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Reeve—joim Morrissey; -deputy
reeve, G).en Webb,
%Council, Bc1, Lampert, Ifld, Gill,•
Stephen Dimas,
Area School Trustees, Lloyd
Lampert, Sidney Deicer,
industry. Those are tough babies
to handle; and we're ail afraid of
them, and yet we: must tackle
them,"
William la, Perdue remarked
that he was always a little SOSpic.,,
ions of acclamations, since they,
looked as g no one else wants the
job, He gave a financial state-
ment ..of the three utilities admin.,
istered by the .PUC. Water rev-
enues to October 31 had been'
$96;0S3 ` with expenses of $70,435,
After debenture payment, the op-
erating stirPlos would be just over
$23,048, which was part of money
gained by the debenture, and
w4auld, be used to continue replac-.
ing 'lines; .‘
Water revenues had been $26,-
405, with expense's $14,125; and
after debentures p41,4 there would
be a surplus of $9;634, The Wat-
erworks had already turned over
$8,000 to the town 'out of accum-
ulated surplus, 41.
Sewerage revenue so far had
been $18,108, with expenses of $5,-
174, Operating surplus would, be
$5;934, indicating they would again
be short of the required payment
of .$14,000 to .the town for retire,
ment of the debenture. Mr. Per-
due remarked his belief that the
owners of vacant lots should be
paying toward the service charge
of the saver system,
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iffiLECTION N.0 8iii.X1V0g.
Mayor, .Scott liabldrIc, B. 5,
-Christie.
Reeve, Thorpe Rivers, Woritan
$eolna.,
Council (six to be elected), Will, lam Ball,. Solt gabkirk, Dr. J. O.
Turnbull, Dr. P. L. 'Brady, L. P.
Ploinateel, John A, Baldwin, John
Kellar, Nelson C. Cardno; John
Canino, John Longstaff.
School board, ,T, A, Westeatt,
Fred' Teale
PUC., Frank, Kling (aecl,),
ANQUINIt, IsTfallfIsTATIQX
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Norman H. Jones, becomes reeve
of Hensall fora third term,- Cowl-
.011Qrs are Gordon Schwalm -John
Henderson, Lorne Luker.. •Anoth,
er 'councillor will be needed, And
,date for nomination has been set
for December 9..
William Fuss, James Taylor, .4114
Mr. Chipehase received the three.,
seats on, the school board by AA-,
Planiation, Brnest It Shaarlicit re,
caved a seat on the ptx by s4-+
.clarnation also.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBM 28, MT
Mayor, Reeves land Councillors
Give Account of Year's Work
(Continued from, Page a),
been spent, . He noted also that al-
thpugh the fountain and grand-
stand had been repaired at the
Park, there was some $1,500 yet
to spend in that committee's bud-
get.
Remarking Upon the Swimming
Pea committee, he said that al,
though, there was $6,000 to $7,000
needed for completion of the pool,
"I don't believe-it will be too much.
of an - obstacle, for we have the
support of all the citizens of -Clin-
ton. *let of hours., have been giv-
en by the committee members to
this project, but they're not be-
grudging it, for we feel we've real-
ly got serrIthirig there that's a
credit to Clinton-;.,"
eXtunoinor - li. N. Irivin, noted
that the police Oar bad travelled
34,000 miles in the past two years,
and, fines had increased from the
estimated $300 to over $500. He.
said that as chairman of the PO,
lice 'Committee, he was satisfied
with the police force.
Councillor N. Livermore repor-
ted that he had been chairman.' of
the Court of Itexision which had
considered three appeal& this year.
He said; "I believe ow assessor
end tax collector is possibly
most disliked person in the TO•twri
of Clinton, but' for what he's get-
ting out of it, he's doing a good job.
Mr. Manning ha& to go by the
• book, and as far as X can see he's
doing a good Jolt,"
Mr. Livermore was concerned
With the treatment of the swim-
ming pool during the fall months.,
saying that parents should warn
their children not to go into the
park in this season, In a work
party cleaning up. the park recent-
ly, he had found benches and rocks
had been thrown into, the pool, and
someone had tried to break the
padlock on the.pool door. "It's a.
shame to see our park wrecked like
that in winter," ended, Mr. Liver-
more.
• Councillor George Beattie noted
that General. Government commit-
tee would spend an estimated
$10,000 less than it. had two years
ago, Repairs, to the town hall had
saved half a carload of coal, a
year; -use of an insurance broker
had saved $1;204 over a period of
three years and at the same time
had increased- coverage.
• Reporting on the Cemetery
Boards work, he predicted that by
the end of 1958 the Cemetery
would be self-supporting. Tt had
been costing ,$4,000 a year to run,
This year there would he a stir-
plus of $400, and the budget for
1958 would he only $1,000.
He noted that the other mean-
hers of the board, Alex ,Cudmore,
C., V, Cooke, George .Lavis and
13urten Stanley were really good
men to work with on the Cemetery
Board, and' complimented them on
their wofit,
Beattie .expressed thanks to the
Horticultural .Soeiety for their
work of looking after various ,plots
of town property, saying ""They
hteve helped to make Clinton one
of the prettiest towns in Canada."
;Cotincillor Beattie stated 'MI
don't think it's right to colleet,
tobacco licenses from garages,
Those men keep -cigarettes as a
convenience for motorists, and act-
ually the license acts as a penalty,
think the system should be
abolished:"
Public School Board
Alex Cudmore, veteran member
of the Clinton Public School Board,
presented a financial statement of
the Board to date, which indicated
a surplus of over $5,000 on the
year, This was due to an unex-
pected grant from the provincial
government.
He thanked the ratepayers• for
"this nomination to the most 1111"
portant job in town. I 'believe that
education and the church are the
two most important things in life."
L. Haughton and William Hearn
were not present.
Public Utilities
Harold U. Hartley noted a de-
crease in numbers of new services,
The 'Clinton PUC connected only
20 new hydro' services; 20 new
water services and 14 new sewer-
age services so far in 1957, Water
consumption has remained the
same for the past two years, with
180 million gallons of water used
by' the town and RCAF station in
each of 1956 and 1957, He pre-
dicted some repairs needed to the
11 year old sewerage plant in the
near future.
Speaking of industry, Mr. Hart-
ley said, "Anyone who has gone to
industrial promotion meetings such as those to which the mayor and
yself went, find out three things
which must be done: first town
planning, town zoning, and the ob-
taining of suitable landfor use by
NOIIINATION:AT
TILL? 0g
William Morritt, who has an.,
nounced that he intends to cant-
mien for the wardenship of Hur- ota an was given an acclam-
ation for re-election as, reeve of
Blyth. Acclamations were given
to the four village councillors,. Gor-
den Elliott, Donald Howes, Borden
Cook and Scott Fairseryice.
'George MeNall was the only
nominee fer one position on the
utilities commission.
The three retiring school trus-
tees, Dr. R, W....Street, Mrs. Lorne
'SCZLMgOOPP, 4.11c1 George Bailey,
were nominated for re-election and
qualified Monday night, .,
ACCIAnemolsiS AT VILI,A01i
Q13' Almanac
TrUstees at Auburn village were
were returned to office by accla-
mation: Ralph Munro, Bert Craig,
William J, Craig.
Police parking tickets were first
issued in Toronto in 1907.
HAV TOWNSIIIP
Valentine Becker retaina his. of-.
fice as reeve of Hay township by .
acclamation, Alec 1Viousseau will
contest the deputy reeveship With
Oscar Iclonp. Five council nofn-
inees for three seats are, Leonard
Greb, William Davidson, John Sol- •
den, Carl Haberer, and J. H. Cot.-
belt. Ray Fisher and Clifford
Pepper won the two vacant seats
On • the school beard by =lama-
tien,
IWNOMR, NOMINATIONS
• Mayor R. E, Pooley„ Reeve Will,
lam Mackenzie, and Deputy Reeve
Chester Mewhinney, ail were re-
turned by acclamation, There
were nine nominations for the six
vacant seats on the Council, these
of William Musser, Ralph Bailey,
Glenn Fisher, .BWart Bym, Ross
Taylor, Murray Greene, George
Rether, Claude Farrow and Ralph
Genttner. Luther J, Penhale re-
ceives a seat ,on. the PITO_ by .ae-
ciamation. Three school trustees
are Robert Southcott, ROSS Tot*,
eY, Ray Fraym
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