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Home My WebLink AboutDecember 1, 1954 MUNICIPAL BUILDING BROUGHA.M ALMeeting of Council was held on ~~NESDAY the FIRS~ day of DECEMBER, 1954, at ~ o'clock in the morning. PRESENT: George T. Todd, in the Chair Clare A. Balsdon Wm. G. Newman WIn. G. Lawson Hugh G. Michell L. T. Johnston The Minutes of previous meeting, held November 1, 1954, were read, and on M91ION of Mr. Michell, seconded by Mr. Newman, adopted. CARRIED The Minutes of previous meeting, held November 8, 1954, were read, and on MOTION of Mr. Newman, seconded by Mr. Michell, adopted. CARRIED The Minutes of previous meeting, held November 22, 1954, were read, and on MOTION of Mr. Newman, seconded by Mr. Michell, adopted. CARRIED The Minutes of previous meeting, held November 30th, 1954, were read, and on MOTION of Mr. Michell, seconded by Mr. Newman, adopted. CARRIED The following CORRESPONDENCE. was read: 1. Oahawa General Hosuit~ - 1954 Indigent Balance account of $1,625.21. Clerk to advise that account in the hands of Finance Committee. for consideration. 2. Road Suuerintendent - advised cost of road to proposed school in Hough subdivision is Jï7;2l6.00. 3. Josef Staudinger complained re culvert and drainage, Concession 1, Lot 27. The following PERSONS on MOTION were heard: 1. Mr. TaYlor, of Gairdner and Company, Bond Dealers, who purchased our recent $ 193,000.00 Bond issues, stated that the bond market was not as good as it was and they still had one-third of issue on their hands and asked that no further debentures be sold until they had cleaned up these. Council agreed to hold up new issue until January 15, 1955, but Gairdner to let us know if they disposed of them prior. 2. Messrs. Miller and Beer of Brougham Park Board asked if grant now available. Council agreed it was , on receipt of Option on land. 3. Father McGivney asked that Separate School supporters be relieved of former Public School Debentures. ' 4. Mr. Tyas. Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Phin asked Council to lay sidewalk on Altona Road to school and if possible charge to School Section. 5. About 35 relatives and friends of six former Wardens of the TownShip of Pickering, and of Messrs. Hector and Donald Beaton, presented portraits to the Reeve: Ex-Reeve Ralph Mowbray presented portrait of his father, R. R. Mowbray, Warden 1893 ~nd 1909. Thoaas Scott presented on behalf of his father, W. G. Scott, warden, 1920. Mr. Richardson. a nephew, with a letter trom W. H. Moore, presented tor Fred Richardson, Warden, 1922. - 2 - W. J. Beaton presented portraits of G. M. Forsyth, Warden, 1928; William Reesor, 1943, and his father and grandfather, Clerks for years 1846 10 1944. Henry Westney presented his father's portrait, W. H. Westney, Warden, 1949. The Reeve, in a few well-chosen remarks, accepted the Portraits on behalf of the Township. MOVED by Mr. New:rÎIan, seconded by Mr. Balsdon, that Delbert Goslin be Assessment Commissioner of the Township at a salary of t3,400.00. CARRIED AGREED A. J. Thompson be By-Law Enforcement Officer for whole of Township, with extra time spent in Assessment Depar~ent, subject to approval of Police Commission, and that he work under the Township Council from Municipal offices. FINANCE REPORT Your Standing Commi'ttee on FINANCE begs leave to report and recommends payment of the following: Albert Fleming " " T. M. Moore - re road allowance ...................... James A. Cook - Supplies, Board of Health ............ Globe & Mail - advertising, assessor ......~.......... County of Ontario - Training School.................. D. L. Mairs - Office ................................. The Enterprise - Advertising, Assessor ............... Fred Mowder - Paper for House ........................ A. J. Thompson - Assessment mileage, 260 mi @ 8¢, 20.80 N. Police " 64" . 8;, 5.12 N. Police - 2 hours D. F. Goslin - Assessment, 546 miles @ 8¢ ............. E. K. Jones - Assessment, 97 miles @ 8¢ ............... Horton, Carr & Haynes - Survey, Parlmep ............... C. E. Morley - Re purchase roads Fairport Beach, 140.00 Burglary Insurance 102.30 242.30 W. Walker - Nov. Expe~ses ............................. 103.90 Clifford Schwalm - Dog Catcher Expenses ............... 112.51 I17dro-E1ectric Power Commission, Markham, Fire Area 1 · " · " " " "1 . " . " " Buildings Bell Telephone - Office ............................. Municipal World - Supplies .......................... Beare's Limited - Supplies .......................... Underwood Limited - Typewriter - 497.50 Carbon Paper 8.50 ............. Judge John E. Pritchard - Newman Appeal - 15.00 Voters' List - 10.00 ..... Stouffvil1e Tribune - Voters' List .................. Daily Times-Gazette - Assessment Advertising ........ Toronto Humane Society - 12 Dogs - October .......... Imperial Oil Ltd. - Office .......................... Stewart Tweedie - Garbage information ............... Edward Bavington - Garbage information--Ferrier, $5.00 Tannin, 5.00 McDonald 5.00 Amount 4.54 6.07 45.53 49.00 54.34 33.38 506.00 25.00 7.70 .86 6.00 17.60 5.00 15.00 5.00 10.70 16.55 7.50 13.95 5.50 1.00 24.85 25.92 43.68 7.76 75.00 $ 1,472.14 "'-.. All of which is respectfully submitted. Cheaue 1339 1390 1308 1338 1425 1426 1427 1428 1429 1430 1431 1432 1433 1434 1435 1436 1437 1438 1439 1440 1441 1442 1444 1445 1446 1443 1447 1448 1449 "H. G. Michell" Chairman MOVED by Mr. Michell, seconded by Mr. Balsdon, that the Report of the Standing Committee on FINANCE, as just read, be adopted. CARRIED - 3 - WELFARE Your Standing Committee on WELFARE begs leave to report and recommends payment of the following: .þOµD_t, PROVINCIAL 40.00 32.52 35.82 76.70 36.32 15.00 71.44 12.50 15.00 51.40 64.51 82.72 118.75 90.00 33.32 25.75 Mrs. E. Headland ......................... Mrs. E. Robinson ..........~.............. Mrs. E. Linton ........................... Mrs. B. Laureyssens ...................... Mrs. L. Snyder ........................... Mr.. A. Green ............................ Mrs. W. Morrow - W. R. Lynde & Son ....... Mrs. B. Larabee - A. Mitchell............ Mrs. B. Larabee - H. Richardsonþ I.G.A.... Mrs. W. Clark - Clark's Grocery.......... Mrs. M. Finnegan - J. Galloway~ I.G.A..... Mrs. F. Michael.....................····· Mrs. M. Gillett .......................... Mrs. M. Mulligan ......................... Mrs. L. Snell......................······ Mr, W. Sawdon - A. Mitchell.............. Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Local Scarborough Scar9cft-ough East York Toronto Toronto Local MUNICIPAL Mrs. M. Jeffries - A. Mitchell..................... Mrs. F. Ryan - Stroud's Grocery.................... Mrs. A. Hall - H. Richardson~ I.G.A................. Mrs. E. Dutty - Clark's Grocery.................... Township of Whitchurch, re:. Mrs. D. Bailey~ Sept. and Oct., 1954 ............... 61.67 Township of Darlington, re: Mrs. A. Sawdon, Oct..... 18.67 Township of Scarborough, Re: Mrs. J. Collins....... 74.40 City of Toronto, Re. Mrs. M. Bailey, Mrs. L. Mascomb1l4.42 E. G. Baker - Mileage, Nov., 1954, 503 Miles ....... 40.24 13.25 5.00 10.05 10.00 HOSPITALIZATION County of Ontario ................................. Claremont Rest Home - E. Gormley.................. Provincial Treasurer - Re: Ashman & Cameron ...... W. McEachnie - Re: Burials re Peneder & St. Arneault Ambulance re: Clement & Siggens All of which is respectfully submitted. 424.12 50.00 2.11 179.00 ÇheQue Total 1393 1394 1395 1396 1397 1398 1399 1401 1400 1402 1403 1404 1405 1406 1407 1401 801.75 '" 1401 1408 1400 1402 1409 1410 1411 1412 1413 347.70" 1414 1415 1416 1417 655.23, "We G. Lawson" Chairman MOVED by Mr. Lawson, seconded by Mr. Michell, 'that the report of the Standing Committee on WELFAREþ as just read, be adopted. CARRIED POLICE REPORT Your Standing Committee on POLICE begs leave to report and recommends payment of the following: Amount Mrs. Vera Morgan - Rent for December, 1954 ........ 35.00 Bell Telephone Co. Ltd - Pic. 365 - 35.20 At. 2-0122 - 70.65.......... 105.85 E. L. Hill - Telephone rental, Nov. ............... 11.05 Alex C. Hall - Police Court Charges re Francis Bradley12.00 Will Motors - Services and Repairs, tires ......... 149.20 Pickering News - Envelopes ........................ 17.25 W. C. Murkar, J.P. - Services ..................... 16.95 Law Motor Sales - Supplies ........................ 31.50 John S. Ba1sdon & Sons - Supplies ................. 61.00 B. Sleightho1m - Charcoal......................... 9.45 Community LockS8iths - Opening safe, setting com... 50.00 Imperial Oil Ltd. - Gas & Oil..................... 335.81 British American Oil Co. - Gas & Oil.............. 55.18 Cheque 1453 1354 1454 1455 1456 1457 1458 1459 1460 1461 1462 1463 1464 - 4 - Police Report - Continued E. L. Hill - Expenses ......... Oct. 28, 41.04 Nov. 29, 8.40........ Sgt. D. Freeman - Expenses, Nov. 29 .................. P. C. C. Daniels, Nov. 29 ........................... P. C. G. Thompson, Nov. 29 .......................... P. C. R. Morden, Nov. 29 ............................ All o~ which is respect~ully submitted. Amount Cheque 49.44 1465 8.00 1466 3.44 1467 9.80 1468 6.96 1470 . $ 967.88 "William G. Newman" Chainan MOVED by Mr. Newman, seconded by Mr. Balsdon, that the report of' the Standing Commìttee on POLICE, as just read, be adopted, subject to approval o~ Police ColllDlission. CARRIED ROADS AND BRIDGES REPORT Your Standing Committee on RO~S AND BRIDGES begs leave to report and recommends payment of' the ~ollowing: Miller Paving Ltd. - Paving Con. 1 and Con. 5 .... B. F. Goodrich Co. - Tires & Tubes & Tire Repair.. Innes Equipment Ltd. - Screen .................... J. D. Adams Co. - Grader Parts ................... W. C. Becker Equipment Co. - Shaft ............... D. L. Mairs - Hardware ........................... Johns Manville Co. - culvert pipes ............... Westeel Products Ltd. - Rerlectors ............... Samuel Trees - Oil Filter Cartridges ............. ,Lee Bishop Radiator service - repair radiators.... Brant~ord Coach and Body - Hoise Repairs ......... W. L. Ballentine Co. - Oil Filters ............... A. Cross & CI. Repair to windshield wipers ....... International Harvester - Truck Parts ............ G. E. Ryan - Hauling gravel...................... Sheridan Equipment Co. - shovel parts ............ Shell Oil Co. - gas, oil and grease .............. Jack Ward - welding and repairing ................ Clardmont Garage - Repair Truck .................. Barclay Transport - Cartage ...................... Department of Highways - Nov. 2, 500 gal. In.275826 Nov. l~ 625 gal. In.354985 Roy Ward, Parts, 36.00, 2078 miles @ 8, 166.24 ... Charles Cooper - Hardware ........................ Dominion Salt Co. - 5 tons salt .................. Joe Burrows - Repair Trucks ...................... John Norton - Sand and Stone f'or Bridges ......... J. S. Chapman - Bulldozer work .................... L. T. Johnston - Unemployment Insurance .......... Receiver General - Pension Fund .................. Canadian Bearings Ltd. - Bearing ................. H.E.P.C. - Hydro f'or garage ...................... Amount 13,578.25 182.67 :~'2() ..00 28.42 63.12 13.03 322.40 30.30 , 9.06 13.50 58.77 19.20 16.05 87.75 80.00 7.35 1,225.89 132.80 3.10 7.00 123.75 202.24 15.08 80.00 310.05 108.50 1,177.00 2.16 105.97 27.52 4.05 t 18,054.98", Pay Roll - November .............................. 1~769.75 All of which is respectfully submitted. $ 19,824.73, Cheque 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 356 355 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 "William G. Newman" Chairaan ,MOVED_by Mr. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Newman, that the report o~ the Standing Committee on ROADS AND BRIDGES, as just read, be adopted. CARRIED - 5 - LIVESTOCK REPORT Your Standing Committee on LIVESTOCK begs leave to payment or the rollowing: report and recommends amount ,Çh e que 80.00) 1450 100.00) 120.00 1451 20.00 1452 $ 320.00 '" R. C. Baker - November 16, 1 Sheep .......30.00 November 3, 2 Lambs ........50.00 Nov. 22, 3 Sheep ...........~.... Elmer J. Annis - 3 Sheep (3 Bitten) ........... W. C. Willson - Sheep Inspection, Baker, 3; Annis,l Allor which is respectrully submitted. "William G. Newman" Chairman MOVED by Mr. Newman, seconded .by Mr. Michell, that the report or the Standing Committee on LIVESTOCK, as just read, be adopted. CARRIED MOVED by Mr. Michell, seconded by Mr. Lawson, that the Reeve grant his order on the Treasurer to pay the several accounts as presented and passed in the various reports as passed this day. CARRIED CLERK'S INSTRCUTIONS ~ 1. Advise Fire Area 1 Council will pay them stand-by time up to six hours while residents burn debris in Rouge River. Council will pay ror ruel oil ror burning same, and advise Mrs. Moore to this errect. > 2. > 3. Advise C. J. Dick to have his posters removed rrom H.E.P.C. poles on recommendation or Hydro. Have W. W. Hough, attend Council Døcember 13, 1954. Get information rrom T. M. Moore, Queen's Park and Scarborough, ir School Section can be charged ror a sidewalk to a school. ) 4. BY-L4W NUMBER 2047 Mr. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Michell, moves ror leave to introduce a By-Law or the Municipality or the Township or Pickering to close an unopened side- line in the Township or Pickering, and that same now be read a rirst time. Mr. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Lawson, moves that By-Law Number 2047 to close an unopened sideline in the Township of Pickering, be now read a second time and Council go into Committee or the Whole thereon. The Committee or the Whole then arose and reported. Mr. Balsdon, seconded by Mr. Lawson, moves that the report or the Committee or the Whole on By-Law No. 2047 be adopted, and that the said By-Law be now read a Third time and PASSED; that the Reeve and Clerk sign the same, and that the Seal or the Corporation be afrixed thereto. CARRIED MOVED by Mr. Michell, seconded by Mr. Newman, that this meeting do now adjourn sine die. CARRIED APPROVED '-\ tAJ" ¥ " L954 ...... .~~-:-. .~. '?!.~ . Y· ~·Y·' teeve Clerk f