voters 6f Hullett Township who supported me for the position of deputy-reeve on November 13. Thank You GREG BRANDON nv, To the Voter's of TUCKERSMITH Sincere thanks of everyone of you who supported me at the Polls Nov. 13-78. Thanks to my campaigners, 'my drivers, and my "Chauffeur and his wife". Thanks to everyone who came to Vanastra base, and to our house with -congratulation messages and lunch. Everything was deeply appreciated. I am going to do my very best to honor-every vote. Thanks to everyone BILL BROWN SR. Wt2117CW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. SEAFORTH - CAMBRIDGE - AYR -WOODSTOCI( • '., 111 Proof Coil Chain ' For All. Purposes. The chain with all types of uses. We have the'most popular sizes in stock. All are extra-bright zinc proof 'coil - the most popular type. Corrosion resistant and easy to handle. We also have a complete assortment of hooks, rings, and EZclusiye PoWer Cutter allo!ais us to cut lengths to your needs. waltriNATIONAL lUurnmSTIR We carry a complete line of other type chain for your every need. SEAFORTH 527-0120 • CO :61K Good Supply of WINTER CLOTHING *Gloves, Mitts *Snowmobile Suits *Parka Coats —*Vests *Snowmobile boots •Bush Pak Boots •Over Shoes - Insulated boots *Coveralls •Workshoes Plain Si Safety 9 By Jack Riddep, M.P.P. A report on the George Kerr controversy prepared by Herbert Langdon, Deputy Director of Crown Attorneys says the former Solicitor- General's main motive in calling an Assistant Crown Attorney was to influence sentencing of a constituent. The report says Mr. Kerr called Halton Assistant Crown Attorney David Price to persuade him not to press for jail term. The call was made minutes "before the constituent in question was to appear in court. Two Huron County youths - Scott and Jane ' Robinson of R.R.3, Walton participated in the junior Barrow Show at the Royal Winter 'fair last Thursday. -- The Junior Barrow show is for people age 14-21 and, each person takes two pigs. The pigs are probed for backfat and marks are based as follows= 40 per cent for backfat 30 per cent on how well they grew and 30 per cent appraisal by the judge. After the ribbons are handed out the top 20 pigs go in HALL-R10E FARMS TROPHY WINNER — Les. Falconer, .R.R.5, Clinton of the Seaforth 4-H Calf Club, receives the. Hallrice Farms trophy for the champion 4-H gate sign in Huron County from Peter Hallahan. Thanks to the people of MORRIS I appreciate and thank you for the Support you extended me on Monday. Anytime I can be of assistance please don't hesitate to call. WILLIAM ELSTON I would, like to thank everyone very much for their generous support at the polls on Monday. ft was most gratifying to me. It will be an honor and challenge serving you for the next 2 years and I will do my best to make decisions which will be to the betterment of Tuckersmith Township. ROBERT POTHERINGHAM A,Ung‘loo b report, released to the Jusice committee, contradicts the version of, the telephone call which Mr. Kerr has given since the matter first came to light, and which he repeated in an interview this past . week. This report was seen by Premier William Davis before he made his initial 00S1911. on September 6th to, allow Mr. Kerr to remain in the Cabinet, according to the Premier's press secretary. Three days! later Mr. viS accepted Mr. Kerr's resign nation after it was revealed that the report included Constance Mr. and Mrs. John Nottingham of Delta, B.C. spent the week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley and visited with many others in the area., Mr. and Mrs. Allan Merner of Waterloo spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merrier , Sandy, Julie, Michael and Shelley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevenson. David, Darren and Luanne were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Herman of Stratford following the christening of their son, Korey Herman. Mrs. Martin Douma and family, of Hespeler and Mrs. Rick De Graaf and Roberta of R.R.#6. Cambridge, who has just returned from living in Bangladesh for three years (the former Haverkamp girls 'who were former .residents) were visitors one day recently with Mrs. George McIlwain. memos saying that Mr. Kerr questioned whether 'a jail term was the proper dispo- sition of the case, and after John Munro resigned as federal Labour Minister after admitting he called a judge about a constituent, While the report questions the wisdom of a solicitor. general advising someone on charges laid by the police, it states: "It does not seem that Mr. Kerr's telephone call constituted an attempt to obstruct, pervert or defeat the course of justice within the meaning of Section 127 ()r - ef the Criminal Code." Last week, in a major confrontation in the Legis- lature, the Liberal and New Democratic Parties threatened to vote together to reduce the Ministry of Housing's spending by $18,000 - an amount equal to the extra salary paid to the Minister. The Government House Leader warned that such a move could be considered a vote. of non- confidence. Subsequently the government backed off just far enough on the controversial Cantrakon development on the Niagara Escarpment to avoid possible defeat on this matter. Tile Housing Minister, Claude Bennett, said he will arrange meetings between Cantrakon and local ratariayers opposed to thi development. Mean- while, the PreIect'S architect has indicated that the ceiniiany would be willing to settle on another location if it is within an hour's drive of the airport -and offers an equally spectacular view. Subsequently, landowners on the Niagara Escarpment and in other areas of Ontario have offered to sell their land for the controversial Cant- rakon Ltd. project. The Housing Minister has indicated—that he has re- ceived more than a dozen offers from landowners wishing to sell their property for the $16-million hotel and conference centre. He stated that he told the people concerned to put their offers in writing. The counsellor at the Huronia Regional Centre in Orillia who was reinstated after being fired for and later convicted of kicking a mentally retarded woman in the face has been transferred from the Ministry of Community and Social Services to a position in another ministry. The new job 'ensures that he will no longer have direct contact with residents in any pro- vincially-run institution. In a toughly negotiated settle- ment between the Ontario Public Service Employees Union and the Provincial Government, the counsellor was transferred to the Ministry of Government Sery ices where he will work as a supply clerk at the same pay he was receiving as a residential cwnsellor at Huronia. r"? Eight to 10 municipal bridges collapse every year in Ontario, but motorists need have no fear of using deficient bridges if they respect posted ioail limits, a provincial official said this week, Bridge accidents • generally occur in rural areas and involve truckers who ignore signs stating the capacity of the bridge. The Transportation Minister stated earlier in the week that 2,554 of 8,300 municipal bridges surveyed during the past trio years were found to be structurally deficient. Those that are most in need of repair are.456 bridges with a load limit of six tons or less'. It was emphasized that none of the bridges along the 13,000 miles of provincial highways built and main- tained by the ministry is deficient. A five-year program of repair is to be undertaken by the munici- palities, with the province paying 80% of the cost. A ministry aide said that the Minister would probably have made less of the matter than he did in interviews if he weren't interested in persuading the Management Board of Cabinet that an additional $6-million is needed for repairs. The bridge survey concluded that the province is providing enough money to allow regional governments and other large municipalities to eliminate all, their deficient bridges within two or three years. However, it was indicated that eliminating unsound bridges under the jurisdiction of largely rural townships would require a doubling , of the present annual provincial- billion of $-million or$6- million. a sale and the rest go to market. It was. Scott's third time at the show and ' Jane's first. They think it's unusual that Huron County is Ontariessecond largest producer of market hogs and yet they were the only entrants from Huron in the competition. ' Although they didn't really win any prizes the Robinsons did get some money for participating in the competition,.