The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-11-09, Page 3Candidate profiles
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Ab (P.A.) Murray
An elected village councillor (1977), with
11 years experience, Mr. Murray is runn-
ing for another term.
Born in Kinloss Township, he has lived in
Lucknow since 1968 with his wife Gloria
and their four children, Patrick, Lynn and
Sam (at home) and Jill. ( now in
Hamilton) .
Mr. Murray is the owner of a local
transport business.
He has served on the arena board, fire
board, landfill committee and Bruce Coun-
ty Planning Board.
Having served for 11 years, Mr. Murray
feels "the village is in good repair and in
good financial status. All debenture debt
has been retired. The Lucknow sewage
system should be accomplished within the
next two years."
"The new senior citizens apartments
will be built within the next term of
office."
"We need strong local representatives
on village council or we are destined for
regional government."
(Diana) Lynn Peck
A new face on the municipal scene is
Lynn Peck, who is running for councillor.
Mrs. Peck, husband Bob and daughter
Mandy have resided permanently in
Lucknow for the past 13 years, although
Mrs. Peck had been coming to Lucknow
long before moving here.
She is the third generation in her finally
to have pwned local businesses in
Lucknow.
Mrs. Peck has served on the executive of
local and provincial homeowers associa-
tions and representedthese groups at
several Ontario Municipal Board Hear-
ings, which involved organizing and chair-
ing meetings witn homewoners, govern-
ment agencies and members of parlia-
ment. She was project manager for a joint-
ly sponsored local initiatives project.
The above involvement gave her the ex-
perience to deal with the procedures
necessary when applying for grants, and
dealing with construction contractors and
projects.
Mrs. Peck is also a volunteer worker.
She would "like the opportunity to learn
and participate in decisions which affect
the future of our community. I think we
should encourage the completion of cur-
rent projects before any more increases in
cost make it impossible for the village to
afford. We should investigate all current
or future programs (Federal or Provin-
cial) m the form of grants or low interest
loans and make use of them for our advan-
tage for a prosperous, progressive plea-
sant place to live and raise families."
Mrs. Peck states " I am willing to spend
the time and effort required" as a coun-
cillor and "am capable of understanding
current projects."
"The village would benefit by having a a
balance between experience and new
perspectives and ideas."
Joan Pollard
Joan Pollard, running for councillor, is
another new face on the municipal scene in
the village.
She is married to John Pollard and they
have two children; Amy presently atten-
ding Western University and Jeff a student
at F.E. Madill.
Mrs. Pollard was raised in Lucknow and
attended Lucknow Public and High
Schools. Over the years she has lived in
many different towns in Ontario; moves
necessary due to, her husband's
occupation. o-
Mrs. Pollard returned to Lucknow two
years ago and took over the family
business. In 1987 she went back to school,
attending the Funeral Service Education
Program at Humber College and is
presently apprenticing under het father,
Bob MacKenzie.
'Mrs. Pollard states that she has a great
deal of experience dealing with people,
having been employed in banks, financial
departments and various medical offices.
When asked why the voters of Lucknow
should elect her, Mrs. Pollard said, "Hav-
ing grown up here, I feel it's a great place
to raise a family, live, retire and grow old.
I want Lucknow to have the necessary
facilities so people don't have to go
elsewhere. Lucknow has always been a
good strong community, but I worry about
its future, say 50 years from now. Will it be
thriving and prosperous as it once was
Being on highway 86, with a strong farm-
•••
ing population and close to Lake Huron,
this town should be booming and progress-
ing. Why isn't it? Other towns, I've lived in
and seen, are prospering, experiencing a
building boom, inviting industries and, new
business, but this isn't happening here."
"I think every concerned, community
minded citizen should be willing and
honoured to take a term on council if the
public feels they would be an asset to the
village."
"If elected, I can only do my best for the
Village of Lucknow and its citizens."
West Wawanosh Township
Rhea Hamilton Seeger
Mrs. Hamilton Seeger seeks election as
deputy -reeve of the Township of West
Wawanosh.
Married, with two children, she is pro-
duction manager of a local farm
magazine.
She has served one term on council and
stated "I have the drive and energy to
devote to council work and would like to
see more done in the way of recycling and
in maintaining support ,of our arena
facilities."
Having served on the Lucknow Arena
Board, Blyth Arena Board and Auburn
Hall Board she "would like to work further
on upcoming projects such as replacement
of worn arena equipment and building
repairs."
Kathryn T dd
Mrs. Tod also seeks election to the posi-
tion of den y -reeve.
Married, 'th three children, Mrs. Todd
is a residentia derwriter for a local in-
surance company.
Mrs. Todd has served on council for four
years.
When asked what she could offer the
voters of West Wawanosh, Mrs. Todd
referred to her previous experience with
council matters.
"I have supported projects in the
township, such as the new arena, the new
administration building, the recyle pro-,
gramme and development of land fill site.
I have always worked for the benefit of the
majority of the residents. "
"We have spent a great deal of time to
work towards the completion of the Secon-
dary Plan and I would like to see the
pgrogramme continued into the next stage
which is zoning."
"I would like to promote some develop-
ment in the urban areas such as Dungan-
non, Auburn, St. Helens and south of
Lucknow."
Huron Township
Maryse Cale
Maryse Cale last served on council in
1982 and is running in this election for
councillor in Huron Township.
She feels the present council is spending
too much money on large projects and not
enough on roads. "We should keep up
maintenance while holding a tight rein on
new projects."
Another situation she would like to see
changed is in the area of projects started
by the township and not completed quickly
enough. She feels that once started the pro-
ject, such as the community centre in Pt.
Clark, should be finished as soon as
possible. ,
Mrs. Cale is also concerned with citizens
"having more accessibility to council," in
order' for problems to be dealt with sooner
than they are now.
She is not in favor of develop t within
the township and would like to see rojects
forthcoming that would presery green
space before as she says, "Eve ping is
developed."
"If elected I will represent the people
fairly, everyone has to be represented
equally."
Edward M. Dobrowolski
Mr. DobroWolski, a newcomer, seeks
election as councillor in the Township of
Huron.
He and his wife, Laurette, have three
children. Mr. Dobrowolski is a profes-
sional engineer.
While this is a first time effort for him,
Mr. Dobrowolski attended many council
meetings in 1988.
"My main goal as a councillor is not to
promise the residents miracles, but I will
promise them an honest effort."
Mr. Dobrowolski has three policies he
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