Fort Erie Times, January 15, 2011

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the budget
Too cold for comfort Judge
says Town
will pay
k Court proceedings
^ to be paid for by
V taxpayers, not
applicant Bill Brunton
Kris Dube
The Times
The judge presiding over the
application for a manual
recount into the mayoral race
says court costs to date will be
the responsibility of the Town of
Fort Erie, not the applicantCosts
for the procedure are currently
fixed at $3,400.After the Oct 25
election, incumbent mayor
Doug Martin defeated his chal¬
lenger Ann-Marie Noyes by
merely four votes and shortly
after on Nov. 9 a recount was
conducted. This resulted in
Martin winning the race by five
votes, but didn't mean the issue
would come to a rest anytime
Following the first recount
and second declaration of
• Hudak looks mayor for Martin, an application
was filed to the Ontario Superior
ahead to election Court of Justice by local resident
and former councillor Bill
Brunton, on behalf of Noyes'
campaign and the matter went
to court in Welland.
Crystal Beach resident Ellise McKay, left, and Monse Rivera, from the Greater Toronto Area, reacting to the icy temperatures
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litigant, therefore being disputed that didn't Brunton is seen as a "pub¬ the application will be back asking for things like surprising to many peo¬
costs will be direct¬ rmeagyisotre'sr raac e,v woates bainse dt hone licE irnitce rGeisltl elsitpiigea,n tth."e lawyer "The new council will nparemseens to aft p tehoep fliers wt rheoc owuenrte, ple",I"t hweil sl adiedl.a y the process
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Erie The Hon. Theresa it is his team's hopes that not to keep spending tax¬ tronic vote tabulating race for a much longer
Maddelena said she would the new council will sup¬ payers' money, knowing machines that calculated period of time."
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TIM DUNDAS, Publisher 905-357-2440 ext. 304
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our editorial
Snowmobilers need to
be more responsible
quite frankly they need a lesson.
In the summer, many local resi¬ Put yourself in the shoes of one of
jdeet-nstksi sh,i at sth ae w Laayk teo o rne ltahxe airn bdo eantsjo ayn d the people complaining about this Do You Remember?
themselves on the open waters. How would you feel if you were
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or good movie. ignorant snowmobile operator? for a lot of people who DeHeus who was Captain shows owner Mrs. Stanley
There are still some that have their What would you say if when the were actually connected of the team. A big thanks Joe with Jack Chew serv¬
toys this season, and many of them snow melted, you realized your entire to the event. This was to Jerry DeHeus who ing food in the early
have created a concern for residents. front lawn had been tom up and basi¬ taken at the Kin-Kop walked into the Museum 1950's. Of course, Jack
You will read a story on page 19 in cally ruined? charity hockey game held with the clipping, father Chew went on to open
this week's issue, about snowmobilers Many snowmobilers might not at the west end arena in and son team Nick and Happy Jack's in 1967.
having very little consideration for realize what it is they are doing and 1975-76 . These games, pit¬ Mark Strugar (Nick Thank you to Roger and
pedestrians, especially inWard 1, are not intentionally frightening peo¬ ting the local OPP emceed the game), moth¬ Barb Prince, Jack's son
along the Niagara Parkway. ple or defacing property... we realize detachment against the er and son team Betty and Alvin Chew, Don
There are two sides to this story, we that. local Kinsmen clubs were Mike Smith, Bill and LeFurgey, Jim Kidd, Jim
hope people will understand. But hopefully this editorial and the held to raise money for Rolande Cross who used Barrett and that same
There are individuals who have story in this week's issue will make the pavilion behind the to work with the two offi¬ anonymous caller.
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side I was on in a battle Monday night, in a segment not part of the sale because send off to the show.
between David Letterman This has nothing to do called "SmallTown News." it had been eaten by Whoever this might be,
and Jay Leno, the easy with Fort Erie.... why is he An ad that ran in the "garage mice." there are no hard feelings,
choice would be writing about this? Shopping Times, our classi¬ I admit this is pretty because it certainly has
Letterman. This might be a question fied paper that is delivered funny and am thankful we people talking and on a
He is the king of variety many readers are asking to homes across Greater didn't make Leno, because personal note, it's pretty
television and has been for themselves right now. Fort Erie on Wednesdays, often in his similar seg¬ neat hearing your place of
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Saturday, January 15,2011 • Fort Erie Times 7
opinion page
Council should support
manual recount
Dear Editor,
The difference in the It is my understanding
Fort Erie mayoral vote that the judge has said
As a resident of Fort that the Town will be
Erie I am concerned votes after the machine responsible for their costs
about the obstructionist recount, but there were in this case. To avoid fur¬
action of our Municipal well over 70 ballots that ther costs to the taxpay¬
Council in relation to the didn’t register any votes ers of Fort Erie, and to
requested manual therefore I believe a promote democracy for
recount of votes from manual recount of those the citizens, I propose
October’s election. particular ballots is defi¬ that the present day
This is not democracy nitely needed. Every council vote to no longer
in action. vote needs to be counted oppose the appellant and
Other recounts in the no matter what the result. consent to the manual
region have demonstrat¬ The Town has already recount.
ed that when a manual spent a great deal of tax¬
recount was done there payers’ money disputing Connie Scott
were changes in the vote the request for a recount Ridgeway
Reader very pleased with
Column ‘promotes hatred’
care received at DMH
RE: Tom Wilkinson’s Aboriginal People simply
column in the Jan. 12 stood their ground and
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(D OVERNIGHT WINTER PARKING ON STREETS causes of hospitalization of Fort Erie "As the new provider of this clinic in
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Traffic By-law No. 2000-89, Section 205 provides that “No person shall park a vehicle or permit a vehicle to emphysema. It slowly damages the air¬ reduce the number of hospitalizations,"
remain parked" on any street in Town “between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. between November 1,2010 ways, making it hard to breathe, like says Wendy.
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Respirologist physician will also be essential medical care to both young
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boards and committees of the Town of Fort Erie where appointments are still required. tion, support and care for COPD and place over the next several months.
For detailed information, there is an Information Sheet for each of the boards and committees and relevant asthma," says Wendy Robb, Health Patients require referral by a physician.
by-laws available on the Town’s website www.forterie.on.ca under “Town Hall” “Committees”.
The appointments are for a four (4) year term commencing February 1st, 2011. The boards and committees Budget process begins
meet on a regular basis, usually once per month. All members to the boards and committees act voluntarily
except members of the Committee of Adjustment and Property Standards Committee.
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(3) FORT ERIE ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE - One (1) citizen appointee vacancy. cussed the 2011 budget and five-year Ridgeway and the replacement of some
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(5) MUSEUM AND CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMITTEE - Four (4) citizen appointee vacancies. report, and from many comments made another report and by-law to officially
To promote awareness of Fort Erie's cultural heritage within and outside the boundaries of the Town focusing by town staff at the meeting, this invest¬ endorse its capital budget. The next
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mechanisms to adopt recommendations.
Applications must be completed on the form available on the Town’s website www.forterie.on.ca under Public
Notices - Appointment to Boards and Committees or available in the Clerk’s Office. Please state clearly your
name, address, postal code, telephone number, email address, choice of board and committee for consideration
of appointment thereto and any other relevant background information, including experience and credentials,
will be received by the undersigned up to and including Wednesday, February 2,2011 at 5:00 Kelly Underhill
p.m.
Ibis information is being collectedpursuant to the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection ofPrivacy would like to welcome all her former clients
ACt and will be used to select persons for appointments to Ibwn of Fort Erie boards and committees. to join her at her new location.
Carolyn J. Kett, Town Clerk Please note: Kelly will honour all her standing
1 MuTnoiwcinp aolf CFoerntt rEer iDe rive, appointments. Call for details.
Fort Erie, Ontario L2A 2S6
Applications can also be Emailed to [email protected].
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January
The community started The local community Douglas Memorial site for a
the year by supporting a came together to support press conference, challeng¬
motion for an inquest into the nation of Haiti after a ing the Niagara Health
the death of Reilly Anzovino, devastating earthquake hit System and Local Health
who died as the result of a the Caribbean nation. Many
motor vehicle accident on efforts were made to assist Ann-Marie Noyes,
Hwy. 3 on Boxing Day. The the local Haitian communi- Stevensville's councillor for
motion was made by Ward 6, announces she will
Niagara Falls MPP Kim Ontario NDP leader be running for mayor in the
Craitor. Andrea Horwath visits the October election.
February
The Peace Bridge sets out to challenge the amendment to its own offi¬
Authority holds open houses Town's plans to build a 12- cial plan.
on both sides of the border, storey condominium build¬ The Ministry of Health
gathering public input on ing on the south side of Erie kicked in $14 million in base
five design concepts for its Road at Bay Beach. funding for the Niagara
expansion project. The Canadian Motor Health System to implement
A group called the Fort Speedway completes anoth¬ the hospital improvement
Erie Waterfront Preservation er lap, after the Niagara plan and to address base
Association is formed and Region approved the Town's funding shortfalls.
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