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were not expected," .said
Hunt
Ambrose Redmond
asked Hallam to respond
to :reports he's heard about
families not being happy •
with 1H[ u r on v i e w. He'd
d
heard aibout big problems
with the floor and water.
"It was built in a hole
and poorly designed," said
Hallam. When it was dis-
covered the "architect was
gonp." Hallam, said a lot of
work has been done at
Huronview using both
countyand provincial dol-
lars. "It should be near
completion now."
• Ken de oer asked
Miller his opinion on the
r battl
issue. "Should it be dealt
with at the township, or
county level so ther<'e is no
lodge .podge'?"
Miller thought it should
be handled at the county
level.
Policing and the down-
loading of that cost was an
important issue for Todd.
"We've never had
police in West Wawanosh
because we supposedly
hole `OPP You never see a
cruiser. It used to be a cou-
ple ,of tirnes a week you'd
.see one.' What happens to
•the costing if we never see
one around until there. is
an incident?"
• When pushed for what
the exact tag increase
manure management would be to cover polic-
ing, Hallam had no defi-
nite figure.
Hunt said the OPP
agree it is a problem with
each municipality negoti-
ating a contract. "We will
get a minimamn level of
service, but we won't see a
car on a regular basis. We
are paying for the process
and the ability for them to
be able to respond (quick-
ly)," said ]Hunt,
Another question cen-
tred around road mainte-
nance and whether it
would suffer because of
doV✓nloading and council
trying to hold taxes.
"We have to look
everywhere to make effi-
ciencies," replied Miller.
'"We have to maintain a
certain level or it will cost
us more down the road."
When the suggestion
was made to pave one or
two roads . eaeh year,
Miller agreed that was a
good idea, however, "You.
have to consider the eco-
nomic feasibility."
Having the whole
municipality vote at one
poll was questioned by
Harry l:rind.ley, running
for reeve.
"Councill approved that
- it was a cost saving fac-
tor," said.Hallam.
"A lot won't come to
vote because of the dis-
tance," • countered
'rindley.
Hunt disagreed with
Hallam's recall. "We were
told," said Hunt. It (one
poll) wasn't a council
issue."
Fran McQuail wanted
to know it regulations are
in place at the landfill site
that .prohibit things being
set aside that perhaps
another resident could use.
An example given was old
storm windows that had
been destroyed.
• Hallam said there is not
supposed to be recycling
at the landfill.
On the short term,
Miller saw no harm in
such a practice, but said he
understood the windows
referred to had been sitting
there for years.
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On Nov. 10, residents
in this municipality will be
asked to east a vote for
reeve: Bob Hallam, Doug
Miller or Gordon H.
Brindley; deputy reeve:
Gord Hunt •or Walter •
Elliott; and three council-
lors: Stuart Alton, Neil
Rintoul, Kevin Sheils,
Cecil Cranston.
Arthritis
workers
encwurage.
by r -sport
on research
Olive. Chisholm of
Dungannon,accompanied
()Kathy and Donald
amilton to the Oct. 25•
meeting .,of the volunteer
leaders of the Bluewater
Region of the Arthritis
Society, in Hanover.,
The appreciation . of
every individual captain
and : canvasser - was
expressed by the speakers,
each'helper being • referred
to as the "Golden Goose"
without whom there.
wouldn't be a,canvass.
All 6.3 'focal helpers
will be delighted to know ,
that, with memorial dona-
tions, we have reached a
new high,' as $51.50 was
raised in the area in 1997.
From everyone who
has or will suffer, from
arthritis "Thank you for,
your generosity."
Unlike an ,ar.ticfe 'ins ••
MacLean§ earlier this.
year, over 75. per' cent of
our funds .. help with
research not organization .'
expenses. The film we.
saw, on research narrated
by Peter Kent -was most
encouraging in where they
are going and where they
hope to, go.
This is a, moment in
history of the disease of
arthritis, as nearly •�10 mil-
lion baby boomers •
approach .50, an' estimated
1.4 million will get some'•
form of arthritis, raising
the current total of four
million•Canadians with
arthritis by nearly 50 per
cent in just a few years.
The good news is that
Dr. , keystone'
(Rheumatblogi st) • reported
that in 1997-- 10 new
agents are being tested for
•the treatment of arthritis.
Where as ,five years ago,
we were fortunate, to have
one agent, tested per year:
The volunteers of The
Arthritis Society know
that this disease can touch
us all at any age, in any
situation. The min of the
'Society is to identify a
cure for arthritis and also
to ensure that no 'person
goes through this journey
alone.
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