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-pieee of property for the Authority
so that the. seller (in this case a
co:mpany) would avoid payment of
the Land Speculation tax. Motion
carried,'
'A discussion on mobile homes in
the Township ensued, with the
result that the Reeve and Clerk
agreed to investigate the possibility
of a Mobile Home Licence Fee, and
to bring back a report to Council.
Five or six members of Council
indicated their intention to attend a
seminar to be held in Goderich on
January 30 'for municipal officials.,.
The following appointments
were made by Council to fill
. positions as Township representa-
tives: 'Harold Errington for a
two-year term (1975-76) With Mait-
land -Valley Conservation Author-
ity; Reeve Lyons on the Commuhity
Medical Centre committee, Luck
now, and the Community Arena
Board, Lacknovv; Recreation Com-
mittee members: Bill MacPherson,
Mrs. Susan Cook, Cecil Cranston,
Allan Webster, RosS Errington
Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford,
Walter Arnold,- Marybelle Cran-
ston and Joseph Hickey. The Clerk
was instructed to write the appoint-
ees informing them of their posi-
dons'.
The Clerk 'was instructed to
contact the Catholic Women's
League regarding a meeting the
Huron. County Historical Society
wishes to conduct in St. Augustine
in' the fall of 1975. •
By-Law # 1, 1.975 was given third
reading and finally passed • on
motion of Councillors Hickey and
Foran. This by-law names and 'sets
out the rates of remuneration of
officials in the township. Some of
the respective rates are: Clerk,
$2600.00; Treasurer, $2000.00;
Reeve, $500.00; 'Councillors,
$450.00; Wingman, $3.15 per hour;
casual labour, $2.90 per hour; and
the Disposal Site Superintendent,
$2.75 per hour. ,
By-law # 2, 1975, 'was given third
reading ,..and finally ,, passed on
motion of Councillors Stothers and
Foran. This by-law authorizes the
borrowing of sufficient funds to
provide Township • Services until
taxes are collected.
13y-law # 3, 1975 was given third
reading and finally passecli, on
motion of Councillors Hickey and
Stothers. This by-law appoints
George Humphrey as road Super-
intendent for the Township for a
six-month probationary period at
$4.25 per hour, plus $900.00
vehicle .allowance,• two weeks'
vacation with pay and Ontario
Hospital Insurance coverage.
Motion carried.
The road 'accounts were ordered
paid!-on motion of Councillors Foran
and Stothers. •
The following general accounts
were passed for payment on motion
of Councillors Hickey and Cran-
ston:
Receiver General of Canada,
postage stamps, 8.00; Ontario
Hydro, arrears On tax roll, 79.74;.
Robt. Aitchison, 2 livestock inspec-
tions (wolves), 16.00; James Dev-
ereaux, salary,, 157.86; Receiver
General of Canada, CPP and UI,
9.19; County of Huron, tax Collec-
tion fee, 213.20; HPron Perth TRD
,'Association, ' 1974 grant,• 5.00;
Graham McNee, .dog tax rebate,
3.00; 13lyth District Fire Area,.
W.W. share levy 1975, 250.00; The
Municipal World, 2 -subscriptions,
25.00; Village of LucknOw, W.W.
share Pool Rec. Corri., 1111 .55;
Ontario Farin Drainage Associa-
tion, membership fee, registra-
tions, 37.00.
ROAD' ACCOUNTS
H. Culbert, salary„ 84.50; OA.
Humphrey, salary, 310.44; M,
Lyons, wingman, 195.68; James •
Adams, snow plowing, 205.90; C.
Nicholson, snow plowing, 351.00;
M. Lyons, truck rental, 18.30; Bell
Canada, telephone, 7.57; Township
of Colborne, boundary account,
347.70; B.P. Oil Ltd., furnace oil,
52.73; B.P. Oil Ltd., ftrel, oil, etc.,
325.19; James, Wright & Co.,
cable, etc., 223.85; Valley Blades
Ltd., snow - blade. wing blade,'
172.05; D.R.M. Sales Ltd., supply
parts, repairs, 42.68;. Receiver
General of Canada, IT; CPP; UI,
45.63; Treasurer of Ontario, Exter-
minator's licence renewal, 10.00. •,
Council adjourned to February 4
at the sanie location at 1.00 p.m. •
• :JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
ARNOLD GE ER
STORE
vessel. ,Juit the same with a
resolution, it starts with an idea
and growS. Together we stand; by
ourselves we fall flat; together we
are the nation The second
illustration was when an' inventor
invented terry towelling and show-
ed it to Queen Victoria who helped
the inventor finance. the machine to
make many towels. Our thanks to
Her Majesty for where would we be
without a well filled linen closet? A
word, look, smile, frown are all
little cobwebs powerful for good or'
evil. Think on these and remember
hiWthese litleViigs can grow into
a cable of, ideas.
Mrs. Dan Tiffin gave _a piano
solo. Current Events were given by
Mrs. Jim Wilson. Mrs. Elgin
Johnston gave a reading, Human
Nature and Dumb•Creatures, writ-
ten by Peter McArthur. This was
the story of how folks coming late
to a show cause others to have to
mode before they' can -get to their
seats. The old turkey gobnier.also
illustrates this when he goes to -
roost as 'he usually gets up at the
opposite end to the one where .he
intends to roost. As he goes along
the roost he annoys each of the
younger birds till they let him pass
Mrs. Tom Metcalfe gave , a
reading, New Year's Resolutions,
which went to show the resolutions
planned are usually the ones we are '
apt to break,. Two contests were
then conducted
The meeting closed' with the
singing of the National Anthem and
Institute Grace. Lunch was served
by Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Earl.
Caslick, Mrs. V. Emerson and Mrs.
Garnet Farrier. •
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hitechurch WI
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Whitechurch W.I. held their
solution meeting on Monday the-
th at 2 p.ni. at the borne of Mrs.
met. Farrier with an attendance
20.
he president Miss Merle Wil-
presided and opened the
eting with the singing of the
e and. repeating the collect in
son. The financial statement
s giirefi by the secretary-treasur-
Mrs. George Fisher. Thank you
given from Miss Annie Ken-
y and Mrs. Earl Caslick and
ses Annie and Mary Laidlaw.
. Fisher exhibited a flying
cer quilt block:which was to be
shed. It was decided to ask Mrs.
tic Ross to demonstrate the,
ing of biscuits at her home for
ruary meeting, A committee of
. Bill Rintoul, . Mrs. Lorne
nin and Mrs. Garnet Farrier
appointed to plan a euchre
y in the future.
he roll call was answered with a
e Safety Resolution, when'
one went to receive her Fall
e and Cf)untry from the'
etary. A sing song of:. 0
da, My Bonnie Lassie was
yed by all.
motto - A Resolution may
as one little cobweb and grow
a cable of • ideas was given by.
Emerson. .Her rfirSt
ration was an acorn ,which can
to be a tree, give shade, be
ood; be a home,lie ribs of a