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-last year was $8,642.49 and he pre-
dieted the surplus 'this year would
be' a little larger.
Duncan, councillor — has
six years as Councillor, Tfe
wri.e. pleased about getting the side-
roads cleaned Of brush and feels
there should be a new bridge at
Bodmin.
Walter Shortreed, councillor —
spoke about the 1954 serplus, This
yeiaii culvert replacements were
expensive. It was fortunate rabies
didn't cause more trotable then it
did.
Goielon Wilkinson, comic:111er —
felt the -other councillors 'had cover-
: a erne deal of the work,
Win, Elston — spoke about differ-
- ent matters relating to County and
Township affairs.
Stewart Procter feels the
County is taking a step in the right
diteetion in Imildiee a new County
Home. TTe has served as councillor
for six years.
eleoiere elmirsreet of the
Seheot Benrd—slinks abolit corttrel
tem-eel , "ten shout enroll-Ione in the
sehoele of the Township.
Torrance Thimble. eetleol 'trustee
- seoire sheet the Increased cent of
e4le.ce-tee,
canna I-Tat:nes, school 'trustee
- spoke About the facilities in the
school s
Einem. Young- — has enjoyed his
first year es trustee
Enimetson 'Mitchell, new nominee
for school trustee thinks the little
rtririti'lr 5(11001 is the hest,
Will r'd Shertreed, new 'nominee
— intones), to stand,
N Clever) eTo etle, renreelettetiiet
on S'eefortr D. IT. S. Poerd !Welt a
report rem finettcial etelement,
etre-vet eepreeentetiee
on Clinten 1'). II. S. Tieeire reeet
ever financial ettsteettett of that,
Sc1100I.
Perils P3rrtitt vetted to some rie
the rim:1'431 rif to rarntilltY
rineed with Cod Sdive the
theft.
McArter Road Superinten-
dent -- offered to answer any
questions that might be asked.
Bailie Parrott, Reeve — reviewed-
work of - County in 1959. He was
the Library •Qemmittee and gave
the salaries of the various employ-
ees.
There are 101 residents in the
County Home for which they aro.
,going ahead with the new addition.
There was over 20,000 visitors to the
museum year, The final debenture 11
on the Court House Would be paid
November 30th, 1959
He also gave report on work
done by the Road Cenemittee.
Etrmurt Proctor, Councillor —
Welcomed the people who attended
3-Te Paid tribute to the rest of the 3
council- and to the ratepayers for.
any constructive criticism, He
stated much hae. been accomplished
in cleaning up road sides but there
is still a lot to do. 'He said council,
has taken steps toevands building a
new bridge, known as Bodmin
bridge.
Ross
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Brussels .Hoine., • Furnishings
NOW Have A Large Selection of Gift Items-
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MIXERS
TOASTERS
HEATING BLANKETS.
HEATING PADS
ALL TYPES TABLE CENTRES
RADIOS
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FLOOR POLISHERS
MIRRORS
WALL. PLAQUES.
AND HAND PAINTED PICTURES.
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2nd. Prize — COFFEE TABLE
ONE TICKET FOR EVERY 1.00 PURCHASE
FOR 1 WEEK ONLY We will allow you 20 % for your present
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DRAFTING
Firm teantreet eocee liebreitteei
eeetate Collect Si teaytene, 1eR1e rater
Lsisessv,sekseeir: yx.sisesessmOie se
William H. LeYe
Williern • ,etteiry eeme„ it foreker
ieeeidetee of Ethel, 01.1t., cited WAIN,
Noe. .A,von Ovet.•Hoepitel,
Streteord, where he bed beets
patient eine() MVO IVO
lie was !Ore on the third line
Welleee tOWnsilip otx Aug, 3Qth, 1870„
a son of the late .1:antes Lot e :and
Amelia Menem, -He moved with his
”arent.F. to 'Grey township in 187L
(n Atte, 31st 1S92, He nlarriecl
Eletebete .Sophia Dame of Grey
ltoweehip Who pretleceeeee hint
April 0tb, 190, lie -farmed on the
ninth COneeesiee oe 'Grey township
until 1.307. when, he entered business
es a eneleitere dealer .rue under...
Ulcer, retiring .from business Iii. 1945.
He was a member Of Ethel 'Vetted
Cetureh and had served on the Sess-
ion for $o',^oral years, He. had also•
served on the School Board and as
a Village Trustee, and at all times
was keenly interested in the welfare
et the community,
He is survived ,by one son, Harold.
aY 122 Mornington St, and one
daughter, Mrs. Alex (Pearl) Speiren,
of 120 Brunswick St., Stratford.
One son, Russell e ee Hamilton,. pre-
deceased him Nov'. 10th, 1949.
The funeral service was held
from, the Ethel United Church, Wed-
nesday afternoon at 2 p. in. Rev.
W. 5. MacLeod of St. ;follies Unites
Church, Stratford, assisted by Rev.
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Cir. DV" ',-GEOROE friceurePeON4
Grand and S. H. King,, Chaplain,
Mr. Loire was presented -with his 50
year jewel by Western " Star T.01
0. es. -Lodge, No, -149 Brussels
Specials in the London Free Press
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Oshawa, Seaferth, Brussels, Atwood
sung at the service by George
Lowers Red and White
Pearson.
Tuesday night 'officers and mem-
bers of Romeo Lodge I. Q. 0. F.
'Stratford, held- a -memorial service
in 'the funeral 'home under the
Lloyd Brown of Brussels, The body direction of W. J. Schafer, Noble
had been at the Mee/lane Gilbert,
Funeral home, 91 Brunswick St.,
until Wednesday morning when it
Was renvved to the church.
P^pbearers 'We,Ire Leslie :Earl,
and Joseph Cooper, Ethel, Sohn Mc-
Neil, of Monkton, Catein Ktrauter
and John Mitchell, Brussels, Ralph
Interment took place in Mount Piano tuning -and- repairing if .
Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel, with .necessary, . . - ' : • PHONE* 2438'
Commital senvice being held in the Contact : Gordon or Barry Hamilton
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Friends and re.atives attended
I,ove, Atwood. Watbh for week-end • . NOTICE
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For The Christmas Draw
` jet Prize -- $10.00 Basket of Groceries, Your Choice
— 1 Pair Yellow Blankets
.. 3rd Prize — 50 lb. Bag of White Sugar
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