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• The rpt �a a tinge 4'awant i fi res, a :also with regard, to deet ..
• Township for 1984 took la a orn;_ iueb e'-: cut ` along the p dsi�
tiTuesday y A3, us e : •. !a' own�p t'; „, operty)• of ncil s, :.►
l en! �/,� l :jnembe 1v� to co ecru at ts� olnt that tie, brus
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Councillor. Todd ati x.
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of Interest • with wa 'ges 'dui t,
her husband is a part lim0,:,01a
Township, _
, The miantes sof, .; the Decembers � • 1983
e ail, ' te' ted ; on a-
'teen � d .as prtn
.pct- and'Brindley
motion by Caincrhlo`rs 1� ey►. y
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,.: J She ' `:nod was nw,a�ttendance and was..
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that -:b: B � w
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elle Township, persons. 'wislag to r speak ;to
, ° Council, at'a meetingare��.to. /give at:'least
.:hours notice; of their intent. Mr..-Sherw•ood
addressed Council With regard tea drainage
w : eject�he `is: proposing for one of.his: farm
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doss cou c E
reeve Barry Johnston and -;all: council,
;members were present for ,the frst:S gular
meeting of 1984, held. on January. -3'
•,Appointments .tis the various cammittees•
and boards* 1984,,were made as follows.
Saugeen Valley Conservation' Mot rity
David Eadie; Maitland Valley,.Conset►ation:
Authority - George; McBride; H1oly%roc
board, David Eadie
Whitechurch Communii
Gibb and George Mcl ,x
District Medical `Centre'. Barry JO
fucknow and District Fire Committee
,G.'eorge. McBride and David`iEadie, 1.i c now'
yr, tuce d
Arena Board George McBride
e; Kiniloss Township Rec=
Davi Gibb, • Bill} Halder=
elmore, ,Dan Belmore, Jim Be
13 t c Mali, rley
Stanley and ;Susan
ree,:cutting on the roaiside „
a`ned' "up. ,.,.Mr, Sherwood
that this Would certainly be
: e alien:for a' building permit was ,
submitted. b the.. building'inspector/ and
authorization was given.to issue a Pan* Yt t`o�.;.
C,r lie Cort: for a .garage,.:on..�,. motion b:.'.�.
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Brindley, ck �.
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,the road :superb* teidea �scussed' with
•tbe«'o4us& the eed,for .Motor .work on the
1477. grader.After, some -'discussion it was
atthe in'ecto be.�ins � e ' ed;f st to
agreedtb e ) rs., ct
,� p� .ps �
determine if they were the acause or -1 ca of
pourer in` the engine. •
Coun
e 4 e questioned osstbil
loris fol cls'
sz m •
upe intend nt state
taus tow s, ; rarely h res casual labour, and
offs' not wr►rth ;calling for ,applications,
-Road:accounts;in the amou nt ofS13,1 .24.
were ordered,:paid on motion of Councill
Todd and Brindley. •
-La #1- .as . v third a•, an
p final ri, s' d u tn tion ec ncill
p , lv by .� �..
A A
ry, n .carried:„� aw
le �; c� e.L
Band � Y i� ck ,Y•r , d ..�Y '
rt, 1, s then: ehnaneration . for to. ship
o ficia�lkand'emiployees, and. reads in part as
• follows: .
The..amounts roll. ”` n the respective
:offices shall be the salary, wages or
'honorarium- With 1983 rats in .brackets:
i4eItnste:9,t).51",t:0:andanee�r -Livestock-.
tit: -
60) pe,,, r hoL
,�iS� � ($32) ped
(4.2S)' per hour; Dt mp
(5 3,8.) p r hear, Dr
Bir :�tS ct
M ion bye Council
:That By -Law
,taw osh;..ts hereby
and dab passed..
,tY' p BY -
the
borrowing ; tf :.up to
ne :. s ex 'nditures itt the curren ty e
eessary'. Pe.,,,. i r ?� J'
4 a°• ..coke „day.
Until �.ta�ces Cte�,
oder'.
o` aaual Laboj
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„and
a
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101.00,
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Lloyd: l usert ,GG' Christ and ' David
Moffat ;were.appointed.ais livestock evalua-
tors; Evan Keith, Carman Whytock, ;C, harrles
Murray and James McEwin,poundkeepers,
and Franlr MacKenzie, Currie Colwell,
Eliwoaii Mitt -and Donald Bushell'; fence
viewers:
, `'First, second and third readings were
given to by-law number 2-1984 authorizing'
:A
th rk to borrow up to $3
• ►e 1 8s4.7
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A f Motion: by scouncillors Eadie '; -and
Haid` nnby was .passed granting '$375.00, to :
the l ingham and' District:Association or e
Mentally Retarded the sane as 1983.
As per .'by-law number 1-1984, the
remuneration of the reevo and. council fon
h egular meeting :will remain the same ids
983 but special . meetings: were increased by :
$500 permeating. The road superintendent
''and., the clerk -treasurer 'each received an
71ncrease� of .approximately 5 per cent; the;
building=aud drain inspectors rate is :1a be,
$840ier hour and the waste site attendent
will ;receive' $55.00 for Saturdays and $25.00.
for evenings,.
On December lbfinal readings were, given.
to byi-laws:� concerning various municipal
drains, relocation of -the open -ditch portion of
the Sterling _Municipal Drain;_ .repairs: to the
Henderson -Cook . drain; prviding for a
drainageWorks-known as Branch "B' ofthe'
J. W Henderson. Municipal Drain; repairs to
the main branch of the Petteprece Branch of
the Taylor -Tiffin -Scott drain and for Main-
tenance to the Black Creek. Northwest •
Section drain.
uron approves furter. study...
*from gaga I .
Hensel! Reeve Harry Klungel asked if a
common computer, such as the Commodore
64 would be sufficient - for • .. the :county's
Walter Benko, 4 of the; . 'Toronto firm,
indicated it wouldn't, because, the "64"
means that only 64,000 pieces of information
can be placed in that computer.
"We're talking ' about a ' muchlarger
system" said Benko.
The consulting firm has suggested two
options for placing a computer system inthe
count*. One is to have a central processing,
area with a single computer. The other
option is to have two smaller computers; one
in Goderich and the other in Huronview.
Both options would. have a base computer
with terminals which are a video screen with,
a keyboard.
The Woods Gordon study indicates that a
computer is needed,, in the finance and
administration, road'and Huronview 'depart-
ments. A computer for the finance and
administration. department, will handle gen-
eral ledger,.budgets and financial reporting,
accounts payable and the payroll of all
county. departments.
in its study, Woods, Gordon narrowed
down potential computer packages to five
companies which deal specifically with the
needs of smaller municipalities.
The five companies are Quante; of
London, which has computer system in
Oxford County;' MAI of Kitchener which has
a system in Wellington County; 'Computer
Solution of Kitchener which has a system in,,
Brockville; Adnet of Hamilton has a system
in Owen Sound and NCR of Kitchener has a
system in Stratford.
Ashby said the county would not have to
do any of its own, 'programming because
necessary programs are already available.
The next study .by the Toronto firm will
involve visiting the aforementioned' municip-
alities and,viewing their computer systems.
From there, the consulting firm will assist
the county in preparing tendering specifica-
tions and evaluating :the proposals sent in, by
,. the . five. companies. . • '
Woods Gordon will also assist in the
selection of .which' computer the county will
actually purchase and,.help in negotiating
purchase terms such as staff training.. The
firma' suggests it, will take 18 to 22 weeks
before this second study is completed.
PrairieHarvest
carries 30,000 tons
A story in last week's Sentinel stated the
Prairie' Harvest, the longest ship ever built
at the Collingwood Shipyards, Will carry 300
tonnes 'of grain cargo, when in fact it will
carry 30,000 long tons of cargo. The Sentinel
apologizes - for ' any inconvenience caused by
this error. • '
Enjoy New Years
at Kinlough
By May Boyle.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
were Mr, and Mrs.' Alex. Stewart of Millarton'
last Saturday evening and on New Years
their dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Lane and girls of here and Jamie
and Paul Langford of Woodstock.
, Edria and May Boyle were dinner guests
on Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Scott of, Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley and the girls
visited during the ':holiday , with Mervyn
Hedley at Walkerton. , . . .
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