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VWMS'DAY, MNUARY 'A 1959 ) TNTO 1 Nl,NS,RECORID
•e
JBiRTHS
ANDERSON In Stratford Gen+
• eral Hosiptal,, .on Christmas
Day, 1957, to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Jr„ ince Jean*
nie Sturgeon) Science Hill, a
son,
BRIS13OURNE-In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, January
4, 1558, to LA,C and Mrs.. -
gene Brlsbmwne, Clinton, a dau-
ghter.
COUNTER. --..In.. Clinton Public
Hospital ,on Thursday, January
2, 1958, to Mr, and Mrs. J, W.
Counter {nee Marg, Middleton;
,Acctrmmodtlton dor Rent Employment Wanted Salesmen VI►an# (ARDS OF THANKS► R.N.) a. son (David William).
I would like to thank .ail my JOHN,? -.- In Clinton Public
BOOM •A;P• a.T%1E)l1T, liv» HOUSE WORD WANTED Wed- SALESMAN friends far cards, flowers, treats Hospital, on Tuesday, Decembers
r cam, dirungroom, kitchen, bath nesd'ay afternoons, Mrs. Wilbur
hall. P. one ITi7 2.666$. Crici?. Phone HU :29238. 2-b Full or part-time. We require and gifts, also visits
while in the 31, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs. Stew-
and 2-b ondon Victoria Hospital, signed, ' art Johnston, Blyth, a son.
d h —� two a'g�essive salesmen in this MRS WkkDSLEY VODDEN 2-p HOMER - In Clinton Public
.3 ROM APAUTMENT, furnish-
ed and heated, with frig, all. con -
,,vergences. Immediate possession.
:Phone "13'fli ' 2-9536. 2-p
4 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS rapart-
.rnent, furnished and heated, priv
:axle .entrance. ; Phone HU 2.9361,
MOUSE IN KIPPEN "TO RENT,
with garage. All modernconvert-
dences, oil •heated. - Apply `to iNdi-
:ma Long, Kippen. *-tfb
..7 UR S H 19, D DOWNSTAIR-S
apartments ori .King •Street, ini-
ine.diate possession, Phone HU
Articles For Sale
5B4$Y's CRIB,MV - AL; A single
:'bed, metal, and Mattress. Phone
TN 295.76._ 2-p
WDEL OIL - Stove and Furnace
011 delivered anywhere. A. G.
Grigg and Son, phone )RU 2-9$11.
43-tflb
'I1W'O - SMALL SIZE QUAKER
.`Space heaters•, in good condition.)
gree $25 ,each. McEwari's Stat
Honer-., 1 -2 -lab
xplWEROVS TRADE-IN Allow -
awe on your old TV on a Brand
New 1958 RCA Television, T. A.
F,ftttm, Brucefield, phone .Clinton
HU 2=3232, 36-t1ib
`.'YOUR-0M`WASSHER IS WORTH
anoney -when traded on a, new
Thor washer. T, A. Duttgn's Ap-
pliance Store, Brdeefield. Phone
Minton 'HU 2.3232: • M-'tfb
'SL
MEMAL NEW PATTEIRNS in
T! nglish Tone China Dinnerware,
+Including :lovely "Cornflower See
dt ' aWl others in our window ' and
:get our low prices for fine china.
(Counter:s Jewellery. 2p .
WA.GTC MARKERS.Will write on
anything, glass, wood, paper, etc.
"Dry immediately. Seven differgnt
ccolours. Good for poster work,
:signs; eta: $3:10 each, refills, 50c.
iClinton News -Record. - 37-tfb
:AR7MST'S SUPPLIES, OIL Brush -
s, Paints; Canvas Board, Linseed
Turpentine, Retouching Varn-
dsh Spray -Fix, Brush Holders, etc;
-Ideal Christmas gifts. At Mc
:EwaWs Book and Stationery Store.
45-tfb
XOTORS AND GENERATORS
rewound and repaired, Brushes,
•capacitors, switches, bearings;
'Small appliances repaired. Used
,or reconditioned motors for sale,
Art Levett; Isaac Street at Dunlop.
',Phone HU 2-6640. 44tPb
Articles Wanted
WODUD LIKE TO BUY A USED
safe, in good condition. Approx-
imately 2Q" x 30". Phone HU
:2-9740. 2.,p
Automobiles For Sale
1/z TON MERCURY TRUCK,
-with racks, in good condition, low
mileage, priced reasonable. Phone
Lloyd Bond, RU 2-3210. 2-b
1951 METEOR SEDAN, excellent
motor, ovelidrive, radio with rear-
seat speaker. Can arrange fin-.
ranee, Phone HU 2-9658, after
5.30 p.m. 1-2-3-b
Business Opportunities .
°OWN• YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
'Contact L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
High Street, Clinton. Phone Clin-
ton HU 2-6692. 13-tfb
CUSTOM WORK
F`Oli YOUR PLUMBING AND
Heating needs, call HU 2-9433,'
Hawkins Hardware, 2-tfb
AUTOMATIC :SAW Sharpening.
.:Saws retoothed, johked and filed
for $1.25: Or just filed and set 75
cents. Automatic butcher knife
:and scissor sharpener, scissors 15
cents, knives 10 cents. W. E.
4'Bill" Jervis, Fulton Street, Clin-
ton. Phone HU 2-9664. 35p-tfb
CLOTMNCS FOR .SALE
IivDSON Sl*3AL COAT, trimmed
• witb -lamb, fitted sty1d, size 14 to
16. Phone Ht7 2-3364. 2•b
QAPAiBLE G Z R I,, WAN'IIZNG area
house work, 6 days• a week, prefer sential
living in, Apply Box 10, Clinton age re,
News -Record. '-a-p, are pre
HIGu scROOL STUPENT RE- than a
future'
quires work after school . and on sincere
Saturdays. Contact Murray ' Mc- with a
ZW. n HU 2-9444. 2b Applica
S
HELP WANTED Mr. h(
Q]RLS, T . L&ARN LA(INDIi,Y x5th, 2
work, • Contact Clinton Laundry P'm- C
and Dry Cleaners. 2-tfb 7
LARGE UNITEDSTATESAND AND •p
:any requires Field RepresentativE
In
Tuckersmith, - Goderich and
Sta?1iey townships. Exceptionally
high'ea' - ngs. Guaranteed re-
peat business. Automobile essen-
tial. ` Agricultural background
most important. Sales training
given., Reply to Box $4, London,
Ontario. 52 -1 -29 -
as. 2-b
LOST aid FOUND
LOST -The Snarl who took the
wrong brat. New Year's Eve at the
Goderich Pavillon, .please ,return
it and pick up his own, The own-
ers of rubbers left, please claire
same. Phone Goderich 675 or
419. 2-b
livestock Wanted
ATTENTION FARMERS! Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides.
Call coIIect Ed. Andrews, .851r11,
Seaforth, Associated with Darling
and Co. of Canada Ltd, 26 p-tfb
OLD HORSES WrA.NTEIY AT 3Y2b
lb., and dead cattle at value.- If
dead, plZr-ie at once. GILBERT
BROS. MINK,RANCH, phone. col-;
lett, Goderich,' 1483 J 4' or 1483 J I.
52 to 27-p
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
11 PIGS FOP. SALE, .6 WEEKS
old. Phone Jack McGuire, • J -W
2-9993.• 2-b
REGISTERED AYRESHIPM cow,
due to freshen. Would like .to
buy 7 to 8 week' old' pigs, willing
to exchange for the cow.' Phone
Fred Buchannan, Seaforth 844.x4.
2-p
Miscellaneous
MEMBERS OF THE DUTCH
community want to buy farm in
Clinton Area: Who want's to sell
his farm? Phone HU 2-9740.
21p
SHARPENING ALL KINDS OF
saws', cross -cut saws $1.00; hand
saws 60c; no charge for, knives or
scissors, Phone David Elliott,
R.0 2-9765. 2-7-p
,WATCH REPAIR IS A JOB FOR
axperts. Our work assures your
,atisfaction. Counter's Jewellery,
Ruron County's {Oldest Establish -
ad. Jewellery Store. n 2A
LET US. REPAIR AND MAKE
'your rings and jewellery like new.
DiAmond rings renewed and stories
safely secured -don't take chan-
:os,Expert workodone reasonably
to your satisfaction. Watch re-
3airs and Pearl restringing. W.
V. Counter, 2p
PROPERTY FOR DENT
GET-UMAL STORE, 2 apartments
to sublet. Equipment reasonable,
will` .sell stock at cost. Good loca-
tion for keen buyer. Rent reason-
able. Apply Box 500, Clinton, Ont.
2-3-p
Property For Sale_
HOUSE WMIH TWO SELF-CON-
tained apartments. Each has two
bedrooms, -separate 'bathroom, en-
trance and meter, full basement
and good heating system; also
garage and good garden. Central
location. Apply to Box 153, 01111
ton, P.O. ` 2.p
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE is our BUSINESS.
Farms, residential, 'commercial,
summer cottages: For dependable
Wu
capable service list your prop-
erty with John Bosveld, Wellesley
Street, Goderich. Phone 1.108,
Salesmen: George McGillivray,
Lucknow; J, McConnell, Seaforth.
50-tfh
ailing experience not -es- Hospital, on Thursday, January
ut would be helpful, Na
but , men over 25 I wish too thank•all my friends �2, 1958, to Mr, and Mrs. Glen
ciction• .
reed. W•,offer ou bett2r who remembered me with flowers, Koehler, Hensall, a son.
s yard real treats and cards while in St. Jos- LAVIENDUR - Ip Clinton Public
wage earnin
g g epli's Hospital, London, - MRS, Hospital, on Tuesday, December
curity in return for your ED. GREALIS. 2-;r 31, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs, Jack
ffort and ability to work Lavender, Hensall, a son (John
rninimum of .supervision. I would like to thank, friends Bradley, brother for�renda).
•s will be interviewed by and neighbours for the lovely LEGAULT -- In C(iinton Public
den .at the Redford Hotel, flowers, treats, while I was pat- Hospital, on Friday, January %
Wednesday, • January ient in Clinton Public Hospital, 1958; to Corporal and Mrs. Ray-
) -5:00 p.m. and 7,00-9:00 Special thanks to Dr. Oakes and mond Legault, Brucefield; a son,
1 in person only. 2-b the nurses --MRS HAROLD MUR- I-4DpPRgrT0N--1n Clinton Public
MY. 2-b. Hospital, on Wednesday, Jan -
.k1
RMNFa1N'T uary 1, 1958, to Mr, and Mrs;
wish to thank snY many Jahn Leppington, Clint'ou, a
1.i1.UVTUlN 1V1AIN %,{A1:Az1 „lga Ll}11G, tui k�lli{l,, 614Nb, ter for -Tommy, Johnny and
Here's one of the finest opportun- cards and flowers, Walter).
sties offered to a man ovgr 45 XORWENP . JUZ?D McF'APLIN - I n Louis .-Marshall
2_
who wishes' to make a , permanent p 1 Hospital, Mount Rarest, on Sat -
connection with a major comp- I wish to thank Dr. Oakes and. urd'ay, January' 4, 1958,' to Mr.
any whose solid and steady grow- Dr:. Newland and staff0of Clinton and Mrs, George McFarhn,
th-now demands the services of public Hospital for their kindness Mount Forest (nee Beverlee
an additional man for the. Clinton to este while a patient there. Spec- Brant), a son (Jaynes George).
area. sal thanks to Mrs, Martin, Mrs. MU$TARO In Toronto General
This is not a '"'here today, gone Macaulay and Mrs. Livermore and 49spital, on Thursday, January
tomorrow", proposition, There's all'who sent cards, gifts and flow- 4, 1958, to Mr. and. Mrs. Thorn.
ers.--••MRS. FRED, RE ID, Weston, a son
ria doubt about our future. Our , 2-p ton Mustard,
business will probably. double and Many 'thanks to all *our friends, (David Alexander).
redouble in the next decade, - who. were so Idad during our sad SB PP-Sn Clinton Public Hos !-
The man we want is 45 to 65, bereavement, also thanks to Dr. tan, on Friday, January 3, 1998,
neat, conscientious ownsa car and Oakes, the three special nurses, to Mr. and Mrs. George. Shipp,
can take short trips to surround- and the floor nurses,. to my many Clinton, twin sons.
ing area, friends al
who sent flowers anWAlIISON-Sri Clinton Public Hos-
lEarnings ' are open, depending, on cards during my long stay in the
ability, but we consider this open- hospital. - EMMA M. PLUM -
Ing to be worth - STEEL. 2-p.
UP TO $114,500.00 IN A I would like to express my sin-
cere thanks to my friends and
YEAR relatives who sent me cards, let -
'."his is 'a full-time job , .. it pays ters- and gifts while I- was a pa -
mighty well, It is stimulating, and tient in Clinton Public Hospital. I
filled with big rewards for honest extend special thanks to the nur-
effort, including a, profit-sharing sing staff, Dr. Oakes,and Dr. Me -
retirement plan, , company - paid Master. - THOMAWILLIAM-
pleasure erhises, generous bonus SON, Walton, 2-p
incentives, ' free life insurances We would like to than c -'our
hospitalization Insurance, a n d, friends and neighbours for their.
above all, liberal earning checks kind thoughtfulness during the
mailed weekly in advance. illness and the death. of our moth -
If' you think you are our man, 'er Mrs, W. L. Johnson, Special
please contact President, Dept. 43,, thanks to Dr. Oakesand nurses
P.O. Box 711, Fort Worth 1, Tex- at the hospital. -THE JOHNSON
- TENDERS WANTED 1!AMI,LY. 2-p
May I take this opportunity to
Defence Con ti 41nn thank neighbours and friends for
pit'al, on Thursday, January 2,
1958y to Mr. and Mrs'. DonaSd
Watson, Clinton, a sin f�Gary
Paul).
DEATHS
McCONNELL - In Dundalk, on
Sunday, December 29, 7957,
Vicky Corbett, ,beloved wife of
John C. McConnell, in her. 64th
year. Funeral from Dundalk
United Church, on Tuesday, De-
cember 31, to Dundalk Ceme-
tery, by ,the Rev. Paul Christ-
ianson, a former pastor, assisted
by student pastor Douglas Mc-
Phee.'
Town Coun4
S
(1951) Limited
the.floWers, cards, fruit sent to
me while a in Clanton
"You will be trying to satisfy
PROJECT: ' y
patient
Public Hosgita.l. Also Lond'esboro
the demands of people -who don't
Replacement of Underground
miwell Mission Circle, Girl
know what they want, nor what
Steam, Distribution System,,
Guides, RCAF, W.A. Clinton for
is good for them; people who
R.O.A.F. Station, Clinton, Out.
helping to make a pleasant Christ-
don't. do much thinking for them-
File 122-7-02.32.
SEALED TENDERS, plainly
mas ,Day for.. me, A special
thanks to Dr. and nurses,
selves; people who are trying to
marked as to content and addres-
.Addison
-FRjAaNK ARKELL,
keep busy to pass the time. You
will have to take their, critisim
sed to - the undersigned, for the
above project, will be received' un-
We would like to thank our
and you will need prayer, faith,
til 3.00- p.m. (Eastern Standard
friends and neighbours for their
many kindnesses and special
trust and justice to guide you,"
Rev. Grant Mills Mon
Time)
TUESDAY, February 11, 1958
thanks to Dr. Oakes, Dr. Addison;
stated the -
day night as he addressed the
Plans, specifications and tender
Mrs. Percy Livermore, Mrs. Had
council, of the town of Clinton• at
forms required, -,may be obtained
dy and Rev. J. A. McKim, Mr.
William Andrews, and Mr. and
the inaugural meeting.
by Prime Contractors only from
D.C.L. Plans Section, Room 156,
Mrs, Beattie of the funeral home;
Mayor's Address
at the address below. A deposit of
and all who helped in any way
Mayor W. J. Miller predicted a•'
t100 payable to Defence Construe-
during our sad ;bereavement —Mi%
Harry Charlesworth and family,
busy 1958, and expressed a hope
"hold
ion (1951) Limited is required for
.each set of plans- and documents,
and Mrs. William J. Vadden. and
to the tax line" in his in -
augural address.
This deposit is forfeited if the
family. 2'p
The mayor advised the public
NOTICES
complete plans and specifications
works committee, and all of the
are -.not returned in good order on
-- - - - -_
other committees to hold a 'meet -
or before the fourteenth day fol-
lowing contract award. -
ing 'previous to the council meet -
DISSOLUTION OF.
Plans and specifications will be
,PA'RTNEliSMP
ing, so that they. could inform
orr view at Builders' Exchanges in
NOTICE is hereby given that the.
council later of the work planned
Toronto, Brantford, Kitchener,
partnership lately subsisting be-
for the coming month.
London, Windsor, Guelph, Hamil-
tween ,Harold Lobb and Fred Mc-
He suggested investigation of
ton, Sarnia, D.C.L. Toranto Bran-
Gregor carrying on.business• under
the new street lighting project,
ch Office and at the address be-
the firm name of BRUCEiFIELD
street naming and house' number -
low.
Eaeh tender must be submitted
WE=ING & GENERAL RE-
PAIR, at the Village of Brucefield
seg. He also suggested that the
on the forms prescribed and be
has been dissolved by mutual con-
land at the entrance to the park
accompanied by a, -security deposit
sent, effective December 31st,1957,
be turned over -to the Parks Board,
ments. Such deposit shall indem-
nify the owner against loss in the
.vent of withdrawal of the sue-
,essful tenderer subsequent to ac-
,.eptance-of the bid.
The lowest or any tender not,
acessarily accepted,
J. D. JENNISON, Secretary,
4 Temp. Bldg., 56 Lyon St.,
OTTAWA, Ontario,
f -b
REGISTERED PUREBRED
GERMAN SHEPHERD
MALS PUPS
FOR SALE
Black, and Cream Color
'Seven Weeks Old
CLARENCE DENOMME
Ratten.bury Street, Clinton
HU 2-9704 or HU 2-7064
2-b
Everyone Reac.s
The Classifieds
Fred McGregor has been,purchas-
ed by the said Harold Lobb who
will .continue to operate the busi-
ness, at Brucefield under the sante
firm name.
McCONNELL & STEWART
Sea'forth; Ontario
2-p
Notice To Creditors"
All persons having claims ag-
ainst the estate of Hubert Henry
Bick, late of the* Towns'hip' of
Stanley, in the County of Huron,
Yeoman, who died on or about
the 25th day of December, 1957,
are required to file the same with
full particulars with • the undei:•-
signed by the 25th day of Jan-
ury, 1958 as. after that date the
aets of the estate will be dis-
tributed.
DATED at Goderich, in the
County of Huron, this 2nd clay of
January, 1958.
HAYS and PREST,•
Goderioh, Ontario,
Solieitorrs•• for the, Estate.
2.3.4-b
likely to be able to look after it
than any other.
Mayor Miller noted that the
two-hour parking by-law was
ready to go into effect, and it
would be up to council to decide
whether or not to proceed with it.
He said h6 was quite willing to
listen to complaints and sugges-
tions of taxpayers, and would pass
them along to the chairman of
the committee in charge, -
Appointments
Council appointed Reeve Stan-
ley and . Councillor Beattie to the
Cemetery Board for one year; C.
V, Cooke far three years; Coun-
cillors Dale and Livermore to the
Park Board for one year and also
;Mrs. M. Batkin, A. G, Grigg, A.
S. McMurray, William Counter
arida Ross McEiwan; Councillors
Edward J. Dale and Reeve Stan-
ley to the Swimming Pool Board,
and T. Murphy, M. Edgar,, S
PAGE SEVEN
�OXY THE ARE. Clinton
Two :Shown N1.0htly Wide $oasis
OW; Thursday, Friday and. Saturday
THE OKLAHOMAN"
Sagebrush saga, of the 1870's, Action aplenty, tilriIis galore,
a'li presented an Cinemascope and. De Luxe Color,
!Joel ipzeprea. Barbara Iia q Verna, Felton
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
44a"
ENON DR0P JI
BSB HO'PE's superb sense of timing and comedy -a story by
Damon Runyan -4t all adds lip to an evening of laughter,
Marilyn Maxwell -,. Lloyd Nolan r,•. Jane Darwell
Corning; "TARZAN and the LOST SAFARI"
Gordon Scott -- Setts .St, John, - 10eorge. txoulouris
Clinton Community
Farmers
AUCTION SATES
EVERY FRIDAY
at, 1,30 p.m.
TEIms CASH .
J. COREY, Sales Manager
BOB McNAIR, Auctioneer
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
ART SEEMS TO BE SOME' -
thing good if you like it, poor' if
you don't... Judging by the crit-
ics of Peer Gynt on CBC recently,
we could consider it lacking in
art. . . But our .personal opinion
From what part we managed to
:atch, it was a fine thing, well
done, and we Iaboured only to
understand it. . . Our difficulty
was due to ignorance rather than
to, any fault of the play or the
?layers. . . We're glad to hear
that other viewers agreed with
19 . .
it In Action
schoenhals, C, Proctor and L, Col-
quhoun, as representatives from
the various interested clubs; Dud -
ley Pegg to the Library Board for
three years.
Police Committee
Cousicillor R: N Irwin presen-
ted the monthly report of the
Chief Constable H. R. Thompson
and commented about. several of
the items, including a bili for
three ,pair of gloves when it was
expected that only one pair would
be bought; and about the cost of
gas: $77 for one month. He -also
commented in advice to his sue-
cessor on the committee, thatlie
had received no co-opration at all
from the Police Chief on anything
he'd suggested.
Surplus
The books showed a surplus of
$4,641 at the end of the year, grid
tax arrears are dawn to $12,731.77,•
Licencing
.Some discussion centred around
the matter of licensing businesses,
Councillor. Bridle brought it to
the attention that Reg. Cudmore
of the Clinton Bowling Alley was
paying three licences inaddition
to the business tax; for` tobacco
licence, pool tables, and foi bow-
ling alley. He suggestee Jump-
ing the latter two, and thus, sav
ing Mn Cudmore $25 a year.
The earlier request of plumbers
,or a protective business tax came
ip, as well as some talk of one
3f the order houses in town which
vas actually carrying on a retail.
ausiness, but. was not taxed as
Such, While Mr. Bridle contend -
:d it was not fair :For one man to
yay four business taxes, Council-
-or John Sutter said, "Yes, and
sere we have six men coming into
;own to work (plumbers, etc:)
end - are paying none, They bring
;heir lunches, and don't even
(ave money in town, for meal:'
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Layton,
urd' Roger, Brucefield, Cecil Van
torn and Mary Anne and Gerald
Flynn, Hensall, and Charles' Lay -
on, spent the New Year's holiday
vith Mr, and Mrs, frank Layton,
�1red'erlck Street,
PARK THEATRE
GODERiCH
Now Playing:
Kathy Grant & ,A.udie Murphy in
"GUNS OF FORT
PETTICOAT"
In Technicolor
MONDAY,, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
A Double -Chill Thriller!:
"ATTAC]K OF THE
CRAB MONSTERS"
- Adult Entertainment
Starring Richard Richard Garland, Pamela
Duncan and Russell Johnson
As the first half of a specially
arranged science -fiction double
program, which 'includes a- spine-
' ^ tingling windup:
"Not of This Earth"
Featuring Beverly Garland, gaul
Birch and Morgan Jones
THURSDAY, FRIDAY.
and SATURDAY .
Yvonne De Carlo -,Edmund
O'Brien and Barry Fitzgerald
Presenting a Technicolor super- ,
western in -which our hero joins
forces with a woman mine -owner
to combat a sinister character,
"SILVER CITY"
Coming: -JOHN WAYNE and.
.Maureen O'Hara in
"The 'Wingg of Eagles"
Technicolor,
New Committee
Heads -,-for Most
Council Duties
Swearing in of councillors' for '
the town of Clinton, followed by
the sitting. of the striking com-
mittee, on Monday- morning, re -
salted in an almost complete
change of committee heads. With
council personnel unchanged sin-
ce last year, the councillors felt
that it would be a chance for
more experience for all of these.
to make t1Te changes.
Cominittees for 1958
The first one named in each
committee is the chairman.
Executive, Deputy Reeve Tre-
wartha, Councillor' Sutter, Reeve
Manley,. (former chairman Stan-
ley).
Police, licencing and traffic,
Douncillors Bridle, Beattie and
Sutter (former chairman Irwin).
General Government, Reeve
Stanley, Councillors Irwin, Liver-
nore (former chairman Beattie),
Public Works, Councillors Beat-
tie, Ward: 1, Bridle, Ward 2, Dale,
Ward 4, Livermore, Ward 3, (for-
ner chairman Stanley).
iieaulth, acrd Welfare, Councillors
Dale, Irwin, Deputy Reeve Tre.
Martha (former chairman Dale).
Protection to Persons and Pro-
.3erty, Councillors Irwin, Bridle
i,nd Sutter (former chairman Sut-
ter),
Finance, Councillors Sutter,
3eattie, Deputy Reeve Trewartha
(farmer chairman Trewartha)•
By-laws, Deputy Reeve Trewar-
:ha, Councillors Irwin and Liver-
none (former chairman Bridle),
Industrial, Councillors Dale,
3ridle, Irwin (former chairman
3radle.) f .
Court of ltevision, Councillors
Livermore, Bridle, Dale, Sutter
:nd Deputy Reeve Trewartha (no
hange from last year).
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