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Tuesday, December 31,1985
9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M.
Music by: Sound System 70
SPONSORED BY LUCKNOW & DISTRICT KINSMEN CLUB
Proceeds to Community Betterment No Minors Allowed.
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Tickets also available at McDonagh's
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We re -open Thursday, December26th with
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Family MERRY CHRISTMAS from the staff and
Management of
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West Wawanosh council -
gathers for inaugural session
The members of the West Wawanosh
Township council for the 1986-1988 term of
office gathered in the office of the
municipal works garage on Dec. 5, for its.
inaugural session. All subscribed to the
Oath of Elected Office and the Oath of
Allegiance.
No one present had a disclosure of
interest to declare.
The minutes of the ,November meeting
were adopted as printed and distributed on
motion of councillors Harry Brindley and
Bruce Raynard.
A.J..Sherwood appeared before council
to complain about beavers on the Young
Drain (Sharpe's Creek) on his property at
lot 18, concession 3, and to seek council's
assistance in removing them. from the
municipal drain. Council informed Sher-
wood that the drainage superintendent
would be made ayvare of his request.
'At 10 a.m. Co'iirt of Revision on the
assessments in By -Law #14-85, the Miller-
Raynard municipal drain, was opened by a
motion of councillors Rhea Hamilton -Seeg-
er and Cecil Cranston.
Owner Wim de Boer attended thecourt
and questioned the members about.assess-
ment on his property for future mainten-
ance. The clerk referred to the report
wherein it is• stated that maintenance will
be based on outlet assessment, and de
Boer's lot is assessed for benefit only.
There being no written appeals, and no
other owners appeared, a motion by coun-
cillors Brindley and Hamilton -Seeger dos-
ed the court:
The motion by councillors Brindley and
Cranston "That By -Law 1114.85, The
Mille:-Raynard Municipal Drain By -Law,
is hereby given third reading and finally
passed", was carried.
The drainage superintendent was in-
formed of the beaver problem on the
Young Drain' (referred to above by Sher-
wood). Work on the Forster Drain in the
McQuail property, will be done as soon as
possible ;this fall. "Work on .the J.B. Young
Drain (on Stapleton property) will be done
in the. spring.
An application for a building permit for a
woodshed submitted by J. Stryker of
Aitburn, was approved and, the building'
inspector was .authorized to issue a permit
on motion of councillors Raynard and
Cranston.
The 't°road superintendent questioned
council about hiring part-time help for
winter, especially during intense snow
control operations. Severalnames of inen
capable of handling snow 'removal equip-
ment were
quip-mentwere suggested and the road superin-
tendent "indicated he would make the,
contacts with a view to hiring one.
Rate of pay for inexperienced part-time
help was discussed, and finally it ,was
moved by councillor. Hamilton -Seeger and
seconded by councillor Brindley, ;'That the.
rate of pay for part-time winter help is
hereby set at $5 per hour for a pro-
bationary period of four. weeks, at which
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
G.Q.C.
time performance will be •reviewed and at
discretion of . council an increase will be
considered."
The road superintendent informed coun-
cil that, grader No. 2 was in serious need of
a motor tune-up, and he would probably
arrange to have it done shortly.
Road accounts in the sum of $4,196.49
were authorized for payment on motion of
Raynard and Brindley.
The . clerk was directed to write Ray
Hallahan regard the covering and compact-
ing at thedump, and submission, of his
account.
Council concurred with resolutions from
the village of O'memee, regarding funding
by the province for municipalities where
fire departments provide CPR', First .Aid,.
auto extraction and traffic controlservices;
and the Huron -Perth County Roman
Catholic Separate School Board tohave the
province alter existing legislation which is
found to be responsible for excessive law-
suits and court awards which are skyrock-
eting the cost of insurance premiums to
municipalities and school boards.
A. motion'by councillor Cranston appoint-
ed Harold Errington to a further three-year
term as West Wawanosh representative to
the Maitland Valley Conservation Author-
ity., Other committee appointments are:
councillor Cranston Lucknow Arena and
Joint Recreation Committee;• deputy -Reeve
Raynard - Luckno.v Fire Department and
Health Centre; reeve Aitchison - Lucknow
Fire Department and Farm & Horne Safety
Association; councillor Hamilton -Seeger -
, , Auburn Community Memorial, Hall and
West Wawanosh Recreation Committee;
councillor Brindley - Lucknow Health
Centre, Blyth Firc Department and West.
Wawanosh Recreation Committee.
Considerable discussion took place re-
garding the acquisition of caps displaying a
township crest, designed from the new
logo. The clerk's investigation indicated
that . the manufacturing of crests alone
would amount to more than $3.00 per
piece. The spoons and pins purchased at
the time of the selection of the logo were
discussed and council felt that until those
were disposed of 'no further promotions
should be undertaken. The clerk noted that
the price of pins and spoons is unchanged'
at $1 and $2, 'respectively, and . that
there is a plentiful supply still available at
the office.
The rental of a postage i meter was
discussed •briefly, but was felt to be an
unwarranted expense for the • sake of
convenience only. A. motion by councillors
Cranston •.and Hamilton -Seeger, "That .
West Wawanosh Township Council hereby
resolves that a petty cash fund in the
amount of $60 be •established 'to take
care of incidental office expenses such as
postage, etc."
General accounts in the . amount of.
$128,104.54,were approved for payment on
motion of councillors Cranston and Ham-
ilton -Seeger.
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
OPEN DATES AVAILABLE
DECEMBER
Friday 13, 20, 27
Saturday 21
JANUARY
Friday 3, 10, 31
Saturday4, 11, 18, 25
,TUESDAY,. DECEMBER 31
Kinsmen New Year's Dance
CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN
900 am:. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY
528-3532