The Goderich Star, 1936-12-31, Page 1he in one. v
"the largost erowdiout ferra
nomination Inectixig in recent Years:, •
• ts -
AO Vraae# at Carlow I'dVillaltIrt tall,
1401111,0-altataQCrilf 'Wlaalt c:+1114,00
.township ziOninittions-'were. 'taken,
,Oeeklers ' 'hooted, - and, 'Cheered' , -,,the
trious. iipiakeri-' who at "tireei, lost
eiry.plattorm c ' e
Countyboundary , ; 'tower
Sltepp ton, tho4 only 57
este Passed, in one ntoing to
the chairman, ---10. ea. up,
der what cotequalificationsatIene ad 'might
taken overlo the county
.0111, answered that geogratMeat
elm ansk.
st
gu
od l .etion and Unt of ixailla were twO
arguments: fr...O01their speak poe17. Maier .factoto t� be considered,'
tionsi The majoity of 'those presei&t Mr. Tyndall said that.:;he' 'Under*
-,expected to see sone "for: ,witii tood that there Wee: widespread
•.rumors prevalent that there.' would misconception.ef,What:tocaViterel$,
be lour candidates for the ',reeVeell1ning taken in an'dmhat taX0O*0re:
be-
.and'every,4tyailable apace in the lia1i ing used for. He was of the.!opinio
*43':*410t ;orkle• the * Tatfal*TOte that the ':aelieel ..beerd,:alone• wasvle*ing proceedings through :tri; epensible'.,fer the high- :seheolvraoS,
open window from : *here 001\0:led' Another, feature of the. •to, system •
eanetle remarks'at the4Penkers.: • • 'brought -00;1w_ tl*Speaker, t
he
:'APinO*11 'Ilttitmalt tixo'110,04ingi leseS' Salneo the° aSeeSSMent i$ APPota-
and:' he .called: upon 'the •1.0110, reeve, ed And is lowered, especially in latter,
311)::, George reagan to speak 'first. Years, a 'tarn is burntand not re-
Mr..,$eagen annonnoeu Mitt he Would. built... Then the township Must' fine.
be At candidate for the reeveship and: some v7SIY to ;.33441ce 111),04.t- 1000
asked the sUpPert of the. electors. He taxes or find Some.war to do without
reviewed the :Wok done byllieconntr. • them.; Mr, Tyndall` was not Oro --Wha
-the -past3year, giving special ein-. stand lie would take INA he expressed
asia to the new County. MOW' plow the opinion that unless -there was to
and :truck ,that: Were 13.)Ought...3. W. be 10), acclamation, be would atatka
fact tht nnthbers.�fp�p1e'Ore* 4Jhisho1mmade no appal
out the .,county could. not , sea „the to vie people but simply *said, thAt
necessity for the. truck -and plow, le ran, and they were satisfied.w,; -,1
that there was...0 lot .of work for the the work he had3. done icti‘the.° past,
. truck' to do, and, he believed; its tsUro'. lear,•. he hoped.au!Vrt
••`„
chase was .step %the. right dir‘le. him. • , •
•
tion, . :The truck has ProW,." at- gr,11..gcliattl; vouneillor With.
3#01, mane an,3. also be !need' -a3:34, two previous- years_eXperienie;
grader4 • ' that he thought the cemetery '6"iliv4v8
reagan2 Was et hg. .opliast were Movesinthei riglit'direction. He
t• highlY eommendellinon achieve- 3pienta 'Made in ;the weed eitliesatioxi in*
that the county council Should, be 'stated, that there had'been lmprove,
=tents of tbe ,paat.few years. "Is Colborne --Township this ?Nark' oUcl
.1:4 '301'.
not ovie anything if things. go...on Is audience...10e "Whir.".:Weren't
at present," the .reeVe. told thetax- the weeds ent on my road this -Year r4.;
• ,
payers. . • , hav433r
0 take that 'up
-, With regard ‘,Tovenship work, ,the weed .inspector," „answered - the.,
Mr.. ream ,saiditliat road and; bridge 'speaker. '"Two years Ag°'1 Ser" a
• accounts Were Spineviliat 'larger ,:this 'nom: down there to Ent weeds And X
year; the bridget. accocnt,hicreasing got into trouble; Now i• don't send a
as a result of ,having to put in steal man there and I get into trouble atif.
- bridges In connection with, toe. Alibi, 'war" • - •
drain 0,,nee., the „work *Loa dote tee; Metarty said. he -would, like* to
late, to use cement,. There Were 41.5 see a .bylaw ;passed allowing yersOns,
more yards of gravel 100 on • ' the
. roads this year than last, the total
amount being`:'30,8/0 yartis. However
the, extra. gravel was secured at a3
cost of leas than 5100. and
ellowaneei were up in :cost, but the
weaves' toSts *4),3,re lower. • ,
The AXin. &sign: CO:0 the ,towns14.
. 'more thmi exPettek but the intitternt
settled as result agreement-
-with Mr. Allin. Alibi was going
to sue the township for damages, but
the eounoli.. JO. ,and...the.drairt,
„referee, met at the drain, and it wA3
agreed. that the matter be settlei.
out of court, , and Mr. Allin Paid'for
the work he had done f The twriallip
was advised by The county engineer
,ticit Mr, Alibi should trt. about 5$00
but counsel for the -complainant said
he wanted $5003. :Tait' *mount vas
finally* lowered to $400q will& 'will
tome out of„the Allin drain ochelte,
and the township will have to ,PaY
$100. cost* for the lawyer retained
1hr ill think it Vilt3 good
• imsinesa for the township „to setLie.,
„ 'this incitter for $1.00.”, Mr., Peagan
sail Mr. Allin has *treed to par 14
°
the coot of the Arian.
Asked.it Judge* siatiSion was
netessary ht the estice,..gr, Fes4art,
Amiphatically replied 'that'll', 'was nu;.
The
The reeve said that the milt 'rate
had been raised two., -tenths or a luta
• this -riqr, milking it the lialnOk'ali it
Vras two years Ito. The astess'rnaet
is $2900- less then it was lest year
however. The over -draft at the bank
.` lest year was $2106, :while this le44*
It is $2100, and the townilifp is in
*bout $300 or $400 better shape this
- year than it was last year. •
Mr. retool Made reference to' tile
taw Cemetery bylaws ,that have bon'
seed. It it now neeeeterr to make
application to the Cemetery text6n
before piacksg any- type et memorial
-
IntheC441614/13 - The bylaW *ae
pazzed)pecause of thelock of uni-
forraltr in the' Olathi of The Ceme-
tfty
owing to tnonntientis having
been placed atraitdotn ors the plotis.
,Another. bylaw Permitting plot own
Ara to have pe
' also been
Comlually
refuted gr. Alberi. Go
aktisment last year In the.
the ip was'52400 wore* ff In
ti it had been In 1$84. Fur
"Oaf of his stains 'that the teemehip
was set*ly considerably better oft
da 15 theit it had,
to 46,101*
the statutory reports of betb
1.
JAW Pittoltdo m
ad been
0 0
The Goderich Salt Co, in s use I,
hei vertisement, no written
by- MIss Rose Bowra WavtAvd4
e Prize totfere t, company.
Mis 0 't ,,Vesttle„ 43
tic D
s. 28-iierir4614",,IloregilTa-n(.$011"'al(414170t-thi;
,dloit%t-dflw,iscitguhtoear,;init.i:g'tte CcHlivuottitio,i,4hiistrmi.3.13
lyn r On, Ail
Kang' nty,-
OWA'14(04 ItUti in thick fog
It ,bc; shipmates...u:nortiitn,itsrtt00,tmTroi7‘
• Havv seas began
• pounding the vessel te'lgece'S 04 06
.A. 'fernier ,Manager 134ni Cot
Montreal, the person of ..W. Lionel
. 10'41:Oen% on
$unday. Be was
born In -Fermoy, Iie-
'89 -rears age, but '40-tt 0Pea the
greater Part -4 I*, .lifO, Canada.
'Ntr, was 'Manager' of the
branch ° the 'Bank. Montrealt over
14. years; leavint here in 918, •
lisaule the Greet, war vies on; he VS
greatly .41,1i:crested in • any 'patriotio, work
and was, engaged many or,.
.gadaatious Of that description.
During his 48 years of „service with the
who vzish to pay part of their, taxes Sank, he Served in, Toronto, Valifax,
in advance, .given the sante rebate _ as Acton; Montreal and -0.1,deftio, and retired
the towniihiP jays ' meneY bor- 0 -ears ago after his tem
rested Inont 'the bault: He concluded nutkirtg nis panThanent home in London.
by stating that he w011id stand. He wag a mber Of the Church of !Int -
The arrival. of Dir. Albert, Gold' land. ° BIS
*thorpe on the platform 'caused up-
roar in the hail,. the demonstrative
.0-taitar always- - lay
speaker Colborne Township, 113
Said that when, he entered :the county
council in 1930k '3,the.3 County "owed
;$21$,000.. In five. leave' ihe debt Qt,
the ectm Was-PrfictiCal put3where .reaidsme, ,Street...,..0oUth, on
II; is:toasty, 'Tuesday', six tank Of -Montreal managers
ISpeakhY, of the Criminal Audit
pail bearers.
Cornmittee Whose acCoUnt aMounted •
doW, formerly ,Iviiss Anna,
\194714.1100,',45tirJives, as do also itvio
'daughters, tafto 'Gladys' of London; and
neraId Wile= of teitaite.,, *Int
two grandchildren, An only -son. , Lionel
H. Shot so* lb the Great 'War but wa,
killed In action In .1#17.. `,priVite
funeral.,service was held from the"fatritlY
about $40,000 or $21,00004,tr, Geld-
thorpe said, %VS a nice thing, to get.
the money, but these fellows (John
Itogigar(Ip Gordon G. Mattoon and
R. 5. Fletcher) were living on the fat
of the land, and the . peor Vartnur
couldn't get enough to luty for three
(contincea on: page
n9sEs AND
atOoMED.IN:DCEMBER
0.rediattoir.,, OPerkvinter, auearly
spring, and lots 3,et snow in December,
seem all to: be More bi 18s trUe. Verly
In .Deeeniber -.there ytaa.'alnitist enough.
trenw to do ell 'winter; on Monday the
streets were tare, the, iziverS had more
water /them they had sonte)titnes. 104eu
the. arting flood ww.at lLs height.
are !moo/ter and .0011#0 are run-,
Mug fulL In ,some gardens -1n town,
roses Were.ifl bloom, that is whiter ros-
es, and .n:yhtlo bloomed, in at least one
lodal. garden°,
alrged reeke and '',Hansen tyi4
around his waist, . $utripea
overboard to swim 120 feet through
the churning,ssaters .; He
imPrOrtsed 4:breedbes,„--budy -between
the wrecked ship and shore, Ana (44
lieraber of the- crevo was. resoled.
Hansen is seen after the rescue„ and
the SS. King's County is Shown be -
in minded to pieces hywave$,
About 40 men and :etiloerici: member%
‘9L't Oonivanz O4nien-$41dtilestic• OW -
merit, were presentat a bail4dit :at
%Mrs Cafe ori Afonday IOU*.
big which a,presentation da present to
,istafor K Jane, retiring . °Meer, of
the Company, Was. made at the armories
on lirstollton •St. by Lieutenant
Nairn. ' °
The following- Otilkers icea present- at
the banquet 11. O Durlo, COL'
A. 10. 'Sturdy, Veil. Arch -deacon Jones-
tiatenutn, Major &die, Osiptain,lt TAW -
son of Clinton,')0aptain ItatntYre. 'Coon -
any • covariauding Offteet. of .01intOri;
TA. D. R. Ilairr.t, 14, A, B. Sturdy, R.
Oarnes, and N. C. OM, At the
coricluslon of the banquettbe'OothixinY
adjournei OH the armories and. fonned
up ovhil° ,presentatkin ,of elloiener
medals to, ‘.04inpatiy tSettOant,4144Ot
Itarola Alien and. cfeniPoli'011ott"ra"-•wat.ttelide,..,ed, fo,the trewS of the Berri,-
top Atit The Itoyalton iri the 4tOlog,
Salon of the atoyilton..60 iontlAtioat mot
vbe' oilovaolied room was decoisted
for the, iletive occasion _ And Vie .01
guests, tiff. oilers, engineers and theinen,'
414 full boddla idaiOtgOtta repast
'Which wasi: prepaied bYt
W. .'MoAttlinri Of
Wit& were ehIp Stewards Berb Itinet of
Welland; and PJArtW Dunn of POurtright.
The tA,Sie was ,centte4, with e,
tboitniAA eoce moo
.Arthur; AM' the {Haber coneOtneed with
Ott"' taf, Pickles, etc, then soup.
*Oh fritters and' wirier 'sante entrees,
twelve moiitheendirg ,ott followed by- turkey. 41,04, titozic with can -
jag. * tota Of 1,011
Death OVertoolt lkfts,. Charles ItItt-
ward Sale with thocking stid.deliness.
/Sometime t room• wabr .43)ho dropped tt'!'kh ti•tal
Georg• e's Crescent.' , • . .
Mrs . Sate was born iii*Goderiela in
1870 and,.sperit her life in this tdwrt.
Her husband was a 'prominent dentist
of Goderith. Ire joined the Canadian'
forces shortly after hostilities starr-
ea and went Overseas with the 18th
regiment and died from wounds
re-
ceived' shortly after he arrived . in
France while holding. the rank of.
major. *
Mrs. Sale was" a member of .St.-
Oeerge's Anglican Church. The fun-
eral will take. place on Saturday
4ttSehille°°1ane'suivived by .0* n' da•tiglitt`oc.,
Miss ICatherine, a Oseher in Moulton
College, Toronto. And one son,. Ed-
ward, of Gcxlerich.,
MARINERS LIAM:WETTED.
° * IN 'ROYAL STYLE
Ohristinis Iwo. front Udine iS* not Al-
ways as t i 1 1 as it sounds, especially if
you ten eiit down to e'llatieliet stich sui
he oder 1 emxinnY
'situated in the eastern part of God
• overlooking the Maitland:0We
trol the( 11 Na tint OBt stationosa1t r' to other yi()or„ 1$.pari
'Salt Block 'Which...15 Ver$, CenVenlet
of
enu
inehas been ' added. to t, (it).
)3nildingS, now it Is very **tern.
is 00030T the 'biggest, industries in
--.:4414frIt.7,41e.:*.1;144,1T-
e inost4nexpensiv
all .fddslat * We cOnnot get *ion
without its use. 1,4t is , feed ' °Salt
Is Onihined, With. oqier 1000. •
- The process 10;4 niting041t,n :
simplyWonderful,; as can te-101
$ ii Our town, The Salt
ompanY'. has. all the reqUirenteuta
,Ilecesgtasn,o,.. In The first place, bring
In US, nattiral fornl'is Pumped from 'a
depth- of Several' shundred. feet,: into'
large tanks; from these,tanks it .'la:
Vutailed-.: into Pane within * place
I 11, the Vtteum plant, then boiled
tIL live• tea to form CrYstats-
these crystals with The Panic, fluid is
tthraelflisfteorr4e48eitep sitelpaErditnyg a e,,,yrehor4sh:
moves the ..erystals frorki.,the brine.
Mhe. crystals salt is then.transfor,.*
red to the Store' Room, from .whote
it is again transferred to drying
'llhelag%hiannecis'P41610°:„. • bTelleirn ti)ai packed
eiPt:
.1°t4abilveroiii:it•ratnsa highway.2Ca,adbArnStPeellinopischirirt;
pederiC4 §beitld be proud". to have
fkinelt a factory their
TeWn«
Cpzrso
Coarse Salt JO' Mad' Salt
an open pan
and Is. boiled; aS, bOils, the salt is
in -011441S--3.3014A Ats,dOwn-
' o the tool parts of the pen,..,Wnen it
°gels heavy it sinks to the bettOinpirt
of the pan. - Then. the pan is Takr.4
out and the -salt is -allowed to dry.
Then it is ready for u$4;, vi,ben it RI
dried it. gees-- thi-onik-the ..,„sione use
' and Process. as the crystal, salt....
0.1.irtterorin,o.tlhaiksesti,s.littthi:Y.u3strat;c4hreepaiNtrilor;
fish. and meat. It is. good for clean'
mg „teeth, -It...deans pots and pans. It
is geea for the garden, .slna 14 used'
for , making .roads, Rock 'atilt is also.
'Made at the doderich Salt Works and
is chiefly used for cattle. As a.matto
of fad we Cannot get along without
.rroni Rose Bowra,.
Cameron Street,
• GoderIch.
, -.. •
,“
4.°' *iiiiiSer,,:or. .testeutte 'ette44eff
the ralt eittoWa'y',..,,aftlir000n, of
whe Met Stich -a; t'
deattv 'the -previoue --Wednesday -
-,Cressing-ihe 17; ,1.14-114410.-'.-1"te was
,SecOnti, year student ;at the 'Ooderipli
ceiregiate; TIft Member of Ittiox Prow -
*Ian 01400 P:hooli. and a -PO Scout,
being' a Member of' Ihe 00porkt- glocter4i,
Troop: sixty' Boy Scpcts .$1tendea., the
..0 body whiah..*10:-.00400t0ct
tIr Rev, a 4. Lane, and at the ,Veineters!
4,110 filet -Oast the grave . Under °the
leadership-of-Zoontraaster Watson,
- " and- rl •
•
The Casket was draped With the tinkin
•• jaeX and .34/ight.IellOw Itarrlea. the
Ileivers„ while six other ace ts Were Pali
bearers; 'Troop° leader; 'Prod 'Vatting*
hani, Patrol -leader jatit.• Oilif; :and
aeouts, ,4goggarth,. 44*. ,V,Paon.
Robert ,••Clarrie- and °-_Colin_'
-;Z104.0 vue-..,4errloct:mt,ii,"Aovitta,*(00, z
Pat-
rol leo,:ler,s, Bita Johnston,nErriest
Colin vand
einite Votthrook, titoiOnt, Baxter,
:P41;'• and,Voneld,:StenehOO$0,,. .
WQRSHIPFUL:MAerEit
Master -Sergeant JOrn Orisel was Made.
The Medals owe* presented b7 Col.'11.
O. Dunlop. After the prsentationt had
been made, Wort •tint was . accorded
the:honor Of, ,d1sinissing, the regiment:
(Keno Wee played for Borne' time and
after refret1uner4;44,1been served the
evening wti.,1ttalcen up with 'salon* card
VOW,
,MAAIttiltA, ASSIST
GAME rW OFFICERS
,
fl *UI
probehly, be news to thosesin-
in. 'the wild lite of the Province
diriug
November 30.
instituted ,before the
Oouxta of the trminee for violations of
he sme #.044tIsheriee 40t, and Oaten'
ftd In getting eortitiotiona In
It will 'be' -ted 'these
eireriir tit, re
tl tiOri Of the VariOut i
r* th:oughoot the.rroltinoe, but that
£evr cues 'Are tOfCitt' before. oe 0044
withootr. tett evidence to oOrivlet.
The fIn *eased as st. *Suit of •theiit
ptosecuttor.sisinotinted to over Of630.00
and ranged in *mom* of frOin SU° to
1
$14000. In lieu 'Of owing *line, 61: Per' ,
*one toOk alternative Jag eenteneet rang-
tut4on of **lit 1.441ft Y t(°' 3 121°1113' P114; sl***Ied."11"4** thil':1Wivoirajwiturepaleispilti4te cfrIn'tthine.
DSSXtIflt
ig,' kt the iteek of viltrets_Aitli the tor:*Ito 4,t4
berry aanee, crearb. potatoes,pet
Ike* Vida ing.*Asiln.no way over-
looked, por the almond twice to go with
it. OW ranee Ple was on the bill of
fore al En as Boston Cream and
Witty tbiit not keet. nuts, 7ioalidlea.`00161
Mr, vkuktehtir SA by to meant a mere
steward,,.he Is & teal chef and his goOd
Meat are known tar and Wide Among
the steamship men. '
belng beit " hevent it 8:6'cloOlr,
_,.. __.
as
oil - --- Mottdy, J*tIU*ry4tti,a
le, AIM. -
10 ) t riti b; wed- ,,, [MEI
t ;glair). 6 , a IC.noX *Chnitiit
TLEY
riitte‘r, :Oda?, I, at St. George); •
%wilt; rtwitri,Ssuttioy, k at North, ,
Clutteb. The Minister* of the Mr J Harti
b In whiat tbe **tyke it biting tient of
will bay. au 1 the tootle. ea to An tion,Z M P1ed
mlnIzteia wM llcSchoo
.$0110.*.Y FOG
For the first One ft s niiimher of yearr
000401 4.0 a.'''-"aite. chVit.ttaask
addItt' tatittly, '4isalootar "l'hureder 3'
and Friday,. and. the rainY, *xot. *on
continuing' N 'throughout 'Saurday•
aundat' literally bneketaof. rainpot
dovm on Suridat
flooding -40144.3 Small creek* irea.,e
044heights and the river came ttliab;
ling down to tile Motttli in.tturenti. - ,
.-Partners who 'haire been, fighthig offr
'shortage of water Or some • week* naw
saw the 110417' rain:iuid tbawlngottt. o'
the /rot kound earth as -IL blesaLtlZ *r.
One.of the.ihnist Oluistnr4a, gilts the
could t. --Water-lt-neW,plentignt otth
Jam* throughout the -distriet and .thi:
is at lax.° one Wetly off the faraniei
liandSt even if he: is .haVing: to buy..feee
*T", his aLok.-
'net& 'were
Vhele $1,014s of fan Wliegt
Eevertili inVlies of water, ehangkng, .4herr
into 1alc. -the.iivater lent*n
of novelty' to the aoonSrY It created soo'
apprehension, AS In theevent of a Sevorre
' tyr cold .epeh, without a blanket Of snow
ths effect on the *hest -might be alias.
A
trout,
fitititta?s thtek etirtain, ot fog tliat°.ber
tratiid at d staddat11/, and. tene4 the o0M.
IMMity in A typieal. 'Eold4 tOntiOn" stiuos
'.13here', did not result in, any el*Sagor
• the imMoliate vidnity and vainP.
warned vtoPle that cold,',weathet-was ex
., •
itec,oway again.*
Mr Rbed YOhbstOrt
who was India* suf lielorehipful Vaster
of Maitland .Masonio Lodge, On “reeetter
evening. '
„
if Christi** tato* once a week histead
�t1)*nee ,* Year, Or ,if fl dovernors
were aa.colmadocate AA Clostrnor Rey.
not only ose einie of thelr dribsiese,
but woult beton* popular institution;
amens' Boaters. ' • .
01 to'zrae the guests' at. the castle
were not At TLberty tooboe into Own
to *et the *hie that etieircled the park,
or the relplendentvonummity thristniat
tree, hilt that throtter the generotar of
the tdoverThor, enjoyed a good lunritto
and to al Outward. apPearancee Were
the five Chrtms Inmate, tw
ctottop, Rioturna Eckert AS Reeve. by. Acellianetion. ExAitaiderl
Bowmen Comes Beek From .BrOsiteliven4 Weetoitt' from tie.
Reeve George H. ElIiott AcOepte Seat as CoundilIo
• in Clinton. illkorne , Fleets Commit Withituf Contest.
e
.... the /Wren munitipalities' that tlid.
,tiOt elect -it* COUntils -early in -Decent.,
or :return thent 'last Monday by iic.k
lainationi tilt , go te:. the ..p011s . next .
14ert the 24 Therethewitted'ecid:11671t4hYrbelle'°11ta**libt• 0
wili comziet „,thelr Township <lotirielis„
A Warm. cOnteet . le' kiting...1'0.0rd hi- Ijoi‘
borte„ Where tleorge 0. Meagan is el)*,
45::,,rx. „I, .17.t.: 4: 71:9tp: inr: ithe.,
reereshio; Ave Men ,re In tile rieatot,
•
the four sea* at 'the .30,OthiCiii they are.
'14ditet Chisholm, 11. A. -,34(tOreath*0101,,
Son wfAttyi. .tobtk Vitoolo . and „ 041..
*ten- --- ben ':Ooelliti446tne; dePutt7td., ,i9olizol . lirrO*4161
, re'r. reeve*40hester liga*Iiirmey 41.4
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Three t be elected. . .°...
tinveiL40:
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ititietning.
?WO 816 nitithiefor the' 101.1r eolitheit
seateto
t*it; ththeYsoarer rze4 Uerhere. -Me,
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The three C.'
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Po
'of .oter re
they are, .0omout _Dohert,, ;.. okiec...
ander and Italie likialt. , AV the
reemeehiP, the elettert are .beasked
to decld?3 betweeIi tlTenryA. Ceyes -and
candidates are willing to, serve
calor*, thinigh there 13 024 ro�m to°
'tour. the' candidates are Hugh Mexan
do Rumen toorrance; ochner'Rsekwet
Joseph 0114urite. and Peter 2(akmey
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Acclamation*: in
'tfteine., John BryanE councfllors,'
Baket,' Albert, VI, Weret
Weir.
itaesinetesf in 000,
- W. D; 7'efendere °was. eiected
Without, n, contest lnItieter, ccei
Thomas. pot*, ,retired. Thlrt�n
named as -Poteible a/0km
ciPal, honors but only tiro quiiliflsc
the, tour seats. Another
will therefore. be, ilecteitty.
nan and W; Hera'qu1Led In
fora but they were theonly t
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Board of Inducation, A, 6, ZllIqt
V. Packari, Mrs. CR.oide BeYerssioner, LJ. "
t t
risca..?
• Iteritta
At Cllnton former
,Itallott- decided not to contest the rcerc
410 And Wei teiilated. by Fzed Pu.
Ur 'Mott, "tiLsithlept
00ttn;b0t by Od$4/11400. .the othc
reeMbers being W. $. R. Hokne, may
ott-eitote1);'',0. T
Fred Johnston, JOhn'•
Welker. ..
Board of ,rdlication-4.
*diger, 0., T. tr„, •tenkhat,