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. " q . -_ .7 V L " F. ...w . K') Mille, g . . ' i . ' IlEie5,rir, is: ‘ _ _ . , tIll-W, hr "iktaiii'asiel'is" , N, ' I ' ilRiiilSliRii" 'f', r I ’ , " ’ " _:/t 'aiiiiRic5'gi'iitilj, , r - I IlttBMii,,fsil, - m " _ 'tgi l' . q; - cm . - by? ' , w = t k' - Mm 3 ' - l li . " _ I " " Broch Hydro Commission chairman, Bill Gillespie, announced his retirement at the regular meeting held last week. Here he is surrounded by the other commission members: Bill Fountaine, Pat Diceman, Mayor Don Hadden, Tom Mangan, Gertrude Graham and Ken Harrison. [ Ch 'rman retires by Louise Middleton due to health concerns. The Brock Township's HYOYO commission regretfully ac- Commission chairman, Bill cepted his resignation which Gillespie, surprised fellow became effective on May 11, members at the regular Taking over as the new chair- meeting held on May 11 when man is Tom Mangan. he announced his intention to “(Mr. Gillespie’s) retire. resignation was received with Mr. Gillespie has been the regret. We wish him the best j chairman of the commission in his retirement from office," _ for 9 1/2 years now; but. has said Brock mayor, Don been involved with the Brock Hadden. ' Hydro Commission in some . . ' form for a total of 22 1/2 years . Mr.. Gillespie stated that now. He has also served as his resigation may not be Irr.1- reeve of the township. manent. He also expressed his Over his term, he has seen appr.eei?t.io? for the help It'd many changes occur to Brock received m his years of oifiee 3 Hydro. These have included fry.r1 everyone he'd worked the amalgamation of VWIth‘} _ townships hydro facilities and '.1 would like to express the expansion to the hydro my sincere than.k.s to the Com- building located in Beaverton. missmn forjrnakmg my term Mr. Gillespie tendered his t.r!loya.ble, stated Mr. . resignation to the commission Gillespie, 7