ELECTION OF COMMITTEES

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 110, 10 May 1923, Page 8

ELECTION OF COMMITTEES

The various working committees were Set up as follow, after a good deal of ■discussion:— . Tramways.—The Mayor (chairman), Councillors H. D. Bennett, B. G. H. Burn, A. L. Monteith, T. Forsyte, W. 'J. Gaudin, W. J. Thompson. ■ . Works.—Councillors W. H. Bennett, | JJ.-,Burns, T- Forsyth, W. J. Thompson, iH:;. D. Bennett, J. Aston, and G. Mitjchell. Bylaws.—Councillors H. D. Bennett, iW2 H. Bennett, B. G. H. Burn, T. For•syth, M. F. Luckie, A. L. Monteith, jand G. Mitchell. Legislation.—Councillors J. Burns, T. 'Forsyth, M. V. Luckie, A. W. Parton, 'Aston. Meadowcroft, Monteith. Milk.—Councillors W. "H. Bennett, B. uG. H. Burn, W. J. Gaudin, M. F. 'Luckie/ F. Meadowcroft, C. ,H. Chapman, and G. Mitchell. Public Health.—Councillors H. D. 'Bennett, J. Burns, C. H. Chapman, W. 'J.:..Gaudin, A. W. Parton, -Mrs. A. M'fVicar, and F. Meadowcroft. ■ Reserves.—Conncillors B. G. H. Burn, .C? H. Chapman, M.- F. Luckie, W. J. 'Thompson, A.. W. Parton, Mrs: A. M' {Vicar, and J. Aston. finance.— -The Mayor as chairman, and She chairmen."of the various committees, [who are elected by the committees themselves, as members.'At the conclusion of the- meeting, the Mayor remarked that, judging by the 'debate upon the adjustment of committees, it was apparent the councillors ,were anxious for more work,,and he ex- ■ pressed satisfaction that they had com--1 anenced to ■vie with one another so early.