HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1951-03-08, Page 3ZURICH HERALD Murat March 8th, 19511
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HAY COUNCIL
The regular meeting of Hay Twp.
Council was held in the council cham-
ber, Zurich, on Feb. 5th, at 1.30 p.
m. At this meeting a representation
was present from Exeter Legion, ag-
ricultural representative re warble
fly, Hay Twp. Federation of Agric.,
and the following :correspondence was
read: Ont. Good. Roads Assn; Dept..
of Planning and Development; Corp.
of Town of Exeter; Corn. Welfare
Council of Ontario; Exeter Dist.
High School Board 1950 report.
The following motions were passed:
That the minutes of the Jan. Bch
meeting; Jan. 2i2, 25, and 20 meet-
ings be adopted as read.
That Mrs. Fanny Bender be paid
account for caretaking of the Twp.
Hall for year ending Feb.!, 19511,
and that she be reengeged for 5rear
Feb. 1, 195.1 to 1952 at $100 per yr,
plus extras.
That we caul for gravel tenders for
1951, same to be placed in the local
newspapers for two isues, tenders to
call for, 6,000 cubic yards of crush-
ed stone. approximately rate to be. in
erns of crushing per cu. yd. and
hauling per cu yd on a flat rate;half
of, this contract to be completed in
May and remainder in Sept. of Oct.
gravel to be used from the 111eLean
pit; tenders to be in the clerk's office
by March 3, marked cheque for $1200
to accompany, tender, Twp. to supply
one truck for hauling.
That. we authorize the clerk to send
et letter to the Corporation of the
Town of Exeter guaranteeing that
Hey Twp. will pay for use of Exeter
fire brigade and truck according to
bir-law 8, 1950, of the Village of Ex-
eter
That an agreement be signed be-
tween the Twp of Hay and Alphonse
Masse whereby the Twp of Hay gu- '
erantees $450.00 for period Jan. 1,
1951, to 'March 81, 1951, unless he
earns more tan his hourly rate of
B5e per hour.
That we authorize H. W. Broken -
shire to attend the Ontario Munic-
ipalities and Ratepayers •Convention
meld in Toronto Feb. 019-20 and that
two members of the Council attend
the Ont. Gond Roads •convention, on
20-21.
at we call for applications for in-
spector to supervise the spraying of
cattle sprayer for warble fly, and
also to collect payment for spraying
done, also for tenders, to perform
the actual spraying in the Township
according to the Act, which 2s incor-
porated in the by-laws of the Twp.
That we, the Township of Haiy re-
scind by-law No. 8, 1947 for the levy
of one-fifth of a mill against the far-
mers of Hay Twp. 3n,support of the
Federation of Agriculture and that a
new by,-lp.w The drawn up to levy 2,5
of a mill upon all farm lands in the
Twp. of Hay.
That biy-law No. 2, 19501, to provide
for an estimated erapenditure of $57,-
000.00 for 1951 on Hay Twp roads,
be passed, subject to approval of the
Dept. of Highways.
That By-law No 3, 1951, respect-
ing the treatment of wax'blefly with-
in the municipality of Hay is accord-
ance with the provision or the Act
be given first and second. readings.
That accounts for Haly Twp. roads,
relief, Hay Munic. Telephone, etc. be
paid as por.vo.ucher:
General aocts -= Municipal World
$53; Dr. T. P. Keast, $20; Leonard
Sararas $4; Wim. Denomane $2; E.
F. Klopp, insurance $30; Mrs Fanny
Bender, $100; T. Whinier Co. 312.85;
Zurich P.V.I.fire protection $126.34;
Floyd Armstrong $2; 'Chas. Rau $4;
H. W..Bro'kenshire $116.43; Huron
Expositor $3.15.
Roads—Wm. Watson $4.50; Jas.
1Viasse, labor and gas 179.97; Louis
Masse 42.19; St. Joseph's .Service
8.40; Cec. Johnston 12.2,5; Fergus
Turnbull 30.50; Klopp's Garage 340-
.97; Rinse Garage 7.37; H. W. Bro-
kenshire 2.15; Mich. Masse 63.111; Al
phonse Masse 84:81; Hensal+I Dist. Co
Op. 85c Earl Campbell 112.60; Walt-
er ,Station $181; Les Turnbull 13.50;
Zurich Motors $5.44; Richardson's
Garage 7.90.
Hay Tele. System --Bell Co. $100;
Stromberg-Carlson $322.85; Mrs Mel
issa Geiger 7.10; Mrs. M. Schilbe
36.08; Bernhart Ints. Agency 69.56;
Wm. Siebert $10; H. G. Hess 2,179.-
37; H. W. Brokenshire 71.77; Nor-
thern Elec. 207.05.
The meeting was adjourned to me-
et again Monday, 'March 5, at 1.30.
Earl Campbell, Reeve.
H. W. 13rokenshire, Clerk.
Meeting Hall for the World
J L this building at Flushing Meadows, New York, the representa
'ves of 59 countries will moot in SepteMber as the General Assent-
ot the Xlnited Nations. More than 1000 delegates, alternates and
sers represent their eountries at the session, the Assembly's
at which almost every world problem will be discussed,
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$5,000,000 IS .NEEDED NOW
TO MEET TOMORROW'S NEEDS
enainie
As the Roods IPOI50, hope went
down. And then ... your Red
Cross was "on the job'! As
thousands of flood-strict>e.n
Canadians thankfully received
emergency food and shelter,
their gratitude went out to you
---w, ho through your Red Cross
contributions helped make
possible this merciful relief.
Never before has the peace-
time demand on Red Cross
Services and funds been so
great as in recent times. And
never more than today—has
your Red Cross so needed your
help to prepare for the tasks of
tomorrow. Give generously!
CANADIAN RED CROSS
Richard L. Hearn.
.B.A.Sc., P. Eng„
GeneraIManager
Chief. Engineer,
Ontario Hydro
J. Clark Keith,
B,A.Sc., P. Eng.,
General Man-
ager, Windsor
Utilities Commis-
sion
R. H, Martindale,
P. Eng., Manager
and Secretary
Sudbury Hydro -
Electric Commis-
sten
Sir Adam Beck,
K.B.—Father of
Hydro. Chairman,
1906-1925.
Dr. Otto Holden,
B.A.Sc., C.E., D.
Eng., Assistant
Gen. Mgr. -Engi-
neering, Ontario
Hydro
E, V. Buchanan,
A.R.T.C., P. Eng.,
General Man-
ager London Pub-
lic Utilities Com-
mission
George W.'
Rayner, Pres.,
Rayner Construe.
tion Limited,
Leaside, Ont.
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tvefeeew aped
Ross L. Dobbin,
B.A.Sc., P. Eng.,
General Man-
ager, Peter-
borough Utilities
Commission
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A. W. Manby,
B.Sc., P. Eng.,
Assistant Gen.
Mgr. - Adminis-
tration, Ontario
Hydro
To honour public spirited citizens, engineers and builders, Ontario Hydro is
now naming its large projects after men who have in great measure been
responsible for the important position occupied by your Hydro in the
industrial, commercial, rural and home life of the Province.
Pictured are amen whose service in the field of hydro -power was so recog-
nized at the 42nd Joint Annual Meeting of the Association of Municipal
Metrical Utilities and the Ontario Municipal Electric Association, held in
Toronto, February 26th, 27th and 28th. Listed below are the projects which
will perpetuate their names.
Sir Adam Beck—Niagara
Generating Station No. 1
Formerly Quoenston-Chippawa Genet,
Wing Station. Capacity 560,000 H.P.
In operation since 1921.
Sir Adam Beck—Niagara
Generating Station No. 2
New Queenston tunnel project, under
construction. Capacity 600,000 H.P.
Richard L. Hearn Generating Stollen
Formerly Toronto Generating Station.
Capacity'536,000 H.P. Initial operation
fall 1951, complete In early 1953.
1. Clark Keith Generating Station
Formerly Windsor Generating Stat-
ion. Initial operation late 1951, full
operation 1952,
R. H. Marthtdgte Frequency Changer
and .Transformer Station
Formerly Sudbury Frequency Changer
and Transformer Station.
George W. Rayner Generating Station
Formerly Tunnel Generating Station.
Capacity 56,000 N.P. Started In 1947
In operation 1950.
Otto Holden Generating Station
Formally La Cave Generating Station,
Ottawa River. Capacity 256,000 H,P
Initial operation, early 1952.
E. V. Buchanan Frequency Changer
and Transformer Station
Formerly Westminster Frequency Chan.
ger and Transformer Station.
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSIO
Ross L. Dobbin Transformer Station
Formerly Peterborough Transformer
Station.
A. W. Manby Transformer Steffen
Formerly Kipling Transformer Station,
Toronto, In operation 1949•
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