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Morris Township
Council Meets
The Morris Township Council met
in the halj pn May 3rd,, 1954, with
all the members present except Wil
liam EJston who was ill.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Stewart Procter and Walter
I reed.
J Shortreed-Duncan—That the
bprship fee of $15.00 to the
’County Municipal Association be paid:
Carried.
Duncan-Shortreed—That Addison
Fraser be paid $75.00 on his 1954 sal
ary and that his expenses to the As-
Short-
mem*
Huron
sessorg’ Convention be paid; Carried, i
There, were no appeals on the
Messey Drain.
Procter-Duncan—That By-Law No.
6, 1954, known as the Messer Drain'
By-Law be finally passed, Carried.
Shortreed-Procter—That the road
bills as presented by the road sup
erintendent be paid. Carried.
Duncan-Shortreed—That the meet
ing adjourn to meet again on June 7,
at 1 p,m, Carried.
The following accounts were paid:
A, H, Erskine, indigent fees, $6.50;
Earl Weitz, spraying, $251.05, supplies,
$2.30; S. H. Blake, membership fee to
Municipal Association, $15.00; Pearson
& Edwards, auditing, $200.00; Brussels
Telephone, rent of hall phone, $25.00;
Thos. Pletch, spraying, $104.55; Bel
grave Co,-Op., Derris Powder and
disinfectant, $131.75; Addison
part salary, $75,00, expenses
vention, $6,85; A. H. Erskine,
rears, $36.85; ftoads, $1455.65.
Bailie Parrott, Reeve-
Geo, C, Margin, Clerk-
Fraser,
to con-
tax ar-
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Witnesses ,saia she was found with
a card not issued by the sponsors of
the bingo game.
$424
EAST WAWANBSH
COUNCIL MEETS
The E. Wawanosh council met on
May 4th with all the members present.
The reeve presiding. The minutes of
the meeting held April 6th were read
and adopted pn motion by Buchanan
seconded by McGowan.
Purdon - McGowan—That the coun
cil join the Huron County Municipal
Officers’ Association and pay the fee,
$15.00. Carried.McGowan - Buchanan—That the road and general accounts as present
ed be passed and paid. Carried.Buchanan - Purdon—That council
advertise a notice of meeting to con
sider a by-law under The Tile Drain
age Act in the Wingham Advance-
Times and Bly th Standard. Carried.
Road Cheques—Stuart McBurney, salary and bills paid, $174.80; Ernest
Walker, wages, $97.13; George Currie,
snow fence, $23.25; Morrison’s garage,
spray truck repairs, $8,40; Purdon
Motors, spray truck repairs, $16.10;
Stainton’s Hardware, 1 shovel handle,
98c; Mills Tire Service, vulcanizing
tire, $45.00; Belgrave Co-Operative,
spray truck repairs, $10.38; Wingham
Motors, spray truck towing, $8.50;
Canada Culvert Co., Ltd., pipe 33”x36”, $254.16; Joe Kerr, gravel" and bolts,
$24.70; Sydney Thompson, truck for snow fence, $66.00; Ross Jamieson,
truck for snow plough, $60.00; John
Cook, trucking grader tire, $6.00;
Dom, Road Mach. Co., 483 grader repairs, $34.92; Canadian Oil Co., fuel
and oil, $134.36; Dept, Highways of
Ont., tax on 100 gals, fuel oil, $11.00;
Rec. Gen. of Canada, income tax deducted. $3.40.
General Cheques—Thomas Thompson, salary as Warble Fly Inspector, $140.90; Frank Cooper, spraying War
ble Fly, $140.10; Wm. T. Irwin, W. F.
helper, $116.80; East Wawanosh Roads, a credit for truck, $135.00; Rec. Gen.
of Canada, income tax, $21.80; Blyth
District Fire Area, fire calls, $39.50;
Huron County Officers’ Association, members fees, $15.00Purdon - Buchanan—That Council
adjourn to meet June 1st., at one
o’clock, at the Belgrave Community
Centre. Carried.Orval Taylor, Reeve.
R. H. Thompson, Clerk.
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struction of the Messer Drain at $300; |
work to he done as soon as weather
permits. Carried,
Foxton-Smith—That we provision-.
ally adopt the Engineer’s report onj
the Underwood drain and hold Court
of Revision on the 7th of June, at 3,30
p.m, Carried.
Mulvey - Willits—That the following 1
general and road accounts be paid.
Carried,
Road Accounts—Stewart Coupland,
$19.26; George Greenaway, $12.75; W,
A. Hogg, $12.44; Geo. Galloway, $38.64;
Wm. Mundell, $202.00; Geo. Giousher,
$3.75; Wm. Reich, $2,10; Joe Kerr, '
$530.34; J. D, Adams, $51.68; Br. Am
erican Oil, $214,86; Dept, of Highways,
$51.15; McColl Frontenac Oil, $52.20;
Geo. W, Crothers, $39,63; Donald Rae
& Sons, $31.37; Stainton Hardware,
$22.29; Geo.»Merkley,
Motors, $14.45; Wm.
W. B. Cruickshank,
Presbyterian Church
General Accounts—
$7.59; County of Huron, (hospitaliza
tion,) $70.00; Office Specialty, $178.80;
Relief, $40.00; Ross Willits (comp.),
$47.25; Huron County Municipal Of
ficers’ Association, $15.00; Saugeen
Valley Conservation Authority, $61.51;
Geo. Thomson (pt. salary), $40.00; Mc-
Kibbon’s Drug Store, $15.00; J. R,
Engeland (cattle spraying), $521,28.
Smith - Willits—That we do now ad
journ to meet again on June 7th.
Geo. T. Thomson, Clerk.
John V. Fischer, Reeve.
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The regular meeting of Turnberry
council was held on May 3rd., with all
members present, and the reeve in
the chair.
The minutes were read and adopted
on motion of W. Jack Willits
Herb Foxton. ,
Foxton-Willits—That the tax
be returned to Goderich on the
of May. Carried.
Mulvey-Smith—That we pass
Law No. 6, 54, setting the following
mill rate for 1954. County, 9.9, High
School, 4.9, Township 9.8, Township
School Levy, 8, Grant 4, Hospitaliza
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Foxton-Willits—That we draft a By
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