HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1959-12-03, Page 3Since the township represent-
ative to the Clinton District Col-legiate Institute, .1. W. VariEg-inerid,, AR 1, Clinton, was net
present, there was no report giv-
en, A report was received from
Oliver Anderson, the township's
representative on $eaforth Dist,
riot High School Board. He. was
chairman of the hoard the past
two years..
To the Electors of
HULLETT TOWNSHIP:
Having served as councillor
for eight years, I solicit your
vote and influence in the elec-
tion December 7.
Wishing you all the compli-
ments of the season, I remain
Archie Young
48-p
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To The Electors Of
HULLETT TOWNSHIP:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
I am offering my services as councillor for 1960.
If elected you are assured of my very best.
Your vote on December 7 is respectfully solicited.
— Clare Vincent
48-p
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To The Ratepayers Of
HULLETT TOWNSHIP:
I wish to thank the ratepayers for the acclama-
tion I received to be your Reeve for 1960, and will serve
to the best of my ability.
Wishing you one and all the Compliments of
the Season.
— Tom Leiper
48p
to buy a one-ton truck for the
maxis works, He congratulated Wail= jewat on a fine job es
warden, and hoped that he -would
be a,131.0 to fill, his shoes as reeve.
Emerson Hesk noted that no
bridges had been built in, 1059;
but there would have to be some
.built in the next few years, since
some in the township were out-
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To the Electors of
HULLETT TOWNSHIP:
Your vote and influence
at the polls on Monday, Dec-
ember 7, will be appreciated.
If I am elected to Hullett
Township Council for 1960, I
shall feel honoured to servo
you.
—James McEwing
To The Electors Of
HULLETT TOWNSHIP:
My .sincere thanks for your support in years
pcist, if You decide to vote for me on PecerrOer 7,
will serve to the best of my ability throughout 1960.
Emmerson Hesk 48-p
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To The Electors Of
HULLETT TOWNSHIP:
I am offering my services as councillor for 1960
and if elected will serve you to the best of my ability.
Your support at the polls on Monday will be very
much appreciated,
48-p
— Joseph R. Flunking
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'Phonies Leiper, RR 1, Landes-
re, received an acclamation in
e Township eflien at last
riday's noMina,tiona, and will
begin to serve as reeve at Jun-
Leiper has been
ember of council, for more than
ine years.
succeeds Wilxiani R, Jewitt,
1, Clinton, this year's Warden
or Huron County, who is stepping.
ut of municipal work this year.
For council in Hullett Township,
here were nominations made for
men, and seven of them quai-
led.' Named, with mover and
der, were: • Archie Young,
Elyth, (Carl Longman Wil-
iam JeWitt); Joseph R. Hunking,
• 1, Auburn (Leonard Archmw
atilt, Lorne Hunking); Clare
intent, RR 1, Londesboro (Stan-
eY' Ba 1, -Harry Webster); John
Londesboro (Thomas lYfillar,
ey Wells); Hugh Flynn 'RR
Landesboro (Ed. Youngblut,
arvey Wells); Norman Knapp
1, Auburn (Harvey Wells,
ill Vote Oft Council
ullett Township Acclaims Reeve
Ed, Younghlut); James 1VIcEWing,
RRElYth Wert Beacom, Wat-
son Reid); Emerson Desk, RR 1,
Londesboro (Harry Hunking, Wil-
liam Robert Turner, RR
1, Aubl.irri B. Frest, Hervey
I-Junking),
All qualified but Mr. Lee and'
Knapp. Named or reeve were Thomas
Leiper (Gordon liewatt, George
Cowan); William Jewitt (Tom
Lei er, F. Hesk).
arry Tebbutt, secretary-treas-
urer for the township, acted as
chairman for the meeting, and
gave the treasurer's report for
the year 1958, showing a balance
in the surplus .aceount of $29,096.
Expenses for rbhe year totalled
$171,993,
Reeve William R. Jewitt point-
ed out that there was $52,000
taxes left unpaid from last year.
He said the road from Carlow to
Blyth would be finished next year,
and black-topped by next fall, Mr.
PROCLAMATION
Municipal Election
Township of Hullett
Will be held on
Monday, Dec. 1
1 9 5 9
For the four seats on Council.
even men have qualified, H.
iynn, E. Hesk, A. Young, Jim
cEwing, Clare Vincent, Bob
urner, Joe Hunking.
From 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., at
The following places: '-
Poll 1—Forester's Hall, Kinburn,
ecord McBrien, DRO; Ken Thom-
son, poll clerk; Poll 2—School
ouse, SS No. 6; Bert Beacom,
RO; Leo Watt, poll clerk. Poll
U. School House, USS No. 2,
as. Flynn, DRO; ,Bernard Tighe,
all clerk. Poll 4—Community
all, Londesboro; Joseph Shad-
ick, DRO; Len Shobbrook, poll
erk. Poll 5—Community Hall,
ummerhill; Ephriam Snell, DRO;
van Hoggarth, poll clerk. Poll 6—
ommunity Hall, Londesboro; Bert
hobbrook, DRO; Lloyd Pipe, poll
erk. Poll 7—Forester's Hall,
uburn; Mrs. William Craig, DRO;
ajor Yungblut, poll clerk.
H. Tebbutt,
Township Clerk
FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE,
Stores in Clinton will be open All Day Wednesdays
Until Christmas
FOR, EVENING SHOPPERS
Clinton Stores will be open Evenings from
Friday, Dec, 18 fo Thursday, Dec. 24
including Saturday evening
To the Electors of
HULLETT TOWNSHIP:
My sincere thanks for those
who nominated me for council
for 1960.
I solicit the vote of the rate-
payers on Monday, December
7 and if elected will serve to
the best of my ability.
— Robert Turner
48p
.JeWitt expressed the hope, that
the •additiOn to the Huron County
Home would be made, and ample room, made available for the care
of Huron's senior citizens.
He pointed out the difference in
mill rate paid by ratepayers in
different school sections, which
varied from six mills to .27 mills.
He suggested serious considera-
tion of a school area, since in
neighbouring school areas, the
rates had averaged eight or nixie
mills.
Road Superintendent Leonard
Caldwell repOrted on expenses in
that department, totalling S2,000
for roads and bridges in the nine
month period from January 1 to
October 1. Included in expenses
was $500 for cementing the floor
of the township garage, and an-
other $500 for insurance. Gravel-
ling accounted for $7,950; bridge
construction and maintenance,
$7,568,
Reeve-elect Tom Leiper report-
ed that the township was planning
To The Electors
MULLETT TOWNSHIP:
Having been a councillor
in the past, your support at
the polls on Monday, Decem-
ber 7, would be very much ap-
preciated.
— Hugh Flynn
48-p
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