Zurich Citizens News, 1974-06-13, Page 11THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 11
Do you have a vote?
Check listing now
Do you know for sure if you
have a ballot waiting for you
in the July 8th general elect-
ion. Unless you check you
could be deprived of the right
to vote.
The time to check is now --
either on the publicly posted
list of voters in your neighbour-
hood, or on the printed copy
of the list mailed to each urban
elector enumerated last month.
If your name is on the list,
you are assured of a vote.
If it is not on the list, or if
there is an error in the listing
of your name, address or occup-
ation, it is up to you to do
something about it to avoid the
risk of losing your vote.
Precedures differ between
polling divisions in urban areas
and rural centres. Those with a
population of less than 5, 000
are rural.
In rural regions, eligible
voters missing from preliminary
list of electors should contact
HURONVIEW
(continued from page 6)
A special church service will
be held in the auditorium on
Sunday morning, June 16, with
the choir of Wesley Willis
Church providing the music.
Our Chaplain, Rev. W. Mc-
Whinnie, will be in charge of
the service. In the evening
there will be a band concert,
weather permitting.
Monday afternoon there will
be Old Tyme music and dancing
in the auditorium. Goderich
Senior Citizens' Club will join
with the Huronview residents
in the activities and will assist
with the music.
Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
George Youmatoff, Rector of
Bayfield and Middleton Anglic-
an Churches, and formerly Padre
of C.F.B. Clinton, will lead a
sing song in the auditorium.
Rev. Youmatoff is well-known
to most of the residents of Hur-
onview
the enumerator who prepared
the posted list.
In urban areas, omissions
and corrections can be taken
care of by calling the returning
officer for the electoral dist-
rict in which you live. The
telephone information operator
will help you to obtain the
number of your returning offic-
er,
This must be done before
June 19, when the period of
public sittings begins for the
revision of preliminary lists
of electors.
The urban lists are revised by
a revising officer, who is usu-
ally the senior district judge,
or representative appointed by
that judge. If you are an unreg-
istered elector entitled to vote,
you may appear before the
revising officer (June 19, 20
or 21) and apply to have your
name put on the official list of
voters.
The hours and address where
the sittings for revision are held
may be obtained from your
returning officer. It is also at
the top of the printed prelim-
inary list of voters.
If it is inconvenient to appear
before the revising officer, you
may ask the returning officer to
send the two revising agents to
your home to obtain the neces-
sary information.
The preliminary list assembl-
ed following enumeration and
the statement of changes and
additions following revision
comprise the official list of
electors. Urban residents whose
name does not appear on that
official list will not be allowed
to vote.
In rural polling divisions,
each numerator revised his or
her preliminary list. Applicat-
ions for changes to that list may
be made up to June 19. Unlike
urban voters, the unlisted rural
voter is able to vote July 8,
by being vouched for by a reg-
istered elector.
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by Jack
(continued from page 10)
uiry after 55 companies ann-
ounced automobile rate inc-
reases of 6 to 1910 on July 1st.
Mr. Nixon called on Consumer
and Commercial Relations Min-
ister John Clement to justify
the increases which he said were
unnaturally high, particularly
in Northwestern Ontario. Mr.
Nixon said people really have
little or no choice in the matter
of automobile insurance. He
said hearings before some public
body would give more control
of rates in the industry in gen-
eral. Mr. Clement said this
year's increases are justified by
higher judgments that are being
awarded in Courts, the larger
cost in repairing automobiles
and that sort of thing.
The redistribution map as
prepared by the Ontario Elector -
advantage of the June 29 or
July I advance poll for this
election, you must be on the
official list, whether you are
an urban or a rural voter.
The advance poll is for any
qualified voter, who for any
reason, cannot cast their ballot
on July 8.
al Boundaries Commission, was
distributed to the Members of
the Legislature the latter part
of the week. The electoral dist-
rict of Huron will now include
four townships and two towns
located in Perth County. Locat-
ed within the electoral boundar-
ies of I•luron as proposed by the
Commission are the Townships
of Blanchard, Fullerton, God-
erich, Hay, Hibbert, I-lullett
Logan, McKillop, Stanley,
Stephen, Tuckersmitli,
and Usborne, the separated town
of St. Mary's, the Towns of
Clinton, Exeter, Goderich,
Mitchell and Seaforth and the
Villages of Bayfield, Hensall
and Zurich.
If there are any objections
on the part of the electorate
then submissions can be written
and sent to the Electoral Bound-
aries Commission of Ontario.
Such submissions should be
addressed to the Secretary,
Brian S. McCool, at 70 Lomb-
ard Street, Toronto, Ontario.
Unfortunately, at this time
the population figures are not
available but this was supposed-
ly the criteria on which the new
electoral boundaries were form-
ed. Submissions were to be in
the hands of the Commission
by July 12, 1974 but Premier
Davis said that he would extend
that date considering that a
great deal of attention is focus-
sed at the present time on the
Federal election.
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