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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST22
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The regular session of West
Wawanosh Tow,nship Council for
August was held at the Hall on
Tuesday evening, August 7, with
all members in'Attendanee. and
Reeve' Lyons presiding.
dy-LaW #'6, 1973, was given •
third-reading and finally passed ,
subject to approval of the'1973
Budget as submitted, by the Min-
istry of Treasury, Economics and
Intergovernmental.Affairs. This
by-law, duly presented and sec-
onded by Councillors Ritherford
and Foran, authorizes the collec-
tion of the 1973 tax levy and sets
the individual rates. The Town-
ship residential and farm rate is
substantially unchanged from last
year at 15 mills, and the commer-
cial rate remains, as well, almost
the,same at 18 mills. The County
rate, will be 19.93 mills,
elementary school rates 15.47 •
and'17.20, secondary school
rates 13.93 and 15.48..
The minutes of the June and
July meetings were read and ad-
opted on motion of Councillors
Hickey and Foran.
, A letter from a resident of the
village of Dungannon wa's read to
Council, following which a short
discussion took place regarding
weeds,in the said village. Coun-
cil took action on` the requeit in
the letter by instructing the
Clerk to contact County Weed
Inspector Alex Chesney to invest-
igatethe complaint of weeds on
certain lots in Dungannon:
On Motion of Councillors Ruth7
erford and Durnin,,,,By-Law # 14,'
19'12 was given third reading and
'finally passed.
By-Law # 5, 1973,' levying a
special rate on certain lots iri the
Township to cover the repayment
of tile drainage loans was given'
third reading and finally passed , '
on motion of Councillors Hickey.
and Fenn.
The Clerk was instructed to
write Lucknow Recreational Dir...
ector, WM. Hunter, regarding the
liner required for the Swimming
Pool.
A motion by Councillors Ruth-
erford and ,Hickey authorized the
Road Superintendent to advertise
in three local papers 'for tenders
for the application of "13" gravel
on Sideroad 18-10 Concession 8.
On motion of Councillors Foran
and burnin the Clerk was instruct-
ed to advertise in three local pap-
ers for applications for a person to
superintend the Township dump
for two days per week, beginning
29 September 1973. "
• Motion' by Councillors Ruther-
ford and Durnin,. 'that West Wawa -
nosh Township Council authorize
B. M. Ross and Associates of God-
erich, Engineers, to call tenders
for the Public Works Building
construction.
,The road accounts were ordered
paid on Motion of Councillors For-
an and Rutherford. '
The following accounts, were
ordered, paid on inotion of Coun-
cillors Hickey and Durnin;
Hilliard. Jefferson, 2 tile drain-
age inspections, 40.00; A. M. . •
Harper, 1972 audit and meeting
charge, 820.00; Neuhauser Poul-
try Company, 1972 business tax.
rebate, 71.01; Blyth District Fire
Area, Bakker fire, 220.00; Rob-
ert Purves, calf killed, 125.00;
Robt. A. Aitchison., livestock '-
inspection, 7.00;,J. A..McDon-
agh Agency, compensation prem-
ium, 91.75; Arnold's General
Store, Recreation Committee
account, 119.22; Ontario Hydro,
hall power, 11.25; Fawcett Metal
Products, Todd Drain repair,
50.61.
„ROAD ACCOUNTS
Harvey Culbert, salary, 284.92;
George' Humphrey, operator,
403.70; A. McDonald, operator,
310.14; Colborne Township, boun-
dary account, 1907.69; B. P. Oil
Ltd., fuel and oil, 300.48; Car-
loW Tire, tire repairs, '48.00;
Radford's Garage, grader tubes
and repairs, 57.33; Robert Stoth-
ers , filters, 46.07; George Smyth,
posts and welding; 28.50; H.
Lobb and Sons Ltd. , mower parts,
12.79; Snell Supplies Ltd. ,, mow-
er parts; '7.50; G. & E. Sales,,
tractor parts, 61.26; Dawson's,
chisel and file, 5.03; J. A. Mc-
Donagh Agency, compensation
premium, 220.50; Receiver Gen-
eral, C.P.P.; U.I.; I.T.
174.19,
Bruce Bruce Farm Report
MANURE STORAGE
STRUCTURES
One of the structures of in-
creasing importance on the farm
today that used. to store live-
stock manure. 'Where manure is
stored as a solid a grade level
concrete slab is usually consider-
ed sufficient. However, when
one considers the need to control
the run-off that can occur from
a pile of manure, the concrete
pad may need to be enclosed with
concrete walls to! contain any
liquids..In order to facilitate the
handling .of this manure, it may
be further necessary 'to consider
a small, separate storage unit for
the liquid portion only.
When considering the storage
'structure for liquid manure, a
farmer has several choices. Es-
sentially the storage structure
bcomes a tank, and may be' —
rectangular or circular 'in shape;
built below grade level,. part-
ially in the ground, or totally
above grade; have a fully .rein-
forced concrete top that will take
tractors, trucks, loaded wagons,
etc., or have a roof that will just
keep snow and rain out of the
tank — or have no top at all.
Circular tanks are structurally
the most efficient—the least wall
area for volume enclosed, least
use of steel reinforcing for wall
strength. On the other hand rec-
tangular tanks can be built by
any contractor using regular
straight - sided forms, while
truly circular tanks require the
use of circular forms which prac-
tically limits this type of con
struction to tower 'silo contractors
(who may be hard to get at cer-
tain times of the year),.
Whether tanks should be below
grade, partially below, or totally
above depends on several factors:
— the elevation of the ground -
water level, the required , capacity
of, any tank, and the type of
manure to be stored. High ground
- water levels- can create major,
pressure problems for below
grade tanks, as well as leakage
into the tanks, thus reducing the
effective capacity. Above -
ground tanks, especially for larg-
er volumes are usually 'less cost-
ly per cubic foot of storage cap-
acity -- but considerably more
attention has to 'be paid to .the
system used for, manure'agitation
prior to removal from storage.
Satisfactory agitation systems
have been -developed for hog
manure, in above - grade tanks,
while this is still very much in
,the developmental stage 'for
cattle manure.
The matter of roofs for manure
PERMANENT
LIGHTWEIGHT
FIREPROOF
VERMIN. PROOF
tanks is a big topic in itself, and
will be dealt 'with in a subse-
quent article. '
H. E. Bellman,
Agricultural Engineer
4-H EXCHANGE COMPLETED
During the week of. August 7th
- 12th many Bruce County 4-Her's
and their families have been busy
hosting .30 4-H'ers and 3 chaper-
ones from Scott County, Minnes-
ota. A county - wide .4-H dance,
roller skating, tour of Douglas
Point and potluck family supper
at Inverhuron were 'among the
many activities in which the hosts
and guests took part.
28 „members of. Bruce County
4-H Homemaking and Agricultur-
al Clubs and 2 chaperones travel-
led to Scott County earlier this
year June 29th -.July 3rd.
ACCESSORIES FOR THE
BEDROOM
/ Interested in 'a 4-H Homemak-
ing 'Club for the Fall Project --
Accessories for the Bedroom? ,If
so, contact the Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food for more
iriformation. Training Schools for
this project begin September 8th.
Barb De Visscher,
Home Economist
SLABS
Size 18" x '18" and
24" x. 24" •
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Size
24" x 30"
Council adjourned on motion
of Councillor Hickey to 4 Sept-
ember 1973, at'8.30 p.m. at the
Joan Armstrong, Clerk.
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