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Council Minutes
1947
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Township Hall, Straffordville, Jan. 6, 1947.
The Inaugural meeting of the 1947 Council of the Township of Byyham was
held on the above date. Those subscribing to the necessary deblarations
of office were -Reeve, N. H. McConkey; Deputy Reeve, A. A. Johnson and f
'Councillors, Chas. F'. Jackson, A. N. Wright and Lyle C. Coyle, Rev. A. J.
McKaye, the local minister was present and was called upon by the Reeve.
Mr. McKaye read a few verses of scripture, gave a few words of kindly
advise to the Council and lead in a short prayer. The Reeve then called
upon the members present to say a few words and in turn he thanked Mr.
McKaye for attending the meeting. The usual business of the Township
was then proceeded with. Minutes of the last meeting were read,
approved and signed by the Reeve*
Considerable discussion was held in regards to the proposed by-law to
regulate the erection of buildings in the Township. The Clerk read a
draft copy of it to the Council.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council now adjourn for the noon hour and
meet again at 1 P.M... Carried.
Communications were read and discussed.
Messrs. Robt. Scott of Vienna and Murray Stenabsugh of Eden, each in
turn waited on the Council in regards to the position of Assessor for
the Township for the Current year. They were informed that an Assessor
would likely be appointed at the February meeting.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 1160, being a by-law to regulate the
erection, alteration, repair and wrecking of certain buildings in the
Township of Bayham, be now read a first time... Carried.
Moved by Johnson n
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1160,benow read a second time.Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1160 be now read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That we join the Ontario Good Roads Assn. and the
Ontario Municipal Assn. and that the fees of $5.00 and $10.00 respect-
ively be sent to the proper officers... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the Council and Road Supt. and Clerk be delegated
to the Good Roads Convention on Feb. 25th. & 26n... Carried.
Discussion was held in regards to the prvl)osed Port Burwell water system
and the Clerk read a letter from the Engineers sent up by the village
Trustees.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That the Clerk contact the Township Solicitor in
regards to a possible date for a joint meeting of the Township Council
and the Village Trustees of Port Burwell to discuss the water works
system... Carried.
Mr. D. A. Gall, local bank manager, attended at the meeting and very
kindly treated with cigars.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 1161 being a by-law to authorize the
Reeve and Treasurer to borrow up to S35,000- on the credit of the
Municipality as needed for current expenses for 1947, be now read a
first time... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
1 Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1161 be .now read a second time.Carried
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1161 be no* read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the Clerk subscribe to copies of the Municipal
World for the Council and officials... Carried.
223
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That A. A. Johnson, Lyle Walsh and Mrs. H. E. Donnelly
be re -appointed to the Straffordville•Cemetery Board for a term of 3
years... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Township make a grant of $25.00 to each of
the Port Burgell and Richmond Libraries... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1162 being a by-law
to appoint
certain officers in and for the Township of Bayham for 1917 as follows;-
ollows;-
Sheep
Sheep Valuators - Robt . C. Jackson and Carman Ball (n
.54 per hour and
.12� per mile one way for car.
Louis Bratty ------------------------
5,00\
School Attendance Officer - J. D. Vallee S_ $25.00 per
year plus mileage
t at .12 ' per mile one way for car.
� P Y
5.00\
Weed Inspector - H. L. Godwin at $25.00 per year.
5.00\
Relief Officer - J. D. Vallee at $200. per year.
5.00\
Solicitor - D. F. Gibson.
133.88
Building Inspector- George Vallee at .5Oy per hour and
Trileage at .12/'
per mile one way.
145.83\
Be now read a Fibet time... Carried.
?5.7 \
MovE:3 by Jackson
1.
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1162 be now read
a second time.
Carried.
2.70\
Moved by Coyle
'' 6.00,
Seconded by Jackson- That By -Law No. 116 be now read
a third time and
finally passed... carried.
33.90\
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by uoyle- That i3y-Law No. 1163 being a by-law to appoint J. D.
Vallee as Tax collector during the pleasure of the council at a salary
of $500o per year, be now read a first time... uarried.
Moved by wr ight
aeconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1163 be now read a second time.
a uarried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Jackson- That by -Law No. 1163 be now read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That the Treasurer only sign Township cheques and thaci
the clerk prepare a by-law for same..* carried.
J. u. tiehenberg of Tillsonburg, waited on the uounoil and explained
that F. w. D. trucks suitable for snow plowing were now available and if
the `township were interested he could proctre one at an early date.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the Reeve sign the several order sheets.uarried.
Roads and Bridges ---------------------------
1486,14\
J. D. Vallee - Reg. of B. M. do D. ------------
13. 0\
a n
- Council & Janitor pay ----------
2U,
N. Hayward - Fox Bounty -----------------------
5.00
Louis Bratty ------------------------
5,00\
wM.rartington- .. '�-----------------------
5.00N
Dwight Boyd - _________________r___.,-
5.00\
U. Jenereaul - " "-----------------------
5.00\
Earl Bristol - ''-----------------------
5.00\
tiylmer Express - rrinting Y.L.-------------- --
133.88
Municipal World Ltd.- Forms etc. --------------
9.11\
vrobineial Treasurer - Police salary ----------
145.83\
'. .. - Expenses .........
?5.7 \
News rrinting uo. - Notice ---------------------
1.
Frank Laemers- garbage Coll.------------- P.V.-
40.00\
R. Cathers - Insurance ------------------ P.V. -
2.70\
Municipal World Ltd.- Subscriptions ----- P.V.-
'' 6.00,
J, W. McQuiggan - Relief for Curtis -----------
36.55
Masales----------
33.90\
Valley Camp Coal Co.- Fuel for Relief--_r___.r..
` 8,15N
M.A.----__-&-.....e
29. 3\
__
Go A. Procunier - " " M.A. ,.__-......--,
89.25`
WN
L.i0m:i
George
Chute - Fuel for M. me (Nov.) Q----
11*46N,
It
M — 11 M 1! -----
(0ct .)
14,18,*N
N. 0.
zitilwell - Relief for Meszaros -----
38. 0\
Gebr a
8
Chute- Fuel for M. A. (Dec.) ------
18.0 \
Jackson - Fuel for Relief ----------
10.00
Eitel
Bros. - M•A- -----------
57.75\.
W. E.
McKibbin - Relief for fatten -------
2.00\
P. L.
It-------
Williams - It
13.90 \
Lester
Brown - `` rerry-------
27 6o.\
F. J.
Hulton - Fuel for Meszaros----------
15.00\
Treas.
of Vienna - Relief for rake -------
11.27\
A. E.
Wilson & Co.- Prem on Treas. Bond --
20.00\
Treas.
Good Roads Assn*- Membership ------
5.00\
"
Ontario Municipal Assn,- " ------
10.00 \
"
Richmond Library - Grant -----------
25.00♦
rort Bulwell Library- "-----------
25.00\
Moved
by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council now adjourn to meet again on
Feb. 3rd. at 1 P.M... Carried,
Township Hall, ttraffordville, Jan. 28,1947.
A special meeting of the Township of Bayham Council was held 6n the
above date, all members present and Reeve McConkey presiding. The
purpose of the meeting was to consider the next steps to take in
regards t.o the Port Burwell pwbposed water system. The Village Trustee
Board and D. F . Gibson, K.U. , Township solicitor, were in attendances
lifter considerable discussion it was felt that more advise and inform-
ation should be procured and if possible, reduce the expense of the
installation.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That the Reeve and Clerk go with representatives
of the Trustee Board of Port Burwell to interview Fred a. Bell in reg*s
ards to the proposed fort Burwell water system... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That D. F'. Gibson, Township volicitor, procure as.
much information as possible from the Ontario Municipal Board in regard
to approval of expenditure for the proposed Port Burwell water system.
Carried.
The Reeve advised the _Qeat4il of the situation in regards to the Eden
Drain and of the work already done by Wilfred Nelson.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That we authorize the repair of the Fden Drain and
that the work be proceeded with at once... Carried.►
Moved by uoyle
Seconded by Jackson- That this Council adjourn to meet again on Monday
Feb. 3rd. at 10.30 a.M... uarried
IVy
Clerk.
225
Township Hall, Straffordville, Feb. 3rd. 1947.
-- Pursuant to adjournment of Jan. 28th., the Council of the Township of
bayham met in regular session on the - above date, all members present and
Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes mf the last regular and special meetings
were read, approved and signed and the following business was done.
Hospital notices and Communications including the following were read and
filed. -
From the Hoard of Trustees of Port Burwell, a requisition
sum of $2500. be levied on the 1947 assessment for police
for 1947.
A report from the Dept. of Highways auditor
The resignation of H. L. Godwin ad Drainage
Notice from the Dominion of. Canada General
Bond of W. G. Mitchell #066270 had expired
asking that the
village purposes
on the 1945 expenditures,
Inspector was received.
Insurance Co. stating thatthe
according to instructions.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That this Council authorize the petition for the Dept.
of Highways statutory grant to the amount of 526,813.25 for 1946 and the
proper officers sign same... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That this Council now adjourn for the noon hour and to
meet again at 1 P .M... Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That the Clerk contact the Councils of the rural
municipalities of the County by letter in regards to procuring an engineer
to look after drainage work in the respective municipalities...Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That in response to the petition of Walter Robbins
Port Hurwell, the Clerk be instructed to prepare a by-law to license
in the Township of bayham... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- What the following lieenses be approved.-
Thos,
pproved.-Thos. Mabee - Ice Cream Stand.
Frank Ewerth- RefresYmmnt Stand.
Fred Dorkin- Restaurant.
Clarence Roe8ch- "
Harley McCurdy- Ice Cream Stand... Carried*
of
taxis
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the resignation of H. L. Godwin as Lorain Inspector
be accepted and George Vallee be hired at .50/ per hour and .12� per mile
one way for car to be Drain Inspector... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That we join the Assn. of Assessing Officers for 1947
and the Clerk send the $10.00 fee... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council having examined the Treasurer's
Bond authorize the same be increased to $10,000. and placed in the Townshi)p
vault for safe keeping... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- Whereas in some cases it is desireable that fuel for
Mothers' Allowance beneficiaries be granted for the whole season rather
than by the month, be it therefore resolved that this Municipality agrees
to make a pro -rata rebate to the Province in the event a beneficiary
ceases to be eligible for the allowance before the end of the winter
season... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That Cecil Ball and Harley Howey be appointed to the
Eden Cemetery Board for a term of 3 years... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the Clerk be authorized to advertise in the Daily
Commercial mews for a medium sized Road Grader. Tenders to be in the hand*
of the Clerk on or before March 1st. 1947... Carried.
226
Mr. Gerald Baslaugh, of the Dominion Natural Gas Co. of Simcoe waited on
the Council in reppect to the passing of the following resolution.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- WHEREAS the Council of the Township of Bayham has
considered representation made by Dominion Natural Gas Company ltd.,
relating to the shortage in the supply of Natural Gas in the Province of
Ontario and the desirability of importing natural gas under an agreement
which has been entered into between that Company and Penn-yprk Natural Gas
Corporation;
AND WHEREAS it is represented that in pursuance of the said
agreement and in the fulfilment thereof, sugficient natural gas shall be
available at all times for all domestic purposes for the period of
fifteen years;
AND WHEREAS it is further represented that the construction of
a pipe line and other large expenditures are necessary to enable natural
gas to be imported accordingly;
AND WHEREAS it is further represented that the Company will
require an increase in its bates to be charged for natural gas if and
when the imported gas is available for delivery to its customers;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED; -
lo That the Council insofar as its authority may extend, approves the plan
of Dominion Natural Gas Company, Ltd, to supplement its gas supplies by
the importation of natural gas under the agreement above recited and
requests the Company to proceed with its plan;
2. And further that the Council will not cause any objection to be taken
to an increase in the rate to be charged for natural gas from and after b
the date when the imported natural gas is available provided that sucAh
increase be not more than ten cents per thousand cubic feet over and
above all rates E resently charged by the Company in this Municipality;
3. And that thelerk be authorized and instructed to furnish a copy of
this Resolution to Dominion Natural Gas Company Ltd.
Carried, N. H. McConkey, Reeve.
Considerable discussion was held in regards to the expenditure of money
on Roads and Bridges for the year 1947.
Mcved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That by-law No. 1164 being a by-law to provide for
the expenditure of $30,000- on Township Roads and Bridges for 1947, be
now read a first time... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1164 be now read a second time.Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 1164 be now read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Jackson- That By -Law
Treasurer only to sign cheques on
now read a first time... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law
Carried.
No. 1165 being a by-law to authorize the
the accounts of the Municipality, be
No. 1165 be now read a second time...
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1165 be now read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
The Clerk then presented a memorandum and an agreement with copy of a
by-law attached in regards to the enforcement of the Liquor Control Act
in the Township.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1166 being a by-law to authorize the
entering into and the execution of an agreement with the Liquor Licence
Bovrd of Ontario, be now read a first time... Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 1166 be now read a second time...
Carried,
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 1166 be now read' a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Mr. Murray Stenabaugh again interviewed the Council in regards to the
position as Township Assessor.
M
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That the Reeve sign the order sheets ... Carried.
Roads and Bridges ----------------------------S734#17\
T. Roy Vaughan- Fox Bounty -------------------
10.00\
Gordon Nevill - " "-------------------
5.00`
Fred Bowes - " "-------------------
5.00\
Arnold McDowell _ n n ___________________
5.00\
Valley Camp Coal Co.- Coal for Relief --------17.00\
M.A.--------
1 .10\
W. E. McKibbin - Relief for Patten -----------
2.00\
Frank Stephenson- " it -----------
1.90\
N. Ho McConkey - " " Hrebowitzah-------
.00\
F. J. Hulton - " " Meszaros---------
10.00\
N. 0. Stilwell - " " "---------
38.50
Hollier & Son - Fuel for G. Robinson ---------
10.50\
E. B. Brown - Relief for Perry ---------------
27.64\
Reg. ?cQuiggan - Fuel " "---------------
10.00•\
J. W. McQuiggan - Relief for Masales---------
33.90.\
Curtis
36.55_\
Tress. of Vienna- " " Pake-----------
11. 0-\
Thos. Mabee - Stamps ------------------------
1 .00.\
Frank Steers - Gas for Patten ----------------
.32\
Hall -----------------
12.00 \
Municipal World Ltd*- Subsc. & Forms ---------
16.89 \
Julius Vuylsteke - Overpay, of taxes ---------
1.49\
Aylmer Express - Printing & Advts.-----------
17.20.
Atkinson Funeral Home - Ambul. service,Patten-
10.00\
Treas . of Elgin County - Hospitalization -----
87. 4 \
Treasurer of Ontario - Police services -------
145.L%
3
expenses --------
1.74\
�6,02\H.
Co -Arrears Collected Roloson-------
F. P. ,
News Printing Co.- Ballots--------------P.V.-
3.35 \
H. Brisseau - Banding wAlks------------- P.V.-
3.00\
Afithur Brooks - " "-------P.V.-
15.00\
Meadows & Critoph- Eng. & Advt.-------- P.V.-
155.00\
W. G. Chalk -Car Hire ------------------ P.V.-
2.00\
E. Gasparini - Sanding walks ----------- P.V.-
3.00\
Frank Laemers - Garbage Collection ----- P.V.-
40.00\
A. Brooks - Hauling sand --------------- P .V. -
22.50\
Adm. Partington - Fox Bounty ------------ -F_e -.•-
5.00\
Canadian Nat. Rys.- Corinth wig -wags ---------
2 .00\
Lyle Grant - New motor and account -----------
y
32.5 \
5
N. h. McConkey - Attending 2 meetings --------
.60\
A. A. Johnson - n n n ---------
080\
A. N. Wright - " " "--------
.60\
Lyle Coyle - n n n
�.00-%
Chas. Jackson - " " "----------
6.8Q\
Berton hilts - Janitor for " "----------
*.00\
J. D. Vallee - To apply on salary ------------
156.78\
K. E. Grant - Salary for January -----=-------
35.00\
Treas. Assn of Assessing Officers ------------
10.00\
Receiver General - Tax -----------------------
1.55\
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That ttiis Council now adjourn to meet again on
Monday, March 3rd. at 1 P.M... Carried.
eeve.
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227
228
,township Hall, otraffordville, March 3rd. 1947,
Pursuant to adjournment of Feb. 3rd., the Council of the Township of
I3ayham met in regular session on the above date. Those present at the
start of the meeting were Deputy -Reeve Johnson,and Councillors *right
and Jackson, Reeve Mcuonkey arriving at a later hour due to snow block
ed roads. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the
following business was done.
Moved by Jackson .
Seconded by Wright- That the Deputy Reeve preside until the arrival of
the Reeve... Carried.
Hospital notices were read and filed.
Most of the communications were laid over for a special meeting.
H delegation waited on the council in respect to repairs to the chalk
Drain.
Moved by Jackson
oeconded by Wright- That the Drainage Inspector be instructed to procure
necessary paterial and make repairs to Chalk Drain... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Jaukson-
approved.- N. 0.
Jesse
Hobt.
A. G.
That the following applications
Stilwell - Ice Dream Mand.
Dennis - Restaurant
H. Harris - Refreshment Mand
Chalk - Ice Cream Mand.
Carrier'.
for Licenses be
�
�
H. F. Johnson and W. h. Hoyle of the Tillsonburg school Board attended
at the meeting and asked that this Council take no action in joining
the whole Township to another High school District until such time as
the `Tillsonburg District has had a chance to put its plans before the
ratepayers; It was their opinion that portions of bayham Township
should belong to the Tillsonburg District ; chool. Members Were also
Invited to attend a meeting in this mat ter, at Tillsonburg on March 18th.
at 2 P.M*
J. C. Eichenberg also of Tillsonburg waited on the council in respect
to the purchasing of a used truck complete with show plow and and wing
and dump box. No action was taken.
Moved by Jackson
oeconded by Johnson- That this council appoint the Township t;lerk to
attend the Assessor's meeting in oto Thomas on Larch 6th...c;arried,
by letter, the Trustees of the Police Village of Port Burwell requested
a grant from the council to assist in repair and improvement to the
interior 6f the Community hall.
Moved by Wright
oeconded by Johnson- That we contribute the sum of 51009 towards the
improvement to the Community Hall in rort Burwell in response to their
letter of Feb. 27, 1947... tarried.
delegation representing the l[bmorial rark Board waited on the oouncil
and requested that the Council make a levy on the whole Township to be
used to finance the park for the coming season. Considerable discussion
was held and no action taken.
The Chamber of Commerce of' Port Burwell by letter, requested the council
to take some action in helping tocombat the poison ivy menace at the
Iroquois Park. No definite action taken.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That the accounts of the following delegates to the
Good Roads Convention he paid ; - H. L. Godwin, $30.00; Chas. Jackson,
$30.00; Lyle Coyle, $30.00 and J. D. Vallee, $30.00...,,; uarried.
Moved by Jackson
aeeonded by Johnson- That the members of the uouneil receive 5.00 per;
day for attending meetings and the Clerk prepare a by -`law for same. Tis s`''
take effect as from this date # # , Carried.
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Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That the Reeve sign the order sheets -..Carried.
Frank Steers - Gas for hall ----------------- 6.00\
'' " - Gas for Patten --------------- 4.321
Jack Pugsley -Fox Bounty 5.00\
r _ r r - _ r r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ w w _ _
George Grass -------------------- 10.00
Harry Stewart - __________ _________ 5.00♦
Walter Taylor - •'------------------- 10.1()0
Roy Vaughan - ii ------ 5.OcX,
Albert Augustine- ----------------- 10.00N
Lloyd Jackson -------------------- 5.00\
w. H. Howey - .. ------ 10.00
ularence Reid -------------------- 5 00%,�
Norman Gordon - _- ------_r__-____ 10.00\
J. w. Mewuiggan - Relief for Uurt is --------- 36.55
.. _ of of Masales-------- 33.90-,
ii
it _ if to Antone--------- 6. 65` .!
F. B. Brown Relief for Perry 27.60\ ^/
F.L.6tephenson- ratten----------- 13.30 N
w. F. McKibbin- •• •• •'----------- 2.00
N. H. Mcuonkey - Hrebrowitzch ----- 6.00♦
Drs. McLay & Miller- Treat, V. D. gases----- $ .00""'.Treas . of Ontario - e olice salary & Exp. ---- 18 .33\
Treas. of Vienna - Relief for Pake---------- 11.80\
F. J. Hulton - Fuel for Meszaros------------ 10.00\
Robt. McQurdy - Perry -------------- 10.00\
c;. H. Jackson 66
-------------- 10.00\
George E. Grant - Insurance account --------- 311.50
News Printing uo.- Cheques & printing ------- 23,o79\
Municipal world Ltd.- Dog tags & licenses --- 16.55\
Treas. of Aylmer - Machine on Eden Drain ---- 6.00\
George R. Louch - Over -payment of taxes ----- 165.22\
Grant Motors - Tire & Repair fire truck ----- 95.20\
Provincial Treas.- Insulin ------------------ 1. 5\
H. E. P. C.- 2 lights in otraffordville ----- 63. 9♦
Thos. Mabee - otamps------------------------ 7.00\
,ntkinson Funeral Home - ambo for T. Dickhout-- 10.00\
Trustees of Port Burwell - Grant re. Hall --- 100.00\
Franl L.Stephenson- Salt---------------r.V.- .85\
,ft. R. wright & Son- Supplies -------------r .V . - 14,v 67*%
Frank Laemers - Garbage Coll.----------P.V.- 40.00\
Rev, J, H. Curtis - Lettering signs ----P . V . - 20.50♦
r .F . Wilson - Material & Labbur---------P .V. - 21.68\
Valley ramp coal Co. - Coal for hall ----P .V. - 8,2
. 7'%4
to to ,. _ it 4; Relief ------- 7.50\
E. Soper - Materiii, re . police office ---- 110.51\
J, P, Fish - Biring ----- 15.91\
John ochuller - Labour 25.00♦
F:. 13. Brown - raper etc. ----- 5.25♦
w.J.wellheiser- Material " " ----- 2.70\ '
J. D. Vallee- To apply on salary ------------ 156.78♦
" - Council & Janitor ------------- 24&40\
- Exp. to Toronto --------------- 30.00\
Receiver General - Tax re, Vallee ----------- 1.55 \
H. L. Godwin - Exp. to Toronto -------------- 30.00\
Chas. Jackson --------------- 30.00\
Lyle uoyle 30.00\
K. E. Grant - balary for keb.--------------- 35.00\
Hollitr & aon - Fuel for Robinson ----------- 10.50\
N. 0, Stilwell- Relief for Meszaros--------- 33.25 \
H. L. Godwin, Road Supt., made application to the Council for a raise
in salary and this was laid over for further consideration. As there
was considerable business yet to do and tenders to open it was
decided to held a special meeting to complete these matters.
Moved by Wright, Seconded by Johnson- That this/council adjourn to meet
again at. 1 P.M. on March 10th. 1947... Carried.
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Township Hall, otraffordville, March 100. 1%7e
rursuant to adjournment of March 3rd., the Uouncil of the Township of
bayham met in special session on the above date, for the purpose of
appointing an assesseor, passing certain by-laws, and doing other busines
laid -over from the last regular meeting. nllmembers were present and
Reeve McConkey presided after a late arrival. The following business was
proceeded with.
Moved by Jackson
oeconded by uoyle- That the Deputy Reeve preside until the arrival of
the Reeve... Carried.
Mr. Murray Stenabaugh waited on the Council in reppect ta-:the position
as assessor of the Township for 1947.
Moved by Coyle
oeconded by Jackson- That Murray otenabaugh be engaged as ^ssessor, of
the 'Township for 1917 at a salary of $600. plus 10$ of Dog Tax collected.
parried.
In support of the resolution of the Kent t,ounty council, the following
action was taken.
S Moved by Jackson
oeconded by Doyle- That this council protest against the adoption of
Da light caving time in this municipality and surrounding district for
197 and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the nearby tc,wns
and Townships... oarried.
The following action was taken in regards to the letter from the Towmship
of Malahide in regards to a drainage ingineer.
Moved by aright
oeconded by uoyle- That the Reeve and Deputy -Reeve be a committe along
with representatives of other local municipalities and the local Dt-ainage
lnspeetor, to interview T'red bell in regards to Drainage and other
work for 1947... Carried.
Loved by Jackson
• Seconded by Coyle- That this Council recommend no open season for deer
in this Township for 1947... tarried.
Tenders were opened from the following firms in reply to our advertisemen
for prices on graders;- Geo. ". urothers Ltd., Sheridan Fquipment uo. Ltd
sawyer -Massey Ltd., W. L. Ballentine uo. Ltd., Daymond Co. Ltd., and
three from the J. D. ^dams Ltd. These were all considered and discussed.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council as a whole be a committee to go
on r,riday, Isar. 14th. at 9 o'clock and see some of the Graders on which
tenders have been received befdre we purchase one... oarried.
Moved by Johnson
beconded by "right- That the half -load regulations be enforced on
Township roads during the months of March and April... carried.
H. L. Godwin, Road Supt., requested a raise in salary from the council.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Jackson- That the salary of the Road upt. be increased
to *1500, per year effective from Jan. 1, 1947... Carried.
A by-law for licensing taxicabs in the Township was then given considerer
at ion.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That by -Law No. 1167 being a by-law to license and
j regulate taxicabs within the Township ♦f Bayham, be now read a first time
Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1167 be now read a second time.
harried.
Moved by Johnson
oeconded by Jackson- That By -Law No. 1167 be now read�a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Wright- That by -Law No. 1168 being a by-law to provide for
the payment of members of council for attendance at meetings, be now read
a first time... oarried. ,a&,
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Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That by -Law No. 1168 be now read a second ' t ime .
t4arried.
Moved by Jackson
oeconded by Boyle- That by -Law filo. 1168 be now read a third time and
finally passed, carried.
Moved by Yr r fight
.;:)econdedby uoy le- `l'riat this council do now adjourn to meet again on
impril 7th. 19T7 at 1 e.M... uarried.
Straffordvitle, Varch 14th. 1947.
The Council of the Township of bayham met at Straff'ordville on the
above date for the purpose of proceeding to raris to look at some
graders. till members were present and were accompanied by the Road
zDupt . and u lerk.
.t the plant of J. D. ndams mftpany, the 3 different sized graders
r were on display along with snow plowing equipment. These were dsicussed
and demonstrated under the supervision of Mr. Warwick of the company.
The Council assembled at the plant office to deci-led whether to make a
purchased and place an order at the present time.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Jackson- That we purchase an Adams 414 Road Grader complete
with snow plowing equipment at a cost of $12,696-5u, subject to the
Dept. of highway's approval. Delivery to be as soon as possible and the
Reeve sign order for same... carried.
The meeting then adjourned and the members proceeded homeward.
P•1
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Township Hall, otraff ordville, March �1, 1947
ri special meeting of the Bayham Township council was held on the above
date, all members present and Reeve Mcuonkey presiding.r,lso in attendanat
were the Police Village trustees and Donald k. Gibson, K.u.
The purpose of the meeting was to consider a preliminary report by Ired
A. Bell on the proposed tort Burell watersystem, to discuss same and to
form plans for future action.
The clerk read the report to those present in which report it was pointed
out that thtsfokserviplan Was considered to be too extensive for the
requirements of the police village and that a system costing about
x.70, Ooo. could be installed which would serve all the present populationl,
Mr. Gibson reported that he thought the Ontario municipal hoard might
approve of a plan to this extent but pointed out that he did not think
it would approve of a by-law to construct a system costing much more
than that. he also pointed out the advisability of perhaps waiting a
year or so before starting actual construction on account of the
scarcity of' materials and labour.
It was generally agreed that Mr. Bell should be asked by the Nolice
Village trsutees to proceed with a more detained plan and to ascertain
if a more suitable source of water might be found.
Trustee Mchibbin also asked about a levy on the whole of the 'Township
for the purpose of assisting in the financing of MemorialPark. This was
discussed and Mr. Gibson and the Clerk were instructed to learn all
possible about the formation of the present board of control and to
bring in a report on the possibility of forming a properly constituted
Board .
Council adjourned.
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Township Hall, Straffordville, April 7th. 1547.
Pursuant to adjournment of March 10th., the Council of the Township
of Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members
present and Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes of the last regular
and special meetings were read, approved and signed and the following
business was done.
riospital notices were read, and filed,
approval of By -Law No. 1164 for the expenditure of 430,000. on the
Township roads in 1947 was received.
A letter was received from Robt. G. Code, O.L.Q., stating that he
was in a position to do drainage survey work fort the Township. The
clerk was instructed to write to him further in this respect.
bulletin rear. ding gasoline tax was received from the Dept. Highways
balance of 19V Roads subsidy was also received from the Department.
Mr. Huron Smyth waited on the Council in respect to repairs to Creek
road vest of Vienna. The council agreed to have this work done if he
would furnish the land to make the roadway wider.
Mr. Tony Logger attended at the Meeting and requested certain drain-
age work done on his farm, He was given a petition form to have signed
by the interested .ratepayers.
George Vallee, building inspector, discussed with the Council several
questions pertaining to the enforcement of the building by-law.
Constable n►e llhe icer waited on the Council and gave his monthly
report.
The Treasurer then presented the bugget as prepared by himself.
Discussing was held on this and the setting of the Township rate for
19;.7 •
Moved :by Johnson
oecor_ded by Wright- That the General Township Tax rate for 1947 be sets
• at 11 mills less 1 mill erovincial Qubsidy and that the Budget as
prppared by the Treasurer be adopted... tarried.
Mr. Berton Hilts requested more Toney for looking after the hall for
uounc it meetings.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That Berton Hilts be paid at the date of X3.00 per
meeting as caretaker of the Township Hall for Council meetings.t,arried
by -Law for raising the salary of the Road Supt. was then presented.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 1169 being a' by-law to appoint
H. L. Godwin as Road Supto at a salary of *1500o per year as from
Jan. 1st. 1947, be now read a first time ... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
�\ Seconded by Johnson- ghat By -Law No. 1169 be now read a second time.
Loarried.
Moved by wr ight
oeconded by c;oyle- That By -Law No. 1169 be now read a third time and
finally passed... married.
Moved by Jackson
„econded by voyle- That by -Law No. 1170 being a by-law to appoint
Murray Stenabaugh as the Assessor and Dog Tax Collector for 1947, be
now read a first time... Uarried.
Moved by w r fight
6econded by Jackson - That By -Law No. 1170 be now read a second time.
carried.
Moved by Johnson
�\ ;seconded by uoyle- That By -Law No. 1170 be now read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Johnson /
oeconded by Tright- That the Reeve sign the order sheets...tarried.
J. W. Mcquiggan- Relief' for Antons --------- ` .65
n n Masales-------- 3 .90
. .. vurt is --------- 36.55
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2234
N. 0. otilwell - Relief for Meszaros- ---- -- $33.25\
ueorge chute - Fuel for 0. Meharg Jan. ---- 15.00
.. Feb. ---- 15.00\
.. _ .. .. .. Mar. ---- 15.00
Patten Feb. Mar. --- 21.00
Hollier & bon itG. Robinson ------- 10.50 ♦ 0
E. B. Brown - Relief for Parry ------------- 12,50--%i1 ii _ .. of_.._ --------- — 15.00
W. E. McKibbin- '• Patten ----------- 2.00-%.
F. L. Stephenson - of ----------- 13.30
Valley camp Coal uo. - F-uel for Perry ------- 12.15
Masales ---- 7.50
H. F. Y. C.— Hydro for Hall -.._____ ---- 6.07♦
Central ripe Lines - Gas for Hall ---------- 7.00
- - ratten-------- 16 ---
Len imps on - Hauling sand Corinth Drain --- 33.75
J. R. Horton - Trans . 0. Hons inger--------- 8.00 �
Vunicipal World Ltd,- Supplies & Subsc------ 4.46♦
Thos. Mabee - Stamps ----------------- 11.00
reters,Brownn & uo. - Bal, auditing fees. ----- 316.70 N-
Treas, of Ontario- rolice sal. & Exp. ------- 181.63N
fleorge Grant - Ins. re. fire truck --------- 112.79
F,arl Bristol -- Fox Bounty ----------------- 5.00\
Skean Brinn - ------
K. E. Grant - Salary for March ------------- 3 .00
N. H. McConkey - Relief for Hrebro�ritchz --- �.6
� 5 �
crank Laemers - Garbage Coll.--------r.V. --- 60.00
Marvin omyth - Repairs to rt.Bur. Drains --- 4-,50\ x
Leonard Brisseau - " 04 of---- 4.50
George chute - Fuel for ratten ^pr. -------- 10.50
. _ , ykes Kpr.--------- 14oOO\
xx�II Meharg &.pr. -------- 15.00♦
Ii. N. i• McConi ey - Attending 4 meetings ------ 23.20\
A. A. Johnson - 4 '•------- 21.60
N. aright - .. 4 ••------- 2o20
Lyle Coyle - .. 4 ..------- .00
Chas. Jackson .. 4 .. - 21.6o\
Berton Hilts - tiaretaker 3 meetings -------- 9.00\
J. Do Vallee - To apply on salary ---------- 156.78\
Receiver general - `Pax re. Vallee ---------- 1-55\
Roads and Bridges accounts _______________ 2820. 4;e'�
Moved by
becon3e,!
May 5th.
Johnson
by ivright - That
1947 at 1 r .M .. .
A OF000,0 0J 01
s
this uouncil now adjourn to meet again on
carriedo
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Township Hall, Straffordville, May 5th. 1947.
Pursuant to adjournment of April 7th.., the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members present and
Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes of the last meeting were read, approved
and signed and the following business was done.
A letter was received from the Anglo Canadian Underwriters clearly
defining the coverage of the Liability insurance insofar as the Village
of Port Burwell is concerned.
Approval was received from the Dept. of Highways for By -Law No. 1169.
Mr. G. N. Roloson, by letter, requested a grant for the Elgin Horse
Breeders Assn.
Mrs W. F. Hersee, by letter, requested more work and snow plowing
attention be given to the road to his farm.
Constable Wellheiser waited on the Council and gave his report of work
done during the month past.
Several delegations attended at the meeting and requested gravel and
inprovements to their roads. The Souncil agredd to make a visit to these
places.
Mr. grant Mitchell requested a donation to the Straffordville Cemetery as
well as asking for the interest money on perpetual care fund. He also
asked that the Council give some consideration to a plan of Combining ,
several caretaking jobs around the Village of Straffordville and procuring
a steady man to do same.
Mr. Cecil Marlatt waited on the Council in respect to the purchasing by
the Township of the present bank building. The members agreed to t tdt this
matter consideration and notify Mr. Marlatt in a few days.
Council adjourned for the noon hour.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council authorize the issuance of a
Restaurance License to Fleming Tourist Home at Port Burwell „ . Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council authorize the issuance of a
Taxicab License to W. R. Robbins of Port Burwell... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council make a grant of $25.00 to the Elgin
Horse Breeders Assn... Carried.
A delegation fromPort Burwell representing the Memorial Park Board waited
on the Council in respect to several matters. Those discussed were the
prohibition of parking on Hagerman Street, speed limit on same and the
financing of the park for the coming season.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That the Clerk enquire from the Dept. of Highways
as to the possibility of restricting parking on certain days on Hagerman
Street in Memorial Park in Port Burrell... Carried,
The Clerk read a letter from the Township Solicitor setting out the
several Kays in which a park bound can be organized and operate. The gens
eral feeling of the Council was that a Board should be set up under the
Public Parks Act but this was left inabayance until the Police Village
Trustees had a chance to study this and make a recommendation.
Discussion concerning the adoption of Daylight Saving Time was held.
Moved by $ohms o n
Seconded by Wright- That the Reeve proclaim Daylight Savin Te as the
Official time for the Township of Bayham during the period, la"y 5, 1947 to
midnight Sept. 28, 1947... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That the Reeve sign the order sheet8.4,. Carried.
Frank Steers- sae for Hall ------------------ $
11 N 40 M * Patten -------------- 40
Maurice Palmer - Fos Bounty ----0000-------•-w-
Kenneth Beemmer - 0 '" 00..00 - I'm -•.•.--_.. W,. 40....
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Blake Gibbons - Fox Bounty ----------------
14.00-*,
George Fournier - " "----------- ----w
9.00N
John Jennings - " " ---------------some
8.00
Fred Oatman - " " -----------m----
18.00\
Francis Volkaert- " "----------------
15.00'N
Roy Vaughan - " " --------------meso
.00'%"
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Fred Bowes " "----------------
•
N. H. McConkey- Relief for Hrebrowitzeh ---
0Q�
5\
J. W. MoQuiggan Curtis -
36.55\
_ " " Masales ------
33.90 \
Antone-------
8.65 %,
Val. Tisdale - Fuel for Robinson ----------
10.50♦
N. 0. Stilwell- Relief for Meszaros-------
33.25\
Reg, McQuiggan- Fuel for Perry ------------
10.00
Valley Camp Coal Co.- Fuel for M.A.-------
40.23'
W. E. McKibbin- Relief for Patten ---------
2.00\
F. L. Stephenson - " M " --, , '-----
13.30
E. B. Brown- " Perry ----------
27.60
Treas. of Vienna- " Pake,2 mo. -----
23.60
Harry Matthews - Fox bounty ---------------
6.001
George Adlington- Fuel for Masales--------
10.00\
F. J. Hulton - " " Meszaros-------
10.00\
News Printing Coo- Advt. -------------------
2.64\
Municipal World Ltd.- Supplies ------------
2.84N
George Grant - Bond Insurance -------------
51:45�
Dr. W. G. Green - Treat. V. D. ------------
.00\
Treasurer of Ontario- Police sal. &Exp. --
18 .68\
Treas. Straffordville Cemetery - Interest -
43.54\
Treas. of Eden Cemetery - Interest --------
123.95\
Edward Davidson - Fire Hall Rental --------
90.00\ -
C. E. Soper - Floor police office ---------
18.90
K. E. Grant - Salary for April ------------
35.00\
P. L. Williams - Work on Com Hall ---- P.V.
85.00\
Frank L.Stephenson - Broom ----------- P.Y.
2.50N
Edward Laemers - nand lease for garlgage ---
10.00\
Frank Laemers - Garbage Collection --------
0.00N
Thos. Mabee - Stamps ----------------------
7.00
Treas. Elgin Horse Breeders Assn*- Grant --
25.00
Tillsonburg Fire Dept . - Trip to Pt. Bur. --r-
50-00'--
0.00N.
NoH. McConkey - Attending 2 meetings -----
11.60 .
- Car exp. -.._________..___--
10.00\
A. A. Johnson - Attending 2 meetings ------
10.80\
A. N. Wright - " 2 "-------
11.60
Lyle Coyle - " 2 " -meso____
12080'N
Chas. Jackson - " 2 "-------
10.801
Berton Hilts - " 1 "----~--
3.00\
J. D. Vallee - To apply on salary ---------
156.78N.
Receiver General - Tax --------------------
1#55--.,
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The following by-laws were then considered by the Council.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No*
assessment and to levy taxes for the
time.,* Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No.
Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That By -Law leo*
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law
Fence -Viewers and Poundkeepers,
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law
Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law
finally passed... Carried.
1171, being a by-law to adopt the
year 1947, be now read a first
1171 be now read a second time.
1171 be now read a third time and
No. 1172, being a by-law to appoint
be now read a first time... Carried.
No. 1172 be now read a second time.
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No. 1172 be now read a third time and
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Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 11730 being a by-law to amend By -Lair.
No. 1136, be now read a first time... Carried.
Loved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That
Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle -
special session at
By -Law No. 1173 be now read a second time.
By -Law No. 1173 be now read a third time and
That the Council now adjourn to meet again in
the call of the Reeve . , . Carried.
Township Hall, Straffordville, May 13th. 1947.
The Council of the Township of Bayham met in special session on the
above date for the purpose of meeting with comnitte<members in regards
to donations to veterans of Wotld War 11 and other general business.
All members were present and Reeve McConkey presided.
Messrs. Kilmer and McKaye were present and showed several g6 tpie gifts
as furnished by a Toronto firm. Considerable discussion was held in
regards to what gift to choose and to whom they should be given.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the Township present gifts to active service
personel of Bayham Township who had not established a permanent reaidenes
outside of Bayham Township at the time of enlistment... Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Wright- That this Council purchase sufficient numbers of
military brushes in case for presentation male veterans from Bayham
Township of World War 11 and that a large silver tray be procured for
each woman who served and that the tray also be presented to next-of-
kin of those who died on active service... Carried.
These gifts to cost the Township about $10,00 each and to be properly
inscribed.
ft vE o ey wR /SM r, SEC. FYJbN/VSoIV- TWAT 4ieENSES FvR rATnNi FAAeXS Ae/*PP~-EP AsfQt,�o�s.
MOST kXON&OY JAM Oft/PP J7?- /9#0 ►NANDA 8DY.0 - - CARR.IE D,
A large delegation of cottage owners met the Council and requested
information about moving their sottages off Memorial Parke They were
informed that the Council expected no action would be taken by the
Council in this respect.
The Clerk read a letter from H. 0, Alward, Police Village Clerk* inform-
ing the Council that they deemed the Park Board to be a legal body and
prefered to have it remain in its present from.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That Murray Stenabaugh
ar .50� for each one.eolleeted... Carried.
Moved by Coyle, Seconded by Jackson- That
most again on June 2nd. at 1 P *X a Carried.
be ' appointed Poll Tax Collecto
this Ckma it now adjourn to
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Township Hall, Straffordv ills , ' J'ux a 2nd. 1947.
Pursuant to adjournment of May 13th., the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular session on the above.date, all members present
and Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes of the last regular and special
meetings were read, approved and signed and the following business was
done.
Hospital notices were read and filed.
A letter from D. F. Gibson, K.C., advising that he was procuring some.
earth from bid roadway east of his cottage, according to arrangement
made a year ago.
Rates and information were received eiik;burglary and inside hold-up
and fire insurance on Township funds in the Treasurer's office.
Letters were received from the Board of Trustees of Public School
Sections numbered 1 and 3, requesting that their sections be permitted
to remain outside of any high school area for the present.
A letter was received from H. 0. Alward, Police village Clerk, again
requesting a grant to the Memorial Park and also directing the attent-
ion of the Ouncil to certain road conditions in the village.
Nelson Ward and others waited on the Council in reppeet to work on the
eir road south of Ricb3mond. Considerable discussion was held and the
reeve informed them that some grading would be done and some gravel
put on.
Murray Stenabaugh, Township Assessor, discussed with the Council the
question of collecting Poll Tax and was advised that it was the wish
of the Council that all Offort possible be used to have it collected.
Mr. Clarence Locker attended at the meeting and informed the Council
that water was coming across the Township Road, through a culvert and
flooding a field he was intending to use for tobacco. He informed the
Council that his field was properly drained and that it was up to his
neighbour and the Council to look after their water.He was offered a
petition to call on a drainage engineer under the Municipal Drainage
Act, but refused to do this. He latter returned to the meeting and
informed the Council that they were to permit no more water to run to
from the Township road on hid field.
Messrs. James McCabe, Walter Chileott and others, waited on the Council
and requested certain drainage and repairs be made on their lands in
connection with the Kerr Drain. They were given a petition to have
signed by the interested owners to have the outlet extended and
Improved as well as others repairs made.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That the Council take out inside hold-up and safe
burglary and fire insurance on money in Township office and safe to
the amount of 51000... Carried.
Discussion was held in regards to the formation of High School Areas
in the Township.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That this Council send a request to the Elgin
County Council to have the following portions of Bayham Township
attached to Tillsonburg District High School Area;- School Sections
number 231 18, 15, 14p 12, 10, 9, 8, 5, and the North part of 17 and
the Township portion of Vienna section, and being more particularly
described on attached form... Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That this Council send a request to the Elgin
County Council to have the fohiewing portions of Bayham Township
attached to the East Elgin High School District.- School Section Ko.
4 and the southern part of No. 17 and being more particularly
described on attached fora... Carried.
This provided for the whole of the Township except seotions 1, 2 and
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Moved by Wright
Seconded by Jackson- That the taxes under the name of Glen Kilmer
for Ida Kilmer property to t amount of $1.99 and interest *421
be written off... Carried.
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Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1152 prohibiting the dumping
of rubbish on Township roads be strictly enforced and advertisements.
be put in the weekly papers and also that a reward be offered for.
information leading to the conviction of persons violating same*
Carried.
Messrs. H. 0. Alward, -Joseph Thomas, Glen Kilmer and Albert Brown
waited on the Council in respect to asking for a grant to assist in
the financing of the Memorial Park for the coming season. Considerable
discussion was held in this respect.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Jackson- That this Council grant the sun of $600.00
towards the maintainance of Memorial Park in 1947. Such grant be made
subject to the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board and with the
understanding that a proper organization be set up prior to
January 15th. 1948... Carried.
Councillor Coyle was absent when the above motion was put before the
Council and Deputy Reeve Johnson opposed same.
Mvved. C. Eiehenberg, of the Memorial Hospital Board at Tillsonburg,
waited on the Counoil and explained the proposed set-up for the
building of an addition to the present hospital and of the use nide
of this institution by the residents of Bayham Township as well as
other municipalities . in Elgin Cpunty. He seid that a delegation
would wait on the Elgin County Council neat week and request a grant
towards same and requested the support of the Bayham members.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That the Reeve sign the order sheets. Carried.
Roads and bridges- Expenditure for May ---
$2954.90 \
Harry Davidson - Fox bounty --------------
6 .DOS
Blake Gibbons - « " --------------
.00\
Charles Grass - " "--------------
14.00\
Leston Everett - " "-------------
11.00
Glenny Manchester- " « -------------
3.00
K. Co Thomson - " "-------------
6.00'\
Lorne Alton - " "-------------
15.00♦
A. L. Hainer - " "---------____- 3.00♦
Lloyd Jackson - " "-------------
3.00\
N. Hayward - « _____________
59W'-,
Re§. MoQuiggan - Fu#1 fof Pati►es----------
10.00
Perry ---------
10.00N
C. A. Jackson - " " Masales-------
10.00
F. J. Hulton - " " Meszarce ------
10.00
E. Be Brown - Relief for Perry ----------
27.60N
F. L. Stephenson _ « Patten ---------
13-30�
W. Be McKibbin - « « " __---_---
2.00
N. Oe Stilwell - Messaros ------
33.25
J. We NoQuiggan - « " Curtis --------
36.55
« » _ « « Masales-------
33.690♦
Antone
Central Pie Lines Ltd. - Fuel for Patten--
29,12\
« «p « « _ « " Hall ---
.00�
D. Vallee - To 1 on salary --------
J. a PPT y
1 6. 8\
5 7
Receiver General - Tax -------------------
1O
News Printing Co. Ltd.- Printing ---------
J5\
78. 3N
The Aylmer Express - Advts.--------------
11.20\
Municipal World Ltd.- Formas --------------
5.151",
Provincial Treasurer - Police Salary -----
145.83.
- « M — " Exp. ------=
35-80�s,
We E* Nelson -Work on Eden Drain --------
52.63•
.Treas. of Vienna - Relief for Pake-------
9.40 -
Workman's Compensation Board*- Ins* ------
forHrebowitaah
49 .50�
8.6
N. H. McConkey- Relief ----
y
A. R. Wright do Son- Bulbs ---------- P.V.-
19.
Earl Boyd - Labour & Material ------ P.V.-
73.50'\
U
s
Edward Laemers
- Land Rental --------- P.V.- S
25.00 \
Frank
Laemers
- Garbage Cell. -----*-- P.Y.-
40.00
W, J.
Wellheiser-
Telephone acct. ----------
30.53\
Eo B.
Brown -
Screening for stand ------woo--
15. o\\
N. H.
McConkey-
attending 2 meetings-----�-
11.z0
A. A.
Johnson
- " 2 "-------
10.80
A. N.
Wright -
" 2 "-------
11.60 t
bas.
Jaokson -
" 2 "-------
10.80♦
Lyle Coyle - " 2 "------- 12.00%
Berton Hilts - 2 meetings ------------------ 6.00\
K. E. Grant - Salary for May --------------- 35.00\
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson -
Thursday June 5th. at
Carried.
10
That this Council now adjourn to meet again on
9 a.m. for the purpose of inspecting roads.
Straffordville, June 5th. 1947.
Pursuant to adjourxaaant of June 2nd., the Council of the Township of
• Bayham met in special session at 9 a.m. on the above date for the
purpose of inspecting roads. All members were present and the Clerk
and Drain Inspector accompanied them.
Several roads were covered and places in need of repair were looked
over. Also some drains were inspected. The membershad dinner in
Tillsonburg.
After the members returned to Straffordville about 6 p.m., the Reeve,
Deputy Reeve and Road Supt. were named to look after procuring some
gravel and the Clerk was instructed to provure Mr. Code, Drainage
Engineer, to survey and report on some of our drains,
Adjournmen# was made to meet again on July 7th. at 1 P.Y.
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241
Township Hall, Straffordville, July 7th. 1947.
Pursuant to adjournment of June 5th., the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members present and
Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes of the last regular and special meetings
were read, approved and signed and the following business was done.
Hospital notices were read and filed.
The following communications were read, discussed and filed.
From the Uquor License Board of Ontario - Notification of approval being
given to agreement dated lPeb. 3rd. 1947. Effective from Jan. 1, 1947.
Advise from R. G. Code atating that he was too busy to undertake any
drainage surveys at the present time but might be able to do some this f#ll
and make reports during the winter.
From T. S. Caldwell, granting departmental approval to tender for grader.
From the Commissioner of Ontario Provincial Police, stating that a new
fi ial set-up for policing municipalities was under review and notifying
tha the present agreement would terminate iiay 31, 1948.
From the Dept. of Municipal Affairs, stating that a by-law would be
necessary *9 in order to make a grant to Memorial Park at Port Burwell.
Application from Mrs. Pearl Sheffer of Port Burwell for a Kennel License.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That a Kennel License be granted to Mrs. Pearl Sheffer
of Port Burwell with the understanding that these dogs do not run at large.
Carried.
Moved. by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- that this Council, having visited the location of the
complaint of Clarence Locker on June 5th., and having found this field in
reasonably good shape as far as water is concerned, be it therefore resolve
that no action be taken by this Council at this time..* Carried.
Messrs. Swance and Elliott waited on the Council in respect to a drain
affecting their property and that of Mr. Graydon. The Clerk agreed to mail
g a petition to Mr. Swance to have signed by the majority of owners interestd
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That the following licenses be granted.
O'Geil Bros. - Restaurnat
M. Monaco - Refreshment Stand... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council make a grant of $25.00 to the
Tillsonburg and Dereham Annual Fair... Carried.
A ivsY of
The members Of the Council with the Clerk went over properties in the
Township which are liable to be sold for taxes. Considerable discussion
was held in this respect.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That the Reeve be authorized to sign a warrant to hold
a tax sale this fall and the Clerk give a notice by registered letter to
all delinquent !ratepayers... Carried.
Moved by bright
Seconded by Johnson- That the 1947 taxes of Mark Bate to the amount of
$10.10 be written off tax roil, building moved away in Nov. 1946 and also
that the tames of $12.63 on George Ro ell's cottage be written off, cottage
moved out of Township... Carried.
By -Law No. 1174 was then preented to the Council.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1174, being a by-law to provide for a
grant to the Board of Park Management of Memorial Park at Port Burwell for
upkeep purposes, be now read a first time... Carried.,
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Jackson That By -Law No. 1174 be now read a second time.Carried
Moved by bright
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1174 be new read a third time and f ina717
passed... Carriede,
y a'
I
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That the Reeve proclaim Monday Aug. 4th* as a Civic
and Public holiday in and for the Township of Bayham... Carried.
Mr. Emery Claus waited on the �oouneil in respect to the drain on his farm.
He was informed that Mr. Bell promised to come to Bayham within the next
few days and would go over this drain.
Mr. J. C. Eichenberg of Tillsonburg, visited the Council and informed them
that he would have a 5 ton Fargo truck on hand within the next few weeks if
they were interested in something along this line for.snow-plowing.
The Clerk advised that a policy had been revived covering insurance on fund
in the Township office and safe.
MvveCobp. Coyle, M.P. visited the Council and advised that he thought he
was improperly taxed on his farm at Straffordville. The Clerk agreed to go
over the tax roll with him to procure further information.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That the Reeve sign the order sheets.,* Carried.
Frank E. Travis - Eden Sidewalks -------------
S 53.50\
Alex. Chandler - " «-------------
28.00\
Central Pipe Lines- Gas for hall -------------
2.00\
" " " - " " Patten -----------
2.16 \
J."W. MoQu«iggan - Relief for Masales---------
33.90\
- Curtis ---------
36,55\
intone ----------
8 •5
Mre. E. B. Brown - " " Perry -----------
27.6o�
F. L. Stephenson - " " Patten ---------
13.30\
W, E, MoKibbin - " " " _---------
2.00\
Treas, of Elgin County - Hospitalisation -----
37=8\
W1A-V,F*T, 4. A3A44 - - -- Work on Pt.Burwell Drains -ext
News Printing Coo- Advte . do Printing ---------
7.84 N,
Thos. Mabee - Stamps for tax notices ----------
50.00♦
Ivan Underhill - Fox Bounty ------------------
5.00♦
Donald tmith - " "-------------------
9.00\
Lynn Chivers - " "------------------
6.00
H. Davidson - " "------------------
.00♦
H. E. P. C. - Hydro for hall -----------------
.0 7\
Treas. of Ontario - Police salary ------------
" « " Exp. --------------
.9
Treas. of Vienna - Relief for Page -June ------
9.57
--
George Grant - Safe insurance ----♦---------
16.00\
Toronto Stationery Supplies - Offioe Sup. ----
86.91\
M. Stenabaugh - To apply on salary -----------
100.00
F. J. Hulton - Fuel for Messaros-------------
10.00♦
Frank Laemers- Garbage poll.-------------P.V.-
7 .00\
Arthur Brooks- Hauling sand ------------ PV`V
.OUB
Geo. Armstrong- Labour ----------------- P.V.-
5.08\
P. E. Wilson- Labour & Material -------- P.V.-
41*40'
W. R. Kirk - Labour -------------------- P.V.-
16.00♦
F. A. Hawes - Street lights ------------ P . V. -
36.00\.
K. E. Grant - Sal. for June ------------------
35•00'N
J. D. Vallee - Exp. to St. Thomas ------------
3.00
- Meals for Oannill--------------
6.00
- To apply on salary -------------
156o78\
Receiver General - Tax -----------------------
1.
A. A. Johnson - Meeting & Mileage ------------
8.
« " - Attending Counoil-2----------
10. 0�
N. H. McConkey - " " 2 ---------
11.60
Chas. Jackson - " " 2 _-___-_--
10.801\
Lyle Coyle - " " 2 ----------
12.00 \
A. Wright - « " 2 ----------
11.601
"N.
- Use of Car (Roads Insp.) ------
10.00♦
Treas. T illsonburg & Bereham Fair - Grant ----
25.00
Robjr. Garnham - Turkeys killed ---------------
15.50'
Robt. C. Jackson - Valuing turkeys -----------
1.60
N. H. McConkey - Relief ##r Messaros---------
33.2
PavreN Nei ry - SAI.•
3• mo eI.IF
Moved by -Johnson, Seconded by Wright -That th
allno d j o to nee\
again on Aug. 5th. at 1 P.M. Carried.
F
__ Reeve.
243 •
Township Hall, Straffordville, Aug. 5th. 1947.
Pursuant to adjournmedt of July 7th., the Council of the Township.of
Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members present
except Couneillbre Jackson and Coyle. Reeve McConkey presided. Minutes
of the last meeting were read, approved and signed and the following
business was done.
Approval of By -Law No. 1174 was received from the Dept. of Municipal
Affairs.
Mr. J. F. Mobt, by letter, requested a grant for Calton conetery.
Mr. S. R. Demaray of Springfiild submitted to the Clerk a written claim
for damages to car occasioned by rough road. This was referred to the
insurance Company.
Petitions for drainage was received from Roy Nevill and others and
Leslie Swance and George Elliott.
H. L. Godwin, Road Supt., agreed to take up the matter of the Nevill
drain with the District Engineer and try to arrange to have this work
done without the report of a drainage engineer.
The Clerk agreed to endeavour to get the Signature of a C.N.R. official
on the other petition in order to have a clear ata j ority.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That the following licenses be granted. -
W . E. Greer no Rest auraat .
Mrs. C. R. Gordon- Ice Cream Stand.
i
Mrs* Wallace Barber - Refreshment Booth. �
Ila McConkey - - Restaurant....... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That we make a grant of S20* to the Calton
Cemetery... Carried.
Mr. Merritt Moore waited on the Counctl and requested help in cleaning
up and putting in better shape, the Firby Cemetery. He was told to have
an organization set up and the usual grant would be forthcoming.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That the 1947 taxes on Russell Moore property be
written off, cottage moved out of Township... Carried.
Mr. Clif. Ellis of Richmond interviewed the Council and requested that
the Fire Dept. truck be permitted to accept a call to his farm in Mala)gd
hide Township, expenses for same would be guaranteed by himself.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That this Council authorize the Fire Depta to
accept a call to the farm of Clif. Ellis in Malahide Twp* if and when
necessary... Carried.
F Moved by Johnson
Seconded byWright- That the Relief Officer be authorized to issue
cash relief as a trial for a few months... Carried.
Moved by bright
Seconded by Johnson- That theeeve and Clerk be authorized to attend
o
as delegates, the convention the Ontario Municipal Assn, in Brant-
ford, Aug. 27th to 29th. 19.7.9. Carried.
Messrs. Grant Mitchell, Harry grant and George .Vallee waited on the
Council in respect to the proposal of combining the offices of care-
taker to the cemetery, Township hall andgrounds, school and grounds JW
church grounds. This was discussed at some length and the Council membes
present agreed in principle to the proposal but wished to hear from the
absent members before pvmmising to contribute to the extent of about
$300. for this service.
Building Inspector Vallee also discussed with the Council, the cases of
some rateppyers who were not taking out a building permit as required.
He was authorized to proceed to court if necessary and have the assist-
anoe of Constable Wellheiser.
Moved by Johnson
Seopnded by Wright- That the Reeve sign the order sheets... Carried.
N
Roads and Bridges- ray list and vouchers ---
Albert Augustine - Fox Bounty --------------
Lorne Bates - " "
Jo#n Schultz - " " __..-_......_....__..
Alex Chandler - Straff. Sidewalks ----------
Frank E. Travis- it " ---• -------
News Printing Coe- Advts# and notices ------
Thos. Mabee - Stamps -----------------------
Mtnicipal World Ltd.- Supplies-------------
Treas. of Ontario- Police sal. for July ----
" exp. for June ----
Frank Steers - Gas for Hall ----------------
" " Gas for Patten
---------------
Treas. of Vienna - Relief for Pake---------
N. 0. Stilwell - " " Huback-------
n n
J. 1i. McQuiggan - Antone-------
n Masales ------
Curtis
-----
Curtis-------
Mrs. E. Be Brown - " " Perry -------
F. L. Stephenson - " " Patten ------
W. E. McK.ibbin - " " " ------
J. D. Vallee - To apply on salary ----------
Receiver General - Tax ---------------------
K. E. Grant - Sal. for July ----------------
N. H. McConkey - Relief for Meszaros-------
H. 0. Alward - Paotage--------------- P.V. -
Frank Laemers - Garbage Coll. -------- P.V.-
P. E. Wilson - Labour ---------------- P.V.-
George Armstrong - "-------------- PSV. -
J, D. Vallee - Council and Janitor pay -----
J. F. Mott, Treas.- Grant to Calton Ceze,----
Joseph Thomas, Treas.- Grant Memorial Park -
4168.80 \
10 .00\
5.00♦
5.00\
50.40
7
00
�
20.56
•00\
•3\
145\
41,92\
1.40\
2.16\
9.57\
22.95\
8.65\
33.90\
20, bo �
27:
2.b0\
1
57. 3%..,
-70-%
35.00
3.25%,.10
60. oo
8.00
4,30
20.00\
20.00_\
300 . ads
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That this Council noir adjourn to meet again on
Tuesday, Sept. 2nd. 1917 at 1 P.M. Carried.
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Township Hall, Straffordville, Sept. 2nd. 1947.
Pursuant to ad j ourranent of Aug. 5th. , the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members present
and Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes of the last regular meeting were
read, approved and signed and the following business was done.
Communications and hospital notices were read and filed.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the petition for repairs to Kerr Drain be
received and accepted and the Drainage Inspector be instructed to
procure estimate on the work and if abiisfactory, proceed with the
deepening of the outlet and repairs to tile... Carried.
A letter was received from the Dept. of Public Works at London, making
an offer to have sand from outer harbour pumped in and used to build up
Memorial Park Beach.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council accept the offer of the Dept, of
Public Works, to have sand from outer harbour pumped in and used to
build up Memorial Park Beach, with the understanding that the land so
made be used only for park purposes and not for coal storage and rail-
way purposes, and that Donald Soper of Port Burwell and H. L. Godwin,
Township Road Supt., be named to represent the Township in connection
with this work... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Jackson- That this Council recommend that no Deer hunt be
held in Bayham Township for 1947... Carried.
H. L.' Godwin, President of the Elgin Plowmen's Assn* requested that a
grant be given his organization to assist in financing the annual plow-
ing match.
Moved by Coyle V
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council make a grant of $35.00 to the
Elgin Plowmen's Assn... Carried.
Drainage Inspector Vallee attended at the meeting and discussed with the
Council several drainage problems in the Township.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That the Reeve and Councillor Coyle see waters Bros*
about hiring a dragline to do some ditching and culvert work in the
Township... Carried.
MaveGrbpt Mitchell, waitedon the Council and requested a grant to the
Aylmer and East Elgin Fa" Borad and also discussed further the proposit-
ion Of combining several caretaking jobs in the Village of Straffordviloe.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That we grant the Aylmer Fair Board the sum of One
Hundred Dollars for the 1947 fair... Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That this Township Board enter into an agrangement
frith the Straffordville Cemetery Board and the Township School Area Boar,
for the engagement of a janitor. The portion of payment bo be made by
this Board to be $300* per year, providing a suitable working solution
can be'worked out... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That A. A. Johnson be named as member of the
Caretaking committee as a Township representative re, the agreement
between Township, semetery and school Board.... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That D. Vallee be an
Tillsonburg High Sohool Board from Sept.
Carriede
advisory member to the
1st . , . 1947 to Dec. 31, 19 .7...
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That the Reeve sign the
Moved by Johnson, Seconded by Jackson- That
of interim subsidy be approved and forwarded
amount of 520,190.93... Carried*
order sheets -99 garried*
the petition for payment
to the Dept* to the
I
Frank Steers - Gas for Patten -------------- $ 2.16 \
« « _ « " gall --------------- 1.x.0♦
Wilford Burwell - Fox Bounty --------------- 5.00\
Provincial Treas.- Police Sal. Aug.---=----- 145.83\
" " - " Expl July ---------
47.86\
Provincial Treas.- Insulin ----------------- .60 \
J. H. Howey - Eden SoWalks 1946-7 ---------- 67.12\
Ontario Gazette - Advto reo tax sale ------- 7.25\
Ed. Curtis - Relief for Se t. -------------- 40.00\
David Masales - » "----------- w4w 36.001
Joseph Meszaros- « " "-------------- 35.00
Wm. Patten - » « » _--------_,. 22 25
Edith Perry - w_--r-_w -�- 33.50
Dan Antone - " » "-------------- 10.00 \
George Huback - » « « _-------_--_-- 25.00\
George Armstrong - Labour--------------P.V. 3.65♦
D. F. Gibson, K.C.- Legal fees -------- P.V. 11.00\
Frank Laemers - Garbage Disposal ------ P.V. 60.00♦
News Printing Coo- Printing ----------- P.V. 3978\
N. H. McConkey - Relief for Meszaros, Aug.-- 33.25\
F. J. Hulton - Fuel ofr Meezaros---------- 101000♦
Mrs. E. B. Brown - Rel. for Parry, Aug. ---- 27.60\
F. L. Stephenson - " Patten p--- 15.30
W. E. MoKibbin - » « » a 2,00♦
N. 0. Stilwell - " " Hubaok -" ---- 22.95\
Jo W. McQuiggan - " " Antone ---- 8,o65\
Curtis " ---- 30..90♦
- Masales " ---- 33.90\
K. E. Grant - Sal. for Aug. F.D.----------- 35.00'
Jo D. Vallee - To apply on salary ---------- 157.63\
ReceiverGeneral - Tax --------------------- *70\
Treas. Aylmer Fair Board- Grant ------------ 100.00'\
N. H. McConkey- Attending 1 meeting -------- 5.80\
A. A. Johnson - " 1 "-------- 5.0\
A. N. Wright - " 1 "-------- 5. 0\
Lyle Coyle - 1 " ------ 6.Oo►\
Chas. Jackson - 1 -------- 5.40♦
Bert Hilts - " 1 " ---- M---- 3.00\
Tres►e. Elgin Plowmen's Assn.- Grant -------- 35.00,\
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Aohnso.n- That this Council now adjourn to meet again
Dctober 6th. 1947 at one o'clock... Carried.
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246
247
Township Hall, Straffordville, Oct. 6th. 1947.
Pursuant to adjournment -of Sept* 2nd,,, the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members present
except Councillor Wright and Reeve McConkey presided. Minutes of the last
meeting were read, approved and signed and the following business was
done.
Letter was rece&vedfrom D. F. Gibson, K.C. in regards to correction of
the Poison Ivy menace in Port 6urwell.
From the Dept. of Public Works in regards to putting sand on beach at
ltmaorial Park.
From the Secretary of the East Elgin High School Board in regards to
condition of road vast from Corinth and also requesting payment of levy.
Letter from Mrs. Evelyn Echmier regarding Sheffer dogs at Port Burwell.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That this Township do not grant a Kennel License
to Mrs. Pearl Sheffer but that Constable Wellheiser and the Clerk enforce
the Township regulations pertaining to dogs and I.f necessary take Court
action... Carried.
Moved by Jackson ✓
Seconded by Coyle- That the 1947 taxes to the amount of 55.05 for Leslie
Horlick, roll 319, be written off, error in assessment... Carried.
0
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That the following Licenses be granted. -
J. W. McQuiggan - Ice Crease Stand
George Beauclerc - Refreshment Stand.... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council make a grant of $25*00 to the Red
Shield Appeal of the Salvation Army. - . Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Johnson- That the Clerk be authorized to order gifts for
Veterans for World War 2 as follows; -
5 for next-of-kin; 7 for womens' division and 166 for men.Carriede
New regulations pertaining to time for nomination and election were then
discussed.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That By -Law No. 1175,
nomination and election be now read a first
Moved by Johnson
being a by-law to set day for
time... Carriedi
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1175, be now read a second time.
Carried.
Moved byJackson
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1175 be now read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seoonded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1176, being a by-law to appoint
Deputy -Returning Odtficers and Poll Clerks and Polling Places for 1947
elections, be now read a first time... Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Jackson- That By -Law '4o. 1176 be now read a second time.
Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Coyle- That By -Law No. 1176 be now read a third time and
finally passed... Carried.
Delegations waited on the Council in respect to drainage work and Mr.
Geovge Vallee, County Forestry Commissioner, invited the members to
attend a meeting in the hall for the purpose of explaining the County
by-law and operation of same,
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Johnson- That rhe Reeve aign the prder sheets... Carried.
rt
Roads and Bridges----------- September --- $2222.6\
H.E.P.C.- Hydro for hall ----------------- 6.0"x,
Frank Steers- Gas for hall --------------- 1.40
Ed. Curtis - Cash Relief ----------------- 40.00,
David Masales- " "---------------- 41.00h
Joseph Meszaros- " "---------------- 0.00x,
Wm. Patten - " a ---------------- 32.25►
Edith Perry - " w ---------------- 330QQ,
Dan Antone - " a ---------------- 10 -OO,
Myra Rose - n ---------------- 37•25,,s
Victor Brunsden- " "---------------- 10.00
J. D. Vallee - To apply on salary -------- 157.63,\
Receiver General- Tax --------------------
Provincial Treas.- Police salar gtt *�
yy 5
exp* f31�.�i........ 6 5.2
News Printing Co,- Advt re, tax sale -----
Robt. Grant - Stamps --------------------- 7000`
Treas. of Vienna - Relief for rake (2) --- 19.15<
Murray Stenabaugh - Bal* of salary ------- 500.00
Poatage & envelopes -- 5.52.
Dog Tax Com. --------- 120.20
Georeg Armstrong - Labour-----------P.V.- 3.83
W. E. McKibbin - Tile & Siding------P.V.- 2.50.\
Frank Laemers - Garbage-------------P.VO- 75.00`
A. N. Wright- Bulbs eta. ---- --- ----P.V.- 36.2.3\
Red Shield Appeal - Grant ---------------- 2 .00�
Bert Hilte - Hall grounds ---------------- 18.0
J. D. Vallee - Council & Janitor --------- 25,6Q -
K.
E. Grant - Sal. for Sept. ------------- 35.0N
Ed. Davidson - Rental to Dec. 31/47 ------ 90.00
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council now adjourn to hold the
regular November meeting on Oct. 27th. at 1 P.M. with Court of
Revision... Carried.
Reeve.
249
Township Hall, Straffordville, Oct. 27th, 1947.
Pursuant to adjournment of Oct. 6th., the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members present ad
Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes of the last meeting were read, approved
and signed and the following business was done.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the Deptaty-Reeve preside until the arrival of
the Reeve.
The Council met at 10 A.M. and aftdrttihemfeading of the minutes, Coundl
adjourned to go on a tour of inspection of several major road repair
works done under the supervision of Road Supt. Godwin. Council resumeM
session again at 1 P.M.
Hospital notices were read and the following communications discussed.
From V. H. Tilson, Barrister, advising that no action be taken in
regards to the destruction of the Sheffer dogs until more time was
allowed for the disposition of same.
krom Steve Choma requesting permission to establish a meat processing
plant in Straffordville.
From the Continental Casualty -Co, regarding claims for damages against
the Township.
From the Dept. of Planning and Development, information regarding the
establishment of courses for home weaving.
Moved by Wright '
Seconded by Coyle- That all necessary steps be taken to collect unpaid
dog tax or have dogs belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Sheffer destroyed by
Court action on or after Nov. 3, 1947... Carried.
-Dr, Kennedy and Steve Choma interviewed the Council in regards to the
proposed meat processing plant to be established in the City Dairy
building at Straffordville. Considerable discussion was held and it
was decided that the Ooun6ll had no authority in the matter except with
the co-operation of the Mddieal Health .Officer, to prohibit slaughtering,
bone cooking and blodd boiling.
At 2 P.M. several persons were in attendance in regards to appeals on
the 1948 assessment roll.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That the members of the Municipal Council shall
constitute the Court of Revision for the 1948 assessment roll and that
this Council now adjourn to hold said Court of Rev is ion... Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Wright- That N. H. McConkey be chairman of the Court of
Revision... Carried.
The members then subscribed to the necessary oaths before the Clerk and
the following appeals were heard and decided. -
Roll No.
848 r
1059'
1040
311
v
App&llant
C . D.Coyle
Pearce do Shroud
A. Hagell
W,H.Reynolde
Respecting_ Decision
Self Reduce $300, on buildings and $500
on land.
Self
Self
Self
Keith M.Stanton Wmo Fitch
Reduce $900. on Buildings.
Reduce 5200. on Building.
Assess to Gordon Hunter,,
Already assessed properly.
iO4 74Delbert Timpany Geo. Rozell Assess for 25 ac. Land 1950.
Buildings $200.'
Ralph Perrin A-ssess for 2 ae., hand $50. and
Buildings $ 500. 'e
..r`
Timpany assessmelit to be reduoed
by equal amounts.
W.;
250
Roll No. Appellant `Respecting Decision
1185/0'C.D.Coyle John Danko Assess to John Danko.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the 1948 assessment be adopted as finally
revised and this Court of Revision do now adjourn... Carried.
The Council then resumed the regular bas iness .
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coale- That we request the Road Supt, to proceed with the
repairs to the pavement on Erieus St. in Port Burwell. If possible this
work to be done at once in order to save the surface of road during the
winter... Carried.
Drainage Inspector Geo. Vallee and George Devos waited in the Council
in respect to repairs to the Chalk drain. Mr. Devoe promised to provide
labour if Council would procure pipe to make necessary repairs. H L.
Godwin was instructed to make enquiries at an early date and if at all
possible, procure pipe to be put in this fall.
A by-law was then presented to the Council which provided for the
regulating of certain buildings in defined areas of the Township. This
was read and discussed by the Council for some time.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Wright- That By -Law No. 1177, being a by-law to regulate
the location, erection and use of stables, garages, barns, outhouees
and manure pits in defined areas of the Township of Bayham, be now
read a first time... Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Johnson- That By -Law No. 1177 be now read a second time.
Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seeonderl by Jackson- That By -Law No. 1177 be now read a third time and
Finally passed... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That the Reeve sign the order sheets... Carried,
Frank Steers - Gas for hall ---------------- S 1.90
Times Journal Ltd,- Advt, re, tax sale ------ 52.00
Alex Chandler - Straff. sidewalks ---------- 1..00\
Frank E. Travis- " " _---------- 22.O
Town of Aylmer - Div* court costs, share --- 9.6c
N. Hayward - Fox Bounty -------------------- .00-
N. H. McConkey - Se 1. jurors --------------- 4.0
J. D. Vallee ----------------- 100�
M. Stenabaugh - » " _----------- 4*ON
" IN 4WAttend C. of R. ------------- 2.50
J. D. Vallee -'To apply on salary ---------- 15?. 63,E
Reweiver General - Tax ----- .70<
K. E. Grant - Salary for Oct.------------�5100_1.,NEd. Curtis - Relief for Gote�iber---------- 000(\
David Masales - « r� «-----____-- 46.00\
Wm. Patten - » « _---------- 34*25�
Edith Perry - " «----------- 39.00N
Dan Antonp - n » n _________-- 10.00,
Myra Rose - « » « _----___..__ 44,25\
Victor Brunsdon- " " "----------- 10.00
Robt. Grant - Stamps ----------------------- 7.ON
Frank Laemers - Garbage Coll. -------- P.V.-60.000
F. A. Hawes - Street lights ---------- P.V.- 36.o0\
H. 0. Alward - Clark's salary -------- P.V.- 50.00\
Toronto Stationery Supplies Ltd.- supplies - 60.09\
J e D. Vallee - Council h Janitor pay ------- 31.x.0\
..w " - Meals for members ----------- 5. 11
- Police salary, Oct* -----
Treas. of Ontario li e 1 y, cj5:i1,s\,� p 93�
Moved by Jackson,
meet again on Nov .
Seconded by Coyle - "-
15th, at 1 P.M..9
e eve • .
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Township Mall, $traffordville, Novo 15th, 19.70
Pursuant to ad j ourment of Oct. 27th., the Council of the Township
of Bayham met in regular session on the above date. All members
were present except Councillor Wright and Reeve McConkey presided.
H. L. Godwin acted as Clerk in the absence of J. D. Vallee. Minutes
of the previous meeting were read, approved and signed and the
following business was done.
No communications and accounts were presented so the Council held a
discussion on items of interest throughout the Township.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council adjourn to meet again on Dee* let.
at 1 o'clock... Carried.
Reeve.
Township Hall, Straf f ordv ille , Nov. 28th. ?947.
The nomination meeting for members of the Bayham Township Council for
1918 and for Trustees for the Bayham Township School Board was held on
the above date beginning at 2 P.M. About 28 ratepayers were present. At
about 3 F.M. the Returning Officer declared nominations closed after a
motion which carried by those present. The following were nominated.
For Reeve- Gx°art Yitche&l, Arba Johnson and Neil McConkey.
Yor Deputy Reeve - Charles Jackson and Arba Johnson.
Bor Council- Lyle Coyle, Newell Wright, W. G. Mi6chell and Walter Nelson
For drool Board- Farl Green, G. Marren Tupper, Arthur Vartyn, Stanley
Simpson and Robert C. Jackson.
The usual after -meeting vias then held with J. D. Vallee acting as
chairman. He explained the fincial report of the Township and then Call-
on the various nominees for a few minutes talk. Reeve McConkey and
Deputy Reeve Johnson gave an account of County affairs as well as those
pertaining to the 'Township. The other Councillors discussed Township
affairs with those present. H. L. Godwin and George Vbllee were then
both invited to the platform and gave an account of the work done under
their supervision as Rpad Supt. and as Drain and Building Inspector
respectively. The meeting adgiourned about 4.45 P.M.
By 9 P.M. the following evening, the required numbers of nominees only
had qualified for the various offices.
I, J. Dewey Vallee, Clerk and Returning Officer for the Township of
Bayham, hereby declare the following to be elected by acclaimation for
the v4ari6us Xdo ices for 1948.
# Reeve - Arba A. Johnson.
Deputy Reeve - Charles F . Jackson.
Council - Lyle Coyle, A. Newell Wright and Wm. G. Mitchell,
School Board - Earl Green, Arthur Martyn and Stanley Simpson for two
years and Robert C. Jackson for one year.
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Township Ball, Straffordville , Nov. 15th. 1947.
Pursuant to adjourment of Oct. 27th., the Council of the Township
of Bayham met in regular session on the above date. All members
were present except Councillor Wright and Reeve McConkey presided.
H. L. Godwin acted as Clerk in the absence of J. D. Vallee. Minutes
of the previous meeting were read, approved and signed and the
following business was done.
No communications and accounts were presented so the Council held a
discussion on items of interest throughout the Township.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council adjourn to meet again on Dec. 1st.
at 1 o'clock... Carried.
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.,,. N.Latiorm and gave an account of the work done under
,,,... their supervision as Rpad Supt. and as Dvsin and Building Inspector
respectively. The meeting adjourned about 4.45 P.M -
By 9 P.N. the following evening, the required numbers of nominees only
had qualified for the various offices.
I, J. Dewey Vallee, Clerk and Returning Officer for the Township of
bayham, hereby declare the following to be elected by acclaimation for
the vari6us cfd'o ices for 1918.
Reeve - Arba A. Johnson.
Deputy Reeve - Charles F. Jackson.
Council - Lyle Coyle, A. Newell Wright and 'elm. G. Mitchell.
School Board - Farl Green, Arthur Martyn and Stanley Simpson for two
years and Robert C. Jacks n for orle year.
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Jerk and Returning Officer.
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Township Hall, Straffordv it le ,. Dec. 1st, 1947,
Pursuant to adjournment -of Nov. 15th, , the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular sessjpn on the above date, all members present
except Reeve. McConkey. Minutes of the last meeting were read, approved
and signed and the following business was done.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That Deputy Reeve Johnson preside at this meeting in
the absence of the Reeve... Carried.
Communications and hospital notices were read and filed.
!Messrs. Stephenson and Mcriibbon, Police Village Trustees gaited on the
Council and requested some action in reppect to the re -organization of
Memorial Park Board as previously agreed upon.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle- That the Clerk arrange a meeting with the Township
Solicitor and Police Village Trustees for Dec. Sth. or 9th. Carried,
Mr. Gordon Turnbull and Charles Turnbull attended at the meeting and
requested a grant fob the Firby cemetery.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council make a grant of $20.00 to the
Firby Cemetery, cheque payable to Gordon Turnbull, Sec... Carried.
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A delegation of Nelson Ward and others waited on the Council in
respect to gravel on road south of Richmond and also requested pay for
work done on this road by themselves* They were promised that trucks
would be starting to haul gravel within a day o8 so.
George Vallee, Drain and building Inspector, attended at the meeting and
gave an accol�nt of his work -wring the past months,
Air. C. D. Coyle, M.P. also attended at the meeting.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle - That the Deputy Reeve sign the order sheets.Carried.
Roads & Bridges - Pay E eets for Nov. ----------$3311.69
Treas. Memorial Park Board - Grant -------------
$200.00
Myra Ross - Relief -----------------------------
"4,25,,
Ed. Curtis - "----------------------------
40.00
D. Masales ------------------------------
46.00-,
Wm. Patten - t' -----------------------------
3.,25-,,
Edith Perry - "-----------------------------
39.00,
Dan Antons - "-----------------------------
10.00.
V. Bruesdon - "-----------------------------
10100 --
Aylmer & Malahide Tel Co.- Police phone --------
3511
RoyVaughan - Fox Bounty-----------------------
6
3 0,00,
tt n
Emery Goodhand -------------------------
5,00._
Gordon Underhill. " "-----------------------
10000
John Szakal - " "----------------------
5,OCL,
Thos, Vaughan ----------------------tt n -
5.00�
Les. Smith - n n ----------------------
10.00
J. D. Vallee - To apply on salary --------------
157.63\
Receiver General - Tax -------------------------
7 0
Treas. Elgin County - Hos italitation ----------
333.07 \
Ge orgg, E. Grant - Bond Prem. -------------------
37 * 5a\
H. F. P. C.- Straff* street li&hts--------------
27 .78,,
" - Pt, Bur. "------- P.V.-
756.9;0--,
News Printing Uo, - Advts & printing -----------
9,15-,
Municipal world Ltd,- Forms etc, ---------------
2.57\
Treas. of Vienna - Relief for Pake,Oct,-Nov,----
2 R95\
C. E. Soper - Straff. sidewalks ----------------,57\
William Laycock - Wreath-----------------P.V,--.
,OC'
Frank Laemers - Garbage Coll. ----------- P.V.--
40;,0k
Frank L. Stephenson - Grant for services- P.V.--
2+0,00\
Stewart McKibbdn - a N n -- P.V.--
20,00
H. 0. Alward - -- P.V.--
20.00
Gordon Turnbull, Sec.- Grant to Firby cemetery -
2Q.001
Irwin Tedford - Hens killed by dogs ------------
45.00\
Robt. C. Jackson - Valuing above ---------------
2.96\
1%
Provincial Treasurer - Police salary Nov. ---
It
83
„ - " Exp. Oct. ---- 5.51.83
Peters, Brown & Co*- Pay. on account -------- 113
..6
Provincial Treas. - Insulin ----------------- 1.79'-
TY1Lioi,BfirP.eeotrtr- Advts. & printing ----------
11 -79\,
H. L. Godwin - Sal. Weed Inspector ---------- 25.00\
George Vallee - Services Build Inspector ---- 63.16
Drain " ----- 112.7$
Jack Hotcb.kiss - Hauling sand Benner drain 6.00
It" - " stone Ckalk " -- 29,1\
Verne Baldwin - Filling holes Eden ?7rain ---- 12.00
Martin Roloson - York on Chalk Drain =------- 50.0c \
Gus Angyal - " " " it -------- 12,00
Steve Angyal - " " !' 11 -------- 45.50\
Steve Angyal Jr. - " " " "-------- 12,00.
Geo. Lippai - " " " " -50
Steve Kish Jr,- " " n n _
-------- 2.00
Bill Guzak - " " " "-------- 26.00\
John Guzak --------- 42, 50,\
Steve Kish Sr.- " " " '� -------14.Opp
-
Mike Devos - " " " "-------- 7 0 5�
-
Willard Benner- ------- a& 14,4q
K. E. Grant - Sal. for Nov, ---------------- 35OQ
N. H. McConkey - Attending Council, l, ------- 5.80
A. A. Johnson - " " 2 -------- 10.8t3�
A. N. Wright - " " 1 -- 5.80\
Lyle Coyle - " " 2 ------- 12.00
Chas. Jackson - " " 2 ------ 10.80,\
Berton Hilts - Care of Hall 3 meetings ------ 9.00
Frank Steers - Gas for Hall, Oct, ----------- 1.90,,
tt it_ i} n " Nov. -------.--_- �r ro\
Robt . Grant - Stamps for Clerk-Treas. ------- 14.00\
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Moved by Wright
Seconded by Coyle - That this Council now adjourn to meet again on
Deco 15th. at 1 P.M... Carried.
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Township Hall, Straffordville, Dec. 8th. 1917.
The Council of the Township of Bayham met. in special session on the
above date for the purpose of discussing with the Township Folicitor
and Police Village Trustees, the question of setting up a new boavd
for Memorial. Park. All members of the Council were present except
Deputy Reeve Johnson and Reeve �, cConkey presided. Also in attendance
besides the Council were D. k. Gibson, K.C. , Messrs. Alward, N cKibbon
and Stephenson of the Port Burwell Police 'Village Trustee Board and
Albert E. Brown and Gordon Chalk.
Various items of interest concerning the early formation of the park
were discussed and Mr. Gibson outlined the ways a legal park board
might be foamed.' These were fully discussed.
Moved by aright
Seconded by Jackson- That D. F'. Gibson, Y .fit. be instructed to draw
up a draft by-law to provide for the setting up of a Boar -31 of 171ark
Management for Memorial Park, Port Burwell, and submit same for
consideration and approval of the Municipal Council and Board of
Police Village Trustees... Carrier?.
The Poison Ivy menace in Port Burwell and the Township was also
discussed by the members present.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Jackson- That tris Council meeting now adjourn to meet
again Dec. 15th. at 1 P.M... Carried.
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Reeve . - Cie
Township Hall, Straffordville, Dec. 15th. 1947.
Pursiant to adjournment of Dec, 1st . , the Council of the Township of
Bayham met in regular session on the above date, all members present
and Reeve McConkey presiding. Minutes of the last regular and special
meetings were read, approved and signed and the following business was
done.
A memorandum was received from the Dept.
High School Board Trustees.
A notice was received from St. Michael's
admission of Alexander Paull reported to
Letters were read from D. k. Gibson, K.C.
for a portion of Eden and also the poison
in regards to appointment of
Hospital, Toronto, rewarding
have worked near F t . Burwe 11.
in regards to a new survey
ivy menace at Port Burwell.
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Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That the Reeve proclaim Boxing Day, Dec, 26th. to
be a civic and public holiday in and for the Township of Bayham. Carrie d
Fire Chief K. E. Grant was present and gave his report on the operation
of the Dept. for the past year.
Loved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council pay the volunteer firemen the
usual 3.00 each per trip and $10.00 to the Straffordville Telephone
Operator and $5.0c) to the Port Burwell Operator for extra services.
Carried.
Moved by Johnson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council take no.action in regards to a
survey of part of Eden until, such time as requested from the interested
ratepayers... Carried.
If
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council appoint J. D. Vallee to the
Tillsonburg High School Board and Howard Coomber to the Aylmer High
School Board. Both appointments to be for 194.8-9... Carried.
moved by Johnson
Seconded by Wright- That the
Wm. Alward
Bapt.L.E.Adams
McKickne
Ogla Gas Co.
Delbert Irimpany
Gus Coville
following tax arrears be written offt-
-- 1944 taxes -- 932interest.
19 it _ _ 26:4V
t
-- 1945 it -- 17.82/ r
-- 19 9-40-1-3r5
4-- 98.64✓ "
- - 194 - - l . 69./ "
194.55-6 f� -- 12.9
Carrie d.
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Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Wright- That due to an appareny error in copying on the
1947 assessment roll, this Council make a rebate of 512.32 in the 1947
taxes of Fred bell.. • Carried.
Moved by Coyle
Seconded by Wright- That this Council now ad i ourn to attend the funeral
of the Howey family... Carried.
Council assembled again about 4.30 P.M.
k delegation from south of Richmond was waiting to interview the Council
in regards to pay for work on on that roard.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Coyle- That this Council pay time for work on road to
Stuart Kinsey 130.00; Nelson Ward 567.00; Ralph Honsinger (.25.00, Waite
Honsinger 1.25.00; G. 1. Phillipsy5.00 and J. Schmeltz f25.00.Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded b Coyle -
Reeve and 30.00 to
t30.00 to the Clerk
That the usual bonus of $cG.00 be Rrantea to the
the Deputy Reeve and each Council member and also
from Township funds... Carried.
Moved by Jackson
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council express its thanks and appreciate,
ion to our Reeve for his leadership and co-operation during his term of
office and extend to him and hid family, the best wishes for the future
Carried.
Moved by Wright
Seconded by Johnson- That the Reeve sign the order sheets... Carried.
Wm. Partington - fox Bounty -----------------
5.Oo�
Verne Gunstone - "------------------
5.00
N. Hayward - �� "-------------------
5.00`
Sec.-Treas.Memorial Bark Board - Grant ------
100.00
Annie Vyse - Relief for j Dec. --------------
11.00,
Treas. Elgin County - County Rate -------- 21414.62-�
J. D. Vallee - Bal. 194.7 salary -------------
144 57
- Telephone account ------------
10.5
n » - Tax Sale Com. --------
3. A
- Sch. Atteind Off. & mileage ---
26.02
Aylmer Express - F'in. Stat. & V.L.----------
187.60\
Nears Printing Co.- Advts & Printing ---------
1 .20�
F1 in Concrete Products - Tile Chalk drain --
g
14. 8\
5
Joe Biener - Culvert on Benner Drain --------
20.80
Albert Deller & Son - Tile ------------------
24.0
Clayton A. Jackson - Lumber for Benner Or,---
4..35
:. W. Haines - Certifying Voters' Lists -----
9.15\
Basil Nevill - Hauling'tile.Benner drain -----
7.50\
Treas. of Vienna - Relief for Pake, 'Dec.-----'
12.9
Jack Grant - 30 trips with fire truck -------
90,00
Basil Nevill - 22 " ------
66.ON
Dewey Vallee - 7 tripe " " "--------
21.00%
Jack Hotchkiss- 16 " ^--------
48AOo\
Lyle Grant - 11 " " " " --------33.%00\
Fred Tribe - 5 " " " " ________
15.00
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K. E. Grant _ 30 trips with fire truck -----
#Igyp, 0
" - Salary for December
---------- k.
35,0
Salerry Straff. Street lights - 20,0
Steve Slama - Overpayment of 1947 taxes ---- 11.9.'
Fred Ball - Rebate of 1947 taxes ----------- 12.3
G. A.- Barrle Funeral Home- limbulance ----- 50`
H. E. F. c. - �}.
Hydra for hall --------------- 6 0�
H. P, Grant & Smns - Bulbs Straff, . St. Lts . -
10.90�
Eire truck supplies ---- J�3.6&I
Receiver General - Tax re. Vallee ---------- 13•�
N. H. McConkey - Bonus and Meetings 2 ------ 7l EO`
K. A. Johnson
1 -----r 5 ! 1
A. N. Wright
Lyle Coyle 2 ------ X2.0
Chas. F. Jackson - " " "
2 ------ 0.80
Berton Hilts - Care of Hall 3 -------------- 9000
J. D. Valle®
L3onus--------------------- 30.
t3erta ArN
tkinson - Sbraff. Telephone Op. -- 10.0 \
Harold Tuff - Pt. Bur.N
5. Oc�'
Moved by 'A,right
Seconded by Johnson- That this Council now ad journ,SIN-F
Carried.
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