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MINUTES OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 27,1967 •
PRESENT
MAYOR
REEVE
DEPUTY REEVE
COUNCILLORS
ACCOUNTS
C.F. DAVIS (IN THE CHAIR)
D.J.MURRAY
J. WILLIAMSON
BUCK, CORBETT ,ILLINGWORTH, MILLER ,TRENT, DAVIS;
All accounts were adopted as printed and circulated.
CORRESPONDENCE
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
ROLE OF
PLANNING BOARD
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MUNICIPALITIES
FROM RETAIL
SALES TAX
A letter from the City of Windsor requesting endorsation of their
their request for an emergency conference between the Ontario
Municipal: Association , interested Ontario Municipalities,
and the Cabinet and Legislature on municipal fin8,1lcing •
ILLINGWORTH: "ResolT.ed that th.e Town of Aurora support the City
TRENT: of Windsor in its request."
CARRIED.
A letter from the Aurora Planning Board enclosing a resolution
regarding the role of the Planning Board and the future use of
the Planning Board.
ILLINGWORTH:
BUCK:
"Resolved that Council in committee meet with the
Planning Board to come up with a set policy and
terms of refer.ence for both· bodies.
CARRIED
A letter from the Township of Sandwich West requesting endorsation
of a resolution pettioning the Treasurer of Ontario to exempt.
municipalities from payment of Retail Sales Tax en machinery
and equipment used for municipal purposes.
MURRAY:
ILLINGWORTH
"Resolved that the resolution be endorsed but that
the attention of the Township of Sandwich West be
drawn to an inaccuracy in the first paragrpah of the
preamble in that all municipalities receive
substantial grants from the Province of Ontario.
CARRIED.
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SPECIAL COUNCIL
CORRESPONDENCE ( CO}lTINUED)
2 -Eebruary 27,1967
RES:2GNATION OF
~ffiS . M. GRIFFITH
FROM RECREATION
COMMISSION
DAYLIGHT SAVUG
TIME TO
COINCIDE WITH
THOSE OF
METRO TORONTO.
RECONSTRUCTION OF
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SALE OF OLD
ARENA RROPERTY
AMENDMENT
A letter f'rom Hrs; Margaret L. Grif'f'ith tendering her
resignation f'rom the Aurora Recreation Committee f'or health
reasons.
WILLIAMSON:
CORBETT:
"Resolved that the resignation be accepted with
regret and a letter be sent to Mrs. Grif'f'ith
thanking her f'or her past services."
CARRIED.
A letter f'rom The Railway Association of' Canada asking whether
Aurora 'Till be adopt in~:~ Daylight til".e and if' so, the dates
f'or which it will be effective.
ILLU!GHORTH:
CORBETT:
"Resolved that the date f'or Daylight Saving Time
in Aurora coincide with those of' Metropolitan
Toronto. 11
CARRIED.
A letter f'rom M~. D.D. Reid,re reonstruction of' Yonge St,
f'rom the south limits to \>Telling-ton St.
ILLINGHORTH:
DAVIS:
"Resolved that the-Engineer be authorized to
proceed 'Tith detailed engineering f'or t'-" c
reconstruction."
A letter from T.McPherson re sale of the Old Arena. Property.
MURRAY:
DAVIS:
"Resolved that the deadline f'or closing be
extended to March 31.
WLLING\oTORTH: "Resolved that the motion be runend.ed to add the
WILLIAMSON: words "or until the Tovm can satisfy the
requirements set out in the letter f'rom
Mx. Lambert's solicitor.
AME!IDMENT CARRIED.
MOTION AS Al-!IDIDED CARRIED.
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DELEGATIONS
VICTORIA
ORDER OF
NURSES
February 27,1967
Mrs. Jean Thompson appeared on behalf of the Victoria Order of Nurses
to request a grant from the Town.of $1,200. to assist in establishing
nursing service in Aurora.
MILLER:
CORBETT:
"Resolved that the request be referred to ~ the Finance
Connni ttee for consideration and report.'!
CARRIED
COMMITTEE REPORTS
EASEMENTS
LOT 17 & 18
PLAN 550
WILLIAMSON:
MUltRAY
"Resolved that the Council now deal with reports
requiring the presence of the Engineer."
CARRIED
A letter from T.McPherson re the easement between lots 17 and 18,
Plan 550. The Engineer reported he had requested "as constructed"
drawings from the developer.
ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that a registered letter be sent to the
TRENT: aeveloper demanding a set of drawings withing 15 days."
CARRIED.
llfOPDRm AD WDcf.DeViaa ~ Willi pfftene4 oa llolt OleA ,_...". hba.vbioa REPOM . . •
RE GOIJI' GLEN ILLINGWO!I'l'H : "Reselved that the specific items :retel'l."ed to b1
TERRACES .. Mtml\AY: Col.lncillo:r Miller and the item of main drainage be referred
back to the Engineer tor consultation With the developer
and a report be made to Council by M~. 15."
STORM
SEWER
SYSTEM
CARRIED
A memorandum from the l Engineer on a Storm Sewer System was presented.
TRENT
MURRAY:
"Resolved that the Engineer be authorb.ed to prepare plans
tor a storm sewer system."
CARRIED.
The Engineer undertook to bring a report to Council on the recommendation
ot the intersection of Yonge and Wellington Sts.
SPECIAL
S'J.'DY COMMITTEE
RE MERGER OF
WHYJ:lRO, WATER
INTO A
P.u.c.
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Mvor Dav~s Teferred to Councills Resolution of February 13,67.
REEVE MURN.Y IN THE CHAIR
INSURANCE ON
COM!-1U1!ITY CENTRE
COMP:(;EX
MONETARY ASSISTANCE
TO AURORA FIGURE
SKATING CLUB
COI.LISION
INSURANCE FOR
TOWN VEHICLES
With reference to Council's resolution of February 13,1967,
the following are appointed to the study committee to study
the merger of Water and HYdro into a Public Utilities Comm.
CouncilloT R. ILLINGWORTH·
Reeve D.J.MURRAY
(';.r,p.o:l,llor W. Davis
Mr. Don Glass
CHAIRMAN
Mayor Davis presented a report of the Finance Committee
The Finance Committee met on Tuesday February 21,1~61 =+
8.00 p,m, and herewith include appropriate recommendations
1. The matter of insurance of the Aurora Community Centre
Complex was discussed and it was decided that a detailed list t ··
equipment and furnishings mullt be obtained before proper
tenders for insurance coverage might be entertained. In the
Meantime the Committee recommends that a blanket insurance
policy covering building and contents in an amount of $700 , OOG.
bi! Obtained :f'iom. the present Town Insurance Agents on . a
monthly basis.
That the reguest of the Auror.aFigure Skating Club for monetary
assistance to an amount of $500.00 maximum be approved to
'a.s-s;ist in defraying expenses incurred due to abnormal
circumstances.
3' 'I'\ie question of collision insurance being placed on Town
vehicles·· was duly considered and the Committee recommend this
type of coverage be obtained at an estimated amount of $35.00
per vhe'cile times 14 ·equal to some $350 .oo per annum
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FEBRUARY 27 1 1967
COMJ\UTTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
FINANCE COMMITTEE 4. The committee concerned itself with a verbal
report from Caryl Ambulance Services Ltd, in that
they claim they are unable to enter into an
agreement for the current year since their service
does not comply with the new requirements set out
in the Ambulance Service Act, 1966, The cost to
comply from their viewpoint is prohibitive.
Therefore, the committee recommend that the
present ambulance service continues as at present
and this council make representation to the
County of York to undertake an adequate ambulance
service for its municipalities. It is understood ·· ·
that this matter is presently under consideration
by the County and our request would strengthen
their deliberations,
5. The matter of preparation of the 1967 Tax
Notices utilizing the County Computer System was
considered. A further meeting is required when
more detail is available and a subsequent report
with be forthcoming,
DAVIS, C: "Resolved that the report of the
ILLINGWORTH: Finance Committee, dated February
21, 1967, re several items, be
accepted,~
CARRIED,
II'IAYOR DAVIS IT',; THE CHAIR
PLANNING COMMITTEE Deputy-Reeve Williamson presented a report of the
REPORT Planning Committee :
The Planning Committee met at 7:30PM Thursday,
February 22nd, 1967 with Dr, c.w. Maget, a
consulting economist, Mr. C.D. Milani, a land
developer and Reeve B. Bailey of Vaughan Township.
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SPECIAL ;... 6 .. FEBRUARY 27t 1967•
COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
PLANNING COMMITTEE
REPORT CONTINUED
WORKS COMMITTEE
REPORT
Mayor Davis,
attendance as
and G. Morgan
Counciilors Buck and T:r'~nt were in
well as Messrs. D. Hili, T. Manning
of the Planning Board.
A lengthy and thorough discussion was held as to
ways and means of bringing increased assessment
to Aurora and the end result was that Counc~l must
.take a good look at tho Town and deoiqe~
1, Do we wish to remain small with the absence
of oeing absorbeq in tho future by a neighbour-
ing community growing up around us?
2, Do we wish to grow and to what extent?
3. What type of assessment would benefit the
To.wn more, industrial or commercial?
4. What do we have to offer?
WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that the report of th<il
mURRAY: Planning Committee dated February
27, 1967 be accepted,"
CARRIED,
Councillor Davis Presented a report of the Works
Committee:
On February 11, 1967 the Works Committee met with
l'fr. MacGregor and Mr. Reid, We reviewed the Works
Departments present equipment and proposed new
equipment.
The Works Committee recommends a clerical staff
member to be obDained for the Works Department
office.
We also recommend the Town of Aurora enter into
a connecting link agreement with the D,H.o. and
proceed.
Other subjects were discussed for the budget.
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SPECIAL - 7 -FEBRUARY 27, 1967.
COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
WORKS COMMITTEE
REPORT CONTINUED
PARKS COJVIMITTEE
REPORT
DAVIS, W:
l\1URRAY:
"Resolved that the Works Committee
Report be accepted, u
CARRIED.
Councillor Illingworth presented a report of the
Parks Committee :
The Parks Committee met on Saturday, February 11,
1967, at 10:00 A.M. with Councillors R.-lllingworth,
P, Miller and Parks Keeper N. Weller in atrtendance.
Councillor Trent was unable to attend due to unfor-
seen business committments. The following items
were discussed:
1. Proposal of Aurora Agriculture Society pe new
fence in Town Parks
Minutes of Council dated February 6, 1967 recor'd
that Council approved in principle the Agriculture
Society 1 s request for permission to rebuild the
fence at the Town Park with the proviso that the
society meet with the Parks Committee of Council
to discuss the type of fence.
As the President of the Society is out of Town
until approximately February 15th, no arrangements
have been made as yet for a meeting as outlined.
However, your committee discussed the subject and
submits the following for your consideration:
(a) It is felt desirable at some future date to
remove the fence from the Town Park, but this is
not feasible until satisfactory arrangements can
be made regarding the Horse Show, Carniva],s and
other events. Therefore, a fence is required for
the forseeable future, but it is the opinion of
the committee that while such fence must be
functional, it--should add rather than detract
from the natural beauty of the Park as does the
present fence, One of the problems is the fence
facing Wells Street Public School which is damaged
by the school children and cars backing into the
fence, It is understood that the late Jean Moffatt
for several years recommended the replacement of
the wooden fence by a suitable chain link fence
to be erected on a 4 or 5 year program, but with
negative results.
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FEBRUARY 27, 1967.
COUMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
PARKS COMMITTEE
REPORT CONITINUED
(b) Without adding any extra costs to the Aurora
Agricultural Society, your committee suggest a
suitable wooden fence, similar to the present
fence, along three sides of the park with a
suitable chain link fence on wells Street.
(c) In addition, your committee recommends that
the Works Committee consider the levelling of
the East Side of Wells Street for a~le parking
and that suitable bumpers be paced, to protect
the fence, As this parking is primarily used by
school teachers during the day, it is recommended
that the school Board be requested to share in
the costs,
(d) Your committee also recommends that with a
satisfactory fence, consideration should be given
to renting the ball park facilities, to those
organizations which charge admission to ball
games, and that this subject be discussed with
the Recreation Committee,
2, Clean-up After Horse Show
Your cm:illilittee wishes to co-operate in every
way with the Horse Show Conunittee but feels that
it is not possible for the Parks Keeper to carry
out the clean up on his own, and the Parks Committee
cannot commit the Works Dept. in this matter~
Therefore, it. was suggested that the Parks Keeper
be authorized to. solicit volunteers and that. the
i~lOO. 00 be paid to the Parks Keeper. and di~tribU:ted
equally among the volunteers and that the Parks
Keeper report back to the committee •.
NOTE: Subsequent to the meeting, a copy of a
letter was received from the Tovm Superin-
tendent to the effect that he could not
commit the Works Dept. with the suggestion
that the clean-up be allocated to a private
group.
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FEBRUARY 27, 1967.
COI1TIVIITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
PARKS COMl'iliTTEE
REPORT CONTINUED
3. Outdoor Ice Rinks
Because of Weather conditions and maintenance
costs, your committee recommends that the use
of all outdoor rinks, with the exception of the
Town Park be discontinued and that the boards
be removed when weather permits. The Town Park
rink is to be maintained until the last possible
dat.e.
Your committee also recommends that prior to
next winter, a plan dealing with the location
and use of all outdoor rinks be prepared and
submitted for approval, and that in general
boards will not be used, due to the cost of
erection and problems in flooding and snow
removal.
4. Your committee also recommends that a break-
down of the cost of the use of equipment,
material, etc, by the Works Department for th-6--
maintenance of Parks be prepared and submitted
for study.
5. Town Park
Your committee studied the general use,
condition, requirements of the Town Po~k and
submit the following for consideration~
(a) Bandshell -not being fully utilized,
because people have to stand and ground not
in good condition. Your committee recommends
that the ground be improved and that portable
park benches be purchased over the next 5 year
period so that the bandshell can be used for
the purposes for which it was built and also
that consideration be given to a paved area
in front of the bandshell.
(b) Ball Diamond-your committee recommends
that the ball diamond be enlarged by 6 feet
around bases and that the bleachers be checked
regarding condition and if necessary replace
the bleachers with bleachers purchased a year
o:r.::so· -ago.
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CONillHTTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
PARKS COJVIDHTTEE
REPORT CONTINUED
(c) Storage Hut-Your committee recommends that
the storage hut be painted to blend with the
surroundings and that space heater and tank be
purchased. This equipment is probably on a
rental basis, but to the best of knowledge the
rent has not been paid, and outright purchase::
would be more economical than rent.
(d) Picnic and Play Area-Your committee
recommends that the equipment in the p~.ay area
be checked as to condition and painted and that
the picnic tables be painted a dark green which
it is felt is more appropriate to the surround.i ·.-,eg
is more serviceable and more economical than ·
the red presently used.
6. Fleury Park
Your committee studied the general usc,
condition, requirements of Fleury Park and
submit the following for consideration:
(a) Ball Diamonds -your committee recommends
that a baseball diamond be prepared for general
recreation, squirt and girls and that one of
the backstops from Aurora Heights Parks be
erected,
(b) Maximum Use Of Facilities-During the
discussion on ball diamonds, it was learned
that some baseball organizations will not use
town facilities due to the siting of the diamond,
Therefore, prior to any action on new baseball
diamonds, your committee plans to hold an open
meeting for all interested organizations and
individuals and obtain their suggestions prior
to submitting a report to Council, Your
committee also plans to hold an open meeting
with the recreation committee to determine areas
of responsibility, channels of communications,
summer progra~es, etc, ~Q that the maximum use
may be made of sports facilities located in the
parks.
Your committee also plans to meet with the
Horticultural Society to discuss ways and means
of improving the passive areas of the parks can
in particular the Billings Well area.
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SPECIAL -11-FEBRUARY 27, 1967.
COWil'HTTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
PARKS COWfiVIITTEE
REPORT CONTINUED
Amendment
Amendment
Amendment
( c ) Iicnic And Tourist Areas -Your Committee
plans to study ways and means to make Fleury Park
one of the main picnic and tourist areas of the
Town, and as a start picnic tables, will be
painted and made ready,
ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that the report of the
MILLER: Parks Committee dated February
13, 1967 be discussed item by
item and approved as amended,"
ILLLN"GWORTH: "Resolved that Clause 1 of the
MILLER: report be amended to provide for
a wooden fence on four sides."
AJlliENDl'IIENT CARRIED,
ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that Clause 2 of the
TRru~T: report be amended to refer the
question of clean-up after the
Horse Show back to the Works
Committee,"
ATVIENDM~T CAR.."RIED.
WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that Clause 3 of the
BUCK: report be amended so that all
outdoor rinks be left up for as
long as the cold weather lasts and
that sufficient boards be removed
to permit snow removal."
AJlliENDMEl'l"T CARRIED.
Report as amended carried.
TR~T: "Resolved that the meeting continue until
MILLER: Committee Reports are completed,"
CARRIED,
SPECIAL -12 FEBRUARY 27 1 1967.
COJI'IJUTTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
POLICE CmlllVIITTEE
REPORT RE LETTER
FROM ASSOCIATION
OF MUNICIPAL
POLICE
POLICE COMMITTEE
REPORT RE CAB
DRIVER" S LICENSE
Councillor Trent presented a report of the Pblice
Committee :
Due to a letter from the Pres.ident of the Associa-
tion of municipal Polio e Governing Authorities.
The Committee felt it would be in the interest
of the Corp. of the Town of Aurora if the members
of the Police Committee attended this meeting.
One of the subjects to be discussed at this
meeting is labour management.
TRENT: "Be it resolved that the Clerk be
BUCK: authorized to pay the annual membership
fees of $15.00 to the Association .of
Municipal Police Governing Authorities.
Be it further resolved that those members
of the Police Committee wishing to attend
the annual meeting of the Association of
Municipal Police Governing Authority, !Hac<"'l
2, 1967 at the King Edward Hotel.in: ...
Toronto be granted permission to do so.
Be it further resolved those members of
the Police Committee attending the
afore mentioned meeting be granted
$25.00 for expenses and the seal of
the corporation be attached hereto."
CARRIED.
Councillor Trent presented a report of the Police
Committee
"That the application of Bently F. J. Conklin,.
41 Mosley Street, Aurora, for a cab driver's
license be approved."
TRl':NT: "Resolved that the report of the Police
BUCK: ·Committee, re cab driver's license for
B. Conklin, 41 mosley St. Aurora, be
accepted."
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CO!VIMITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
POLICE COMMITTEE
RF.PORT RE CAB
DRIVER'S LICENSE
CONTINUFJ)
POLICE CO!VIMITTEE
REPORT RE INTER-
SECTION OF JOHNSON
& HOL!VIAN
Amendment MURRAY: "Resolved that the report
ILLINGWORTH: be referred back to the
Police Committee for
further study,
AMENDMENT DEFEATED,
TRENT: "Resolved that the question now
ILLINGWORTH: be put,"
DEFF.ATED.
Councillor Trent presented a report of the
Police Committee
As a result of a letter dated December 29, 1966
f~um a Mrs. Bobbie Kohan the committee investigated
the By-law governing this intersection to asser-
tain if the Yield sign was in its proper position •.
The By-law reads:-By-law 1451 that traffic north-
bound on Holman Cresc. shall yield to traffic
entering from Johnson Rd. By-law 1452 establishes
Johnson Rd. as a through highway from the east
limit of Browning Court to the east limit of
Holman. Holman Cres. is designated a through
highway from the south limit of Holman, Holman
Cresc, is designated a through highway from the
south limit of Glass Dr. to the east limit of
Baldwin Road. Further to this the Chairman
discussed this letter from Mrs. Kohan with Chief
of Police William Langman; there appears to be
no reason to change the position of the yield
sign at this intersection the Chief pointed out
there are a great number of regulatory signs not
being adhered to, but unless an officer sees the
offence the violation goes un-noticed.
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Cm.IJlVJITTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
POLICE COMMITTEE TRENT: ''Resolved that the report of the Police
Committee re:-the letter from Mrs.
Bobbie Kohan, dated December 29, 1966
be adopted and a copy of the Police
Committee report be sent to Mrs, Kohan
at 21 Browning Court for Mrs, Kohans
information,"
R~ORT RE INTER-BUCK:
SECTION OF JOHNSON
& HOLMAN
POLICE COMMITTEE
REPORT RE POLICE
CONTRACT NEGOTIA-
TIONS
POLICE COMMITTEE
REPORT RE CLAIII'I
BY D • KNOWLES
CARRIED.
Councillor Trent presented a report of the Police
Committee :
The Police Committee met with the Police BargaininG
Committee on Thursday, February 9, 1967. At this
meeting the Chairman of the Police Bargaining
Committee presented their brief and the reasons
for the changes in the present contract, After
the presentation a discussion followed and many
interesting aspects of the brief were broached,
When the Bargaining Committee left the Police
Committee delved into the brief in preparation
to tell the Bargaining Committee what we as a
committee would be Willing to bring into Council
as our recommendation. We hope to meet the
Bargaining Committee this week with our counter
proposal,
TRENT: "Resolved that the progress report of the
BUCK: Police Committee re :-Police Contract
Negotiations be adopted."
CARRIED.
Councillor Trent presented a report of the Police
Committee :
That D, Knowles be paid for that time he was
employed as a Police Officer in the Town of AurorP
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COI!Jl\UTTEE REPORTS CONTINUED
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POLICE COMMITTEE
REPORT RE CLAIM
BY D, KNO\iiJLES
.Amendment
SERVICES CONilVIITTEE
REPORT
FIRE COMMITTEE
REPORT
BUCK:
WILLIAMSON:
ILLINGWORTH:
rn:URRAY:
"Resolved that the report of the
Police Committee dated February
27, reclaim of back pay reD.
Knowles, be adopted.
"Resolved that the report be
tabled to next week's Council
meeting,"
AMENDMENT CARRIED,
It was reported verbally that the Services
Committee had met with mr. Hughes of the Humane
Society,
Councillor Buck presented a report of the Fire
Committee :
The Committee met to discuss the budget and
recommend the following :
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SPII'CIAL -1'6 -FEBRUARY 27, 1967,
FIRE _()Ql)!li'!I_I_TT~E REPQ,IIT_9 ONTINUED
2 only 5 gal,cans unox foam liquid
1 5 gal, can floor wax
l doz, fire brooms
2 doz. prs. firemen's mitts
3 prs. firemen's thigh length rubber boots
3 firemen's coats
3 firemen's dross uniforms
Fire service tratning manuals
Heating Fire hall
Hydro, Fire Hall
Ga,s, oiJ_ maintenance of trucks
Answering service
School Expenses for 2 firemon-2 weeks
Week-end standby for summer months
fu,Js for Cano.,,dian, Ontario & mutual Associations
Fire prevention data
Office SuppliGs
~irGmen:s-stipends
Pnin·ctng old Ford truck
Body work and painting international truck
Chiofls oxponsGs to conferences and seminars
Chief's cal" allowatlC e
Chief's salary
:C:;puty-chief 1 s salary
Addition to aerial tower
Committee 1 s expenses to conferences and seminars
Fj_rst Aid course for six men
Salaries for 4 full time firemen
Modicsls for 24 volunteer firemen
Rescue truck and equipment
Contingency fund
Approx. Cost
62.00
30.00
20.00
42.00
57.00
75.00
200.00
25.00
500,00
300.00
600.00
2,500.00
400.00
775·00
30.00
150.00
100.0()
13,000.00
150.00
200.00
400,. 0')
300,00
6,000.00
5,400,00
50.00
500.00
30.00
19,200.00
240.00
4,000.00
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55,836.00
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SPECIAL
FIRjJ:: COl\'IMITTEE
REPORT
Amendment
FIRE COMMITTEE
REPORT RE FIRE
CHIEF'S RETIRE-
WffiNT
Amendment
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BUCK: "Resolved that the Fire Budget be forwarded
TR~~T: to the Finance Committee for their C04-
sideration for the 1967 budget,"
ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that the report be tabled
and brought forward for discussion
in open Council."
DAVIS, W:
AMENDMENT CARRIED.
Councillor Buck presented a report of the Fire
Committee :
The Committee met with all members and Fire Chief
present. The Commitee recommends:
1. That Fire Chief Jones retirement take place
on or around January lst, 1968.
2. That the Chief's replacement, if possible,
should come from the ranks of the volunteer
service, should be on the Chief's recommenda-
tion and should be around 45 yrs. of age,
BUCK: "Resolved that the report of the Fire
TRN~T: Committee re: Fire Chief's Retirement
be adopted."
ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that Clause 2 of the
rll:URRAY: report be tabled until after
consideration of the budge:b,"
AMENDMENT CARRIES.
ILLINGWORTH: "Resolved that a letter of con-
IIDRRAY: gratulation be sent to Mr. Lambert
Willson on his re-electi·on as
Chairman of the Holland Valley
Conservation Authority."
CARRIED,
TRENT: "Resolved that the meeting be
ILLINGWORTH: : adjourned. "
CARRIED.
1~:
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.. ,,··
2 71967 -... 'JJf:nt~ .....:.:·······.··~:·
That the following accounts be paid, that ilie Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
c' i:.TS:'i LCCOUN'l'S
Lurora Cash-''!ay Electrci
James 1a ton Equipment
Aurora J:.utomotive
Aurora Eydro Electric
0. L. Bassett Ltd.
nell Telephone Co.
Binion :'i:otors '
Bond E~gineering Co.
Canadian Brass
Canadian Broomwade
Canadian Johns-rAanville
Canadian Tire Corporation
Co;amercial Alcohol Ltd.
'!Anco Ltd,
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Francis Hankin & Co.
Mohawk Radio Supply
North York Plumbing & Supply
Revco Ltd.
Scarfe & Co.
W. Spragg
Texaco Canada
George Ward
Wilson Hardware
TOTJ~
Relocate heater & repairs at
south end water t'ower
Carriage Bolts
Bearings, Allan
Service
Billing
Readin, lt.eters
Packing
Service
Lul:J & Service
''Trenches
863,57
647.20
102.60
Inserts for pump
Couplings, 3olts & 3wivel
Repairs to Compressor
Transite pipe, ClaJo1ps
Wire, Clamps, connectors, stove
bolts and rope
1 Gallon methanol
Hydrant, gate valve & repair
clamps
Sand for Backfilling
lY]ueller Drift Pins
Ohmite Switch & Roll of solder
Pipe, needle valve, bushings
artd caps
Lovejoy couplings and inserts
!Paint
Pump Shaft
Fuel Oil
Machine impeller shaft
3olts & Mark Belts
~
, ,, , ~ .~ '--.!Ul6'or
Carried
44,09
3,68
21.18
1,613,37
2.55
12.81
3,00
41,47
138.65
836.~67
193.77
10,50
62.63
312.38
6.13
8.45
12.74
6.87
143.66
54.85
5.00
74,95
1.50
9.18
$3,620.08
\
Moved by 7:J.j.: .. 9.t~. . Seeonde~--~~-· ·: .. ·:·~4.:.19
That the · following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Tr~urer for the same and the Seal of the coG':EwlfftA~ !~B'o'bJff:•to.
Aurora Banner Publ,
Aurora Hydro
Bell Telephone
Henry Birks & Sons
R.E. Brill
M. Case
Central Office Supplies
Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce
M.P. Coleman Printing
Dean A, Dunlop
Gift & Greeting
Advert, -Annexation
Dog Tags
Inaugural
Xmas. Trees 122 • .50./
Street Lighting & Cent.
102,06/
14.92/
Light
1.,504.45~"
Office
Bldg. Insp.
Centennial Pins
Canine Control
Services Inaugural Night
Service for 1 yr. on Olympic
Typewriter & office supplies
Safety Deposit Box rental
Letter head & Inagural Frog.
E.D.P. Dec, & Audit Fees
Jan, & Feb.
Ot::t;j,.Qe Supplies. -Minute
Book · ·-· _. ·. · ·
Bldg. Inspector
Budget Form
116.98
55.44/
376.00/
6,00/
151.82/
24 .• 00 /
227.24 /
Grande & Toy
Institute of
Ju.dge Lyon
judge Moore
Ltd,
Municipal Clerk Membership Fees
682.82/
46.31/
4.72/
2.0Y
15 .• 00/
Revising Voter's List
Attending Assessment Appeals
2 Pen sets Morning Drugs
Municipal Clerks &
Municipal World
MacL'ean Hunter Publ.
McBee Co.
Treasurers Annual Fees
SUbscription & Statute
Subscription
22.00'
27. 00'
28.88/
10 .• 00/
60.3_6/
27 ,QO/
T, McPherson
Ont, Building Officials
Assoc;:,
Ont. Mayors & Reeves Assoc.
Ont, Municipal Assoc.
Pitney-Bowes of Canada
J.D. Reid
Speciforms Ltd.,
Taylor Fuel
Xerox of Canada
York County Health Unit
TOTAL
General Cheques
O,M.B. Hearing, C of R
& Title Searches
Annual Dues
Ann.ual Dues
Annual Dues
Meter Ad Plate
Inspection Golf Glen 822,00/
Retainer Fee 356,45 /
Supervision of Traffic
336.98/
114.40/
lO,OQ./
45'"" 00/ 75 .• 00""'
12.60/
Light 525.74{ ·
Field Testing at PCC3,147.894,852.08
Payroll Cards 7,04/
Gasoline Jan & Feb, 1 1 237.44 /
Rental & Photo Copies 104.75,
Vaccine 10.20/
··························· ·······················
Mayor
10~206,04
Car
·:0"'·"'·'· ·············· .................... 19
Moved by Seconded by I?
"fj;~ ~ ~"w~"'fl: ....... ~, •::~v r W~E FEBRUARY lOth~ 1967
That e followmg accounts be p~d, ffia the Mayor is sue or Crs on the treasurer for e same and the Seal
of t!Je. ~'B.'!ffln be attached hereto. 17, 50 J, Fihes .·. 17, 50
G, Stewart 17~50 G, Stewart. . ··. 17.50
S, Barradell 78~75 s. Barradeli 78.75
C. Burling 119.70 C, Burling 88,20
C, Quantz 88.20 c. Quantz 88.20
G. Atkinson 154.90 G .. At.kinson 88.20
E, Draper 139,75 E. Draper 109.68
H. Egan 133,88 H. Egan 88.20
R. Egan 186 .• 84 s. Engs ig 88. 20
S, Engsig 193.73 L. Foster 128.63
L, Foster · 88,20 A. Godscha.k 120.25
A, Godscha:k 126.53 .w. Ha;milton 63.83
W. Hamil ton 78.63 C. Holman 88.20
A. Higgins 129.68 A. Higgins 78.23
C. Holman ].80,10 H. Rolling 88,20
H. Rolling 148,58 R, Sanders 88.20
R. Sanders 108.68 T. Snowdon 84.83
T. Snowdon .136.01 w. Steadman 98.00 w. Steadman 98.00 lVI. Hearn· 40.46
2,225.16 ,.,. . '
TOTAL PAYROLL
JAN, 13/67. -Feb, 17/67
$ 10,908.94
1,543.26
W/E .FEBRUARY 17th, 1967
J. Fines ·
Stewart
Barradell
Burling
Quantz
Atkin.son
Draper
Egan
Engsig
Foster
Godschak
Hamilton
Higgins
Holman
Johnson
Rolling
Sanders
Snowdon
Steadman
G. s. c. c.
·.G.
E.
H. s.
L.
A. w.
'A,
'C.
L,
H.
R.
rT •
W· .•
-~~-
Carried
17.50
17.50
94.50
123.90
123.90
97.65
88,40
132.85
137.58
82.95
91 .. 35
77.70
100.80
102.90
59.96
108,68
88.20
89.21
98.00
1;-1n.~-.J
..._,~···'···
.\:
!= ... 7 1967
···································· ································&;·················19
PAYRO L ACCOUNT : ~~=.:::.::&I <a>!! • ...;::
of the Corporation be .attached hereto. ·
J. Fines ·
G. Stewart
s. Barradell c. Burling a. Quantz
G. Atkinson
·.E. Draper
H• 'F.gan
R. Fgan s. Engsig
L·. F.oster
k. Godsohak w. Hamilton
A. Higgins a • Ho liiJ.an
R. Sanders
T. ·Snowdon w. Steadman
H. Rolling
G, Philips
17.50
17.;50
78~75 . f.l8.20 .
88;20
94;50
126;00
201.~10
108.68
. 165.38
. 11.6. 55
93.45
77.70
153..30
124~95
10Q.80
'84.83
98~00
199.00
'40.00 ,. .
2,074.39
:.J .• Fine~ ...
G. stewart
s. Barradell
G, Philips .a. BUrling
C. Quantz
G. Atkinson
E. Draper
H. F.gan n. F.gan · s. Engsig
L. Foster
A. Godschak w. Hamilton
A. Higgins
c. Holman
H. Rolling
R, Sanders
T. Snowd.on w. Steadman
17.50
17<50
78•75
50.00
88.20
88.,20
89.78
89.10
. 103.95
91.35
102.38
129 .• 68
:100~80
82.33
60.38
91.35
97.65
98.20
ll2.38
98.00
.. 3,;~687 .48
W/E JANUARY27th, 1967i
-.. J. Fines A-" 0 .. • 17.50
.G. stewart 17.50 s. Barradell 78.75
G, Philips 50.00
c~ Burling 88.20 ··a; Qua:ntz 88~20
g. Atkinson 96.08
E. Draper 88..20
H. F.g'an 99.75
R. F.gan 109.23 -·· s. Engsig 107.10
L. Foster 61.43
A. Godschak 107.10 w. Hamilton 66.60
A. Higgins 96,.08 a. Holman 91.35
H. Rolling 103.95
R,. Sanders 88.,20
· T. Snowd-on 81.90.
w. Steadman 108.00
·'*
1. 645.12 ..............................................................................•..... L ........ .
Mayor
Carried
)"•-• ----·-~~--·~--~-~-·~-·•··--~---•• -•-••·•--"'-•·•----·~~---.--·~•----•, •"•·•n-•x-•·---,••••~••••'~•m•C•o-~-•-"<·o-·r~oc• ••p-.-.. ,.,_ ••.• --"-•~-=;·;-••--•. ••--'•'·-----~~•--'•'---...-....=7"'"-«'<==-"-'-...,.,-
..... ., /:M~~: FEB 2 7 1967
Seconded b: z;~~
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
P AI<KS ACCOUNTS
Aurora :-Iydro ·::lectric
Texaco Canada
TOTAL
i
Service
Fuel Oil
Carried
ce
Mayor
22.32 ~
21.21/
.$43.53
•
__ . ___ ; _____ .:..:_,._.,;__._..,_.~-~·~-'•• -·--~~-.. --_,..;.._:..:,;.~___.,~·.,-:,;;~,.~c,:-=~---"'~.i".~=C"'-""==="".,-;--':~<"'-=•"=""''"'"="---"" ..... -.--,--"0 • ••·-•..;--~~~ "-'"·••o.-,c~--'-•-C---'-'---'-'----'-' -~· ~---'"-"·•~·"·'-"'-•m~•--•o•~•-•·~-·~·-··~~'"-7 --. •
FEB 7 7 1957
···································································· ..................... 19
Moved by .................. V~~····················· Seconded by )J j : hr •
That the following accounts vbe paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
WORKS ACS¥U_NTS
James Alt'On Co.
!;rmitage Ct>'nstruction
Aurora Lutomotive
.Aurora Cash-\:'ay Electric
.Aurora Hydro Electric
Baldwin's Pharmacy
Banner Printing
3eamish Construction
Bell Telephone Co.
Canadian Iron Foundries
Chas Cook
Canadian Salt Co.
Canadian Tire Corp.
J. H. Chapman
Ivan Daniels
·~omtar Chej~icals
L. Fowler's .3sso
Gift & Greeting Studio
2ed Gordon's Garage
Gormley Sand & Gravel
International Harvester Co.
Harold Johnson
i':ilidway !ilachinery
·,'hner Rubber Co.
Jl'lacNeils Esso
Don :McCarron
Owl -Lite Equipment P.c.o. Services
Richmond Hill Tree Service
Slessor Motors
Steel Art Co.
Taylors Fu.el
Toronto Fuels
Texaco Oil
·!feller Tree :Sxperts
'Jilson Hardware
TOTAL
Nose ?ieces and Bolts for plough
Truck :1entals
67.70 f
. 175.00,..
Plugs, fuses , Pilters, FlBshers
& Lamps
Lighting in garage
Service
Street Sewers
area
6 '3ar Germicide
Time Cards
Soap
Cold t.'1ix Asphalt
Service
Catch ::>asins
Diesel Oil for grader
Highway Salt
31. 21-"
59.83r-
Oil filters, Installing muffler
VJindshield wipers & Seal !3ea;,1s
'jJeldihg and repairing tail gate
on truck and tractor repairs
'i!eather break for Ford 'J:'rector
Collars pins s, light bulbs and
Highway 3alt
Tire repairs and Lubrications
Scotch tape & refills
51.69/
62. 56'
91.04
• 90'
33,58tc
130.01'"
28.98/
53.05 /"
54.42/
603.92/
23.49"
90.98/
114.59/
bolts
566,70 /
11".03 /
1.45/
4.50/
7'7.88/
51. 7()/
35.00/
Service call to start truck # l.
J!inter Sand & Pit J:un
:'i:epairs to lllis Chambers Loader
Truck Rental
Loader :~ental
riubl:ler Boots
Lubrication #3
Truck Rental
3atteries
Pest Control Jan. & Feb.
Tree Re.~·,oval
;:~epe:irs on Truck # 3
1-Crosswalk Sign
Oil 1 Hydralic Fluid, Anti-freeze
Fue.l. Oil
Fuei. O:i.l
Cutt}iJ.I!l two trees
Sledge ·t~ammer handles
221.50/
28.84/
3. 5()/
51.75/
44.45/
24.00/
1,748.50/
7;00/
264.01/
63.32/
44.61/
86.90/
110.50,.-
3. 2()/
Mayor $5·,032.25
~>-Y Carried
•
~-·---•-A·---~---~~-----.-.-------~"~~--~~-~---'~~-~~~"-~~~~~-·~--=~~,=~~=·'~'-'·-~·~--~0<>•·-='"'-'--~·-·=·-=-·-·-=·--"-~---~--~----·-··------------·-. --~~....,_ __ ,_,~----~---....,.__
. ______ ·--··--·--.J~.a??.J~.~L. 19
Moved by l/.L,~ . ··························· Seeonded by ':t.~k,(Q;,ck.
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the TreaSurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
POLICE ACCOUNTS
Attridge Lumber Co. ·
Aurora Automotive
AUrora Hydro Electric
Bell Telephone Co.
Binions Motors Ltd.
Binions Sunoco Station
Butterworth & Co.
Canada Law Book
Canadian Electronics
Canadian Tire Corporation
Carswell Co, Ltd.
Central Office Supply
C. N. Telecommunications
Eastern Photo Products
Espie Printing & Stationery
L. Fowler's Esso
Gift & Greeting Studio
Peter Gorman
''Iillard Graham
Hall Photographic
Leslie Appliances
C, ~7. Mack Co.
T!laher Shoes
iMacNeil Esso Service
Geo. Scully Co.
Sisman Shoes
St. Andrews Shell Station
Toronto Camera Co,
Texaco Canada Ltd.
United Tire Co.
Wilson Hardware
Petty Cash
TOTAL
Lumber for shelves
Filters & Batteries
Service
Office Service
Staff Phones
68.30/
43.19/
Servicing & Repairs on 804 &805
Oil Changes & Lubrications
Canadian Weekly Law Sheet.
Ontario Report
Repairs to Base Radio &
,Jobile Units
Tires for Safety vehicle
Ontario Statues
Office Supplies
Telex Service
Repairs to press
Index Cards
Servicing & repairs to Safety
vehicle & crusier washes
Office Supplies
Centennial Flag
Buil'ling shelves at Police Office
Phmto Supplies
Heater repairs
Cab Plates & 3adges
Rubber Boots ·
Service & Tire repairs ·
3 Pr Gloves
Sales tax omitted from invoice
Service call 1?:: Gas.
RePairs to Graphic Camera
Fuel Oil
Snow Tires -Safety vehicle
Flashl.ight Bulbs & Keys
Jan. & Feb,
63.97 /
41.48/
20.02,....
111.49
177.06 ;-
17.50,
22. 50'
37.50/
160.62/
42.00/
16.75 ;-
42.21/
45.00,....
3.00/
35.13/
64•60/
i7.70/
8.55/
96.23/
6.95/
3.50/
25.92/
11.96/
7o'6:V
12.44/
. i.30/
4.00/
23.03/
38.25/
38.75/
L95/
100.68
~~ $1,299,67
·yor·~
Carried
'•••->-'·c~·· • '"'""'~~,.~·~•,•-..w!.>.<-<Jo\...W~••·•-"J ·~·>-.. -~ -·-• -·-·-· ~.,.....,.."-'-•'----!e="r.. -·~~·="'-"''-"'.C<o.>o.~..;,.~"'"'~==--"4">~-''""' =~'<""-"'---"' ~'--~0'"~ ·~~-~--· ·•
FEB 2 71967
Moved by
. ····;l7T /7 ... 19
... {) ... '.r. ......... ~····----/Yl~-----···········
~hat the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and-the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
PROPERTY UP-KEEP ACCOUNT
Aurora Hydro
T, Eaton Co.
T.K Fice
Sanitary Products
Toronto Fuels
Texaco Oil
TOTAL
Service
2 baseboard heaters
Install 3 baseboard
at Police Office
Cleaning supplies
Fuel Oil
Fuel Oil
~ _·· ........... le ..... .
Carried
heater
49.gl/
62* 75~· ..
255.82-
17.24.-
37.20/
76,16/
498.78
• e•·'-•" •-··-'"•-'•"-"~""::,;i,,_,_~\~i...-.:_ '·--~----. -.-C---------•-'-'-:.:.: __ ,~:.~.:..;.:,~:c'""").&,J=J."-'=~•"'-"=>~~~ ' '·=·~===A<;::"-=----"-.~-'-00,_.,_._-------"--:•-J<.=->•'-'"'~-~-------:--~ -"-"-:_,_,,
-~~-----... ···~ 719_;7· . ..19
.u£· Z .... h~k./L ... Seconded by
-__ ___.....
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer fQr the same and the Seal
of tbe Co'J!l~t~I'Jfl~a'C'f.lNtf~~t CENTRE
Aurora Automotive
Aurora Cash-Way
Aurora Hydro
Bell Telephone
Can, Dust Control
·Jaw for pulley & wipers
Service calls-pump
motor repairs on submarine
pump cleaning eludge pump
Service
Service
Cleaning supplies
Chlorine Can, Industries Ltd,,
Can, Institude on Poll
J.H. Chapman
Control Annual Dues
Gift & Greeting Studio
Graham Transport
T.H. Oliv.er Ltd,,
southwood 1 s B.A.
Toronto Fuels
Trojan Chemicals
Texaco Oil
Wallace & Tiernan
Gee. ward
TOTAL
Door for digester, bolts
removing shaft
Pencils & refill
Delivery to OWRC
Ground detectors
Tire repairs
Fuel Oil
Trojan Chemical
Fuel Oil
Bottle & Ortho Tel
Repairs to pump shaft
POLLUTION CONTROL CENTRE ACCOUNTS
PROPERTY UP-KEEP ACCOUNTS
2,267.54
498.78
TOTAL
' '
¢$2,766.32
24.69--
23.00/
367.87/
18.48,...
"3.00!"'
1,109.85/"
7 ,00-'"
99.09/
1.54/
2.30/
7,77/ '
L67/
143.02"'
132.75/
281:l;. 00 /
... 6:<51/
· 33.oo/
2,267.54
.... ~
Carried
_,.~·"
, -~.-~~:.:,:,: . .:-•:_, _ _:.;;,,,_;;~;;;,,,_,..c--o' ro"<•,C,,'OC'O_",;,"":""""""-"'-'"'~;<-:;ce.:O'~'ol~~'-~""''""'~"";,•, 0",-''-"'""'·'•''>'''' ,-,., -.-•T-·-~·~ "" _.«~-•'•'-'·-, --"--' '
FEB 2 7 1967
····~/7719 £l: .... h~:::
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for ·the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
CA?I:rAL ~YJP~NDITu;·::;.~~ ACCDUNTS
POLLU~7I~·N CON~~~:tOL C':.:NTR~ LCCOUNT.S
J,u, Chapman
North York ;''lumbing .'J< Heating
TOTLL
Drilling and ;'!elding Plate
in breather pipe, double hanger
for flow "'easuring box,
Rubber packing, pipe and tapered
pipe
'
58;18
21.34.
79.52.
~ ""':-: ... ~ ····~ .. .............. ~·····1·········· ·Mayor
Carried
·-~~ ·--· --· -,-. "'"---~-----,~-·-•->..-.-.h»'•'--·--" ,.C-~~-·~---'-~--C~•-••·•"-·-·~·Aoo~·=·'"-~'""'"·Oc-'"'r• ~--••.-·•·"'==·'00• .,,,--,=''''"·'r, c=•.cy·-~--""' --.,,.,,-.,·.,.,,.-••---
.......................... FEB 2:71961
seconded by .i/~ (/jSr ~ ........... ;0"~-
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
CENTENNIAL ACCOUNTS ..,..--
Banner Printing Co.
Dept. of Land & Forest
Gift & Greeting Studios
LaColony Restaurant
h1odel 3uilders
TOTAL
Centennial Symbol Stamp
Trees for Spring Planting
Binder
Luncheon
Zntrance Gates
c:::.__;::J ... ~ ····le·
Carried
2.63/
5L.l0/
2AV
24.,05/
1 r500·. O(V" .
$lt580.3'9
FEB 2 7 1967 .......................................................................................... 19
Moved by 1~~ .. 0..~ .. Seeonded by tJL~
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the ·Corporation be attached hereto.
FIRE ACCOUNTS
Associ 8 tion of Fire Chiefs
Aurora Hydro Electric
Aurora Tank & ;Yelding Ltd.
Bell Telephone Co,
Canadian Dust Control
G, :', Fyfe
Southwood's 3. A.
Toronto Fuels
Texaco Oil
TOT1~L
Annual Dues
Service
Repairs to Alarm
Timer
21.33<"'
61.62 .....
De~.mrrage of Cycline:ers
for l Year
Service
Cleaning Supplies
Changing frequency on i'Jlobile
Radio Unit
Gasoline
Fuel Oil
Fuel Oil
~--
Carried
10.-00""'•
.82. 95.
11.00/
47.86/
4,80/
54.00""'
31.66/
22,90/
"68. 91/
.$334. 08
-~·••-•~---~··-··-~-~~~~~.....,_-"""--'·•-~~--~~•--<•••.---~~~~~"'--~---·~"~~ ·~. ·=L="'-'''·~•--·•"'-'=~==•=•o>·"~="··-"'~·-~--~.-,·~'"-'= .. ,~-:-.~,~-""~---·•-·--••------•--..........,_,....___, _ - -·-~"• or"~" n • _.,, ...,~•~--~' •--<·~·~·~--
WELFARE ACCOUNTS
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
100% Recoverable from Insurance $30.00
100% Recoverable from Workmen's
Compensation 207.75
80% Recoverable from Province 1,966.36
20% Recoverable from other Municip-
113.88 ali ties
20% Payable by Town of Aurora 377.71 377.71
Christmas vouchers 15.00 15.00
Total welfare·issued 2,710.70
Cost to the Town of Aurora 392";'71 -----
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~it Moved by ~,.,.1 .. ! .. .!.. .......................................... ,_---sero;;ded by
----------That the following accounts be paid, -th;t the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corporation be attached hereto.
COIJ.IT·~1UNITY CENTRE ACCOUNTS
Central Office Furniture
Consumers Gas Co.
Wilson Hardware
TOTAL
Upholstered Chairs & Safe
Gas for heating
Hose, Paint, Sharpening saws
Padlocks & Xeys
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$1,410,73
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