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The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-10, Page 5THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 10, 1a84 -- A Many parents at Staffa Scout organization meeting Correspondent MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN 3954346 John and Roberta Templeman were guests at the Royal Agricultural picnic, on the grounds of Justice Henderson, Amherstview, Ontario on Sept. 27. The picnic was attended by Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. PERSONALS Sandra Kemp, .lack Christie; father and son banquet, Sandra Kemp, Linda Pullman, Beverley Vandervliet and Barb McCaughey, Apple Day in Hibbert Township will be held on Oct. 27. Group committee meetings will be held the second Wednesday of each month. The Templeman family were guests at the Jacobe-Cole wedding to Hensel! United Church on Saturday. Wanda and Rebecca Martyn, Russeldale are speeding a few days with their grandparents, John and Roberta Templeman and Reg and Phyllis Templeman, Wasaga visited at the same home on Sunday: ' Many from this community braved the cool weather to attend the Plowing Match this past week in nearby Wellington County. During the service at Cromarty Church on sunday, Craig Kerslake and Paul Miller were ordained as elders by Rev. Ken Knight. They join the. present elders, Jean Carey, Philip James, John Scott and Larry Gardiner, In the Kirk Session of Cromarty church. GOOD TURNOUT There was a good attendance off parents at the registration meeting off the 1st Cromarty Boy Scout Organization. The group committee was elected as follows: chairman, Wan. Mahon; secretary, Betty Stoneman; treasurer, Ruth Laing, phone committee, Joan Dow, Linda Pullman, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Docking had their memberships in the United Church trans- ferred on Sunday to the Hibbert United Church. Their son, Robert William was also baptized by Rev. Ray Anderson. Vera Hambley is a patient in Stratford General Hospital. We wish her a good recovery. Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe, Kirkton and Mrs. John Templeman, attended the Huron County Rally in Wingham United Church this past Monday, Visiting with John and Roberta Temple- man for Thanksgiving were Barb Temple- man, Rexdale; Rick Templeman, Guelph; Don and Darlene Ellison, Goderich; Ruth Templeman, Stratford; Michelle and Julie Martyn, Russeldale; Terry and Karen Temp- leman and David and Karen Templeman, Mitchell; Harry, Nancy, Kimberly and Danny Bertens, Fullerton; Mike and Mary Jane Parsons and Rob, Bev, Carrah and Cain Templeman, Staffa. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman hosted the Twin City Bombers windup party at their home on Saturday evening. ON THE MOVE—John Middegaal of Mldde- barn was owned by Cale Doucetteof Clinton. gaal Pools spent much of Saturday moving a The barn was moved to make room for a new steel clad barn from Clinton to Seaforth. The home. Mr. Middegaal will use the barn for Hydro increases_high, but may e lower A cheerier picture for Ontario Hydro could Ontario Hydro structure, such as the ruptures Hydro has attempted to keep wage increases be reflected in consumer rates in the next few at its Pickering Nuclear Plant last year, have within its organization at a minimum and has years according to one of its senior executive also been taken into account. Those problems employed a reduction in staffing. Other vice-presidents. according to Mr. Campbell are well in cutbacks have occurred in the area of new Pat Campbell was one of a number of control. costs. energy officials who addressed commission- "Since 1982 we've lost 2,500 people its ers and members of PUC boards at an annual But the cost hasn't all been made up by the staffing and we're continuing to cut back," meeting of District Six of the Ontario consumer. Mr. Campbell said that Ontario he said. Municipal Electric Association (OMEA), The meeting was held at the Seaforth,and District Community Centres last week and attracted approximately 150 people. Mr. Campbell reiterated the decision of Ontario Hydro to adopt the recommendation of the energy board to raise its rates 8.6 per cent In the coming year. Although the increase exceeds the current rate of inflation, Mr. Campbell said it could mean a lower increase in rates in future years. "We'd like to see the increase at less, but by spending the money now, we are setting the stage for less increase in the rates later, he said. Mr. Campbell said that there were certain costs that had to be passed onto the consumers, costs that arose because of high interest rates and the declining value of the Canadian dollar. Other problems within 'the Huron -Bruce Liberals acclaim Murray Elston Huron -Bruce Liberals acclaimed Murray Elston as their candidate in the next provincial election at a nomination meeting Oct. 4 in Lucknow. Mr. Elston has been the riding's representative at Queen's Park for almost four years. Ho will faco Norma Peterson of tho New Democrats and Bill Thomson of the Conserv- atives when Premier William Davis decides to call the election. In accepting the nomination, Mr. Elston told the 250 Liberals that he wants to continue to serve the people of iduron-Bruce as he has done during his "term at the Ontario legislature. Ho said the appreciation from the people of the riding for the work he has done and their support has encouraged him to seek the Huron -Bruce seat again. He said the ridings in this arca have a tradition of sending people to the legislature who want to work for tho betterment of individuals. "As good as we have it here, there are always ways to make it better." he said. Mr. Elston said he wants to speak up for farmers. He wants to make sure that area farmers are no longer at a disadvantage when marketing their products, because of programs in other provinces which subsidize farmers' cost of production, giving them a competitive ed a in the marketplace. We produce as as any other farmers in the country an we cannot continue without government support, he said. "We have been struggling to get the ear of the, "asphalt farmer" and we have to fight long and hard with people so firmly entrenched as this government is." said Elston referring to the minister of agriculture Dennis Timbrel and his Conservative col- leagues in the Tory caucus. Mr. Elston said he intends to work for people who do not have the opportunity to work as many do in Huron -Bruce. He said he was pleased to see the release of 53.5 million fn BILD funding for the steam pipeline to serve the Bruce Energy,Centre. Elston said the pipeline has the potential to develo Industrial diversification in this riding which has been lacking for so long. He said he is also committed to the development of programis to foster growth of fuel alcohol production. The Huron -Bruce MPP said he wants to work to provide the ability for people to expand their dreams so that the young people of the riding can stay and work here in a part of the country we all love so dearly. e cannot continue to export this valuable resource, he said. Mr. Elston said he is also committed to prey! , ' job skills training to permit people to take jobs that wW become available in the 80s. And he anticipates a hard fight in title election. Mr. Elston told his fellow Liberals he intends to make the preservation of the rural voice in the Legislature an important issue in the election cam "We mast holdhigh the qualities of reform and send back a Liberal representative from Huron -Bruce." he said. "We're trying to be as socially responsible as possible by not taking the most costive course." Mr. Campbell said he was encouraged by the progress in the energy department and said he expects to see great things from Ontario Hydro in the next five years. It will be storing pool supplies. Formerly a horse barn, the structure Is 12 years old, said Mr. Doucette. (Wassink photo) • in future more productive and therefore more competi- tive, he said. "From the restructuring that's going of now, we should be better able to deal with) challenge in the future. And, if the current+ trend is any indication, the consumer can took! forward to solid progress in Hydro in th coming years," he said. Needs of Hydro consumers should be considered Members of the Ontario Municipal Electric Association (OMEA) were recently told last week that they had to first consider the needs of their consumers if they wanted to succeed in the marketplace. Paul Vyrostko, a marketing manager with Ontario Hydro, told nearly 150 people at the annual meeting of the OMEA's District Six in Seaforth, that they needed to look at the overall system and come up with things that could be done to make better use of their commodity and better satisfy the customer. 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