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TOW OF 'MORRIS
COUNCIL MEETING
Morris Council met on May 2,
with all members present.
Minutes of tne last meeting
were, read and approved on motion
of William. Elston andRoss Smith.
The following motions were
carried.
Moved by James Mair seconded
by Ross Smith that the Township
take out a Blanket Position Bond
covering each employee for $5,000.
with the Frank Cowan Company
Ltd. ,
Moved by James Mair seconded
by William Elston that we accept
the auditors' report showing a
deficit of $13$7.74 for 1965 and.
have a statement printed in the
Blyth paper and a copy sent to
each ratepayer in the Township.
Moved by William Elston sec-
onded by Walter Shortreed that
Stewart Procter and William
Peacock be appointed to represent
Morrie on the Midwestern Ontario
Development Association.
Moved by James Mair seconded
by William 17.;leton that we approve
the application received for a Tile
Drainage Loan.
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by James Mair that membership
to the Huron County Municipal
Association be paid.
Moved by James Mair seconded
by Ross Smith that the Muni-
cipal Corporation of the Town-
ship of Morris approve the rel,
quest of the Public School Board
of East Wawanosh Township
School Area for the teem:, of
debentures in the' amount of
$300,000. by the Municipal Con..
poration of the Township of
East Wawanosh for' the con-
structing and equipping of a new
central school.
Moved by William Ellston sec-.
ended by Tames Mair that on be-
half of the ratepayers of Morris
that we take advertising space
in the special edition of Blyth.
Standard to welcome home old
boys and girls to the reunion.
Moved by James Mair seconded
by 'Walter Shortreed that general
accounts as presented be paid: •
Moved by William Elston sec-
onded by Ross Smith that road
accounts in the amount of
$1$87.64as presented by the road
superintendent be paid.
Moved by James Mair seconded
by Walter Shortreed that the
assistant treasurer be authorzed
to sign cheques.
Morved by William. Elston sec-
onded by James Mair that tender
of E. Cathers and Jack Inglis
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
ALL DOC, ARE TO BE TIED OR CONFINED
DURING MAY, JUNE, JULY, AND AUGUST
The co-operation of all iloq owners is requested b
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to supply, load and deliver approx-
imately 10,000 cu. yds. of pit run
gravel be accepted subject to the
approval of the District Muncii-
pal Engineer.
Moved by James Mair seconded
by Walter Shortreed that meet-
ing adjourn to meet again June
6, 1966 at 1 p.m.
,General Accounts
Wayne Hopper, fox bounty, $4.00;
Bernard Hall Ag4eney, premium
oh bond, 63.96; Maitland Conser-
vation Authcirity, levy, 1241.27;
Murray- Reid, spraying cattle,
752.10; Clem. Steffler. wages and
mileage, 293.1.5; Wingha.m Ad-
vance TiMes, 4.05; Huron County
Municipal Association member..
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CON Vfiltitt(ci
of Brussels, share of division
court costs, 6.66; Bluevale
Company, warble fly powder,
141.12'; S. B. Fiillott, 15.00; Rut-
ledge 5C-$1.00, 9.15; Town oE
Seaforth, debentures • for high
School 315.10; Kilbarchan Nur-
sing Home, 116,26; Chllander
Nursing Home, 262.50; Sunrise
Dairy, 25.20; Welfare 6.60;
Helen Martin, 110.00; Gee. C.
Powell. grant re ; reunion 25..00;
Receiver General. unemployment
stamps, 4.90; Pension & Income
Tax 21,09
Road Accounts
Wingtain. Auto 'Wreckers, repair
ro & torchon bars 39.30; Oldfield
1:-TH;CWOPP, rilol & point, 14,51.;
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and hauling logs, 65.15; John W.
Gibson, sawing, 42.00; Robert-
steel (Canada) Ltd., culverts,
167.66; J. C. McNeil, torches.
tanks S repair starter 153.51;
Alex Inkley, gas, fuet oil & tax,
307.54 Valley Blades Ltd.,
grader blades and bolts, 343.00;
(l.eo, Radford, rental 67.50; Met
Serm3rn, backhoe & truck rentals.,
116.00; Illnevale Milling Co.. salt
2,25; Co-Operators Insurance As-
sociation. tractor Tnglirtaltle, 18.00;
Brussels Telephone, tolls, rentals(
19.12; 'Wm. ,McArter, wages ,C.-;
mileage & bookkeeping 160.60;
James Casemore, wages 295.50;
.)olin Smith, wages 75.00.
Sttywart Procter