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Two years after retiring from his 18 year
career at Goderich District Collegiate In-
stitute as teacher and. principal, John Str-
inger wants to continue his activity in the
vommunity as a councillor.
"I've always seemed to have a need to
be involved and have a say in things," he
says.
An active member of the Lions Club and
the Navy veterans, Stringer is running for
council for the first time since he moved to
Goderich in 1952.
"Goderich has been good to me; it's a
way of giving something back," he says.
Part of what he wants to give back to
Goderich is his experience in administra-
tion,,education and decision-making.
"I am for progressive growth and
change but I'm also aware that a very
rapid growth could be detrimental. We
need a balance of meeting the needs of the
public with fiscal responsibility," he says.
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have loved to staif tley got work here,"
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When asked about industrial growth and
the recent process of annexation of land in
Goderich Township, he says, "I don't have
enough details on annexation to make a
comment."
Though he has not attended any council
meetings as an observer, hehas attended
council as a presenter for the Lions Club.
"I see an effective councillor as a leader
with experience in decision-making and a
good team player," he says.
The former principal of GDCI says he's
used to being a public figure and does not
anticipate any trouble with handling
public scrutiny.
Though there is no particular issue Str-
inger sees as important for this election,
he says the main issue is which six of the 12
candidates running for Goderich council
would make the best councillors.
"I don't represent any special group and
I have no axe to grind. I just want to be in-
volved in community affairs," he says.
Controlled
growth must
be our aim
STAN PROFIT
After his defeat in 1982 for the mayoralty
seat on Goderich council, Stan Profit
would like to return to council and put his
previous 12 years' experience to work
towards controlled growth for the town.
"I think what has happened during the
past three years has been the most comfor-
table for the councillors. I believe being on
council for the 12 years before contributed
to these three comfortable years. With the
experience of having come through the
tough times, I can help V.ith controlled
growth," he says.
Profit says he can see the town growing
to a population of 10.000 but h, gr•nu suc-
cessfully and in an nrderl> fashion, it
would have to be monitored
To help the town do so, Profit sats his
strengths include common `t Ilse. com-
munication, exiterir•ncr' and
understanding. Ile says he can also offer
the business skills he's gained as owner of
Sandy's Barber Shop for 22 cars
"A great crass section of people entre
through the barber shop I I:cl a rood feel-
ing of what'the town thnik- More And.
there's an 'optimism In hitt n ' hat hasn't
been there for awhile. he .:1�
Dealing with t he hunch clement ,,f1
issues is what Profit tis t he r loci to -at
"I thing Goderich and It- rt'pt•esen-
tatives treated Laird 1•:rslt•t ul .1 •:hodcl�
manner. That kid should still Ix' at'llnir; hot
dogs. I'd have left hon «here hf• Rea what
harm was he doing am kith
"I'm runnier; again 1)1c.so .' I in al«a\ s
interested In rl council • .irn1 1 know, 1 call
do it."
VOTE
LAURIE COX
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
DEPUTY REEVE
NOVEMBER 12th
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