The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-01-11, Page 20PAGE 4A—THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1979
ould re -locate
township.-iibrary
West Wawanosh
Township Council met for
its 'regular monthly
meeting on Wednesday,
January 3.
A letter from the Huron
County Chief Librarian,
dealing with the
Dungannon Branch of the
Public Library', was read
to council.Councillor
Durnin agreed to in-
vestigate the possibilities
for the relocation of the
Dungannon Bran -t and
the -Clerk was directed to
reply to the Chief
Librarian to this effect.
A letter from Ron
Fleming, Huron County
Agricultural engineer,
was read. The Clerk. was
directed to write Mr.
Fleming and invite him
and Mr. Bradshaw to the
February council
meeting, or whenever
they can attend.
Council passed a
motion: "That West
Wawanosh Township
donate $250 to Auburn •
Centennial- Committee -
for assistance with a
working fund before the
celebrations, and to
consider a further ad-
vance if the committee
finds it necessary."
A resolution from the
Town of Oakville, con-
cerning the exploitation
of women and the
distribution of por-
nographic material, was
endorsed by council.
A motion was passed by
council: "That West
Wawanosh Township
Council authorizes the
sale to the Ontario
Municipal Improvement
Corporation of , deben-
tures for $15,000 for a
term of ten years to cover
the purchase by the
township of a one-quarter
interest in a new fire
truck, and its share of the
cost of acquiring a one-
quarter interest in all
fire -fighting equipment
presently owned by the
Corporation of the Village
of Lucknow."
By-law No. 1, 1979, was
given third reading and
finally passed. This by-
law appoints the various
municipal officials and
sets out their respective
salaries or fees. Ten
percent raise was given
to all - employees
negotiating salaries,
including the council
mar bers' honoraria.
By -Law No. 2, 1979, was
given a third reading and
finally passed. This by-
law authorizes the
borrowing of sufficient
funds during 1979 to cover
expenditures necessary
before taxes are
collected.
Council passed a
motion: "That the salary
of Road Superintendent
George Humphry be
raised by ten percent to
$6.10 per hour.'%.
The Clerk was directed
to advertise in local
papers to the effect that
the ` Township Waste
Disposarsite i`s now open
on Saturdays only until
April; and that the
township and its
snowplowing operators
are not• responsible for
damage to vehicles left
parked on roadsides
during the winter.
Council set du*n the
holidays for which road
employees will be paid.
These are: New Year's
day; Good Friday;
Victoria day; Dominion
day; Civic Holiday;
Labour day;
Thanksgiving day;
Christmas day and.
Boxing day.
The road accounts were
ordered paid.
The general accounts
were passed for payment.
Council •adjourned to
February 6 at 1 p:m.
East Wawanos:
business routi
The Council of the
Township -of East
Wawanosh met in regular
session on January 2 at 1
p.m.
The Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commeete,
Wingham was again
appointed the- banker of
the Corporation of the
Township of East
Wawanosh. The Reeve
-and Clerk -Treasurer
were authorized on behalf
of the Corporation of the
----Towtiship-to-ace ur-e—al
acts regarding Banking
Authority.
By -Law Number 1, 1979
being a by-law to
authorize the borrowing
of $250,000 to meet, until
the taxes are collected,
the current expenditures
of the municipality for
the year 1979, was in-
troduced, read a first,
second and ._ thirdtime and
finally passed.
By-lawNumber 2, 1979,
being a by-law of the
Corporation of the
Township of East
Wawanosh to appoint a
Clerk, -Treasurer -Tax'
Collector and to set the
salary was given first,
second and third readings
and finally passed.
Winona Thompson was
appointed.
By-law Number 3, 1979,
being ' a by-law stating
that the Township of East
Wawanosh and snow
plowmen shall not be
responsible for damage
to vehicles or mail boxes
left , in the way of a
snowplow was given first,
second and third readings
and finally passed, under
authority of the Highway
Traffic Act. Also any
vehicle left in such a
manner as to interfere
with the clearing of snow
from the highway, shall
be towed away at the
owner's expense.
A grant of $25 was
given to the Ontario
March of Dimes.
Membership fee of $31
was paid to. Ontario Good
Roads. Association for the
year 1979.
A grant of $255 was paid
to the Wingham
Recreation and Com-,
munity Centres Board
covering surcharge 'for
the ratepayers of the
Township of East
Wawanosh. • '
The Blyth Fire Levy for
the year 1979 was paid in
the amount of $2,660.
1- - A -'building permit was
approved and • is to be
issued to Ralph Campbell
for a sow barn, subject to
the approval of the
Min -is -try , -o-€--- the -
Environment. •
John McClinchey, road
grader operator, was
guaranteed a 40 -hour pay
work week. After 40
hours, he is to get time
and a -half overtime per -
hour. pay. Also he is
J.J. (Jim) MULHERN
GENERAL INSURANCE
GODERICH
524-7070
granted 11/2 days per
month sick leave; credit
for sick days to be deleted
every two weeks.
C. W. Hanna, Road
Superintendent; is to
contact Ken Dunn, Burns
Ross & Associates,
Goderich regarding load
limits on the bridges in
the township.
A motion Was passed
that council apply for the
balance of -annual petition,
-for -subsidy under ---
provision -of the Public
Transportation and High-
way Improvement Act
for the year 1978.
A motion was passed
that road accounts of
.$5,194.32 and general
accounts of $6,49.9.01 was
presented to be passed
and paid.
Council adjourned to
meet again on February 2 -
at 1 p.m:
Twp. approves hospital
request. for $1,588
Goderich Township
Council met on January 2
at which timecouncil
members hearda request
from Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital to
approve their proposed
additions and
renovations. Council
moved to accept the sum
of $1,588 as the t'ownship's
share of the project with -
the understanding that
$1,588 is the top cut off
figure, and that if the
project is constructed for
less than the estimate,
the township's share will
be reduced on a pro rata
basis.
George Brophy
presented a sub -dividers
agreement to council on
behalf of S.A.M. Council
agreed to study the
agreement, . to have the
clerk consult with the
solicitor and to meet on
February 5 , with Mr.
13roptl:y. •
The Ministry of
Housing'submitted'a plan
of sub -division on part lot
4 B.L. concession now in
the village of Bayfield.
Council did , not approve
of the 40• residences all
exiting onto the township
sideroad when a paved
road was adjacent to the
sub -division. Further,
since the road is payed
and is under Bayfield
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Winds and extremely cold temperatures forced the
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