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Brook East. Townsite and Curling and one permanent brigade in Corner Brook West. Mayor Bugden told me that, while police and fire protection services wi,lI. eventually. be centralized-a police force to be installed by the city separate from the R.C.M.P.-they will operate as they are for a while longer. Operating funds for fire protection will. of course. be provided from city revenue. Sanitation and Refuse Disposal Also on Council's agenda for early decision is centralization of sanitation and refuse disposal services previously handled by the four towns. A by-law to pro,'ide a penalty for improper dumping of refuse and for unsanitary practices such as dumping of garbage in streams. will be applied. The city will JANUARY, 1956 Albert l\larlin, lefl, general manager of Rowater'sl the Hon. Charles Ballam, Labor l\linislcr and Hmnber l\f.H.A., and Hennan Bauen, M.P. for Humber S1. George's-Sl. Barbe, chat together during the 1955 Labor Day celebration at Conler Brook standardize sanitary methods for the community and finance all refuse disposal and sanitation costs. Streets and Roads A duty of primary importance for Council is to get a comprehen. sive street paving and road improvement program under way immediately. The provincial government has approved of a fivemile stretch of thoroughfare linking Curling with Humbermouth. Surveying for this job started last autumn. As soon as possible, paving projects will also be started for Country Road. o"e of Corner Brook's most important thorough- 45
The Humber Gardens Stadium, built at a cost of $300,000 Headquarters o{ the Royal Newfoundland Regiment may be shifted to Comer Brook early in 1956. Shown here inspecting ConIer Brook's "A" Coy, RNR, last June at the Armouries is Brigadier 'V. A. B. Bennett, Commander of the Newfoundland Area, Canadian Anny, accompanied by Lieut. Roderick Kennedy, acting second-in-cornmand of the company, of which Major Jack Marshall, ADC. shown behind Brig. llenneLt, is commander. ,. ATLANTIC GUARDIAN
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