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s- OP.ONO WEIIKL.Y TMU THU1tPDAT,)9, 1948 TUE VOTERS OF !CLARKE TQWVNSIIIP: 1 wo uId 1lÎk e t o thýani-ka 1il 0 s e whoJ10h ed (1to0 ke ayr-lcinpsii~ nd xii en&avour ito 11,1 my duties to thubet orly aii Wisingalilthe Cmli~e~sof ithe Seasoni Yours fihul JAMES T. BROWN TO TUE ELECTORS 0F CLARKE TOWNSHIP. My sincere appreci aton foi, your, support -lat the polis on Mondcay. -it yii be nmy endleavour to live up to -your- confidence unn ie. Wishing one and alil the Conm1inients of~ the Season. Sincer'eiy J. IIARRY DAVEY T 1n )TUIE VOTERS 0FË- CLARKE TWSIP ,dies~ andl(çuipe Itakegea e4e in ýýxtending td you , my sin'cere gra'ýtudîe f-ir tip confitnce plag/ed in me at Élhe election on Moiday, Dece ber 6tÉ, -and wii endleavour to live up to 1,yiotu expeëai~s Wishing ail the Cpi*plimeïts otLthe Season - ART 'McKAY DUirHAlf GOUNTY TEMPER-ANCE FEDERATION 4. N-lor M Gaih ri "lohol" 6. Fred We retheri A Cii-rita Atitude Towarnd wAlcohol". th 8. roïca Wooller,"EeomnWa 1. eny ynli "A«Cil- witkM-. 1 ho " 2. SadMiese (d,"Alohl nésMoC- eran elf&'. il ifiulýtak TheDoothy stalton , iqorth (a)Wie protest the nortihuanct< of the so-coalled Goodvill Advrtis-- ïng by the iLiquor interesrtswt t ýuthtle appeail to chi-,ldh)ood anid youth, and' we requoes tthat .Provin-; cial Authoities wvithéraw te pri- vi ecige of such advertisiiii-g and i- ret ýhat 'a, oopy of t11is resowumin 1 yo lar1waded Io MieOntario Tem-1 Plratwe Ped!eration ý7ith1Mihe retqueSt thaIt lu 1.eforwarcled ioithe Pruvinicia k>We reeernnmend that the On-1 tarn Tniprance Feoieration g11ivle of detsiin th!e press, and pos- the liquor iitercsts. Thiis con)i 'd eri- aion to Incld'plains for, a means to finance scha prgramýmeW o the Dur11m Gùountý, Fedleraitioni ie.dge our CuH suppot 'to subihFa pr -Xt e further rýecoenmeni1 this nii-a tter beforwiardecl Ùo) tue fortth- oong Povncial Qon"ntion for ac- tion. The followiag oficers were lected foir the year 1949: lion. pr-esiceî1ts - A. L.1aco and N. Downi Parst Presid[ent - E. T. Brown, o51 Por-t Hope. presideut -1U. l. Siap$ieS, New- Sùcretary - Rev. H. A. Bupt, Treasu rer VW. F. Fialls, ii brook. Assistanit Treasurer - W. Elsion, ïMlirok. Director Tei-pe a,-nce Eduication Rerv. W. vWPatters"on, N"ewcasitle. Direbcs of Yo)uth ýPoats - Rev. F. S. L'soaHmpoai dGor- don Kllogg, ot H Pe R R1. -iier -(aref.otfle MuicipalRe- preenttivs.These alnig with al thie miistLer'S and iPresidents of theý WV,.C.T.U. o Liut he Executive. tiudfrom pag-e one) .and Miss eee1 arw sehlool was hlelclat 10.30 otnac f forty. Cuc itha Dr. 0Oke prcacing onù '5Si-ga iioni Not a Matter of Deeds! bit Grace". T'ie Y.P.U. hield thi eeting on Wedesiay vening as usual iwith thlirteen peseit. iss Dora Adr cnacted as presildent i- the ab-1 sence of Murray ayne Iiowar-d toktetopic, ace yMiss Helcen Bins t d, Amn ose artending 27the Fdr CintyH l.onThursday e veJinl cwere Mr. and MrIIs. Oaroill ihl M~. SheisMï edMrs. Edg ý-ac Ni- ilsMr.Ciareace Nie olîs, r and M , Ken.andbMr Whether the service I/ÊMn the home, t1l e herch~ or the chapel J F. F. Morris Co. havq the\.ýtff, faci4itie amid eX'pltreue to Supp1y[ ei ery need in funeralseroci e~..anàl do sle at mleratlcst. In buýiness lu Orono o4ver .50 yenrs. TO TUE VOTERS 0F CLARKE TOWNSHIIP: 1I would lk to express to thsùf Carjke Townhipwho suportd e in th-,,e recent, eleic- tion m sinicere t-nkand also heart-ily con- gratulate the Township CQuncii n liel ec- tion. Wishing al the Ctimplhuents of the Season WLLREDIIAWKE *---------------------------- I R I I I I I I J------------ a 4 Il i fl~ RE 'Pr I. s s t t t t I ------------t I I h I. j K t I. R I t ~ R I R I j E R E ARE SOMËE 0F THIE EAS0NS WNY.. ice wththe Lowest *,fw . --- .--- -Anz'inn Fénoànv nnd Performance *Body by Fisher-Sul Drafts und Bulit fr S *Une quolled Owner Le> '/ -R Pl A PIODUC1 0F GIrNRAIL MOTORS Dei*gnR ralty KI Up, up, und up soars Ponfiaci O-ne aftezr another Pontiac has been ppassing its___ comptîtrs.And the Iatesf production figures show Pontiac in second place. The past, seven years of war and scarcify lhave been a testing fime for moitor cars . .. and oui of the test bas corne this overwhelming demand for Pontiac. For now, more than ever before, peopRe know that Poniac ;s fthe besf mofor car buy -- best from aIR standpoints of price, economy, Performance, comforf, cnd year- after-year dependabiRity. Thaft's why Pontiac is soaring upward in populorify al across Canada. We appreciate the goodwiîl atTd oyalfy of Po-nfiac: owners, and we ask the patlience of the great number of peopRe who are waiting for f heir opporfunity feo become owners of the Iatesf fine Pontîac. - I -~ I f :1 '-848 B