The Huron Expositor, 1971-02-11, Page 9- Area Councils
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Rates and salaries
established by Hullett Township
for the present yeer are: -Fence Viewers, $6.00 per
trip plus ...in.-per-Mile; Live-
stock Evaluator, $6.00 per trip
plus .101 per mile; Deputy Re-
turning Officer $13.00; Poll
Clerk $12,00/ Polling HdOth
07-.00; *Pit Run Gravel .0t4 per
cu. yd., Crushing Gravel .114
per. cu. yd.; Trench Inspector
$6.00 per trip,. plus .101 per
mile; Ditch Commissioner $6.00
per trip plus $2.00 per hr. after
2 hours; Labour $2.00 per hr.;
Grader Operator $2.30 per hr.;
Wingman $2.00 per hr.; Road
Superintendent $2.50 per hr.;
Clerk-Treasprer $4,000.00 plus
500.00 mileage -(subject to review
in,July) Councipors $50040 plus
Meeting expenses outside the
Township`;` Reeve, $600.00 plus
Meeting expenses outside the
Township; Welfare Officer, $6.00
per trip plus .100 per "mile;
Pound Keepers, $5.00 per im-
poundment plus expenses; Ta"
Morrts
Morris Council held its Feb-
ruary meeting in the Township
Hall' with all members present
and Reeve Wm. Elston presid-
ing.
Resolutions adopted included:
- That a grant of $150 be
given to Brussels Medical-Dental
Centre.
-That membership fee be paid
to Association of Ontario Mayors
and Reeves
-That Wm. Elston be Morris'
representative on Midwestern
Ontario Regional Development
Council. •
- That we authorize Ontario
Hydro to install new mercury
vapour lights in Walton, Morris
to accept cost of 11 - 175 watt
mercury vapour lights. •
- That Thos. Miller be al-
ternate representative to
Brussels, Morris and Grey Rec-
reation Committee for Morris.
- That we -advertise for
warble fly inspector and warble
fly sprayer, same to • be in by
noon, February 27, 1971.
Accounts approved for pay-
ment included: Roads $5,708.86
and General $1,282.09 for a total
of $6,990.95.
Wawanash
y..
Collector, 2% commission.
Appointments to towiiship
Motions adopted included:
- That we authorizeThe Clerk
offices include; to open a Municipal Drainage
Bank Account. • Fence Viewers,Le-prpe,
R. 'Trewartha, J. Taniblyn, E. - That we refer the Petition,
of Donald Pickard,Charles Bran- Lapp, John Buur, Stewart Dale;
Ditch Commissipner - Clare don, anti W.Earl Collins to Henry
Vincent; Tre nch Inspector - Uderstadt and ask him to con-
George Haggett; Labourers - tact each person involved.
Hired by Road Superintepdent; -That we appoint Hugh Flynn
Grader Operator - Arthur Way- as representative on the Mait-
land Valley.Conservation Author-mouth; Wingman - James John-
ity for the years 1971-72. ston; Livestock Evaluator - -That we defer decision on
Joseph Shaddick; Poll Clerks & the building permit of John Rap-Deputy Returning Officers - To
son for one month. be chosen by the clerk and ap- -That we set the Road. Super- proved by Council; Welfare Of-
intendent's rate of pay at $2.50 ficers - Clare Vincent; Clerk, per hour. Treasurer - Clare Vincent;
That we' appoint Hugh Flynn Auditor - A.
Harper; Solic)t- as delegate to meeting concerning or - A. M. Harper; Solicitor -
the Hayfield River Conservation Donnelly & Murphy; Pound Keep-
Area. ers - Thomas Leiner, Ed:
-That we appoint Clare Vin- Watson, Wm. Livingston,
P. dent as representative to the On-
Gibbings, F. Nesbitt, G.Howatt; tario Drainage Association meet-Tax Collector - Clare Vincent.
ing and pay our $15.00 member-At the inaugural meeting the ship.- Oath of Office was taltep,by Reeve.
That we make a Grant of
Hugh Flynn, Councillors Joe $200.00 to the Hullett F.O.A. Hunking, John Jewitt, Milton Dale This $200.00 to be used to fin-
and Charles Scanlon. Reverend ance the Hullett F. 0. A. Stanley McDonald was present exclusively.
and spoke briefly to the newly - That we make a° Grant of installed council. Council mem-
$25.00 to the' S.alVation Army. bers as well as the Road Superin-
-That we appdint John Jewitt tendent and Clerk:-Treasurer
to the Seaforth Hospital Board. spoke concerning the affairs of
-That we appointJoellunking, the Township.
Waymouth, snow plowing,
$267.73; James Johnston, snow
plowing $217.77; George Hoggart,
Road Superintendent,' $628.32;
BP Oil Ltd., Fuel 011 & Diesel
Fuel $206.14; Radford's Garage
Ltd., Fuel & Repairs, $22.17;
Robt. Dalton, snow plowing,
$1,928.00;.Radford Construction,
snow plowing $2,880.12; Recei-
ver General of Canada, deduc-
tions, $159.36; Clinton News,Re-
cord, Elections $9,10; Huron
Expositor, Elections $9,80; ,
Association of Mayors and
Reeves, membership, $20.00;
SoCial Assistance $330.00.
That we approve the Fidelity The agreement of the Perth
Bond for the Clerk-Treasurer County Beard of Education to
now in effect. . accept payment of the 1971 Edu-
Ken Dunn of Burns Ross & cation levy twice- Yearly• on the
Associates discussed a proposed • same dates as 1970 was. con-
improvement 'on ' the street ‘111' 'anrreCi yin 'by' Logan Cduncil at
front of the Church -tri"Sbrideas-1-6't4ttaIPebiaildrrnieetite
boro at an estimate of $13,000. T. Nicholson and G. Jarmuth
The proposal was laid over for were appointed Logan Township
further discussion and planning, representatives to the Mid-Wes-
A request from Hearn Whole- tern. Ontario Regional Develop-
sale for assistance in se- ment Council, and L. GOrdner
curing an adequate water supply and B. Kolkirian to the Mid-
was left to the March meeting Western Regional Tourist Coun-
when mare information may be tenders-to crush and
available. haul -approximately 20,000 cu.
Accounts approved included: yds. of gravel were received and
Wm.Berry, Refund on Londes- the contract awarded to R. H.
boro Drain $119'.'76; H. Stryker, Jennison Ltd., Grand Bend at
Overpayment of /70 taxes $1.04 per yd. Bob Chaffe ad-
$211.87; F:Johnston, Fox Bounty, dressed Council requesting a/
$52.00; Municipal World,. grant ' for • the Homestead
Improvement „competition to be Subseriptions & Supplies $136.45;
Vanderheid Bros., Bid Cheque, held previous to the International
$200.00; Skeoch Business Equip- Plowing Match in 1972 and $150
ment, Supplies $18.06; Maitland was authorized.
Teleservice, Telephone $1a59; C. General 'accounts amounting
to' $1606.36 and Road Accounts Vincent, Salary for January
$287.02; Ontario Hydro, Three totalling $11,714.39 were ordered
street lights, $685.07; Arthur' paid.
e
HUgh Flynn, Gerald. McDowell,
Ted Mills, James McPhee, Je.nies
Glouslier and President of the
Auburn- Institute to 'the Auburn
Hall Board.
That we appoint Joe Bunking
and Charles Scanlon to the Blyth
Fire Area Board.
- That we appoint Milton Date,
Charles Scanlon,DoraShobbroolt,
Percy Gibbibgs, John Radford,
Kenneth llulley, Dolores Howitt
and the President of the *.I., to
the Lexidesboro Hall Board.
Accounts approved included:
Receiver General, deductions
$150,05; Londesboro Hall Board, .
Polling Booth $17.00; Auburn
Community Hall,, Polling Booth
$17.00; Theo. Flyen, Polling
Booth, $17.00; Forester's Hall, •,
Polling Booth, $17,00; L. Sheb-
brook, D. R.O. , $13.00; J. Pollard,
Poll Clerk $12.00; W. Craig-,
D.R.O. $13.00; Mrs. C.Craig,
Poll Clerk, $12.00; J. Flynn,
,D.R.O. $13.00; E. Snell, Poll
Clerk $12.00; W. Young, D.R.O.
$13.00; L. Watt, Poll Clerk &
Booth $29.00; Mrs. E. Jewitt,
poll Clerk $12.00; K. Preszcator,
D.R.O. $13.00; C. Vince& R.O.
& Supplies $54.53; Clarke Con-
struction, Pollard Drain Pymt-r-
V4-$800.00; W. Powell, Error Re-
fund on Tax Roll $10.00; Ontario
Hydro, Street Lights $104.86;
County of Huron, Tax Collecting
$545.90; Salvation Army, Grant,
$25.00; E.H.Uderstadt, Gibbings
Report. $2,000.00; A. Waymouth,
Plow Operator $90.93; J.
Johnston, Wing-man $65.30; G.
Hoggart, Road Superintendent &'
Supplies $ 130.52; R. Cook,Wages
$8.10; K. Cook, Wages $8.10;
Dom. Road Maph.Sales, Grader.
%Repairs $122.15; B.P.011 Ltd.,.
'Fuel Oil $24.20; R. Dalton,SnoW
Plowing $686,00; G.Radford Con-
stn., Snow Plowing $1,370.63; T.
Dilizer, Furnace Repairs $10.65;
Radford's •Garage, Fuel & Re-
pairs $ 14. 00;Ont.Farm Drainage,
Membership $15.00; Hugh Flynn,
Welfare Trips $60.00; Hullett
Township F. of. A., Grant 1971
$200.00
Smiles .
"Another new dress,"
bellowed the husband. "Vi/here
will I get the money to pay for it?"
"Whatever my faults, dear,"
cooed his wife, "you can't say
I'm inquisitive."
"Well, sir," said the waiter
as he placefilkthe hot bowl of
-soup before the customer, it
certainly looks like rain-, doesn't
it?"
The customer 'looked at t14,
bowl and sniffed slowly, "You're'
right," he said' grimly, "but it
does •smell a bit like soup."
Outside as snOwsqualls
the snowdrifts higher, inside the
members of the llosyltal
Auxiliary listened happitY to
stories of Nassau where the
temperatures were in the 80
degree range.
Mrs. W. C. Bennett spoke of
her holiday to the beautiful island
at a meeting held_atthe Hospital
Tuesday night. She had returned
to Seaforth on Sunday to find the
town recovering from the effects
of the recent store which she hiad
been fortunate to miss.
Mrs. Bennett, vice president
of the Auxiliary, presided for the
meeting. Sales in the Gift Shop
and from the cart were-higher than
usual in February due to the
storms.
Miss Dorothy Parke reported
tickets were sold out for the
Auxiliary Dance at the Legion Op
February 27. 1.
Miss. Alice Reid won the
mystery prize.
OBITUARY
JOSEPH P. MILLER ,
There passed away at his
home, February 1st, in Dearborn,
Michigan, Joseph P. Miller, after
a long ilness. He is survived
by his wife, the former Martha
Flannery of Seaforth, also three
sisters, Mrs. Louise Deziel of
East Grand Forks, Minn., Mrs.
Margaret Cariveau and Mrs.
Lilley Jeffrey of Grand Forks,
N.'Dakota. The funeral was held
from Fuerfeld Funeral Home,
Thursday morning to St. Martha's
Church at 10:30 a.m. Then to
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Pall-
bearers were Roy Burton, Leo
,Tschirhart, Victor -' Dantzer,
Ronnie Jeffrey, John and Cyril
Flannery.
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The new Huron County deunell
Liaison - Committee from the
Huron County Hoard of Education
consists of vice-chairman John
Broadfoot, Dr. A. B Deathe and
Mrs. Warren Zinn.
This new committee hopes to-
meet soon with the committee of
county counciLappointed-roleal
with the school board concerning
matters Of mutual concern.
one of the most pressing dis-
cussions will centre around the
library facilities in the county.
During the February 8 meeting in
Clinton, Dr. Deathe expressed a
desire to work with the County
Council on the question of
libraries. Dr. Deathe said he
Ralph Goren, Campaign
Chairman for the annual Huron-
Perth Christmas Seal Campaign
has announced that the 1970 Cam -
paign raised $33,265 • for
Research, Education and Re-
habilitation. He expressed
appreciatioh to all supporters,
volunteers and postal workers
for the co-operation that had con-
tributed to the campaign.
Mrs. Edith Brothers, Strat-/
UCW Has
Meeting
Unit "1 of Northside U.C.W.
met at the home of Mrs.Graham
Kerr with sixteen ladies present.
. Mrs. G. McKenzie had charge
of the programme.
Mrs. Van Rooijen was the
guest speaker and told of their
experiences after coming to
Canada.
,The March meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Hoggarth and'
Miss Ruth Cluff.
ra
felt library Service could--be cov
ordinatecl for the betternient_O
41. , Dr. DeathealsOreCenlinended
that no library building projects
be undertaken at 'any of the
schools in Huron County until it
was decided whether or not the
county school board' and County
council could co-operate on a
library venture.
Mrs. Zinn was also appointed
to attend the Ontario Institute For
Studies in Education Workshop
next month in Windsor providing
Ur-m=00110n is still available.
ford, Mrs. Edith Fisher,
Mitchell, Mrs. David Schenck,
Seaforth and, Mrs. Beryl David-
son, Sebringville attended the
semi-annual meeting of the
Ontario TB and Respiratory
Disease Association in Toronto
recently.
Mrs. Davidson, Program Di-
rector for the local group addres-
sed the delegates- at the meeting.
Her topic was Rehabilitative
Programs for the Chronic Pul-
monary Disease Sufferer." •
East Wawanosh council held
its February meeting in the
• grave Comniunity Centre Room
With 'Reeve'Roy Pattison presid-
ing-and all 'the members present.
ild,adOptecl'inClUded
rf3)9°- Pat ' Robert e haitei• "be "
appointed to the Huron County
Zdhe Organization for MODA.
- That the Membership fee of
$15.00 be paid to Ontario Farm
Drainage Association and that
Mr. John Gaunt, Township tile,
drain inspector, if attending con-
vention be paid convention
expenses of 455.00.
Wm. Empey of the Huron
County Health Unit met with
Council to discuss the dump
situation. Application for a
certificate of approval for the
East Wawanosh Township waste
disposal site was made to the
Huron Co. Heath Unit and to the
Department of Energy and Re-
source's Management.
Road Accounts of $5,677.04
and General, Accounts of
.$9,007.74 were approved.
Hu!lett Sets Salary Sc
Township Clears
Grader Purchase
Councillor Joe Flunking was
appointed to preside at the
February meeting of Hullett
council when Reeve Hugh Flynn
was absent through illness.
Motions adopted included:
- That we renew subscrip-
tions ofihe Municipal World for
1970-71.
- That we pay membership
fee of $20.00 to the Association
of Mayors and Reeves for 1971.
The Tender of Dominion Road
Machinery Co., at $30,607.50 for
a new grader was accepted sub-
ject to approval.,of Department of
Highways and other tenders were-
Wabco Ltd $30,900 andcrothers
EQuipment Ltd $31,867.
- That we review- the ap-
plication of John Rapson for a
building permit at the March
meeting.
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