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m Motorists who have wondered at the con- stant reiteration. of the warnings issued gamut carbon monoxide gas should know that there u an excellent reason for it. In spite of all the education! work done, the fatalities due to this cause in 1980 established a new high mad. Nttrett show a steady pin in the num- hr of that!“ every yen. And the rate of' in- a... in - than that In the number of of apprecintlon have been received which are unduly acknowledged. in addition to this the Chronicle maintained an urFto-the-minute bulletin and telephone service at its office until all returns were in and this also was taken advantage of by hundreds of interested eitixenC The Chronicle was pleased to be of service to its thousands of readers and to the people of Wnterloo County generally by co-operating with radio nation CKCR, Waterloo, in broadcasting the election returns for the town of Waterloo] and the various townships. Many expressions of appreaation have been received which are unduly acknowledged. In addition to thits! BL.. anmJ . . - The Chronicle extends its hearty con- trratulationsto all the members-elect of Waters tooh, 1932 civic administration and hopes that the early betterment of business conditions may, come to their aid in carrying on their work. In the meantime the condition of the municipal bond market points to severe re- trenchment in capital expenditures and the necessity of getting municipal expenditures on a Pttr9tr-you-go rasis to as large an extent as possible. There were elections in two wa Public School Trustee. The voters s appreciation of the services of w, the East Ward and of Mrs. Tweed i Ward by returning both of them by majorities. _ m.“ “m. we “mum Pfevtous modity, while inspection of schools mveo.led_no municipal experience. This is as it should be defects as to sanitary conveniences. lighting and ensures continuity in the town's work. A and heating. feature of the contest was the return to the Nearly three score baby clinics '5.ert held Council Board of ex-mayor John R. Kaufman, by the Victorian Order of Nurses, while tuber.. veteran of many municipal campaigns during culosis clinics were also held by Dr. Coutts of the last forty years. the Freeport 8anatarium, all of which contri~ The re-election of Edgar J. Fischer to the buted to the maintenance of healthful eondi- Public Utilities by such a splendid vote may be tions. . taken to indicate the satisfaction of the electors The Medical o.o.ier of Health cornmended with the character of the services he has ren- the efficiency and vigilance of the public health l dered. . -..---, and county council? last year and his f elimination as a result of the combining c deputy reeveships is to be regretted. For Councillor, three members of - .Vyu-~. v4 Ivatt‘l'IUOS Inter- ests. He has had fifteen years experience as councillor, deputy-reeve, reeve and mayor. and is well versed in all details of the town's busi- ness. Among other things to his credit are the promotion of the Saturday afternoon mar- ket which has proved "such a big success and the memorial park surrounding the Town Hall. There was no contest for the Reeveship. Reeve Walter Frickey has the honored distinc- tion of being the only member of the council to be returned by acclamation. This is a tribute to his excellent work both in the Town Council .and in the Waterloo County Council on which body he has been the town's representative. _ There was another keen contest for deputy _ reeve. The elimination by statute of the office ' of 2nd deputy reeve last year precipitated a t contest between Mr. Dotzert and Mr. Rata, , holders of the two omees, in the 1931 Council. The result was the promotion of Mr. Ratz, who Was given the largest majority of any candidate J for municipal ofhee this year. Mr. Rata, who is a lumber merchant by occupation. is a success- ful business man who will bring practical ideas a to the council table. As 1st deputy reeve, Mr. tt Dotzert gave untiring service both in tho town m COMPLETE ELECTION ikEGFi; SERVICE wne election of Mr. Dan. Bohlender " Mayor by a substantial majority, after his do feat as a candidate for the same office last year, came as a surprise to many who lookeNor Mayor Utfelman's return on the strength on the practise of giving mayors a second term when reasonably satisfactory service has been rendered. The injection into the contest by Mr. Bohlender of the raising of relief funds by voluntary subscription rather than by direct taxation was undoubtedly a factor in the de, feat of Mayor Uffelman. This, coupled with the backing of the recently organized Ratepayers' Association and a previous good municipal re- . cord enabled Mr. Bohlendei' to make a come- a back that surprised mm"! elm-”~- ' Mayor Uffelman's ten the practise of giving When reasonably satisf rendered. The injectic Mr. Bohlendpr nf n... - u] quasi an opponent. deputy new Klein. m1». "In 0.; &'dAtt The people of Watcrkm went to the poll. This is also a promotion. Por the council. Chan. 'l'fg, tttttapt".":',,",'." 7.3.1: in In". 'numbers on Monday and "stpurtemd Mooer was wheeled and with him two will». " " 0M 0! he D-tment "In their choice ot civic administrators for 1982. itttt new Nadine Weber mi J, R. Wood. = Lt :1..." PUC", an.” 'n t The interest of the electorsrand the keenneu Mr, Weber haa been pmmiuent in mm ttrms ted andtrred 'rrioCeGaiu"i of the eonteau--etrpecioy for Mayor-is indi- movements relating to the farm Rttd Mr. Wood Stef, 'lt'l,d'Peut. to 2'L.'T cated by the increase in the number of votes is a successful tanner with previous experience paid try the 'iGL'll'llt" 1 polted " compared with last year. on the Council Board. Altogether the Main of .M'TST": The election of Mr. Dan, Ramona..- -- Winn-Inn Tum-U- m..-__.. . _ MINT!!!“ “I"; “m Mm.muh 1tUgt,t.er.eit_iiFiiii'Tdd"'li'a%'21Qt. -ttt-mx-e,._...-,,,.,-_C, [pal ”mu-cu my. bohlender to n : that surprised many electors The Mayor-elect is a native a traditional booster of Wat, iT iriii"G m... ....;..;n;. ty. m3}: , mt Imus iiGTGiiGa 'B-a. . ' L-lllelES!tl.t!.iCti8 'htie"iiiii - hula-an... _ _ _ William "tr' MIG! lam . Ninth. itt may. rbdnn-W _ -.. .._u.-1 I .A _, Lions in two wards only for e. The voters showed their services of Wm. Kress im uuouDIealy a factor in the de, ffelman. This, coupled with the recently organized Ratepayers' a previous good municipal re- r. Bohlender to make a come, r-reeve, reew and mayor. and all details of the town's busi- her things to his credit are the Saturday afternoon mar- 'oved "such a big success andl I, .A As ist deputy reeve, Mr. ; service both in the town last year and his forced It of the combining of the to be regretted. a native of Waterloo u».nm~...... “.- s LO ms credit are In Woolwich Township Reeve Almon A. day afternoon mar- Snider has been reelected, as has also Deputy l a big success and Reeve Chas. Schuett. following spirited con- ding the Town Hall. tests, while the council was elected by acclama- for the Reeveship. tion. It is somewhat singular that in all of thel the honored distinc- township elections the contests have been con- )er of the council to fined to the reeveships and deputy reeveships, . This is a tribute all the other members of the councils having n the Town Council been returned by aeelamatipn. This would seem v Council on which to indicate quite general satisfaction with the srepresentative, work of the various township bodies during contest for deputy 1931 despite the dimeulties, with which they in I tatute of the office common with other municipal bodies have had 1 'ear precipitated a to contend. d of Wateeloo's intl/ the electors The Medical 0ftker of Health commended he has mm the efficiency and vigilance of the public health nurses and referring to the addition and ex- Ms only for tensive alterations at the Waterloo sever plant, bowed their said that the perennial complaints in the past n. Kress in will in all probability cease, the system being n the West a credit to communities many times larger than substantial Waterloo. It will be a matter of much satisfaction to earty con- citizens to learn' that the facilities for the :of Waters promotion of the health of the people of the hopes that municipality are being maintained at such a l mom; may high standard as indicated in the encouraging , r work. report presented by the Medical officer of m of the Health, _ uccess- With half the number of cases of disease l ideas as the previous year, health conditions in the re, Mr. town of Waterloo for the twelve months just 8 town ended, according to the Medical Officer of forced Health, Dr. C. T. Noecker, were most satis-l Ar 6t,,, (“kw The object of the plan is to secure funds {during 1 period when the avenue municipdity bu no revenue from taxation. The civic budget for the you it madly being answered nt‘ mum. and tho plan ohm.- the man ofrrhtritttottseAkstirtti, lbondhluo. " That city has secured approximately I $4,000,000 per year in prepaid taxes since 1927 I when the plan was instituted. Citizens are allowed to purchase tax prepayment mseeiptt/ with a face value of $10 and upwards at a dis- count of 5 per cent. per annum. When the thnrt tax installment come: due in May the pre payment receipts are accepted in payment and if taxes are paid in full the usual dimennt is allowed. The result. during the five yearn of I operation has been to bring in approximately 1 $4,000,000 in the ftrst month or so. of the new 1 year. . year may be borrowed by many other Canadian municipalities with beneftciaI results at this time when sale of municipal debentures is practically an impossibility. This plan and the sale of debentures direct to local investors ap- pear to be the only two methods by which municipalities may raise funds other than by increasing hank loans. opportunity of prepaying taxesoearly in the new Toronto’s plan of . - -'-----------------------, I HEALTH CONDITIONS IN WATERLOO f , WATERIJOO EXCELLENT I office. In Wellesley Township, Reeve Peter A. Wagner has maintained his hold on the popular vote by a majority of 189 over his opponent for "mm b Mu -__.... - an. "Hoo Us a successful farmer with previous experience on the Council Board. Altogether the Main of Waterloo Township would again seem to be in capable hands. RAISING FUNDS AT HOME - . C I/ly:".':."' 2'21"hle..u'trre.t.eidiia7iiT "'t"i%raiitestgriie"'iia"r"' ",tt?tte.eU,ftyiai"iiiiu'iG'l7ul'l . T,'t,',y.tttttortiijiiriiiii'U;;a, QWOthDop-quw t,y?tttyrttd!eartittiiiG'iiieii"LlJ'll'l', A 'tttttUtter?]..)";;"';",)'";;;;',";.",';',':'.", uni-ulnar n. lumen. t,ttreetbrtiriiUiiiiii. MLGroh's P.tPetr.rty-uo- We"... election And 'texttrterti to the once of ..eille',',tAt'ici,'iiiitiaii' I??? 'i,tzttihtappiJiti'riy, in a tribute tohjselgt; "amofserviee in tho m Tr, tt,utrut,', Ur. at?!“ and "a'h In: Council For deputy new, Wm. Tilt won hud- 1'l',t 'JN1'fla'. ., Y,ltt Gt.'l's,'2h'htetefirGaii ily stung his Opponent. deputy mm. mm. um” m_ -, __- - supply, of which 70 per cent. is offering taxpayers the as satisfactory, there to this com- - -____ -'_T.__. - as. Ina-non or a. (my doom-d -'""e new I" experienced nod-clean. “may "tst to dict-a the cum. he: may mm to (It; school with m otttqe an to an“ tut ’u n" no I n dunno Magnum wine (luv-1m [an Matt-cl mid to mm on. common and 11.7mm In?!“ In an my Rm) mm tn. aity um tutor. - I. no; - A '9tmtoRrgeqt 31:1 ”endow: ' whim-“Mulammum yin-Muni- rN 'h"-uidiiGTirr'G".' no...” 'ti'Sii?tig' For Al griri;Gi2","i"i7; "MT m Otto at the man Interacting and I practical “an. (murd- summing ’n but!" and supply for Wm Ontario nu an. recently when tthotrt (my our-tofu or unackno- lng plants In "Hon. pm of mat. om ammo an» log-tho: " o, Inc. m a tmrdtr school of mum “on and male. with In. not: - tad.» otttetmtemtt. nine. “to” an 3".“ I" experienced nod-clan". t A. '_-.- ., AkA " A - ,_V_...., mum. III nun! UNID- tir The om were not ripe. but may ot the had: were ulna-t My to turn when they were plowed under IQ brunt". Amrther “on Tow-HI. Better I.“ Harvesting a second growth or out; on the 18th of November I. an experience seldom enjoyed by ur- mora. "on of Bonus": thttarto., Yet this vu an mu! aeetttrttNUty ment thin you by K. H. i,iiiii'iiii) or Jeanette's Crook. In Kant Coun- "r 7).. n..- ----_ r“ _ ' F From Many Clima- A review of the students who hue attended 0. A. C. during the , in! halt century is continued in the annuni "port from the College. it shows tint young man and wo- men from every provinco in Cnn~ ad: hue been enrolled on well all remnant-ave: (mm no lean tin-n tortr-tour countries in Europe. Min. South Amerim and okewhere. Eni- pirovido no world-wide recognition 15 being given o. A. C. manna; like]: your brings evidence of worthy contribution. to world service made by maniac. With improved ment. , (in. for instruction, monarch and ot- ienuion. even greater service should he nth-nib]; ' 77 in...“ .vuw anus wu- ed potatoes and skimmilk thus is the case where common ts ted. Pts latoes, "tslr ground or boiled, are provlng poultry. particularly when fed in conjuncuou with the "while" grains and milk. Crattrtot poultry lotus a really attnctfve marten outlet for cull potatoes. I Farming increases In “we as u: occupation just in proportion to the extent to which Incidental by-pm- ducts can be marketed at a pro6t. Not only must the tanner sell all his good qunlity products at a tur price. but he must also tind a market for as much as he can of the unsalesblel product. " has been found that greater net Monte per bird an be ‘made and ‘a finltthed bird at thtrsr quality 1nd tltrvar produced through crater-feeding on It radon of eqqu parts of mlddllm. rolled oattr, boil. nll -sbast.- --. . . m - . “a - - umu nu use: m". tle barley is undoubtedly one of the best ot our mnaduu grown coarse grains. The increased use for bar. ley and other wane grains " their ‘present tow levels will make for ‘much better quality in the beef being ( marketed. no this In turn will help‘ create a demand tor more beet. _ 7.... --- Yul “VIII" grown legumlnous roughage». Barley can be used in almost any propor- tion or the graln ration up to one hundred per cent. As a. hog feed it 'develops an entirely satisfactory class of bacon which is more Hun can be said tor corn fed in equal Pro. ponbm. and as a feed for beef eat. st., I.-..I-._ 2, . - _ There is practically no limit to the production ot barley In Cam and recent tests show that It pro- duces better bacon and beet than other grams " is proving fully the equal of corn when fed with suitable! supplement/Sin the' an» ,or homo Irwin-n uw-....--, _M,_; - _ _ O.A.c. snort Court“ , Winter short courses in Live- . stock and Field Crops. Poultry. raising, Factory Cheese and Butter, _ making. Beekeeping. and Drainage. started at the Ontario Agricultural College this week. in February course: will be given an Fruit and Vegetable Growing. trlorlcutture and Landscape Gardening. Ice Cream Making and Farm Mechanics. There wilt be other courses for the month or March, Young men from Ontario farms are especially urged to attend one or more ot these courses this winter. They provide a new interest _ in farm work and will give new idea, and practical instruction. Market For Befor MAP, sweet clown-1.00! 24.000: Canndlnn blue _ ”7...“ -. “II-Hull mus an“, 50, The number of pounds un- sold is eatimnlod: Red clover. 115.~ 000; alum. 3.600.000; with; 1.150. ”7- -.._. uuyyu- In .tw" show Autumnal "rNutsaso of rod clover. abuse. mam. sweet clover and blue gnu. Timothy In In better domuuc demand than some or the other “an owing to mailman: prodncllon to meet domestic re quirements. There in virtually no market at would (or alfalfa. oldie and sweet clover In Ont-rm when the largest quantity is (town can men-buy in Cantata. The {cumulus percentage of seed. produced In on. far-30,15 reportad sold: Red clover. 30; alfalfa. to; alanine. M; sweet, clover. 6; timothy, t; canadtart'trtG an... an M» -_,_., - Newmbor Harv... The momma-t. or chvem um um. and. continua to be bonny the “or“. tor the anon. Drun- a"; export domd {an "no!“ to domestic who! ot much “not quantities an. yin. Tho Dwain-tum in 1’31 pill. the urn-our min mo constitutes tt very much tamer supply man the “mantle marks: is likely to I‘oquln uh “Icon. 1nd this coupled with limited “not” has to- "suited to ("or Olen to "or": and very low prices is continued with other yous. Minutes ot ploduo _ tion In 1981 and annou- in tight Aim-v --.)...:-...A-- A -- . ' Potatoes For Poultry "we.” WW.IM W n. “a. , no , m I" Wunlthubdvmmmfi'uMWh‘m Il17tt'N,Spiit 'hh'lttttr'dtSiii"i'ifiiib','.'tt',' mu 'Fira'", iriiklGtJlll'2'.'gt ‘Uuum. In" 'ht', L"ltt', “P931“ ":3 a? = E tte :21!!!“th . All . AM.. _ Tho Cup Crop 0-000: Okike. 3466:- ', 1.000.000; t!tothy, in Bacon and gnu. 400.006 - --__ ”â€"â€" ..-..... a.” "td to “h " Iceman glue of “My! “new critic ‘V ,_ v-‘JVVW “IF swam new Mayor or not. The only poulbla absentee from the can“. in B. C. Tmmt, ERR. North Want-loo. who in ttt cannula at tho mt um Mr hh health. Rumor to ban can»! In politics! circle. for can. than that Mr. has ','l,','l,e not ',tp',',Ug' Ontario um In as. more» In a. [In lab blurs union sturdy, but Muld- who have boon In when I'll Mat n mlly nuts that m. “Imam no to be an In! tor the Home owning, "td to an an. new...“ --I- " l ll , The am the when“ [AIM-taro t1erorge Rota but 7. Wmtaert I lend the " COMM. in. The In! amnion-I caucu- of the Flbomroirro.ttkrrt In the Ontario [Axial-taro will behold u tho Phttee, George Hotel. Toronto. on Thalia"; Jon T. Wilma: M. N. Shawn KC, will lend the group through the comb; union. when»! he I: elected Osh- awa's new Maror or not, To Act as Ltberat Finn Critic at Spring 30.50“ In Leghhtun. s. c. was!) gi" EXPECTED TO RETURN SOON - ,, --v u-uueu-Iullgn! cameo played In Kitchener m years. It was the Iirtst win In " sum tor Irvin Erb'c men. but you they lost ten tstraight. To an. ml. year may have lost nine games Ind tied one. ‘sixtoon hundred has an the con- but ten I Twin City Greenshim itrtrt game in two yea Senior 0.H.A. series I handed the Toronto Marti detent at Klmhoner , nlxht in one ot the Inn game. played In Kind-Ann “.181". U!" ' rev y no “the " more 00 .1: Mr, t On. over. Veal, blue A A... ”mm. The excellent prom the following numbers by Miss Brown ot t a sister of Mr. J. G. I Mule“, Mics E. Der Clarabelle Grayblll. Mr nfnglum; duet by Mn and Mm. Rotrhttusri; not: ins: by Mm Shutter Audrey Weichel and " Hackney. "The Little iCttrtsstmas, story was tti Sanford Whiting. TWIN-CITY SENIORS wm FIRST GAME mined :An Interesting program of music was given at the annual birthday social Ind granny enjoyed by up- wards of 100 members of the Wet- erloo First United Church on Wed- neadny afternoon. Chro- Undcr Alapiceu of 1 United C'""i--Eaeuu," Program Given. BIRTHDAY PAVE?“ FEATURES EVENT ' AT UNITED CHURCH! V‘ .v unuueuer. Their union was blessed with a tamos of eight children. all of whom Were present at the anniversary. They are: Mrs, Henry [Japan of Waterloo; Simon and Anson of Kitchener; Elam of Windsor; Mrs. A, E. Ritchie of Acton, Mn. C. DI Moody ot Waterloo, lira. (on) :Lucas of Toronto and Mr. Melvin ‘Woolner of Detroit, also " grand- chilrren. a nanny event on Dec. Mth was the golden wedding malvemry ot Mr. end Mrs. J. 8. Woolner. cele- breted at their home, Frederick ttt., Kitchener. They were presented with a Me nub. The esteemed maple were married try the late Rev. Jacob Roman at Freemrt. They formed near Knesuth tor " years when they moved to a farm on the Braden med. They retired in 1915 and moved to Kitchener. I Tina- AA-Ir I A happy event on We golden wedding Mr. amt Mrs. J. 8. grated at their home, “plum...- -.. ,_ - wall. In limbo: or can on M month- ly mom-ed (mm (M to 7a A comm-on of high and low and: show“ a high hard or eight cow: having 10.832 IN. ot milk 0nd 380.55 "in. butter“! and a tow herd 6.325 lbs. milk And 234‘“ lb; ot button“, "Drumming a an!» Guns or COO? lbs. of milk and HMO; buttertat, PRESENTED GTir- HANDSOME RADIO mm ot a... to dt In tho "a number of Ir mom-.4 l eoeuraruon of mtrowmt a an -I\ I“ c'.‘- in: iii "iCii iiii1'd"t'lu cull their nook. o. Ttlet, o tft't' m u deter y I u t tlt month It: the "tttro 1.3. I..." um; "ttre. My. 5... tyotied, to “WI the nun». c- -----» with of, “' - w m “5""... I In“. iiiaiii%7T, ‘k|mm “In". -_ 'rrr""""eltH. I‘- m“... “an“ Ellie,, - tmar - - - Mm duo Non-w. “on b teiith5Ciiri5i7l.l"TarN'. 'r,NpgSti Worm”... " 2t'lll air no: :3. to ““22me '. and Mn. J. s, Hung numbers: vocal solos b Brown ot Owen Bound, of Mr. J. G. Brown. Union d: Mics E. Devltt and Miss le Graybill. Mn Rowe Cum ; duet by Mm. Christians Rotrhttusri; songs and read. Mm Shutter, also MISS Wuhan” -_7- _-. " lchel and Miss hinge-t“; "The Little Flute." a ..- __ - an ammo; and centred aly birthday cake. Mm. L, the president, mended. Valentina conducted the mid.) census-u won their two years in the series 'hm they oto Hal-moron a " manor Wedneadny lye ttttrdesst-tomrtft u L. W _ w the "tttro nu. an: Inn boon no: the zmnh In mount 1... ot a... a... was given 'fum",". honi- Araapico. of First [ Woman: included Potrnt.r - cg. s. Woolnor Hiding A." a nun were ERR, tteett Mom. bem. health. ed th mule-l Aid. Tweed her ' in thu 2"de lab a _ Mand- muck III: N Rats. In If. "If, 1 lining, to eh: ou of To, wan nun-A In... and from id Pptt, while -'"ee__N...-. vnErl". . on» to I a) school hum Kr. and {cu-ml 're.ttee. Mr. mama». de. in. Am. mum and in. In eh!“ Atd. Itata then“ ha and was II. qehqttt In! on... - to new it chain. or "e?t2'gr_aiaiair'i'ii, met an ammo. In m- -"-_.. mt - A. "r. manur- who: I. new ment titre-ted {mum-me- Ind mind-to n4 Vocals-n. la that the council members are not “on. of both damn-elk In. doing unit duty. " out. urban- one] nu. Tho loco-day You“ “an Waring . bribe to I a) school Imam Ir. m m-IMI cameo. Ir. chlbbon do Min. Alla. "all! and gr, ”I". all!“ Atd. llu clan“ h. “HM “.4“; n. ___-__ - MENU "It "on . ,,,__.. ”mum-nun, cnuea N De": Sir,--r .cknowled‘e may v 3 cial meeting of t.ht.eouneit on.'otthe aquarium: of the 8Ut t. , 'Pal") night. A resolutionwus .unr'rn treder to a”, any misunder- nnimously passed demanding that standing that m have "my: by , the charges be delivered in writing rem” of my TCd " the Rut.- _ or the statements retracted, Ald. yer-g AsaireUtiott on the 10th Rau's failure to comply with the Baum)“, 1981, and of the - demand such proceedings as my be PIP" report thereof, 1 mm deemed mam?" will be taken to acne that on the 29th Decca)». irtvetttitrate the c "an Ah..r. Run. 1931. I had & 'NtrtotNtttion with on who made the chums, deetined to member of the council referred to attend the meeting. declaring he in my said address. in the menu“ would repeat the charges on . public of a witness, and aid member of platform] . the council aid that ho could tram Mn or Uirehmrn read t portion of had 3500 if . cemin mum: at Aid. Kati: statement given " the a Certain job but that he would not Ratepayen’ Atmociation' meeting, u take it. It wu never my intention follow.. to leave may impmdon with - This: night I was told a member mega", that any member of a. of the council had been ottered s Wntertiio Town Councilman-If- 8600 bribe if he would lee thnt . . . u _ 'inl sr -"iV -. “w vv-wrluo town ' council. indignant u ehn . of alleged bribery made by 'AW/CI,', Norman Rat: nt the meeting of the Ratepayers' Association. culled I! :pecinl meeting of the council on, riday night. A resolution was un-] nnimously passed demanding that the charges be delivered in writing or the statements retracted, Ald. Rau's failure to comply with the demand such proceedings as my be deemed necem will be taken to investigate the games. AU'. Rata, who mnde the chums. declined to l attend the meeting. deetarhte he i would repeat the charges on a public l platform. l Mayor Uirelnum ".4 " Mm“ -» I\ ’Mayor Wm. Welman Demands Refraction of " Bribery Charges Former Aid. 1etsebe.rs .9! the high]; Waterloo, Dec. " All policyholders, reg sated, are entitled to vote. meeting. will be held at the Company‘s I Ontario. on Thursday, February of one o’clock p.m., to receiw Directors for the past year, to I place of those retiring, and to business as may properly be THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of the Pottevhas Aid. Norman Ran Writimt.--utterrs E tr trot the contract. “be myself. I told m't enough money Iitprtini_thii he BANK OF I, MONTREAL ‘: Waterloo Brunch: J. R. Waylon town - - __ -uruu VII-w, "um. Thursday, February 4th, 1932. at the hour treh mm, to receive the report of the n- u... m.-. mu - - - ulnnl a savings Wat for your child at the Ban]: of Montreal and make his or her future safe. Established 1811 Total Assets in Hues: of $750,000.00!) START a sal i. 1.31. has! year, to elect Dirietom in Ei iring, and to transact such other properly be brought before the tz Called Upon to Put Cha Explanation Not Acceptable to Mayor. tPe-_". v... ... 7 any. the Gimme). vm Ink“; turd-y hr mam R. M. M". A: ltr.. Amman) pm In new Mr R, W, mun. High mud Canning "thteetor {or no 0mm Departing!!! of Educ-“0n. will "to Na nnnunl villi to the mum-u- wnorwo Columns only ht Jun- .v- ' nu.“_-_- - . -’ _ PROVINCIAL HIGH SCHOOL lNSPEC’IOR COMING HER. _ -e v... Il‘v‘l my lawn“ . to have any imp-union with - meeting that any member of tho ) Wlmrloo Town Council "or age.”- _ ed any bribe which my have bun offered and I have no but]... that any member of "id COM ever accepted my bribe which In, have been othrmd. m. letter h written entirely without mindiee. Your: truly. Norman E. Itata. Mayor Ulelmnn declared that the above Ig",,":,"',',",', m not “Bl-co to? an the question of farther ac on will be taken up Will! “at town wildcat. '. H. Somerville, 3 The following Utter of agony tion was lent to town clerk . A. Zick by Ald. Rata. Dear' Sir,--r acknowledge receipt .nf a. M-..r, ._.. - -» - ' kWh-g, "AOatteft of M; n that the Sixty-: Potteyhoider, of BEATON, Manager. Head ple, Waterloo, I! 1932, at the Imm- of Elwin-III... the amount in. Conan] Humor. 53-5