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Hullett plans spray program
ATTEND JACK RIDDELL NIGHT — Morris reeve Bill Elston and wife Isobel were
among the lar ,ge crowd that attended a dance for Huron MPP Jack Riddell in
Huron Park last week. Mr. Riddell and wife Leone are at right. At left is Walter
Ostanek whose band played at the event.
April 4th at 5:00 p.m. The Road
Superintendet will also call
tenders for 18,000 yards of 5/8
gravel to be spread on Township
roads to the satisfaction of the
Road Superintendent.
The Warble Spray Program
was finalized at a special meeting
of Hullett Council last week. The
tender of James Leishman for
spraying warbles at the rate of 20
cents per head or a minimum
charge of $5.00 per call on lots, of
less than 25 cattle was accepted.
Hugh Flynn was hired for Warble
Fly Inspector at $3.25 per hour
and.15 cents per mile.
The Tender of Cyanamid Farm
Supply Centre for 705 lbs. of
Warbicide at .75 cents per pound
was accepted. The 'Spraying price
was set at 35 cents a head or
minimum charge of $5.00 and
$1,25 per pound for powder.
The Ditch Commissioner will
be sent to the Drainage Commis-
sioners' School and registration
paid if he wishes to go.
Severance for Wilfred Scott,
Con. 7, Lot 1 and 2 was approved.
At the regular meeting, March
3, James Schneider was present
to inquire about procedure on
severances. Building permits
were issued to Mantred Losereit,
Lot 6, MB, House; Oliver Wright,
Lot 2, Con. 3, Garage on House;
Tom Whyte, Lot 2; Con. 5,
Garage to house Generator; sub-
ject to Township By-Laws and
County Health Unit. Tenders
were called on the closed portion
of the Beane Drains #1 and #2,
with the recommendation that
his work be done in July or
August. Tenders to be in the
Clerk's hands by 5:00 p.m., April
4, 1975.
The proposed budget of the
Recreation Committee of $4,000.
was approved.
The Engineer and several
affected owners.were present and
a lengthy discussion ensued on
the Wallace Drainage Works.
While the general feeling was
that the proposed drain would be
satisfactory there was some dis-
sention about the division of the
costs involved. An open ditch
was mentioned, to replace part of
the proposed tile and lower the
cost, but this was not definitely
decided. The final indication was
that the report on the construction
would not be changed. Assess-
ment will be discussed at the next
meeting ;
the Road Superintendent will
advertise for tendeta for a five ton
truck. 'fenders to be in the hands
of the Road Superintendent by
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