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BURWELL
- VILLAGE
Council Minutes
1968
Nineteenth Ideeting
Tuesday December 3, 1963
The
Port Burwell Villatre Council heli heir
December meeting
in
she Municipal Office at 7.30 p.m. on Monday
December 3,
1968.
All
members were present wi*h *he exception
of F. Kemp. G.
McCord
of
*he new council was also present..
he
minutes of -he last meeting were read, and adoTed as read.
1.
Moved
by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks
thaw accowlts 1-55
on
Voucher 12 be paid and Reeve be au*horized
*o sign *he same.
2.
Moved
by H. Hoshal and sec. by A. Loucks 1 -ha-
the Council give
the
Clerk permission o pay Fire -Chief ,;150
& Asst.- Chief
4150.
for
the year 1968, and the Firemen 44.00 for
-attending a fire
11.00 for prat*_ce -leetings, adn 44.00 for iu*ual
Aid Meetings.
It
was decided *o hold a Rabies Immunization
Clinic in the
Village
of Port Bur^,iell on Sa*urday December
14.
3.
Moved
by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield
*,hat this Council
av*horize
the Clerk to purchase Klas turkeys
for employees,
Letter was read from Assessment Comriissicner
Hector icLean
announcing his re-irement as of December 31,
1968, and the
appointment of Iir. blilliam U. Vidler to succeed
him.
4.
Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by H. Hoshal -hat
this meeting
be
adjourned until next regular mew-ing unless
in case of emergency.
Time.
9. 30 P.M.
ACCOU:4"3 PAYABLE
No.
Name Services
AmoiLnt Check
-
1.
H. Johnson Foote Hospi*alization b2.00
3591
2.
Verne Hambly Bldg. Insp.
150.
3592
3.
Mary Bly-h Reeve
150.
3593
4.
Harold Hoshal Councillor
100.
3594
5.
Ronald Bradfield "
100.
3595
b.
F. Kemp "
100.
3596
7.
Alvin Loucks "
100.
3597
8.
Lakeside N ursbng Home
499.60
3598
9.
'"illsonburg Minor Hockey
25.
3599
10.
Dorman Loucks 'Mages Nov. 4-8
78.94
3600
11.
Keane*,h Kirkpa*rick "
82.01
36.01
12.
Helen ',lolfe "
44.41
3602
13.
Sophie '^ries*, Cleaning
4.
3603
14.
Receiver General 64a-.lps
10.
3604
15.
Ililton Seymour C. of R. Refund
17.92
3605
16.
Bessie Dorken " " "
18.14
3606
17.
C.P.R. T' " "
46.93
3607
18.
Rec. Genera) 16 C. of R. no*i.ces 8.
3608
19.
Norman Loucks Wages Nov. 11-15
78.94
3609
20.
Keanet.h Kirkpatrick "
82.01
3610
21.
Helen Wolfe "
44.41
3611
22.
R. Chappell Temporary Ass.
15.
3612
23.
Municipal World
2.
3613
24.
P. U. C.
15`.94
3614
25.
Y.U.C.
18.58
3615
26.
Tillsonburg District High School
10000.00
3616
27,
Norman Loucks Mages Nov. 18-22
78.94
3617
28.
Ken Kirkpatrick "
82.01
3618
29.
Helen Wolfe"
44.41
3619
30.
Aylmer & MalahidE Telephone _1
63.74
3620,
'
31.
Helen Wolfe Wages Nov.�_25-29
44.41
3621
•
32.
Norman Loucks "
78.94
3622
ACCOU+TS PAYABLE (Continued)
No. Name Services Amount, Check
33.
Ken Kiropa*rick
Wages Nov. 25-29
82.01
3623
34.
Charles Smyth
"
7.
3624
35.
36.
Frank Stephenson
Welfare & Acct,
151.97
3627
37.
Morley Wolfe
Nov. Acc*.
22.74
3 28
38.
Registry Office
2.70
3629
39.
'debster Supplies
13.$6
3630
40.
Times Journal
C. of R. Notices
3.12
3631
41.
M.I.T. •
Cement
146.30
3632
42.
Eddie Epple
Sidewalk
285.
3633
43.
Bruce McCartney
40.76
3634
44.
flat*erwor*h & Anderson
Ltd.
6.25
3635
45.
Royal Canadian Legion
Wreath -
7.50
363E
46.
Ron. Bradfield
Nov. 7, meeting
11.
3637
47.
Max. Underhill
72.
3638
48.
Peter Gloin
Certifying Lis*t,
3.
3639
49.
Supertest Oil
38/37
3640
50.
Burleys Boat, Bldg.
Oct. Acct.
24.86
3641
51.
St.erlirig Fuels
Murray Fuel
18.19
3642
52.
Mews Printing
Posting Voters List,
5.04
3643
53.
Valley Camp Coal
33.49
3644
54.
Kiag Seagrave
14.24
3645
55.
Township of Bayham
Dragging
72.
3646
Clerk
f Reeve
P
Nomination Meeting Monday November 25, 1968
0
A nomination Meeting for the Village of Port Burwell was held in
the Port Burwell Public School on Monday November 25, 1968, from
8 p.m. to 9 P.M. There were Twenty-nine ataended.
The results of those qualifying were ---
REEVE Nary BLYPH, Port Burwell Clerk
(ACCL.)
CCUN.CIL Alvin Loucks " If Gen *-1eman
George McCORD " If Farmer
Harry ALWARD If " Nurseryman -
Harold HOSHAL " " Caretaker
Frederick K124P If If Retired
Ronald BRADFIdLD If it Civil Servant.
Harr y COOKSCN If TM Insurance Salesman
AWN
V.�,N M"SFAILLIE If If Carpenter
P.U.C. Frank S1"EPHEi3CN " " Merchant (.k(;CL)
Louis TOTH If If merchant (ACCL)
ELECTION MONDAY December 2, 1968
The results of the election on December 2, 1968 were aa follows:
RM Mary BLYTH (ACCL.)
COUNCIL Ronald BRADYIi,LD
HAhOLD HOSHAL
Alvin LOUCKS
George 14cCORD
P.U.C. Frank STEPHENSON (ACCL.)
Louis TOTH (Accl.)
Bd. of EDUCATICN
Public School Results sent to Mr. D. Vallee Clerk, Township of Bayham
Separate School Results sent to Mr. R. Barrett, Clerk, St. Thomas,
Sewent.een*,h Meeting SPECIAL MELTING Tuesday Nov. 12, 1968
A special meeting was held on Tuesday Nov. 12, 1968 at 1 p.m.
in the Municipal Office. Reeve Blyth and all Cowicillors
were present,.
221 Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by A. Loucks thatleave be granted to
introduce By-law to Authorize the Reeve and the Clerk to execute
the agreement, covering the provision of water service to the
municipality of Pt. Burwell by this Commission as follows
Whereas *.he Corporation of the Village of Por*. Burwell desires
to execute an agreement. with the Ontarion 'nater Resources Commission
for the supplying of water in accordance with J)chedule "A" attached
hereto;
AND WHEREAS such agreement will not be executed until the
approval of the Ontario Municipal Board has been obtained.
BE IT THEREFORE ENACT.0 by the Council of the Corporation
of the Village of Port Bunnell as follows:
1. That the Municipality enter into and execute an agreement
with the Ontario `dater Resources Commission for the supply-
ing of water in accordance wit:. Schedule "A" at,*ached hereto.
2. The Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to
execute, subject only to the approval of the Ontario Munieipal
Board, an agreement. substantially the same as thatattached
hereto as Schedule "A"
3. This By-law is subject to the approval of the Ontario
Municipal Board.
By-law read a first, second, and third time. Carried, with
F. Kemp opposed.
Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that, By-law now read
a third time do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, aril sifned and
sealed by the Reeve. Carried, with F. Kemp opposed.
222 Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by H. Hoshal *hat leave be granted to
introduce By -l -,w to recover the annual charges per typical home
for the water service, as follows:
Being a By-law with respect, to a water rate under sections 16a and 42(6)
of the Ontario Water Resources Commission Act..
WHEREAS the Corporation of the Village of Port, Burwell has
entered into or proposes to enter into an agreement, with *he Ontario
Water Resources Co-rnission for the supplying of water to the
Municipality.
NOW '*HL.REFLRE the Council of the Corporation of -he Village of
Port. Burwell enacts as follows:
1. A water rate is iereby imposed upon the cim ers or occupants of
lands which are supplied with water as a consequence of the
entering into of the above-mentioned agreement by the Corporation
2. The water rate s:iall be charged as a flat rate of $230. per
year against each user in respect of such lands which are used
for purposes o*her than commercial or industrial purposes and
a flat rate of not, less t,ian 3230. per year against each user
in respect of such lands which are used for comr;ercial or
industrial purposes.
3. The flat rate designated in Paragraph 2 shall be billed a nd
collected as a par* of the charge for water to each user.
4. This By-law is subject tothhe approval of the Ontario Municipal
Board.
By-law read a first, second and third time. Carried with F. Kemp Opposed.
Special Meeting Tuesday Nov. 12 (continued)
Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by A. Loucks that By-law Grow read a third time
do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, and signed and sealed by *he Reeve.
Carried, -with F. Kemp opposed.
#223 Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks t,ha* leave be granted to
introduce By-law to recover the annual frontage charge, as follows:
Bein By-law with respect to a water rate under sec,ions 16a and0
_(6 of the ont,ario Water Resources Commission Act.
WHEREAS the Corporation of the Village of Port, Burwell has
entered into or proposed to enter into an agreement with Ontario
Water Resources Commission for the supplying of water to the
Municipality.
NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Village of
^Fort Burwell E1+'ACTS AS FOLLOWS:
1. A water rate is hereby imposed upon owners or occupants of lands
which front, or abut on the streets or parts of streets described in
Schedule "A" hereto.
2. The water rate shall be imposed in each year commencing in the
year 1970 and shall be an annual foot frontage rate of 60 cents per
foot on the lands designated in paragraph 1 hereof.
3. (a) A reduction in the case of corner tots at the junction or
in*ersec*ion of streets of not, more *hat % of the flanlcage and a
reduction or increase in the case of triangular or irregularlyA
shaped lots may be made in the foot frontage rate that otherwise
would be chargeable +-hereon, sufficient., having regard to the.
situation, value and 6uperficial area of such lots as compared with
other lots, to adjust its frontage charge on a fair and equi*able
basis.
(b) 'Where a lot is for any reason wholly or in part, unfi* for building
purposes, a reduction may also be made in the foot, frontage rate that
otherwise would be chargeable thereon sufficient to adjust, its frontage
charge as compared with that of to*s fit, for building purposes on a
fair and equitable basis.
(c) Where a lot, other than a corner lot,, has two limits that abut on
scree*,s described in Schedule "A" hereto and *.',e size and nature of the
lo* is such that any or all of *he works in such s*reet,s are not, required,
a reduction in respect cf the works that are not, required, so long as
*hey are not, required, may also be made in the foot, frontage rate that
would otherwise be chargeable *.hereon, sufficient to adjust its frontage
charge on a fiar and equitable basis.
(d) The reductions shall be made by deducting from the total frontage of
the to* liable *o the annual foot, frontage rate so much thereof as is
suffieient to make *he proper reduc*ion, but ti:e whole of the lot shall
be charged with the annual foot frontage charge as so reduced.
4. This By-law is subject to the approval of *'tie On*grio E unicipal Board.
By-law read a first, second, and third time. Carried, with F. Kemp opposed.
Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by H. Hoshal that By-law now read a third time
do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, and signed and sealed by.t,he Reeve.
Carried, with F. Kemp opposed. 0
224 I -loved by H. Hoshal and sec. by R. Bradfield *hat, leave be granted *o
introduce By-law to recover the annual connection charge or the commuted
charge, as follows:
Being a By-law with respect, to a water rate under sec*ions 16a and 42 (6)
of .the Ontario Water Resources Commission Act,.
WHi�R&AS the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell has entered into
or proposes to enter into a n agreement, w+- the Ontario Water Resouree§
Commission for the supplying of water to t.ho--Municipality.
Special Meeting 'Tuesday Nov. 12 (continued)
#224 NOW "'HEREFORL the Council of the Corporation of *he Village of Port
con*.. Burwell �14AC"S AS FOLLOWS:
1. A water rate is hereby imposed upon owners or occupants of lands
for which a water service connection is proviaed to water works
provided And operated by the Ontario .iater Resources Commission
\ under +he above-men*ioned agreement,.
2. The water rate shall be a charge of $150. due and payable in the
cAlLendar year in which such wa*er service connection is installed
provided that such water rate may at the op*ion of *he person
liable therefor be paid as an annual charge of 11.53 commencing
in the year in which such water service connection is installed.
3. This By-law is subject to the approval of the Ontario ?Municipal
Board.
By-law read a first, second and third time. Carried with F. Kemp
opposed.
I -loved by H. Hoshal and sec. by A. Loucks that By-law now read a third
Mime do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, an,] signed and sealed by *he
Reeve. Carried, F. Ke^ip opposed.
1. Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by A. Loucks; * a* the Council give power
to our Solicitor Robert Farlow to be present at Ontario ;Municipal
Board meeting and Councillors that are available, when +he Ontario
Municipal Board ask for our representation.
2. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that *his Council be
adjourned un- it nex* regular meeting unless in case of emergency.
Time. 1.40 p.m.
w'��:: /.44
...........
Clerk
Reeve,
Eighteenth Meeting SPECIAL :1ZETI.4 ; November 25, 1968
A special meeti%g was called on Monday November 25, 1968 a* 10.30 a.m.
in the Municipal office. Reeve Bly*h and all Councillors were present.
1. Moved by A. Loucks and oec. by H. Hoshal *ha* Mr. Elmer Davis be
gy*jn*ed permission *o move co*cage by permi* from this Co,,ncil
owing to *he fact *his property was divided before By-law # 196
came into effect,. Under *his by-law no other person or persons
will be allowed *o move cottages or buildings on par* lots unless
by order of Council, in *he Corporation of *he Village of Port Burwell.
2. Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. b:• R. Bradfield *ha* *he flankage be
66 fee* exemp*ion in Clause 3A of fron*age water rate By-law # 223
of the Provincial Water Works Program.
3. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by F. Kemp that *his mee*4.ng be
,. adjouved until next regular meeting unless in rase of emergency.
Time 11 a.m.
Clew Reeve
COURT OF REVISION 1968 Monday Nov. 11, 1968
1968 Court of Revision was held in *he Municipal Office at 10 a.m.
Monday Nov. 11, 1968. The following members were sworn into office
Chairman Mr. Philip Schleihauf, Mr. Kenneth Williamson, and Mr. Noble
Tufford. Assessors Mr. M. ]Russelo and Idr. D. House were also ih
at*endance.
The following list of changes were made in the 1968 Ansessment. roll.
✓ 43 Seymour, 'Iil*on Sustained 1200 VC at P.K. mill rate
43-"Ol Seymour, Milton Sustained Delete Business ass. of 420.
r -92 Chambers, Russell Appeal dismissed
148-1 John & Darlene Burwell De].e*e 1-nant,s--Moved 1966 April
156-1 John & Sarah Barrett. Tenants Edgar & Vivian Matthews
178 Margaret. & Harry Cookson now owners of property
179 Margare*. & harry Cookson Now owners of property
191 Lena Herries Delete tenant, Lena Herri.es
214 S*.enhenson, Frank Sustained C.P. 6325.
214-1 Stephenson Frank Sus*ained Bus. Ass. 2215
223 Moore, Robert. O,:m er Ralph & Minnie Brown L 300 B1.2000- 2300.
224 Moore, Robert Delete from roll
225 Moore, Robert, Owner Ralph & Minnie Brown L 150 B 2375--2525.
245-1 Ferris Florence Sustained owner since 1967
245-2 Letourneau Lillian Sustained owner since 1967
247-001 Horvath, James Appeal dismissed
254 Fisher, Roy & Betty Sustained new owners since 1967
334-001 Allen 4obert New 4-Pnant.s Robt. & Murla Hannigan
363 Wilson, Myrtle Sus*.ai:ied-Myrl-le 'Wilson Owner & tenant.
1.364 Wilson, Myrtle Sustained -Owner R. Tustian diseased
Tenant Hector & Mary 'Heaver
Tenant Wani*,a Collins
400
Wolf,
E
Alien
415
'^ait,
James
415-01
'"ai*,,
James
15
Milson
Es*ate
j355
Vyse,
Marley &Jean
492
Kure*h,
Elwood
509
Grieve
&Bowman
SEC 53
— 1-211
Kemp,
Mavis
Assessnen*. confirmed 2125 R.F.
Appeal granted Delete Bus. ass. 100.
Owner Ir-ia Travis, Por*, B>>rwell
Owner Village of Port Burwell Tenant H.& J. Vyse
Appeal granted L 175. Bldg 625 R.P. 800.
Owner Gladys Grieve
Appel dismissed
COURT OF REVISION 1968 (continued)
SEC 121
1-43 Seymour, Milton Com. Ass. reverts to V.C.--P.R. mill rate
Write-off 11.42
1-43-1 Seymour, Milton Bus. Tax ;0420. Rebate 17.92 Wri*.e-off 17.92
1-233 Dorken, Bessie Com. Ass. reverts to V.C. P.H. mill rate
Write-off 11.65
• 1-233-1 Dorken, Bessie Bus. Tax 425. 'Rebate 18.14 Rrite-off 18.13
1-365 Elliott, E. Jack Bus. discontinued Write off 8.96
215 W. do L. Tait Bld. rem. Mar. 1968 Write-off 164.78
215-1 W. & L. Tait Bus clos. Mar. 1968 Write-off 44.15
2--1 C.P.R. Bldg. rem. 1967 (550) Rebate 46.93
"2--l-10 F. Willia ms Bus. rem. 1967 (175)Writ,eoff 14.03
WRITE OFF ON ARREARS ROLL
Mrs. Daisy Jarrett Write-off 22.25
Mrs. Dorothy Phillips Write-off 10.63
Mr. William 'vJhite Write-off 22.98
Mr. Emerson Parry Write-off 54.67
Total 1964 Tax 65.59
1965 11.48
1966 16.38
1967 17.08
Moved by K. 'Xilliamson and sec. by N. Tufford that *his Co,,r* of
Revision, having considered all Appeals agains*. the 1968 Assessment,
Roll for the ?2unicipali*y of *he Village of Port Burwell properly
before i*, now cer*ifies }his Roll, as Revised and Amended by the
decisions of the Cour*, to be *he last R*wvised Assessmen* Roll of
*he Municipali*y, in accordance wi*h Sec*ion 73 of *he Assess -
new -Ac- (R.S.O. 1960, Chapter 23).
?loved by N. Tufford and sec. by K. 'Jilliamson tha* *his Cour* 4ill
be adjourned on Nov. 11, 1968 a* 4.30 p.m.
c.:.�rl.. ...................... .
•
Fifteenth Meeting
Monday November 4, 1968
The November meeting of the Port Burwell Village Council was held
in *he Municipal office a* 7.30 P.M. on Monday November 4, 1968.'
All members were present..
The minutes of she last meeting were read, and adopted as read.
\,-1. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield *hat accounts from 1-
39 on Voucher 11 be paid and the Reeve be authorized to sign the
same.
2. Moved bH. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp *ha* *his Council donate the
sum of 25.00 to -illsonburg Minor Hockey Association.
3. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by F. Kemp *hat.I-Ir. Harry Alward be
appointed as representative of the Otter Creek Conservation
Authority for the year 1969.
It was decided to either have a used or new oil burner ins*alled
in the library.
MT. Elmer Davis was present, in regard to moving his cottage from
Teach to his par* of a lo*t on addison street. He was to be
notified of *he Councils decision after further investigation.
Meeting with Mr. McNeil II.P.P. for Elgin, and Mr. Hobert Farlow Q,6C,
has been set up for Sunday November 10, 1968.
Clerk to write Central Pipe in regard to dumping rubble over the
bank on S*rachan Street,.
4. Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by H. Hoshal *ha* *his Council meeting
be adjourned until *he next regular meeting unless in case of emergency
Time. 9.15 p.m.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
No.
Name
Services
Amount Check
1.
County of Elgin
Bridge opening
200.00
3553
2.
Dep*. Trade & Development
3.
3554
3.
Norman Loucks
Wages Oct. 7-11
78.94
3555
4.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
82.01
3556
5.
Helen Wolfe
44.41
3557
6.
Philip Vaughan
Welfare Shel*er
20.
3558
7.
Plorman Loucks
'rages Oct,. 14-18
78.94
3559
8.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
82.01
3560
9.
Helen Wolfe
"
44.41
3561
10.
P.U.C.
Lights etc.
171.66
3562
11.
Central Pipe
Vaughan Welfare
3.10
3563
12.
C.P.Express
3.
3564
13.
Norman Loucks
'Mages Oct. 21-25
78.94
3565
14•
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
82.01
3566
15..Helen Wolfe
"
44.41
3567
16.
Hamilton Ward & Cathers
Insurance
774.72
3568
17.
Mrs. I'Iary Blyth
Selecting Jurists
3.
3569
18.
Mrs. Helen Wolfe
"
3.
3570
19.
Rec. General
Stamps
5.
3571
20.
Norman Loucks
78.94
3572
21.
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
82.01
3573
22.
Helen Wolfe
44.41
3574
23.
Rec. General
Unemp. Ins.
24.
3575
24.
Rec. General
Tax. & Pension
84.32
3576
25.
Ethel Dosser
Oct. Supp. Aid
3577
26.
Morley Wolfe,
Oct Acct,
121.10
3578
27.
Vienna Building
"
3579
28.
Valley Camp
" "
29.14
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (continued)
29. W. G. Webster
30. -illsonburg Pipe
31. Helen Wolfe,
32. Reg. Office
33• Owl -lite Equipment
34• Tony Lama
35. Byron Jones
6. Tillsonburg Pipe
37. Barbara Croxford
28. F. Stephenson
39. B. McCord
�; c J
. ...
Cle k
Acct.. 5.99 35$1
Acct. 167.92 35$2
Supplies 5.57 3583
1.50 3584
45.47 3585
7.20 3586
13.68 3587
52.32 35$2
8. 3588
162. 3589
9. 3590
Sixteenth Mee+-ing SPECIAL MEE-DG Sunday November 10, 1968
A special meeting of the Por*- Burwell Village Council was held in the
Municipal Office at. 4 p.m. Sunday November 10, 1968. Mr. McNeil, '4PP
'for Elgin was present,, and also :•1r. Robert Farlow Q.C. Village Solicitor.
The Proposed Provincially -financed Prograrne 'dater Works No. 5-0013-66
& 5-0087-68 was discussed at, length.
Clerk
Reeve
Thirteenth lleeting Monday October 7, 1968
The October mee*ing of *he Por* Burwell Village Council was held
in *he Village Office at 7.30 p.m. on Monday Oct,. 7, 1968 wi*h
all members present,.
The minutes of the las* meeting were read, and adopted.as read.
1. The Accounts for October were read, and it was moved by H. Hoshal
and sec. by F. Kemp *ha* Accounts 1-3d on Voucher 10 'Le paid and
*he Reeve be authorized +o sign *he same.
The clerk was given authori*y *o have the typewriter cleaned
and repaired if needed.
2. Moved by H. Hoshal ani sec. by F. Kemp *,hat *his Council sell
Mrs. Annie Struz 41 1/4 fee* of lo*, 35 Chatham S�reet in the
Village of Por*. Burwell for the sun of 4P200.00, and Mrs. Struz
bear all expenses in transfer of this property.
3. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that this Council
approve the sum of Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) for partial
expenses in opening of Port Burwell Bridge on Nov. 1, 1968.
I*. was brought to the attention of the Council that Mr. Ivor
Rowley would like to have *he sidewalk at the side of she
Ho -el replaced. The Council agreed to pay for half of the
new sidewalk either Asphalt or Cemem*, and R. Bradfield to
notify Mr. Rowley of this.
#219 Moved by Ha. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that leave be granted
to introduce By-law # 219 to Fix the day for nomina*ion and
elec*ion of Reeve and Councillors, and other local boards in
*he Corporation of *he Village of Por*, Burwell for the years
1969 & 1970, such day to be November 25, 1968 at 8 p.m. to
9 p.m. in the Part Burwell Public School. The day of election
if necessary to be December 2, 1968.
By-law read a first, second and third time.
Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that By-law now
read a third time do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, and
signed and sealed by the Reeve.
Thank you was read from Mrs. Blyth in appreciation of flowers
sen* when she was in hospital.
4. Moved by A. Loucks and Sec. by F. Kemp *hat, this Council be
adjourned until the next regular mee*ing unless in case of
emergency.
Time 10 p.m.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
tio. Name Services amount Check
1. Charles Smyth Wages Sept. 9 & 11 21.00 3516
2. Norman Loucks Holiday pay 78.94 3517
3. Helen Wolfe Waj,es Sept.. 9-13 44.41 3518
4. Ken. Kirkpatrick " " 82.01 3519
5• Philip Vaughan Shel*er Allowance 20. 3520
6. Newman Flowers Loucks flowers 12.60 3521
7. Central Pipe Welfare gas 2. 3522
8. P.U.C. 174.75 3523
9. C. Smyth Wares 14. 3524
10. Town of Tillaonburg ichool Debenture 1076.61 3525
11. Township of Bayham Schooebenture 1101.12 3526
12. Bayham Twp.School Area Levy 2249.54 3527
13. Rec. Gen. Stamps �- 10. 3528
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (continued)
14. Norman Loucks Wages Sept.. 16-20 78.94 3529
15. Helen Wolfe " 44.41 3530
16. Ken Kirkpatrick " 82.01 3531
17. Charles Smyth " 14. 3532
18. Ken Kirkpatrick Holiday pay 82.01 3533
19. Norman Loucks Wages Sept,. 23-27 78.94 3534
20. Helen Wolfe, " 44.41 3535.
21. Rec. General Tax & Pens. ded. 89.95 3536
22. Rec. General Unemp. Ins. 25.30 3537
23. Lakeside Nursing Home 4 patients Sept,. 471.60 3538
24. Norman Loucks Wages Sept. 30 -Oct, 4 78.94 3539
25. Ken Kirkpatrick " 82.01 3540
26. Helen Wolfe " 44.41 3541
27. Mrs. Ethel Dosser Supp. Aid 7.50 3542.
28. Pt,. Burwell Hardware 11.25 3543
29. F. Stephenson Welfare Acct,. 124. 3544
3545
30. Helen Wolfe Flowers Blyth 8.35 3546
31. Supertest Office oil 30.36 3547
32. Morley Wolfe Sept,. Acct.. 37.03 3548
33. Tillsonburg Pipe Culvert Pipe 179.84 3549
34. Aylmer Tire 26.20 3550
35. Wm. Epple Sidewalk at Waldeck 25. 3551
36. East End Motors Scraper Blade 29.67 3552
Clerk �&ee��
n
Fourteenth Meeting SPECIAL METING October 28, 1968
Aspecial meeting was held at, 1 p.m. in the Village Office on
October 28 with the Reeve and all Councillors present..
#22 0 Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that, leave be
amending granted to introduce By-law to amend By-law 3 201 to read
#201 "polls shall be open from 10 o'clock a.m. to 8 o'clock p.m.
By-law read a firs*, second and third time.
Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that By-law now read a
third time do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, and signed and
sealed by the Reeve.
1. Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that. Helen Wolfe be
engaged as Returning Officer, and Mrs Ada 'Tuff as poll clerk
for the election on Dec. 2, 1968.
Proposals and letter received from O.N.R.C. To be taken up at
a later meeting when Council has read the proposed agre,ment,.
It, was agreed that, the town employees should have Friday after-
noon off to attend the opening of the Bridge cermonies.
The Clerk to write letter to Vienna Lumber Supplies in regard
to the fire hazard in their Coal and Lumber Yard in Port Burwell.
2. Moved by F. Kemp and sec. by R. Bradfield that, this special
meeting be adjourned.
Time 1.25 p.m.
a t�
Clerk Rowse
.
Twelfth Meeting Monday September 9, 1968
The September meeting of the Port, Burwell Village Council was held
in the Village Office at. 7.30 p.m. on Monday September 9, 1968t
with all members of the council present, with the exception of
Harold Hoshal.
The minutes of the last meeting were read, and adopted as read.
1. The accounts for September were read, and it, was moved by A. Loucks
and sec. by R. Bradfield that, accounts from 1-40 on Voucher 9 be
paid and the Reeve be authorized to sign the same.
2. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by F. Kemp that commencing on October 1
1968 and ending on March 31, 1969 garbage collection be made on
Tuesday of each week.
The Insurance was reviewed with Mr. Cat,hers of Hamilton Cathers
and Ward, and Mr. McLaughlin from Frank Cowan Co. It was decided
to increase the PL & PD limits on Automobile Policy to $1,000,000.
inclusive at an additional premium of $12.00. Also to change the
Bond on the Treasurers to a Blanket. Bond at an annual cost of 7%.87.
Letter was read from O.W.R.C.which was a copy of letter sent to the
Memorial Park Board informing them something would have to be done
about, the water at the trailer camp.
A request, from Mr. Waldeck to repair sidewalk torn up in front of
his restaurant was reported. The Council feels that. since *he
sidewalk was in good condition beforepit, whould be his responsibility
to repair it, however if Mr. Waldeck will supply the material the
Village employees will help to lay it,.
3. Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by F. Kemp that this Council meeting
be
adjourned until the next,
regular meeting unless
in case
of an
emergency.
Time
1030 p.m.
ACCOUIITS
PAYABLE
•w��/%�'"
No.
Name
Services
Amount
Check
1.
Charles Smyth
Wages
14.00
3468
2.
Helen Wolfe
"
44.41
3477
3.
Norman Loucks
Holiday pay
78.94
3478
4.
Ken Kirkpatrick
Wages
82.01
3479
5.
Dan. Smyth
33.25
3480
6.
Charles Smyth
"
14.
3481
7.
Philip Vaughan
Welfare Rent
20.
3482
8.
Central Pipe
Vaughan Welfare
3.10
3483
9.
Norman Loucks
Holiday Wages
78.94
3484
10.
Ken Kirkpatrick
Wages
82.01
3485
11,
Helen Wolfe
44.41
3486
12.
Daniel Smyth
1156.
3487
13.
P.U.C.
Hydro
169.19
3488
14.
Aylmer & 14alahide
Telephone
66.57
3489
15.
Charles Smyth
Wages Aug 19
14.
3490
16.
Danny Smyt},
"
2$.
3 491
17.
Helen Wolfe
" Aug. 19-23
44.41
3492
18.
Norman Loucks
"
78.94
3493
19.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
82.01
3494
20.
Norman Loucks
"
78.94
3495
21.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
82.01
3496
22
Rec. General
Tax & Pension
99.77
34.97
23.
Rec. General
Unemp. Ins.
28.70
3498
24,
Norman Loucks
Wages Sept. 2-6
78.94
3499,
25.
Charles Smyth
"
14.
3500
ACCOUTR PAYABLE (continued)
No.
Name
Services
Amount,
Check
26.
Charles Smyth
Wages Sept,. 2,
14-
3501
2T.
Ken. Kirkpatrick
" Sept. 2-6
82.01
3502
28.
Helen Wolfe
Holiday Pay Aug.26-6
88.82
3503
,�'29.
Lakeside Nursing
Home
499.60
3504
30.
F. Stephenson
Welfare Acct.
142.
3505
31.
Hard top paving
75.
3506
32.
Registry Office
6.
3507
33.
Morley Wolfe,
Acct,.
12.44
3508
34.
Bruce McCartney
92.29
3500
35.
W. G. Webster
1.22
3510
36.
Vienna Building Supplies
1.50
3511
37.
J. H. Kaufman
Aug. Acct.
41.24
3512
38.
Norman Todd
49.94
3513
39.
Burns McKenzie
Welfare Oil
23.
3514
40.
News Printing
gleed display ad.
7.28
3515
`Click Reeve
t
Eleventh Meeting. Tuesday August 6, 1968
The Port Burwell Village Council held their Alus* ?Meering in the
Village Office a* t
7.30 p.m: on Tuesday Angust , 1?68, with all
,members of 't,he Council present.
The minutes of the 3.as* melting were read, and adopted as•re:,d.
1. The Accounts for August were read, and it was moved by A. Loucks and
sec. by R. Bradfield that accounts from 1-41 on Voucher 8 be paid -and
the Reeve be au*.herized to sign +he sane.
2. Moved by H. Hoshal dnd sec. by F. Kemp -hat the Council appoint Mrs.
Hanson to complete Vrs. Rohe4 Allan's,*.erm on the Library Board to
expire Feb. 19, 1970. .
CorrespondancP was read from Depar*men* of Lands and Forests stating
they had no objec*ion to +he Vil.lai*e issuing Vendor's permi*.s for
the operation of concessions on the Iroquois Beach until such time
as the area is designated as Iroquois Beach Frovincial Park.
from Dept. of Municipal affairs informing us that the County of l -in
Planning Area has been dissolved effective July 31, 1968.
The Village Office to be closed August, 26 to September 9 when the
Clerk has her holidays.
3. Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. bjr F. Kemp that. Council has set aside for
Norman Loucks to take holidays two weeks starting Aug. 6 to August 20,
and one week starting Sep*. 9 to Sept. 14. The Council feels `hat we
have to !mow when town employees are hailing their holidays or taking
*i^ie off, and -o notify Works Chairman or Clerk.
4. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield *ha* this meating be
adjourned until next, regular meetiag unless in caF�e of emermAcY.
Tile 10.30 P.M.
ACCOU.i TS - ,,IYABLE
No. *.ame Services Amount Check
1.
Robert Murray
;ales July 8
13.$6
3420
2.
Thomas Friend
"
5.14
3421
3.
Thomas Friend
"
10.40
3437
4.
Charles Smyth
14.
3438
5.
Borman Loucks
" July $=12
78.94
3439
6.
Ken Kirkpatrick
" "
82.01
3440
7.
Helen Wolfe
it
14.41
3441
8.
Dereham Township
Retarded Levy
545.48
3442
9.
C.R.C.S.S. Bayham
Malahide Levy
540.49
3443
10.
Otter Valley Concerva*.ion
Levy
335.
3444
11.
Bayham Township School
Levy
3000.
3445
12..
Bob. Hurray
Wages July 11, 12
26.60
3446
13.
Y.U.C.
Lights
134.72
3447
14.
I- array '.ielfare
P.U.C.
19.22
3448
15.
Charles Smyth
rages
14.
3449
16.
P.u.C.
Vaughan :Welfare
11.68
3450
17.
•
Helen ,Wolfe
Wages
44.41
3451
38.
Norman Loucks
Wages
78.94
3452
19.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
82.01
3453
20.
Robert, Murray
59.80
3454
21Cen*.ral Pipe
Vaughan Welfare
6.60
3455
22.
Charles Smyth
'.Mages
14.
3456
23.
Norman Loucks
"
78.94
3457
24.
Kon Kirkpatrick
82.01
3458
25.
Robert, hurray
"
49.25
3459
26.
Helen Wolfe
"
44.41
3460
27.
Rec.. General
Tax & Penson
101.77
3461
28.
�� n
Unmploymmnt .
2$.20
3462
29.
Charles Smyth
Wages
14.
3463
30.
Norman Loucks
"
78.94
3464
.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (continued)
31.
Ken Kirkpatrick
Wages July 29-2
32.
Helen Wolfe
33.
Lakeside Nursing Home
July Welfare
34.
Morley Wolfe
July Acct.
35.
F. Stephenson
July Welfare
36.
P.U.C.
Frror 'in billing
37.
Lyle Buchner
�,#famil*.on
July Acct.
3$.
Ward & Ca4-hers
Insurance
39.
Winspear Higgins Stevenson
& Doane
40.
Coun*y of Elgin
1968 Levy
41.
Pa. Burwell Hardware
. r..a�::.:Y.: .......
Clerk
$2.01 3465
44.41 3466
499.60 3467
33.48 3469
195, 34 99
63.77 3471
8.08 3472
79.61 3473
516.75 3474
16,920.09 3475
10.94 3476
%Reeve
Tenth Meeting Monday July 8, 1968.
The Port Burwell Village Council held *.heir Jnly meeting in *he
Village Office a* 7.30 p.m. Monday July 8, with all members of the.
Council present,.
me The minutes of the las* -aeetinp were read, and adopted.
1. Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks that accounts- 1--50
ori Voucher 7 be paid and t?re Reeve be au*horized to sign *^e same..
2. loved by H. Hoshal and sec. by R. Bradfield *.ha*. Aurrst fi 1^68 be .
docl3red a Civic Holiday in the Village of Por*, Burwell.
#218 Foved by F. Kerxp and sec. by R. Bradfield *.ua*. leave be granted to .
introduce By-law 1/218-c es-Imate she expenditures of the Village
on *he roads and scree*s on a Suppleien*.ary to By-law #214 as follows
Maintenance 01000.00, Construction $500.00
By-law read a firs*., second and *hird tine.
;-loved by R. Bradfield and sec. by H. Hnshal t*na* By -1:'11 now read a .third
*ime do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, and sirrer4 an,' sealed by the
Rcleve.
I*. Stas noted that our iiunicipali*y has been approved for registration as
art area in which new or expanded industry may be considered for financial
assis*iince under the-qualization of Industrial ::ppor*unsty Progrars.
Mr. and :Srs. Jack Foster wr:re presen* in regard to building a television
Sales and Service Suil-ling on Chatham 3*ree*.. Sinoe t',ere is at present
no zoni.n,; Tay-' 4-Yey .fere *old *o con, -act Building Inspector V. Hambly
for building permit.
Coveeapondance was read from firs. Edna Sutherland in regard to water
backing up on her property, and suggested 3 catchbasin. This was
referred to *he works depart-+ent.
from O.W.R.C. proiising a formal proposal re *he Provincial ;Dater Works
within oix *o eigh* weeks.
Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by F. Kemp *hat *.his Cou:zcil be hd ourned
un*il nex* regular iee*i•ir- Augus*, 6, unless in case of emergency
Ti -vs, 9.45 p•m.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
No. Name Services Amox-it Check
1. Municipal World 1.15 ',385
2. Charles Smyth 14. 336
3. Lakeside Nursing Hor+e May ',,elf are 499.60 3387
4. Ken. Kirkpa*rick 'gages Jane 3-7 81.57 3388
5. Norman Loucks " 81.20 3389
6. Helen Wolfe " 44.35 3390
7. Village of Pt. Burwell O.P.P. '"ax 145.06 3391
8. P.eceiver General Stamps 5. 33;'2
9. Mrs. M. Blyth Conv, txpenne b0. 3303
10. Charles Smyth 'loges 21. 3394
11. Helen Wolfe Iagpa June 10-14 44.35 3395
12. 'Nor -San Loucks " 81.20 339E
13. Yen Kirkpatrick " 81.57 3397
14. P.U.C. Wilson 'I:,dro 5. 3398
15. P.U.C. June Hydro 166.79 3399
16. Charles Sriy*.h '.iageg 21. 3400
17. Norman Loucks it June 17-21 81.20 3401
18. Ken Kirkpatrick " 81.57 31,02
19. Het an tiolfe 44.35 3403
20. Tillsonburg High 13chool D%�* tures 1407.41 3104
21. Vienna ") 530.61 ;3405
22. Bayham Township "� 2373.35 3406
23. Charles Smyth :/ages 19.25 3407
24. Norman Loucks " 81.20 3408
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (continued)
No.
Name
Services
Amount*.
C,�eck
25.
Ken. Kirkpatrick
Wages June 24-28.
81.57
3409
26.
Helen Wolfe
"
44.35
3410
27.
Receiver General
Tax & Pension
79.12
3411
2$.
R��c6iver General
Unemp. Ins.
20.32
3412
29.
Veite Hambly
Bldg.. Inspector
150.
3413
30.
Charles STMyth
,;ares
21.
3414
31.
V orman Loucks
`}
Kirkpatrick32. Ken Kirkpatrick
"
$o.41
3415
33.
Helen Wolfe
44.41
3417
34..
Lakeside Kursing Ho-qe
June Welfare
471.60
3413
- 35.
Thomas Friendo
7.
341,
36.
Mary Blyth
Convent*ion fees_
108.50
31~22
" 37.
Frank Stephenson
Welfare Acc t.
50.
3423
3$.
Morley Wolfe
June Acct.
16.75
3424
39.
Crown Attorney
Fines
20.20
3425
40.
P-. Burwell Hardward
Ju.e Acct.
11.25
3426
41.
Hurley's Boat Building
June Acc4-.
20.70
3427
42.
'.V`. G. Webster
Supplies
6.$$
3428
43.
Norman Todd
March ras
48.90
3429
44.
Sterling Fuels
Road oil
749.76
3430
45•
Registry Office
2.10
3431
46.
Wa*.*erwor*h & Andernon
Mower repairs
21.47
3432
47.
B. A. Oil
Grease Gun
10.22
3433
48.
Vienna Bldg. Supplies
40.64
3434
49.
Chalk's Drug Store
F;rs�. aid Ki!
2.36
3435
50.
Tillsonburg Commercial Printers
Tax notices
57.27
3436
Reeve
Sigh*.h Meeting Monday Jline 3, 1968
The Port Burwell Village Council held their June mee*ing in the
Municipal Office wi,h all ieNbers of the Council present.
The minutes of the las* mee*,inF, were r -!;d and adopted as read.
1. The accounts for the -month of May were read, and it was moved by
\- A. Loucks and sec. by H. Hoshal that accounts 1-37 on Voucher 6
be paid and the Reeve be authorized to sign the same.
Mrs. Priddle was present and aske(i if she could have a hot dog
stand in front of her cottage on Addison S*rept. The -gat*er was
referred to the next rAeeting after we had more infor-a*ion on *his.
_ Mr. Axford was preaen*, again ai4-h a complain*_ of *he dogs still
running at -large. D. C. Animal Control to be contacted again.
A letter waF read from the Departmpnt of Heal*h informing the Council
that, "since there will be no requirement for municipal subsidies beyond
June 30, 1968 you are requestedto arrange for termination of your
present agreeient with Gray's Ambulance Service as of *hat date". -
#217 Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that )_eave be granted to
introduce By-law x#217 to rescind By -Lair j/ 211 as of June 30, 1968.
By-law read a first, second, and third +-i-ie.
Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that By-law now read a
third time do pass, be engrossed by *he Clerk, and signed and sealed
by *he Reeve.
The Clerk to write to Mrs. S. Gelais in regard to keeping her dance
hall open on Saturday, askin. *hat *hey conform with•the local By-law
and close their dance hall at 12 p.m. on 3at•urday nights.
Correspondance w s read from:
Y.U.C. in regar *o illtLminating *hp lighthouse.
Miss A. Sanpsoasking for oil on the s*,ret* in front of her home.
from Dep* of unicipal Affairs in regard to registra*ion of property
for arrears iti taxes --
from O.i4.R.C.j informing the Council *hat. copies of a draft, des rn report
had been deli erpd to the commission on May 24.
from tars. Irma Travis promising to Fay the tax arrears on her property
as soon as the can collect taxes and leases owing her.
2. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that this ieeting be adjourned
until next, regular :Aeetin` unlP^s in care of an emergency.
Time 11 p.m.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
No. Name services Amount Check
1.
Helen '.lolfe
rages
44.35
3348
2.
Norman Loucks
it
81.20
3349
3.
Ken Kirkpatrick
it
81.57
3350
4.
B. Burn
Used generator
400•
3351
me 5.
P.0-8-
142.38
3352
6.
Central Pipe
"oe;fare fuel
4.35
3:53
7.
Dept. Social & Fa:xily service Mrs. Tedford
1600.
3354
8.
h orman Loucks
',loges
81.20
3355
9.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
81.57
3356
10.
Helen '�Iolfe
44.35
3357
11.
Aylmer & Malahide
Telephone
X4.58
3358
12.
Charles Smyth21.
n
3359
13.
Norman Lcucks
X31.20
3360
14.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
81.57
3361
15.
Helen Wolfe
�
44.35
21.
3362
16.
Charles Smyth
336J
17.
Receiver General
Stamps
20.
3364
1.
2, .
ACCOUNmS PAYABLE (continued)
No.
Name
Services
Amoui*,
Check
18.
Nor-ian Loucks
iages
81.20
3365
19.
Ken Kirkpatrick
TT
81.57
3366
20.
Helen Wolfe
T1
44.35
3367
21.
Receiver General
Tax & Pension
96.27
3368
22.
Receiver General
Unempoynent Ins.
25.40
3369
63.
Port Burael Hardware
iiay account,
26.54
337Q
24.
Harold Hoshal
,
Welfare transportation
3.40
3371
25.
Lakeside Hotel
Welfare board
9.
3372
26.
D. C. Animal Con*rol
FAb. Mar. Apr. L- Icy
27.50
33.73
27.
S*erling Fuels
May oil
374.11
3374
28.
Tillsonburg Pipe
63.62
3375
29.
Safety Supply Co.
Spoke Ejec*.or.
214.45
3376
30.
Bruce McCar*ney
jone
372.68
3377
--31.
Morley Wolfe
April & May
100.85
3378
32.
F. S*epphenson
Welfare Acct.
30.
3379
33.
Mary Blyth
Reeve
150.
3380
air.
R. Bradfield
Councillor
100.
3381
35.
H. Hoshal
"
100.
3382
36. ,
F. Kemp
100.
A183
37.
A. Loucks
TT
100.
3384
Jerk �ve
Ninth Meeting Special Meeting June 24, 1968
A special meeting of the Port Burwell Villape Council was held in
*he Municipal Office on June 24, 19u8 at 1.30 p.m. with Councillors
A. Loucks, F. Kemp, and H. Hoshal present.
Thi Coi:ncil ::ad been approached by Xr. Rene St. Celais to },ave his
Chip Wagon on *he pies*, Beach. On contacting DRp*.o of Lands and
Fores*s they i-iforned -he Council that they had referred Mr. at. Gelais
to *he Village Council for permission for lif-ense or whatever necessary,
and the following motion was passed.
Mova,d by A. Lou,cl:s ani sec. by F. Kemp *.hat Mr. S*.. Gelais be issued a
license to sell French fries on the West Beach if party concerned has
permission from owner of property.
Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by F. Kemp that this special meet,ini- he
adjourned.
Tiie 2. p.m.
(�
Reeve
Seventh Meeting Monday May 6, 1968
The May meeting of the Port Burrell Village Council was held in
the Municipal Office with the Reeve and all Cou$cillors present.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted•as read.
1. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by H. Hoshal that, accounts from 1-51
on Voucher W5 be paid and the Reeve be authorized to sign the same.
Mr. Axford was present with a complaint that dogs were running at
large on Addison and Chatham Streets.
2. Moved by H.'Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that, this Council have the
Clerk contact Mr. Collis by Letter and have him pick up all ,logs
running at, large in Village and if unatle to catch them summon owners
to court.
3. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that, this Coxncil hire
Ken. Kirkpatrick as Village Assistant Foreman and Caretaker of
Memorial Park, Trailer Park, and Memorial Park Beach, at the rate
of $2.15 per hour for the year 1968. Term of employment at, discretion
of Council.
Conditions of rEmploymenIr
40 hours per week regular pay
Plus 4 hours overtime straight pay if needed.
Next 4 houaa--pay and a half if needed.
1 week holiday pay up to two years. Sick leave two-thirds. day per
2 weeks holiday pay two years and over. month or 8 days per }•ear.
3 weeks holiday pay ten years and over. Carry over 50% sick leave
Must have Doctor's certificate.
216 Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by R. Bradfield that, leave be granted to
introduce By-law # 216 to levy the rates and taxes for *he year 1968,
and to provide for the collec,ion thereof with a mill rate as follows:
Public Residential 75.82 --Public Commercial 85 -33 --Separate Res dential
78.18--Se!)arate Commercial 87.95. The first instalment be due July 20,
and t -ie second on Nov. 20, 1968. Tax penalties to be on first, instalment
paid on or after July 21 1%, Aug. 1 2lo, Sept.. 1 3%, Oct. 1 4%, Nov. 1 5%
Nov. 20 6%. Discounts on second instalment, when paid on or before July
20 2%. Penalty on second instalment, if paid on or after Nov. 21 lib.
2/3 of l% charged per month on all arrears.
By-law read a first, second, and third *iie.
Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks that By-law now read a third
time do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, an,; signed and sealed by the Reeve.
Mrs. St,. Gelais owner of Casino on t;i Memorial Beach was present in -,airing
about. dancing Saturday night until 1 a.m. Sunday, and also Sunday evening
dancing. Decision was held off until next Council meeting.
4. Moved by F. Kemp and sec. by H. Hoshal that this council give.authorization
that the fire chief buy smoke ejector and used generator for a total of
Six Hundred and Twelve Dollars and Seventy-eight. Certs (yb12.78).
CorVespondance was read
from O.W.R.C. re pollution of the Otter.
from Mrs. R. Allan on behalf of *ne Anglican Church thanking the Village
No
Works Department for the prompt attention given to the road in front of
the church prior to a funeral.
from Dep* of Municipal Affairs in regard to handling of *hP cash funds
of the Village.
Letter to be written to Port Burwell Firemen thanking "hem for *he
excellent job of washing down Robinson Street.
also to P.U.C. to see if arrangemen,ould be made for a ligh*, fol- *he.
summer to light up the lighthouse.
5.
continued.
On advise of the Works Department two hard hats are to be ordered for
the Village help.
Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks that this Council meeting
be adjourned until the next regular meeting unless in case of an
e.%ergen cy.
Time 11 p.m.
�
Clerk
Reeve
ACCOUJTS PAYABLE
No.
Name
Services
Amount
Check-
heck1.
1.
Charles Smyth
`gages
14.00
3297
2.
Registry Office
Be Matthews & Jarrett,
5•
3298
3.
Norman Loucks
Wages
99.82
3299
4•
Helen dolfe
"
44.35
3300
5.
Void
6.
Edward Epple
76.01
3302
7.
Roy Armstrong
59.81
3303
8.
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
42.57
3304
9.
Robert Roesch
-
27.96
3305
10.
William Epple
89.04
3306
11
E. p. Ray
Sherriff Jarrett, & Matthew:. 1.50
3307
12.
Jakeside Nursing Home
March patients
6,'4.
3308
13 .
Registrar
Jarrett & Matrhews
2.
3309
14 •
Charles Smyth
Wages April 8
14.
3310
15.
Norman Loucks
Wages
101.48
3311
16.
Helen Wolfe
"
44.35
3312
17.
dm. Epple
81.42
3313
18.
Edward Epple
69.07
3314
19.
Roy Armstrong
56.65
3315
20.
Ken Kirkpatrick
X1.04
3316
21.
P.U.C.
4.85
3317
22.
P.U.C.
183.86
3318
23
Char -es Smyth
14.
3319
24.
Mrs. Helen '.r-olfe
"
44.35
3320
25.
Norman Loucks
"
83.11
3321
26.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
54.48
3322
27.
Centra:- Pipe
7.35
3323
28.
Rec.. General
Box rent & stamp.
10-
3324
29.
Charles Smyth
Wages
14.
3325
30.
Helen Wolfe44.35
3126
31.
Nor -man Loucks
81.20
3327
32.
Ken Kirkpatrick
67191
3328
33.
Rec. General
Tax. & Pension
153.87
3329
34.
Rec. General
Insurance
27.04
3330
35.
Lakeside Nursing Home
601.60
3331
36.
Charles Smyth
12.25
3332
37.
Norman Loucks
Wages
81.20
3333
38.
Ken Kirkpatrick
"
67.91
3334
39.
Helen Wolfe
44.35
4,135
40.
F. Stephenson
180.
3336
41.
Registry Office
March & April deeds
2.70
3337
42.
Arthur Brooks
Hauling & Fill
548.
3338
43.
M.I.T.
Concrete
616.
3339
44.
D. L. Cowan
Digging -Drain
25.
3340
45.
Vienna Bldg.
75.67
3341
46.
Pt.. Burwell Hardware
57.60
3342
47.
Supert,est Oil
Library
18.12
3343
48.
J. H. Kaufmann
April acct,.
41.46
3344
49.
Akron Mfg. Co.
Hose plug --fire
15.17
3345
50.
Everitt,s ' Electric
Library -,12.
3346
51.
News Printing Co.
Auditors)Report
62.40
3347 ,
MR
Fifth Meeting M6nday April 1, 1968
The April meeting of the Port Burwell Village Council was held in
the Municipal Office with the Reeve and all Councillors present,
with the exception of A. Loucks.
The minutes of the last, meeting were read, and adopted as read.
1. Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by F. Kemp that accounts 1-40 on
Voucher 4 be passed and Reeve be authorized to sign the same..
2. Moved by H. Hoshal ani sec. by F. Kemp that, the Council agree
for the Department of Highways to paint the centre strip of any .
connecting links in the Village of Port Burwell.
Mr. Hurley was present, with some problems concerning dogs in the
Viwlage. The Clerk to write D. C. Animal control asking to have
all dogs which are loose in the Village picked up, as there have
been complaints that, only part of the dogs are picked up.
3. Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that this Council agree
to sell the Gower property to John gall for the sum of X100.
It was agreed that, the Clerk -areas. hand over to Divisional
Court those taxes which she is unable to collect otherwise.
Assistance of the P.U.C. to be asked for in removing some of the
dead trees in the Village.
4. Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F'. Kemp that, this meeting adjourn
until the next, regular Council Meeting unless in case of emergency.
Time 11. p.m.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
No.
Name
Services
Amount
Check
1.
Charles Smyth
Otages Mar. 4
14.00
3257
2.
Helen Wolfe
" Mar 4-8
44.35
3258
3.
Norman Loucks
" it
81.20
3259
4.
Charles Smyth
" M rch 11
14.
$260
5.
Norman Loucks
" Mar 11-15
81.20
3261
6.
Helen Wolfe
" "
44.35
3262
7.
Central Pipe
Wilson Welfare12.85
3263
8.
P.U.C.
152.81
3264
9.
Charles Smyth
March 18
14.
3265
10.
Helen Wolfe
Wages Mar 18-22
44.35
3266
11.
Norman Loucks
?1
81.20
3267
12.
Ken Kirkpatrick
" I -larch 25
13.76
3268
13,
Can. Pac. Railway
3 month tax rebate
11.48
3269
14.
Frank Williams
3 month tax rebate
3.65
3270
15.
Morley Wolfe
weigh slip & licenses
6.50
3271
16.
Norman Loucks
;fares M r. 25-29
81.20
3272
17.
Helen Wolfe,
TV
44.35
3273
18.
Ken Kirkpatrick
if
13.76
3274
19.
Robert Roesch
It
13.76
3275
20.
Edward Epple
" March 28 & 29
34.08
3276
21.
William Epple
" March 28 & 29
40.72
3277
22.
Rob ,rt, Armstrong
" March 29
13.76
3278
23.
Receiver General
Tax & Pension
79.10
3279
24.
Receiver General
Unemp. Insurance
18.68
3280
25.
Ron Bradfield
28.
3281
26.
M. K. Chute
Library
52.80
3282
27.
M. K. Chute
Fire Hall
209.67
3283
28.
Workmen's Compensation
26.25
3284
ACCOUNmS PAYABLE
No. Name Services Amount Check
29,
Bruce McCartney
stone
160.31
3285
30.
Valley Camp Coal Co.
Fue 1
30.55
3286
Registry Office
Matthews & Jarrett
5.10
3287
3 =
. Supertest
Office Oil
29.21
32$8
33.
J. A. Watt Co..
signs
33.48
3289
34.
Municipal World
supplies
3.63
3290
35.
Elgin County Mutual Aid
Membership
10.
3291
36.
Hurley's Boat Building
Feb. Acct.
24.70
3294
37.
38.
W. G. Webster Stationery
Hugh
2.57
3293
Brooks
Hauling Fill
252.
3294
_ 39•
0.
Frank Stephe noon
Welfare Acct
170.53
3295
Morley Wolfe
15.95
3296
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Clerk
Sixth Meeting
Special Meeting
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Reeve
Thursday April 18, 1Q68
A special meeting was held in the Municipal Office on Thursday April 18,
1968 at 7. 30 p.m. with the Reeve and all Councillors present.
Mr. Clarke, Village Auditor from Winspear, Higpins, Stevenson & Doane
as also present.
1967 budget and financial statement were reviewed, and with Mr. Clark's
help a 196$ budget was drawn up This budget was taken by'Mr. Clarke
to set up the mill rate for 1968 Tax, subject to the approval of the
Council.
1. Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that the Village of Port Burwell
adopt, daylight saving time to conform with the local municipalities.
2. Moved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that, this meeting be adyourned
until the next regular meeting unless in the case of an emergency a
special meeting be called.
Time 11.30 p.m.
erk
COURT OF RZ-1ISION, 1968
Tuesday, March 19, 1968.
Court of Revision was held in the Municipal Office at 3 p.m. Tuesday
March 19, 1968. The following m -tubers were sworn into office.
Chairman Mr. Philip Schleihauf, Mr. Kenneth Williamson, and Mr.
Noble Tufford. The County Assessor's office was also represented. D,,k
List of Assessment Appeals under Section 131 of the Assessment Act
"Ch. 23" to be heard at, the.Court of Revision on the 1967 Tax Roll.
506 Canadian Pac. Railway Co.
506-2 Mr. Frank Williams
Building Demolished Sept. 1967.
3 month rebate 11.48
In support of application above
Business assessment.
3 month rebate $ 3.65 )
Moved by Mr. Williamson, and sec. by Mr. Tufford that this Court
of Revision, having considered all Appeals against, the 1967
Assessment Roll for the Municipality of the village of Port
Burwell properly before it, in accordance with section 131 of
the Assessment, Act (R. S.O. 1960, Chapter 23) .
Moved by Mr. Tufford and sec. by Mr. Williamson that, this Court
of Revision will stand adjourned on March 19, 1968 Time 4. P.M.
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Fourth Meeting Monday March 4, 1968
The March meeting of the Port Burwell Village Council was field
in the I`unicipal Office with the ReeBe and all Councillors
present with the exception of H. Hoshal.
The Minutes of the last meeting were read, and a-iopted as read.
Y Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks that accounts from
1-43 on Voucher 3 be paid and Reeve be authorized to Sign hhe
same.
2. Moved by 0. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that Mrs. Vera'
ficKibbin be appointed to the Port Bl:raell Public Library
Board fora three year tern, expiry date Feb. 19, 1971.
Correspondance was read from 1?epart-hent of btunicipal .Affairs
re tax arrears.
from--I4r. El-7er Bell, President, of the Ontario Progressive'
Conservative Ass., and lir. R. K. McNeil, M.P. in reply to
letters written in regard to the reoroaniza*,ion of the
School Jurisdic*ions.
from --0. W..R. C. in regard to change of code numbers for
water projects in Port Burnell.
from--Stonwy Creek in regard to the Planning Act.
from %linter '.lcrtscon.fir-iing projects for 1967-196', namely
Sidewalks and Dead Tree Removal.
from --ll. C. Animal Control, Mr. Collis Sr. re raising -dog
licenses and also making two trips a month. It, was agreed
to leave the tax as it is an -3 also at present, time are sat,i'sfied
with present control of one trip a month.
3. Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks that, compensation
coverage for the Por*, Burwell fireiaen be raised to N5000. tb
go in effect, March 1968.
?15 i4oved by F. Kemp and sec. by A. Loucks that leave he gr anted
to introduce By-1-iw 11"215 that. this Council has taken 'decision
to rescind By-law 1,11207 until such times as forceable by Coftty
or Provincial Governments. To continue enforcement of By-law
J19 of the Corporation -of the Village of Port, Burwell, including
By-law #196 which is a By -la: -r amendment, to By-law # 19.
By-law read a first, second and third time.
Moved by F. Kemp and sec. by A. Loucks that. By-law now read a third
*.irie do pass, be engrossed by the Clerk, and signed and sealed by
the Reeve.
As no reply has been received in re^ard to tax arrears, it, was
agreed to register property of bars Daisy Jarrett, Mr Gerry Ilatthews,
and Mrs. hlva Glover. Also letter to be sent to Mr. G. Tait, and
if payments are not, made regularly further steps to he taken.
Moved by R. Bradfield and pec. by A. Loucks that, this Co,.ncil
neet•ing be adjourned until the next, regular meeting unless in case
of an emergency.
Tine 11.15 p.m.
a.
ACCOMTS PAYABLE
No. Name ServicAs AmOtLnt Check
1.
Len Brisseau
:;apes Feb 5
13.76
1202
2.
Grafts Ambulance
1968 levy
337.50 3203
3.
County of Elrin
Section 53
4.$2
3?04
4.
Tis,lale & For
re Irma Travis
17$.06
3216
5.
�. 6.
Norman Loucks
Helen Wolfe
:Mages Feb 5-n
t'
81.20
3217
44.35
3218
7.
0. Sutherland
't
66.06
3219
8.
Ko Kirkpatrick
"
67.91
3220
9.
Leonard Brisseau
40.85
3222
10.
Charles Smyth
14.
3223
11.
P.U.C.
191.88
3224
12.
Lakeside Nursing Home January
518.
3-25
13.
Jerry Price
Te-1perary Ass.
30. .
3226
t i4.
P.U.C.
Vilson Hydro
5.15
3227
15.
P.U.C.
Price Hydro
12.32
3228
16.
Norman Loucks
Mages Feb. 12-16
81.20
3229
17.
Helen 1Iolfe
it
44.35
3230
18.
Aylmer &.Milahide
Telephone
68.30
3231
19.
Receiver General
Registering tax lett.
4.
3232
20.
Central Pipe
Wilsongas14.85
3233
21.
Bob's Motel
Fort Willi -am
12..
3234
22.
Charles Smyth
loges
14.
3235
23.
Helen Golfe
Wages_
44.35
3236
24.
Norman Loucks
It
81.20
3237
25.
Rec. General
Tax & Pension
67.25
3238
26.
Rec. Ge-Ceral
Unemp. Ins
18.56
3239
27.
Chart es Smyth
Wages Feb. 26
14.
3240
28.
IRrs. Philip Vaughan
Ilarch Tient
25.,
32.41
29.
Helen Wolfe
Wages Feb 26-Ilarrhl
44.35
3242
30.
Norman Loucks
if
81.20-3243
31.
Lakeside Nursing Home February
524."
3244
32.
Ron. Bradfield'
158.25
3245
33.
Supertest Oil
Office &: Library
60.12
3246
34.
Hurley's Boat Building
Snow Plow Blade
43.98
3247
35.
Webster's
Supplies
9.56
3248
36.
Clive+ -ti Underwood
c3eaning & rillbon
45.83
3249
37.
Workmen's Compensation
12.8.36
3250
38.
Valley Camp
Fuel
42.09
$251
39.
Harvey Neville
11. 3
252
40.
a. R. Hart &, Co.
Roll Sheens
12.07
3253
41 .
I -surrey Scanla n
Garbage Dump
150.
3254
42.
Municipal 'World
Dog Tags
8.69
3255
43.
Frank Stephenson
',Welfare acct.
150.
3256
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Second Meeting Monday, Feb. 5, 196$
'he February meeting of the Port Burwell Village Council was held
in the Municipal Office on Monday, Feb, 5, 1969 at 7.30 p.m.
Reeve II. Blyth was present, with all Councillors with the exception
of A. Loucks.
The minutes of t,ie las* neeting were read, and adopted as read.
1. The -Accounts were presented, and it was moved by Ft. Bradfield -
and ser_. by F. Kemp *,h -it, accounts 1-35 on Voucher 2 be 1)aid, and
to Reeve be au+liorizel to sign the same.
2 . Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that, the Village Council
of Port Burwell have decideri to go along with the committee
ippoin*,ed by County Council on their pugl;as*,ions concerning
planriincg of the County of E17in.
Letters to be written to !Tr. C. Altenberg, Planner, hn�l Mr. D. L.
Storer Planning '_'echnichian •advising them that at the present
time we are waiting until the Department of Municipal Affairs
have an answer to the problems we have run up against, bn plarnning,
and until then do riot think it advisable *o hire any ptofessional
help on commutlity planning.
#?14 Moved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that. leave ..,e granted -to in
introduce By-law 1/214 to estimate the expendi* res of the Villa7e
on *,':e roads and streets under its jurisdiction during the ybar
1968 as follows: Maintenance 0500.00. .
By-law read a first, second, and third time.
I!ov'ed by H. Hoshal -in 1 sec. by R. Bradfield that By-law noir read a
th , rd time lo p-tss, be engrossed by *he Clerk, and' sirnPrl and sealed
by the 3eeve.
Stuart IIcKibbin representative on the Tillsonhurg, District. High
School was present to explain what he knew of the reorganizaticn
of the School Jurisdictions in Ontario for. 19:9.
3. Moved by R. Bradfi,'ld and sec. by F. Kemp that, this Council request
the F.U.C. to change two lights on Llizabeth Jt,reet,, change three
on Addison Street, and add two lights on Addison.
4. Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. by F. Kemp that this Council pay
1.75 per hour fcr extra men that, are hired. Effective Feb. 5, 1966.
5. Roved by It. Bradfield and sec. by F. Kemp that this Council authorize
the Clerk to reserve a double room for the Reeve to attend the Convention
for the Ontario Ilayors and Reeves at Fort, Idilliam.
Correspondance was read from the following:
from Gray's Ambulance request.in? 1968 Grant on :ambulance service.
from Emergency measures advisinP us that, the base radio installed
in the office cannot, be used b;, a municipal department, for day to
day use.
from Mr. McNeil M.P. for :Agin enclosing photostati.ce copy of letter
received from ilr. John Root of the O.;I.R.G. in regard to an a'reement
with the firm of James F. MacLaren Limited for engineering services
on our :dater works requirements.
from Enerie DeFauw requesting employment.
taxes in arrears sere reviewed, and it, was decided that, further_ steps
would have to be taken with some of them.
letter was read from Mr. Date, Dept. of Municipal Affairs Accounting
and Rinance Advisor in regard to the Tax arrears in the Village.
6. Moved by R. Bradfield and sec. b14.. Hoshal that this Council 14Peting
be adjourned until the next regular zeeting sinless in case of emergency.
Time 11 .30 p.m.
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
No. Name Services Amount Check
1. Vienna Bldg. Supplies Acct,. ]%7.53 3178
2. Norman Loucks mages Jan 8-12 81.20 3179
3. Helen Wolfe " 44.35 3180
4. Supert,est, Petroleum Bal of Jan.9 pay.' 7. 3181
5. Central Pipe Welfare Gas 1<.55 31'2
b. Ass. of Ontario Idayors Reeves Membership 10. 31$3
7. Ontario Good Roads •embership 15. 3184
8. Helen '461fe d -es Janl5-19 44.35 3185
9. P.U.C. Streets &- O.P.P 147.44 3186
10. Norman Loucks ':Imes Jan 15-17 111.25 3187
11. Ken Kirkpa*rick it Jan 16 11.79 3188
12. Ort,. Sutherland Jan 15-19 57.70 3189
1.3. R. Foote " Jan 15-19 57.05 3190
14. David Kirkpatrick_ Cleaning 3. 3191
15. Ort. Sutherland Mages 11.79 3192
16. •I:orman Loucks - mages Jan. 22-26 81.20 3103
17. Helen Wolfe TM Jan. 22-26 44.35 3194
18. Ort, Sutherland " 11.79 3195
19. Rec: General Tax. & Pension 68.58 3196
20. Rec. General Unemployment Ins. 18.88 3197
21. Mrs. Philip Vaughan 25. 3108
22. Norman Loucks aages Jan. 307Feb 2 81.20 3199
23. Helen Wolfe it 44.35 3200
24. Receiver General Stamps 15. 3201
25. Id. K. Chute 6. 3205
26. County of Elgin' Calcium 78. 3206
27. Morley Wolfe Jan. Gas Acct 41.82 3207
28. 5upertest Petroleum Office Oil Jan. Fc Feb. 50.62 3208
2.9. Municipal World 37.48 •;cct 37.48 3209
30. D4 C. Animal Control fov. Dec. & Jan 33. 3210
31. Helen Wolfe ' 10 pens 3.72 3211
32. F. Stephenson ,;elfare and wax 166.35 3212
33• Pt. Burwell Hardware 37.45 3213
34. Vienna Building Insulation 8.35 3214
35. Valley Camp Coal Co 31.04 3215
C1e k
Reeve
Special Meeting Third Meeting Tuesday Feb. 20, ln68
A special meetinf; was held in the Municipal Office at 1 p.m. Tuesday
Feb. 20, 1968, with Reeve M. Blyth and Councillors H. Hoshal, F. Kemp,
and R. Bradfield present,.
Moved by F. Kemp and ser. by H. Hoshal that this Council send a letter
of objection to Mr. Elmer tell Q.C. fres., and Mr. R. McNeil I.I.P.
objecting to the proposed Reorganization of School Jurisdictions.
Moved by F. Kemp and sec. by H. Hoshal that 2 more lights be installed
in the Library building if necessary.
Moved by F. Kemp and sec. by H. Hoshal that this meeting adjourn until
the next, regular meeting, unless in the case of emergency.
Time 1.25 p.m.
Cler Reeve .
First Meeting klonday Jan. 8, 1968
The first meeting of 1968 was held to the Villare office with Reeve
II. Blyth, and Councillors R. Bradfield, H. Hoshal, F. Kemp, and
A. Louc,:s.
1968 COL4•IITTEES set up as follows
WORKS AND ROADS R. Brad^ield, H. Hoshal
WsLFARE
FIRE
PARKS
FINANCE
C01-r-11MITY CENTRE
H. Hoshal, A. Loucks
F'. Kemp, R. Bradfield
A. Loucks .
Reeve an(i all members
F. Kemp
The minutes of the last meeting were read, and adopted as read.
1. IMoved by H. Hoshal and sec. by A. Loucks t' -:at this Council appoint
Murray Roesch, Verne Hambly, Charles Blyth as I'ark Board Represent-
atives fcr 1968.
2. ?Moved by F. Kemp and sec. by H. Hoshal that this council sppoi_ +,-
V.
V. Hambly, R. Jackson, S. IMcKibbin, L. Toth, M. Rolfe, F. Kemp as
Councillor and Reeve M. Blyth for 1968 to the Commhnity Centre
Board.
3. The January Accoiuits were presented, and it was moved by A. Loucks and
sec. by R. Bradfield that accounts 1-64 on Voucher 1*be paid •and the
Reeve be authorized to sin the same .
4.
Movel by F. Kemp and sec. by R. Bradfield to re-engage Iir. Norman
Loucks as Village foreman at, the rate of pay of w2.25 per hour.
Sul) ,ject to conditions of employment as per attached schedule.,
Tern of employment at discretto• of Council.
Condi tions of Employment
40 •hours per ,,eek rePular pay.
Pll<s 4 hours overti,7e strait -ht pay if needed.
Next 4 hour: --pay and a half if needed.
1 week holiiay pay up to two years.
2 weeks holiday pay two _ears an,i over.
3 weeks holiday pay ten years and over.
Sick leave tiro -thirds day permonth or 8 days per year. Carr,, over
50;; sick leave. Must }gape Doctor's certificate.
5.
Loved by R. Bradfield and sec. by A. Loucks that, Villa -e Clerk
I4rs.. Helen Jolfe, be rehired for 1968 at 'the rate of 50.OU Fifty
Dollars per week.
213
I4oved by H. Hoshal and sec. by F. Kemp that leave he granteri to in
introduce By-law 11 213 to--`•i,iereas *,,,e Council of the VillaEe of
Port Burwell deems it necessary to borrow up to the sum of Fifteen
Thousand ("15,000.)ro meet current expenditures unti.1 taxes are
collected.
By-law read a firs., second and third t1ie.
IMoved by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfield that By-law now read a
third time do pass, •)e engrossed by the Clerk, and signed and sealed
by the Reeve.
6.
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Jan. 8 (continued)
6.
Moved
by R. Bradfield and
sec. by A. Loucks that D.C.
Animal Control
be
v
engaged as Animal Control Officer for the Village
of Port Burwell
for
the year 1968. Expiry date January 11, 1969.
?•love,
by A. Loucks
by H.
and sec. Hoshal that this Council
place order
for
six copies of Municipal '=:orld for the Village Council for 1968.
8.
Iloved
by F. Kemp and sec.
by H. Hoshal that R. Bradfield
and II.
Writ -ht
he
appointed to Lake Erie
Regional Development Coiuicil
for 1968.
9.
Moved
by A. Loucks and sec. by R. Bradfleld that this
Council ray
true
su'l Of y15.00 for membership to the Orkt,aric Good
Rcads Association
for
the ;year 1968.
10.
?Moved by R. Bradfield and
sec. by A. Loucks that, this
Council pay
110.00
for membership fee
to the Ansociation of Ontario
Ilayors
&
Reeves for the year 1968.
11.
Moved by F. Kemp and sec.
by H. Hoshal that this Council
be adjourned
tutt,il the next regular meeting unless in case of emergency.
Ti -,e
11.20 p.m.
ACCOU-TS PAYABLE
No.
Iiame
Services
Amount
Check
1.
Receiver General
Reg. Court of Rev. Not.
18.00
3103
2.
-Norman Loucks
Wages Dec. 4-8
73.38
3104
3.
Glen Tait
"
69.44
3105
4.
Helen Wolfe
"
36.44
3106
5.
Joe Thomas
Rebate C. of Rev.
30.61
3107
6.
Clarence Durling
" if '
6.26
3108
•7.
Ronald Pulham
" it
6.95
31C9
8.
Lakeside Nursing Hone
November Acct
490.
3110
9.
Receiver General
Reg. C. of Itev.
3.
3111
10.
Charles Smyth
Mages
12.
3112
11.
M. ',lolfe
Fire Chief & Tray. Exp
156.40
3125.
12.
a. McKibbin
Ass. Fire Chief
150.
3126
13.
I1. Brooks
Fireman
38.40
3127
14.
H. Atkin
it
15.
3128
15.
14. Todd
It
17.
3129
16.
F. Stephenson
"
22.
313 C
17.
T. Shelly
'T
32.60
3131
18.
R. Bradfield
"
28.
8132
19.
K. Matt:hews
35.
3133
20.
R. Eveland
30.
3134
21.
J. Crocker
1.
8135
22.
W. Epple
11.
3136
23.
11. Chnte
22.
'137
24.
V. Hambly
6.
3138
25.
Central Pipe
Gas
5.60
3139
26.
County of Elgin
Levy
16720.06
i 110
27.
T. D. H. S.
Levy
15034.87
311,1
28.
Bayliam Township 3ch.00l
Levy
492$.35
311.2
29.
Rec. General
:.;tamps
10.
311.3
30.
P.U..C.
173.14
311.4
31.
A. R. C. Industr'es
Donation
50.
3145
3'.
Norman Loucks
??apes Dec. 11-15
73.38
31L6
33.
Glen Tait
"
69.44
31/7
34.
Helen liolfe
"
36.44
311;$
35.
Central Pipe
vilson Feel
1;.85
311.9
36.
P.U.C.
1"ilson Hydro
5.
3150 '
37.
Pt. Burwell
C.P.P. Taxes
126.02
3151
38.
Verne Hambly
Bldg./-Ln,,Spector
150.
3152
39
Norman Loucks
Wagei Dea 18-22
73.38
X153
40.
Glen Tait
"
69.44
3154
41.
Helen Wolfe
"
36.44
3155
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ACCOLUTS rAYABLE (continued)
' 42. C. P. R.
43. Norman Loucks
44. Glen Tait
45. Helen Wolfe
46. Mrs. P-. Vaughan
47. Rec. General
48. Rec. General
49.- Norman Loucks
50. Ghihn Tait
51. Helen WolTe
52. Lakeside Nursing Home
53. Supertest
54-
55. Taitts Meat Market
56. F. Stephenson
57. Peter Gloin
58. Morley Wolfe
59. Norman Todd & Sons
60. Jack Kaufmann
61. Pt. Burwell Hardware
62. Valley Camp Coal Co.
63. Arthur Brooks & Son
64. i . Vince
C1 rk
0
Telegram
Dec. 25-29 Wages
rr n
n tt j
Lambrecht Rent
Tax. & Pension
Un emp. Ins.
:iages Jan 2-5
n tt
rr n
December ,ielNre-
Library Oil
Office Oil
Welfare Account
Fines
Dec. Account
Nov. gas
Dec. gas
Dec. Account
Fuel
Hailing Calcium
'.rages
Jan. 8 (continued.
1.05
3156
73.38
3157
69.44
3158
36.44
3159
50.
3160
75.60
3161
24.80
3162
73--38
3163
69.44
3164
36.44
3165
518.
3166
15.60
3168
23.30
31.19
3169
150 .
31 70
18.20
3172
267.64
3172
32.15
3173
20.35
3174
259.72
3175
76.39
3176
15.
3177
9.55
3167
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Reeve