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To Con Whitby -- Preparing for an- other busy year, the Ontario County Council held its election of standing committees & chair- men at the County building on Wednesday. The extremely important As sessment and Taxation Come mittee was elected first with J. G. Hall, députy reeve of Ajax, selected as chairman. Com- mittee members appointed were: Laurence Doble, deputy reeve Reach Township; R. L. Nesbitt, deputy reeve of Township of] Uxbridge; A. Gray, dep. reeve of Township of Rama & James Batty, deputy reeve of the Twp, of Whitby, The finance chairman for the coming year is: E. Oyler, reeve of the Township of Reach, The chairman will be asssited by: J, Doble, deputy reeve of the Twp. of Brock; J. Ball, deputy reeve of the town of Uxbridge; Geo. Brooks, deputy reeve, town of Whitby; B. Harrington, deputy reeve, Township of Mara and A. Redshaw, reeve of Township of Uxbridge. H. Polak, reeve of Ajax, will be chairman of the property committee, The chairman will be backed up by: D. Shier, reeve of Cannington; H. MacKinnon, reeve of the Township of Rama; 'I. Boyd, deputy reeve, town of Port Perry; J. Howden, deputy reeve, Township of East Whit- by and V. Aldred, reeve of the Township of Scugog. Reeve Everett Quantrill of Whitby was re-elected as chair- man of the Board of Manage- ment of Fairview Lodge while F. Hockley, reeve of Township of Uxbridge, was named chair- i Road Development Study Approved Ontario County Council last week approved road develop- ment in the county totalling a distance of 9.9 miles. The road construction will be located in three municipalities, Brock Township county road construction will acount for 4.6 miles of the program. The construction will take place on part of County Road 12 from Highway 12 westerly to County Road 10A. The work is deserib- ed as development Road 848, The Township of Reach is in- cluded in the road development program with 2.4 miles of road. This phase of the program ef- fects the proposed county road between Concessions 4 and 5 from Highway 12 easterly to County Road No. 2. The pro- gram is desribed -as develop- ment road No. 849. Development road program No. 850, includes road construec- tion involving part of County Road No. 11A from the south- erly limits of the hamlet of Zephyr northerly to the bound- ary between the Counties of. Ontario and York. This part of the overall program covers 2.9 miles, The council in passing the three by-laws, authorized the engineering firm of Totten, Sims and Associates, of Whitby to carry out ndcessary profes- sional engineering services. Check The Label On Your Paper 'Ontario County Council Name Standing Committees man of the Roads and Bridges Committee, Reeve Clifford Laycox of Pic- kering Township was elected to the - standing committee on Roads and Bridges for a-five- year term; while Reeve John Dryden, Whitby Township, was elected to the same committee for a four-year term replacing A. Crosier. John Dancey, reeve of the Township of Brock, was elected to serve on the management board of Fairview Lodge for a five-year term. Mrs. Jean Mec- Pherson, deputy reeve of Pick- ering Township and Elwood Walker, deputy reeve of Scott Township, were elected for a one-year term, Myrtle W.I. Monthly meeting of Myrtle Women's Institute was held at home of Mrs. Clarence Harrison with President Mrs, L. Parrott presiding, who welcomed twelve members and one visitor, Meet- opened with singing of the Ode and repeating Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was answered by "Ways of increasing Adult Education". 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