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MINUTES OF THE 6TH. REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN
THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1968 AT 8:10P.M.
PRESENT
MAYOR
DEPUTY REEVE
COUNCILLORS
ACCOUNTS
C. F. DAVIS
J. WILLIAMSON
BUCK, DAVIS, MILLER AND TRENT
All accounts were approved as printed and circulated.
DAVIS W: "Resolved that correspondence be delayed until
BUCK: the delegations are heard."
DELEGATIONS
MARIO PRIOLA
Mayor Davis
to be heard
Mr. Bailey,
what can be
by-law.
CARRIED
presented the letter
as a delegation.
Solicitor for Mr. M.
done to expedite the
from Mr. Bailey requesting
Priola, asked the Council
amendment to the height
Mayor Davis explained to the delegation that in accordance
with·the Town Solicitor's advice, a service agreement will
have to be prepared prior to the third reading of the by-
law. Comments have been received from all the Town Depart-
ments involved except from the Planning Board, and will hold
a special meeting to consider the comments and to draft an
agreenont for the next regular meeting.
RECREATION COMMITTEE
Mr. Dinsmore, Chairman of the Recreation Committee, presented
their 1968 Budget.
Mr. Glass stated that the Aurora Minor Ball Association had
returned the $500. grant which is included in the budget
under donations.
TRENT: "Resolved that the 1968 Budget for the
WILLIAMSON: Aurora Recreation Committee be received
and forwarded to the Finance Committee
and the Committee is to meet with the
Finance Members of the Recreation Committee
to discuss the budget."
CARRIED
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LIONS CLUB March 18, 1968.
Mr. D. Glass acted as spokesman for the delegation. During
the past two years, the Lions Club has held two car draws
and the money is to be used in a project in Aurora. The
project selected by the Lions Club is for the construction of
washroom facilities in Fleury Park. There are three
questions to be answered.
(a) Does Council feel that this is a good idea?
(b) Will Council assume responsibility for caretaking of the
washrooms?
(c) Would it be possible to use a septic tank in this area?
Sewers might cost in excess of $5,000. to $6,000,
The proposed location is almost opposite Irwin Avenue. The
proposed septic tank would be a two compartment type with an
approximate capacity of 1200 gallons.
WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that we accept the offer of the
DAVIS W: Lions Club for washroom facilities in
Fleury Park."
CARRIED
CURLING TROPHY
MILLER: "Whereas Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Rodger, and Mr. and
BUCK: Mrs. Don Glass entered as a team in the U.M.E.A.
A.M.E.U. Annual Bonspiel recently.
And, whereas they placed first in the championship
for which they won the Presidf!nt's Trophy. ·
Therefore, the Members of t~e Council of the Town
of Aurora wish to express their heartiest
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. K. B,Rodger and
· Mr. and Mrs. D. Glass."
CARRIED
CORRESPONDENCE
CENTRAL A letter from Mr. Jubb, Building Inspector,
PURCHASING with his requested comments on the proposed
central purchasing system.
DAVIS W: "Resolved that the letter be referred to the
BUCK: Liaison Committee."
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CORRESPONDENCE CONT'D March 18, 1968.
HIGH SCHOOL A letter from the Aurora and District High
BOARD School Board re: proposed secondary school
site on Wellington Street West, just beyond
the boundary of the Town.
WILLIAMSON: "Whereas the Aurora and District High School
TRENT: Board has applied to the Councils of the
Township of King, The Town of Aurora, and the
Township of Whitchurch, being the Municipalities
having jurisdiction in the Aurora and District
High School Board district, to raise the sum
of $73,000.00 --------dollars by the issue of
debentures repayable during the term of
twenty years for the purpose of acquiring lands
for the construction of a Secondary School in
the Township of King, in the said High School
district.
Be it therefore Resolved by the Council of the
Town of Aurora:
1. That this Council does approve of the
Capital expenditure of $73,000.00-------
dollars for the said purpose.
2.
3.
That this Council does request the Council
of the County of York to raise the sum• of
$73,000.00---~----dollars for the said
purpose by the issue of its debentures.
That this municipality shall be responsible
for its share of the said debentures,
according to the provisions of the Secondary
Schools and Boards of Education Act."
CARRIED
INQUEST A letter from Dr. H. B. Cotnam, Supervising
Coroner for Ontario,enclosing the verdict of
the Coroner's Jury re: Inquest into the death
of David Cecil Stephens: Nov. 18, 1967.
TRENT: "Resolved that this letter be tabled until the
WILLIAMSON: meeting of the Council in Committee as previously
arranged."
CARRIED
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CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1D March 18, 1968.
HORSE SHOW A letter froriL the Aurora Agricultural Society
req'liestihg the use of the Town Park on
Saturday,·June 8, 1968, foP their annual
Aurora & District Horse Show.
WILLIAMSON: ''Resolved. tha1:1 the request for the use of the
DAVIS W: Town Park oh June 8, 1968 by Aurora
Agricultural Society be approved."
HORSE SHOW
WILLIAMSON:
DAVIS W:
CARRIED
A letter from the Aurora Agricultural Society
requesting a grant from the Town.
"Resolved that the request be referred to the
Finance Committee for consideration."
CARRIED
PUBLIC SCHOOL A letter from the Aurora Public School Board
BOARD re: 1968 Budget estimates.
WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that the letter be referred to the
TRENT: Finance Committee."
SAFETY
COUNCIL
DAVIS W:
WILLIAMSON:
GO TRANSIT
CARRIED
A letter from Wm. Langman, Chief of Police,
enclosing additional replies from Service
Clubs interested in attending a Safety
Council Meeting.
Councillor Trent reported that the meeting will
be held on Tuesday, March 19, 1968 at 8:00 P.M.
in the Jaycee's Club Room.
"Resolved that the letter be received and
filed."
CARRIED
Replies were received from the Twp. of King,
Town of Newmarket, Twp. of East Gwillimbury,
Twp. of Markham, Twp. of Whitchurch, Town of
Richmond Hill, and Twp. of Vaughan, in reply to
a letter from the Town of Aurora in regards to
"GO TRANSIT II.
WILLIAMSON: "Resolved that copies of these ltltters be sent
TRENT: to the secretary of the "Go Transit" Commi t;tee. 11
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CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D March 18, 1968.
MOBILE
CATERING
SERVICE
MILLER:
DAVIS C:
VICTORIAN
ORDER OF
NURSES
MILLER:
DAVIS W:
A letter from G. Dowling, a franchised dealer
for Tony's Industrial Catering Ltd., applying
for a Refreshment Vehicle License.
"Resolved that the request of Mr. Dowling for
this license not be granted."
CARRIED
A letter from the Victorian Order of Nurses
requesting a $2,000. grant and a new agree~ent.
"Resolved that the request be referred to the
Finance Committee to consider the requested
amount."
CARRIED
CONNECTING A letter from the Department of Highways re:
LINK Transfer of Highway 11 (in area annexed from
Whitchurch) to the Town of Aurora.
BUCK: "Resolved that the letter be received, filed,
MILLER: and acknowledged."
TRENT:
DAVIS W:
CARRIED
"Resolved that the necessary by-laws governing
speed limit and traffic lights at Murray Drive,
etc. be prepared."
CARRIED
KENNEDY ST. A letter from Mr. A. J. Child, 145 Kennedy St.
WEST PRO-West re: proposed subdivision on Kennedy St.
POS3D SUB-West by Dr. Henderson.
DIVISION
MILLER: "Resolved that a letter be sent to Mr. Child to
BUCK: advise him that his letter has been received
and tabled until the plan of subdivision is
presented."
DAVIS W:
MILLER:
CARRIED
"Resolved that a copy of the letter be sent to the
PlanninG Board."
CARRIED
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CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D March 18, 1968.
WHITE STRIP
CONSTRUCTION
LAMBERT
lviLLIAMSON;
DAVIS W:
CANCER
HONTH
WILLIAHSON:
BUCK:
HUMANE
SOCIETY
BUCK:
WILLIAMSON:
WELLINGTON
WEST
APARTMENTS
MILLER:
WILLIAMSON:
DELEGATION
A letter from Mr. Walker, Solicitor for White
Strip Construction, re: Phase 2 Sunnybrook
and proposed amendment to agreement.
Hayor Davis request that the letter be held
until Committee Reports are presented. The
letter :·was received, tabled and filed.
A letter from J. H. Lambert requesting a
meeting with Council in order to discuss
his project for the old arena site.
"Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
CARRIED
A letter from Mrs. S. Jackman requesting
Council to proclaim April as Cancer Campaign
Honth for the Town of Aurora.
"Resolved that the month of April shall be
Cancer Campaign Nonth and that an ad be
placed in the local newspaper."
CARRIED
A letter from the Ontario Humane Society
informing Council that the Animal Shelter
on Industry Street is almost complete and the
opening is planned for April 7, 1968.
"Resolved that the letter be received and
filed."
CARRIED
Letters from Mr. Jubb and J. D. Reid re:
servicing requirements for proposed apartments
by Mario Priola on Wellington Street vJest.
"Resolved that the letters be held in abeyance
until a meeting can be called."
CARRIED
Letter from Mr. D. Glass requesting to be heard
as a delegation on behalf of the Aurora
Recreation Committee and the Lions Club of
Aurora.
Mayor Davis stated that the delegations had been
heard and no action required on the letter.
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CORRESPONDENCE CONT 1 D March 18, 1968o
MO;BILE
CATERING
SERVICE
MILLER:
BUCK:
A letter from York County Health re:
application of Tony 1 s Industrial Catering
Ltdo for a licenseo
"Resolved that the letter be received and filed."
CARRIED
TWPo OF A letter from the Township of Whitchurch re:
WHITCHURCH the lands annexed by the Town of Aurora p -
adjustment for the capital debt of the Public
School areao
WILLIAHSON: "Resolved that a letter be sent to the Township
BUCK: of Whitchurch advising them of our acceptance
of the adjustment for the aforesaid capital
debto 11
ONTARIO
MUNICIPAL
WATER
ASSOC.
WILLIAMSON:
DAVIS W:
WAR
MEMORIAL
DAVIS W:
MILLER:
CARRIED
A letter from the Ontario Municipal Water
Association inviting the Town of Aurora to
join the Associationo
"Resolved that we join this Association."
CARRIED
A letter from Mr. R. Do Hodgkinson, Secretary
Aurora and District War Hemorial Board
requesting a grant of $500o to replace the
diseased elm trees that were removedo
"Resolved that we investigate the possibility
of taking over the Memorial for maintenance
and developmento"
DEFEATED
TRENT: "Resolved that the request for a grant of $500.
WILLIAMSON: be referred to the Finance Committee for
consideration."
CARRIED
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CORRESPONDENCE CONT 'D March 18, 1968.
SANTA CLAUS
PARADE
MILLER:
DAVIS W:
AMENDMENT
BUCK:
WILLIAMSON:
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BUCK:
TRENT;
WELLINGTON
WEST
.JCPART1'1EN':I:_S
"T. J. NAHONY II
ROAD SCHOOL
MILLER:
TRENT:
NOBILE
CATERING
SERVICE
MILLER:
vHLLIAMSON :
A letter from Najor A. E. Graves, informing
Council that Norm Stewart and he will be
unable to direct the 1968 Aurora Santa Claus
Parade and recommending that a committee be
appointed.
"Resolved that this matter be referred to the
Services Committee."
"That the Chairman of the Services Committee
be appointed as a liaison to make the :--ccsRELry
arrangements."
CARRIED
A letter from Hr. D. R. McArthur, formerly of
116 Glass Drive, requesting further consider-
ation of this claim submitted to Council in
July 1965.
"Resolved tm t this claim be referred to our
solicitor."
CARRIED
A letter from G. Burling, Fire Chief, re:
recommendations for Wellington Street West,
proposed apartments.
Mayor Davis stated that the letter is part of
the servicing requirements and is to be filed
with the other letters.
A letter from the Ontario Good Roads
Association announcing the 1968 "T. J.
Nahony" Road School from Nay 12 to 15
inclusive at the University of Guelph.
"Resolved that Mr. NcGregor be authorized
to attend this school."
CARRIED
A request from Mr. Henry Battah, 35 Patrick
applying for a license to operate a catering
business in Aurora.
"Resolved that a license be granted to Mr.
Battah subject to the approval of the York
County Health."
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MOBILE CATERING
SERVICE CONT 1 D
March 18, 1968.
Deputy Reeve Williamson requested that the Police Department
be notified to check any unlicensed mobile catering businesses
operating in Town.
COMMITTEE REPORT§.
DEPUTY REEVE WILLIM1SON IN THE CHAIR.
Mayor Davis presented a report of the Finance Committee in
which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
The Finance Committee of Council met on Thursday evening,
March 7th., 1968; all members present.
Recommendations of matters referred:
1. Grant to Queen's York Rangers Cadet Corps for Flags:
The Committee recommend that Council authorize the
purchase of the cadet corps flag; specifications herewith
attached. It is understood that the Town of Newmarket
is donating the National Flag of Canada and the Town of
Richmond Hill donating to;vard the purchase of the Queen 1 s
Flag.
2. Reguest for a Grant from the Aurora Minor Hockey Association:
The Committee recommend that a grant in an amount of $1,000.
be approved for the year 1968; and that a study be made in
an effort to determine a policy concerning this type of :
grant for future years reference.
3. ~ell_l~lephone
4.
Report concerning the installation of a switchboard tele-
phone operation in the Town of Aurora; the Coi,illli ttee
recommend that this installation be approved. It is
further recommended that the switchboard be located in the
general Municipal Office with facilities to allow transfer
of calls to the Police Department after office hours.·
Flood Claims
The Committee recommended that a request be forwarded to
the insurance company that they advise all particulars
concerning the reason for refusal to pay these claims.
Upon receipt of this information a further report will be
made.
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COHMITTEE _REPORTS CONT ':Q. Harch 18, 1968.
5. Rental of Parking Lot from United Church:
The Committee recommend that approval of this rental
agreement be allowed for the year 1968 only; it is
the Committee's opinion that since other business areas
have developed throughout the Town it is not reasonable
to ask the Town to contribute monies toward parking
facilities.
6. T"cwn of Or_illia Resolution on Tax Arrea:J;:s:
The Committee recommend this matter be not activated
since same does not appear of interest to Aurora at this
time.
z..,_ __ Prono_sed Purchase of Street Lightin_g_j'lant.
As submitted by the Aurora Hydro Electric Commission.
The Committee recommend that this matter be held in
abeyance pending a study to ascertain the pros and cons
related to the formation of a public utilities commission
in and for this municipality.
8. St. John Ambulance -Request for a Grqnt.
The Committee feel this is warranted and recommend approval
of a grant in an amount of $100.00 for the year 1968.
9. Salvation Army Request for Financial_~ssistance.
The Committee recomrnend approval for a grant in the amount
of $100.00 for the year 1968,
10. Aurora and Dist~-~c~ Kennel Cl~
Request for advertising in their catalogue. The Committee
recommend approval of an amount of $15.00 for the year
1968.
ll. The 1968 Budge~ of the Aurora Town Band.
The Committee recommend approval of this Budget submission
and that same be included under the parks estimate for
this year.
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COW~ITTEE REPORTS CONT 1D March 18, 1968.
DAVIS C:
WILLIAMSON:
DAVIS W:
BUCK:
"Resolved that the report of the Finance
Committee dated March 18, 1968 re: several
items, be accepted apd the Seal of the Corporation
be attached hereto.''
Item 1 -Carried
II 2 -II
II 3 -II
II It -II
II 5 -II
II 6 -II
II 7 -II
II 8 -II
II 9 -II
II 10 -II
II 11 -Amendment
"Resolved that the budget of the Town Band
be submitted to the Parks Committee for
consideration and to be included in the Parks
Committee's 1968 Budget.
CARRIED
Motion carried as amended.
HAYOR DAVIS IN THE CHAIR.
Deputy Reeve Williamson presented a report of the Council in
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submitted the
following:
A meeting of the Council in Committee was held on Monday,
March 11, 1968 at 7:15 p.m.
PRESENT: Deputy Reeve Williamson, Councillors Buck, Corbett,
Davis, Illingworth and Trent; D. Wright -York
County Assessment, A. Jubb, \tf. Johnson, K. B.
Rodger and C. Duncan.
Mr. Rodger, Clerk, called the meeting to order.
Deputy Reeve Williamson in the Chair.
The meeting was called to discuss the assessment on the model
homes in Phase 2 of Sunnybrook Subdivision.
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COMMITTEE REPORTS CONT 1 D March-18, 1968.
Council in Committee Cont'd
Mr. Wright explained that the present assessment figures for
the model homes are fairly close to what the final assessment
figures will be. He suggested to the Committee that minimum
floor area of houses provides a better guide and controls than
using assessment minimums. After some discussion the
following resolution was presented:
Illingworth:
Corbett:
"That we amend the agreement with White Strip
Construction to delete the minimum assessment
of $6,000. and the average assessment of $7,000.
and insert a minimum floor area of 1200 square
feet with an average of 1350 square feet."
Carried
At 8:15, Mr. Walker, Mr. Mattucci and Mr. Rotundo of White
Strip Construction and Mr. P. DeGuisseppe of Peterwood
Construction were invited to appear before the Committee.
Mayor Davis and Councillor Miller arrived at the meeting at
this time.
The Committee informed Mr. Walker of the proposed amendment
to the agreement and after some discussion the following
resolution was presented.
Buck:
Illingworth:
Illingworth:
Corbett:
"That we amend the previous resolution to
read a minimum floor area of 1150 square
feet with an average of 1300 square feet."
Carried
"That the amending agreement be prepared and
presented to Council next Monday night."
Carried
The Committee therefore recommends that an amending agreement
with White Strip Construction be prepared as aforesaid, and
presented to Council.
WILLIAMSON:
DAVIS W:
"Resolved that the report of Council in
Committee dated March 15, 1968 re: assessment
on homes in Phase 2, Sunnybrook, be accepted."
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COMMITTEE REPORTS CONT 1 D March 18, 1968.
Qouncil in Committee Cont 1 d
Councillor Trent requested a recorded vote.
Recorded Vote:
Mayor C. F. Davis
Reeve D. J. Murray
Deputy Reeve J. Williamson
Councillor E. Buck
Councillor C. Corbett
Councillor W. Davis
Councillor R. Illingworth
Councillor P. Miller
Councillor W. Trent
Motion Carried.
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Absent
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Deputy Reeve Williamson presented a verbal report of the
Community Centre Board. The Board met recently and appointed
Mr. Batson a.s Hanager of the Aurora Community Centre.
BUCK: "Resolved that the Council sit past the hour
HILLER: of 11 o'clock to hear by-laws."
Carried
Councillor Trent presented a report of the Police
Committee in which the Committee respectfully submitted the
following:
That the application of Cleon Bunn, 20 Algonquin Crescent,
Aurora, for cab driver's license be approved.
TRENT: "Resolved that the report of the Police Committee
m:u:::x: dated !viarch 5, 1968, re: application for cab
driver's license for C. Bunn, Aurora, be accepted."
Carried
Councillor Trent presented a report or the Police Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
The Committee is proud to report that a member of our Council
was duly elected to the Executive of the Police Governing
Association. !virs. E. Buck, Vice-Chairman of the Aurora
Police Committee was one of three elected to the Executive.
The Committee are unanimous in commending the previous members
of the Police Governing Association for the fine work they
did last year.
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COMMITTEE REPORTS CONT'D March 18, 1968.
Council in Committee Cont'd
It is our opinion that in time this Association will be one
of the more important avenues to the Legislature in the
future.
The members of the Police Committee had an opportunity to talk
with many of the delegates at this meeting and as a result
the Committee would recommend to Council that the Clerk be
instructed to contact Magistrate Graham, The Ontario Police
Commission, and ask his De~artment to survey the Aurora Police
Department.
It is the Committee's opinion that an effort should be made to
prepare for the next bargaining session with the Aurora Police
Association. Our contract will be up with them at the end of
this year. Therefore, the Committee recommend that the
Treasurer be instructed to gather information concerning
Police Association contracts from Municipalities with
populations of six thousand to fifty thousand. This would
give the Treasurer sufficient infol'mation to set out statistics
as to average wage for first-class Constable, verage
increases and all those matters pertaining to Police Contracts.
This information would be fonvarded to Council so that the
Council vrould be in a position to decide and give direction
to Councils bargaining agent.
Mr. Hanna, of the City of Brockville, holds the Office of
Secretary-Treasurer. He explained to the Members of the
Police Committee that one of his duties is to act as
Bargaining Agent for the Council inBrockville. He meets with
Council and goes over his statistics that he has gathered over
the past year, such as set out above. Council in their wisdom
set the limits for Mr. Hanna to bargain with. Mr. Hanna
bargains with three unions in the City of Brockville and
claims to have been successful in all negotiations. It is
suggested that perhaps the Aurora Council could appoint the
Treasurer to act as our Bargaining Agent in that he would
be so well versed in other Police Contracts.
The Committee vrish to report that the Department of Transport
have undertaken the survey of traffic lights in Aurora and
we should have the results shortly.
TRENT: "That the report of the Police Committee, re:
BUCK: Various Items dated March 15, 1968 be accepted.
CARRIED
TRENT:
WILLIAiv!SON:
"Resolved that the annual Police Department
Report be tabled."
CARRIED
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COMMITTEE REPORTS CONT'D Harch 18, 1968.
C9uncil in Committee Cont'd
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Services Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
Reference ~ Minutes of Council -February 19, 1968.
Williamson: "Resolved that a Committee be formed to
investigate the handling of correspondence." Buck:
Carried
Hayor Davis Named the Services Committee.
Recommend the following procedure -Trial Basis -
Agenda be drawn up -Thursday
Copies of all correspondence requiring Council consideration
enclosed with Agenda which could be available to all Council
on the Friday morning prior to the Council meeting.
Clerk authorized to deal with any correspondence of a routine
nature or by forwarding same directly to a Committee of Council
for a report to Council.
Clerk to (check by filing system) bring to Council's attention
any matters not reported in 4 weeks time.
A council file of all incoming correspondence could be made up
and left in the Council's room for perusal and reference.
MILLER:
BUCK:
'~esolved that the report of the service committee
dated March 18, 1968 re: handling of correspondence
be accepted.'' CARRIED
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Services Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following;
The services committee has considered the request of Mrs. Marie
Cattet, 90 Wellington Street East, to exempt her living
quarters from the charges for garbage and water.
The Hydro Office is charging the correct amounts in accordance
with the by-laws, levying the rates for apartments and stores.
Therefore, the Committee recommends that no charlges should be
made in the rates being charged to Mrs. Cattet.
CARRIED
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COHHIYTEE REPORTS CONT'D March 18, 1968.
Council in Committee Cont~~
HILLER:
BUCK:
"Resolved that the report of the Services Committee
dated March 15, 1968, re; \vater and Garbage charges
for 90 Wellington Street East, be accepted."
CARRIED
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Services Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
The Ambulance Agreement with Reliable Ambulance Company
expired on the 31st. day of December, 1967.
The Ontario Department of Health recommends that municipalities.
should have their Ambulance Agreements in the form prescribed
by the Department, and the Ambulance Services Act, 1966,
requires that an agreement shall be for a period of not less
than two years or for more than five years. Caryle Services
Ltd., formerly Reliable Ambulance Company, has been contacted
and they arc agreeable to a two year contract at an annual
subsidy of $3,000.00 which is the same as last year.
The Committee recommends that a new Agreement for two years be
drawn up in accordance with the recommendations of the
Department of Health and that the necessary by-law be prepared
to authorize the signing of the Agreement.
MILLER:
BUCK:
"Resolved that the report of the Services Committee
dated Harch 11, 1968, re; Ambulance Agreement, be
accepted."
CARRIED
Councillor Miller presented a report of the Services Committee
in which the Committee respectfully submitted the following:
A meeting of the Services Committee was held on Monday, March
4, 1968 at 7:00 p.m.
PRESENT WERE: Councillors Miller, Corbett and Buck of the
Committee, Councillor Trent, Reverend E. Hancock,
Captain Waywell and Mr. Smith, Secretary of the
Aurora Ministerial and C. H. Duncan.
The meeting was called at the request of the Aurora Ministerial
to discuss the policy to be adopted in regards to transient
indigents who appeal to the different ministers in Aurora for
a night's lodging.
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COHMITTEE REPO]l.j'S @JLl.'J!. March 18, 1968.
Council in Committee Cont'd
There-axe only t\vO places in Aurora 1-rhere a transient may find
lodging; The Queen's Hotel and Spruce Villa, and if these places
have no vacancies, then there is no place to lodge transients.
There does not appear to be a solution to this problem at this
time. The apparent solution to the problem of transients
approaching several ministers and receiving assistance from
each is to have the ministers refer the transients to the
Town Office during business hours and to the Salvation Army
during the evening and weekends. Captain \IJaywell is quite
agreeable to this arrangement. Captain Haywell will provide
the transient vri th a meal ticket and try to find him lodging
for the night j_f required. A suggestion was made that some
Gray Coach ticll:ets for one-way to Toronto be purchased and
distributed betv:een the Town Office and the Sal vat ion Army.
These tickets .vould be used for transients passing through
Toivn. The pr:i.ce of a bus ticket is 95 cents and a transient
could not cash the ticket in Aurora.
The Cormnittee recommends that when the Salvation Army arranges
accommodation. fm' an indigent transient, Captain \Naywell is to
have the transient complete an Application for Welfare (forms
to be provj_ded by the Town Office) and he will forward the
applicat~on. to the Town Office. The transient is to then
apply in person at the Town Office the follovring morning and
his application will be processed to see if he qualifies for
assistance under the Regulations of the Welfare Act, 1967.
The Committee also recommends that some bus tickets be purchased
and be kept on hand at the Town Office and at the Salvation
Army for indigents passing through To1m.
MILLER:
BUCK;
"Resobred that the report of the Services Committee
dated March 11, 1968, re; meeting with Ministerial
Association l'e: transient indigents be accepted."
CARRIED
Councillor Buck presented a report of the Fire Committee
in which the Corr~ittee respectfully submitted the following:
1. The request for an increase in stipend from the volunteers
was considered and the committee recommend that increases
be approved as follows:
Reg12J..o.r firemen •.. $5.00 to $6.00 per call
lst. and 2nd. Lj_eutenants ••. $5.25 to $6.25 per call
lst. and 2nd. Captains ••. $5.50 to $6.50 per call
Deputy Chief ••. $6.00 to $7.00 per call
All increases to be retroactive to December 1, 1967.
2. Fire Department budget was discussed and is hereby sub-
mitted for Council consideration. Total $31,529.05.
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9.9MMI TTEE REPORT_9_S!ON.;L'1L March 18, l968.
Council in ~ommittee Cont'd
3 o Terms of ne'' Agreement providing fire protection discussed o
The Committee met with King and vfuitchurch in December 1967
to explain the ne"\v terms. It is now recommended that a
letter confirming those terms as specified by a Fire
Committee report, dated October 16 5 1967, and approved by
Council, be for"'arded to the Clerk of the Municipalities
of King and \rJhi tchurch.
BUCI\.:
TRENT:
"Resolved that the report of the Fire Committee
be accepted and the Seal of the Corporation be
attached thereto."
Paragraph 1 -Carried
" 2 -Carried
" 3 -Carried
Motion Carried.
Coti!'1ITTEE
OF
ADJUSTJiENT_
Councillor Buck reported that she attended the
Committee of Adjustment hearing and that Mr. Case
did not appear at the hearing, therefore his
applications v1ere dismissed. Councillor Buck
stated t~at she went to the Fairmead House in
Newmarket and found it to be a lovely school which
should be able to aid mentally retarded children
in York County.
DAVIS H:
WILLIAt'1SON :
"Resolved that the Council of the Town of Aurora
petition the Department of Highvmys under the
Provisions of the Highway Improvement Act for
the statutory grant on expenditures made during
the year of $99, 571. 57. "
DRAINAGE
PROBLEJvl
B'(::-LAWS
#1782
CARRIED
Councillor Miller stated that he had received a
complaint from Mr. Peterson, 58 Haida Drive re:
a draj_nage problem in his driveway and that he
has not received a satisfactory answer since his letter
to the Mayor last July.
Hayor Davis stated that he would check vlith the Tovm
Superintendent.
HILLER:
DAVIS 1-J:
"That leave be given to introduce By-law to
provide for the 1968 expenditures on roads
and streets and that the same be now read
a first time."
CARRIED
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_90Ml'.UTTEE REP.9Jl.TS _CONT 'J2 March 18 1 1968.
BY-LA'J.
#1782 BUCK: "That the By-law now before the Council be
TRENT: read a second time and that the Council resolve
itself into a committee of the whole for that
purpose."
CARRIED
DAVIS C: "Resolved that the second reading of the
WILLIAHSON: By-law be taken as read."
CARRIED
DAVIS vJ: "That the By-law before the Council be read
TRENT: a third time this day and that Rule 22 of
By-law No. 1468 be suspended for that purpose."
CARRIED
WILLIAI."v!SON: "Resolved that the third reading of the
TRENT: By-law be taken as read."
CARRIED
BY-LAW WILLIAHSON:
#1778 DAVIS W:
"Resolved that the second reading of the
garbage by-law be held over until a full
council is in attendance."
UNFINISHED
BUSINJ);f3J3 __
WILLIAMSON :
CARRIED
Councillor Trent reported a hole in the roadway
on Fairway Drive and asked that a check be made
on the thirteen month guarantee.
"Resolved that the meeting be adjourned."
(11:45 P.H.)
CARRIED
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" MAYOR 7
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MAR 18 1968
················································ ........................................ 19
~
Moved by ...... ~~ .. ~ ..... :;;:::::::::.::::...... Seconded by ~dL<.i?~.
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corl!.oration _be attached hereto. GENERAL AL:COUNTS
Assocation of Municipal Clerks
and Treasurers
.Asso-cation of Municipal Police
· .. Governing Authorities
Aurora B8 nner Publishing
Aurora c'rydro 3lectric
Aurora Recreation Commission
Banner Printing
Bell Telephone Co.
Fred Boddington
.3oosey & Hawkes
Carswell Co,
C.C,lJl. Canadian Ltd,
Central Office Supply
Gift & Greeting Studio
ltlunicipal 1\forld
McGraw -Hill Co.
G. w. Neher
North lli~erican Business Equip,
J. D. Reid Associates Ltd.
Judge W.A,E. Sheppard
TOTLL
20.00 / Memebership Fees
Registration Fees !hQQ / 28.00
1968 Dues
Advert-Senior Citizens
Street .Lighting
1968 Grant 1900,00 /
Ice Tirae 2365.00 /
Notice of meetings, Accts to
be Paid, Mayor 1 s Letterhead
Service-Office 104.77/
Bldg. Inspector 14.65 /
Engineer 20,64/
Council 9, 56 /
Repeirs to Trumpets &
a new Trumpet .
Valve Oil & Baton
Ontario Regulation Service
3oo1dets -Ontario Commit tee
on Taxation
Index cards, mimeo paper, Savin
.Paper & Stencils
15400/
56400/
1595.05/
4265.00
57.01/
149.62
209.75 /
9,74/
15.00 /
6.35/
Biotters, file folders & Pencils
Notice of Arrears &
287,50 /!
16.90/
i'!1unicipal Acts
Directory & Almanac
Inquest Transcript
Rental of Postal Machine
Retainer Fee -Feb,
Assessment Hearing
Carried
~~~~ ··\Q'C]~o~Q
13.39/
14.17/
32.90/
20.13 /
373.70 /
17 ,'oo /
$7,182.21
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Moved by ...... .. . ~---~-~ Seconded by ..... . .... t ........................... ~.
\,
That the follo · ' g accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue Orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corp01·ation be attached hereto.
VJATER ACCOUNTS
Aurora Automotive Ltd.
Aurora Hydro Electric
Baldwin's Pharmacy
Bell Telephone Co.
Binions ~.1otors
Canadian Brass Ltd.
Canadian Broomwade Ltd.
Canadian Tire Corporation
Gormley Sand & Gravel
Lee SBUd and Gravel
North York Heating & Flu;abing
"Scarfe & Co.
Taylors Fuel
'::'OTAL
Imperial Fittings
Service
Billing
Maintnenace of Su~
629~63
498'.80
station by Ont. Hydro 196.33
Reading Lleters & Trenching
at Pump House 166.10
1-Gal illuriatic Acid
Service
Freeing the wheel cylinders,
and adjust drums on #4
7 lilain stops & 7-90° elbows
Air governor & cover gasket &
Labour on compressor
1 }Iead Lamp
Sand Fill-George st. break
Sand Fill
Pressure guage, tees, coupling
gate valve & globe valve
AluminUlll Paint & White enamel
;:;"uel Oil 31.20
Air Filter hQQ
3.31
1490.86
1.73
12~81
28.80
48.61
109.99
1.69
54.25
2.78
21.17
15.08
32.20
·$1,823.28
Carried
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MAR •" i~68
Moved by ~.LLd~. ........ Second~~-~~-:::~ ..
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.
WORKS ACCOUNTS
Pxmitage Construction Co.
4ttridge Lumber Co.
· Aurora Automotive Ltd.
·.Aurora Hydro Electric
Aurora Hydro Electric
Bell Telephone Co.
Binions Motors
Canadian Salt Co.
Canadian Tire Corporation
Casselman Co.
J. H. Chapman
Consolidated Sand & Gravel
Consumers' Gas Co.
Ivan Daniels
Fawcett Metal Products
Lloyd Fowler's Esso
Gift & Greeting Studio
Gormley Sand & Gravel
International Harvester
Lee Sand & Gravel
MacNeils Esso
Miller Paving Co.
North York Heating & Plumbing P.c.o. 3ervice
Provincie.l Fire Prevention
Slessor :·,1otors
M.L. Snyder
Steel flxt Co.
Superior Propane
Taylor Fuel
7/ilson Hardware
TOT.f;L
Bulldozer Rental
5 Bag Cement
Filters, Plugs & 3rushes
Installing ~llalk Lights 210.95
Maintenance of Traffic
Signal 12.54
Service
St. Sewers
Traffic Lights
Service
18.18
-62.00
"4.48
Replacing !broken head !bolt &
repairing oil leak
~:':ighway Salt
Gear clamps,· lbullbs, chamois
and 90° ellbow ··
50 JL,bs 3ipers
Repeirs & ~elding of snow plough
blad~s ~ * '<'· ,
3/4 .Stone for· sewers
Repairs to .Gas main @
45 Glass Dr/'
17' of Bydraulic Hose
Galvinized Culvert
Lubrication & Oil change,
gear grease #9 & service cal~
on ;;:. F. Tractor
Columnar Pad
?linter Sand 191.80
3and Fill-Jew.e:cs · . 3. 60
Repair clutch assembly, repa~r
.:Jaster cylinder #9 & motor tune
up on #5
·Hinter Sand
Oil Change i!< Lubrication &
Filter #3
Cold Mix
Eose adapter, clamps ll< C:!ashers
Pest Control
n.oo ('
8.1:3 <'
12.22(
223.49 ,:
84.66 ~/
24.99 <
10.76 >.("'
655.72 Y'
11.80 /
17.85 (
73.35 ("
15.20 (/
260.05 '\"
24.'75 r"
~1.20 t/
13.68 ~
.95 <
195.40,/
263.34 \""
41.40 ~
10.64 (""
ll0.02 <
. 1.·74 <
. 26.00 '
Recherging Service 17.50 '
5.. 71 X
38.01 <
Sign 65 .• 86 <'./
15.00 '
Repairs to clearance lights #8
Plastic Coated gloves
Replacement faces for Kwalk
200 llbs. propane
Fuel Oil 109.85
~:~!in~uefifon· ··M&ri~~::~. ···s42.74 /
Pick handle & Door h,.,,.,die 5.66 (
Carried~~~ $3,289.82
; .
MAR 181968 -·., ~r ~= ~.:?..01.== •
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Co~oration be attached hereto. PAYROLL ACCO(JNT
WLE FEBRUARY 16th. 1~68 WLE MARCH 1st. 1968.
. ,,
J. Fines 17.50 J. Fines 17.50
G, Stewart 17.50 G. Stewart 17.50 s·. Earradell 92-25 s. Barra.dell 92.25 c. Burlipg 127·=40 c. Burling 112.70
;J. Kennedy 94.00 J. Kennedy 94.00 a.. Atkinson 94.00 G. Atkinson 94.00
E. Draper 12J~50 E. Draper 1.04.00
H, Egan 94.00 H. Egan 95.77 s. Engsig 112.70 s. Engsig 133.73 r... Foster 1]..6.38 L. Foster 112.70
A. Godscha.lk ;1;26 ~38 A. Godschalk 99.84
A. Higgins _;1:12:~ 70 A. Higgins 163.13 c. Holman l.l5.35 C. Holman 98.oo
L. Johnston 90.00 L. Johnston 114.63
H,. Rolling l::t.7.19 H. Rolling 99.84
T •. Snowdon 94;,00 T. Snowdon 111:},68
$ ::t.,544.B5 $ 1~561:}.27
W/E FEBRUARY 23rd .• 1968. W{E MARCH 8th1 1268 f
J• Fines 17.50 J. Fines 17.50
G. S:tewart 17.50 ·G, Stewart 17~50
S~ Barradell 92.25 s. JJa.:r-i'adell 92.25
C. Burling 116.38 c. Buj:-ling ·n(i.38 . . J •.. Ken!ledy 94.00 J, Kep.nedy 97.53 G, Atkinson 104.00 G. Atkinson 87.54
E. Draper 125.70 E. Draper 104 .. 00
H. Egan 94.00 H. Egan . 94.00 s. Engsig 98~00 s~ ]]ng111ig 9$~00
L, Foster 131.89 L. Foster 109~03
A. Godschalk 98~00 A. '\}od,schalk 121:1~21
A, Higgins 107~19 A. Higgins 109~03-
C, Holman 98~00 c, H9lman 98.~00--_·.
L. Johnston 90~00 L:~. · Johnston 90 00 ' . H, Rolling 98~00 Hr RQlling 150~26
T. Snowdon 94~00 Tt ~nowdon ne~21
'
$ ~;1~476~41 -;,;· $ 1,527~44
TOTAL >AIROLL',,,,,,, 16 ,ll6,~7 ~s:t::tl~
Carried
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Moved by i2z;:::~~ ·... ··=
MAR 18 1068
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>••'·················································19
Seconded by ... v4J~ ....... .
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.
POLLUTION CONTROL CENTHE ACCOUNTS
Attridge Lumber Co.
Aurora Cash-7!ay T:!:lectric
Aurora 3ydro Electric
Bell Telephone Co,
Canadian Dust Control
Canadian Industries
J '""' Chapman North York Plumbing & Heating
Taylors Fuel
SUB-TOTAL
---· .... --·-••""-· "• --. -~.
Lumber
Service to telemeter &
Oil Burner
Service 148 .. 66
Service submarine
pump
Substation maintenflnce
Service
Cleaning Supplies
Liquid Chlorine
32.80
29.66
22 .• 41 \(/ .
30.00 '("
> 211,14' '("'/
13~ 44 '<
3,00 ~
1198.05 ·(
Cutting bolt , nut on tank
Pipe, packing, coupling
truck 19,00 ~
& valve
Fuel Oil
Oil
~ ... ~ .....
Carried
350.06
8.08
> '
• >
160.36 ("
358.14 \]<..
.$2,015,54
~-
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MAR ' d 1968 1u ..................................... .. ........................ .
Moved by .i~~-...... ·:· ... .. ........................................ :~ ...... . Seeonded by d/a4cfl~ ........... .
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.
PcWPE."l.TY -UP KEEP ACCDUNTS
.Andy 1 s Signs
Aurora Hydro Electric
J. I. Holcomb Mfg.
Sanitary Products
Taylors Fuel
SUB -TOTAL
Sill1li\ILiiRY
POLLUTION CONTROL C3NTRE
PROPERTY UP-KEEP
TOTAL
~'
2 Cut Out letters for signs
Service
5 Gal, wax & window cleaner
Dust control liquid
Fuel Oil
Air Filter
$2;015.54
300 •. 36
$2,315.90
Carried
140,.33
4.00
,.---'
27,05 '
63,.16G
53.85 f
11.97 ~
'
144.33 <
300.36
.•
•
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................................ f.fAR A8·*8 · · ... l9
~ ' ~/~ ~.C •••~s.;;.;ded by u¥~&~.u Moved by ......... , ············~-----········
That the follow'ihg accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
SAl!fiq.f,LCo~re~sattaebed hereto.
POLI.UTEN CON:c'ROL CENTRE CONVERSION PHASE #2
Crane Canada Ltd.
Fischer & Porter
~offman Industries
J.P. rJ;organ Ltd.
Napier -Reid Ltd·,
'
J. D. Reid & Associates Ltd,
TOTAL
Control Panel
3 Tee manifold & 12"
Orifice Plate
Hoffman centrifugal blower
with unit base
Payment Certificate #4
Work completed to Feb,251/68
374.00 .~
73.70/
18900.00 c'
20211.30 ,.
8-Shearfusers & Anchor sleeves,
6" Slip pipe assembly & 18"
i'flodel "C" Sarimutor
On Site Supervision & Out of
pocket expenses Nov /67 to
Jan,/68
~.~-u
Carried
1652.00 ,r .~
5231,31 ,..
$45,542.31
""-...
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;'h"\". ·t~---,._,
Moved by .&~ ...... . 't'IAR 18 1968
·····································'·························'·························19
. '!#:.,k,&cl. .... Seconded . by
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor issue· orders--on _th_e_ Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the CorporatiOn be attached hereto. ·
POLICE ACCOUNTS
,A.ndy•s Signs
. · Al.lrOJ;'a Hydro
Baririer Printing
Bell Telephone
Binions Motors
_:_::" "ns Sunoco
Butterworth & Company
Canadian Electronics
Centrc.l Office
O.N. Telecommunications
Ivan Daniels
Lloyd Fowlerls Esse
Hall Pho'togl"aj;!hio
M::'!.orleils Esso
Metro. MObile Trim
Taylor's Fu.el
Vandorf Garage
Wilson Hardware
Petty.Cash
TOTAL
.0
Lettering Cruiser 848 · ·· 22~ 00 <
Service · · ,·.ic.}.,61 /
• • • '>. NewsiJr~nt 1 On~on Sk~n ··Papei>'r·"'""'""'"' .. , Telex No. lliprinted on .
Letterhead and Bicycle
Registration forms /
Service -office 67.51
Staff Phones 52.43
Lub & Oil1 balance front
wheels and align1 rel,ine
93.74 .(
119.94 <
brakesi reiJair exhaust system
Car 85o · 85.10
Pack front wheel bearings., oil·
& lub. align front whee.l:s &
Motor Tune up, "~('1
qar 848 . ~.31 .1,17.41 '(
Wet washes 1 lubrication & .
Oil changes 18.65 <
Canadian weekly Law Sheet 22.50 '(
Repair mobile unit in 848 25~60 \
Office cSU:PPlies & typewriter · ··
Service & ribbonS 39.52 (
Telex· Service 45. 00 <""
Tire Repair 856 2.00 f'
Cruiser washes & tire repairs
Photo f3ullpl1es
Car washes & ice removed
·... from Sir_en .
Repairs to front seat of
·c~r856
Fu.ei Oil
Ba.1ance i'ront wheel-& align front erid. ·• ..
18.00 "
30.61 (\
3~50 !('
3p:Bo ,__.
87.06 •"\
;Keys. Cu.:t · &: 2-501 coils of
e~tenr:>ion wire ·
. 9~80 y
9.25 <
46.96 <
$ 815.95
'· ~-............ '"'. . ~
.. .;_·~'{ . ' . ' ~
.O>C)
Carried
MAR 18 1968 .......................................................................................... 19
Moved by C:.~ .... ~uL... .. ...... Seconded by 1./'~d~
That the following accounts be paid, that the Mayor is sue orders on the Treasurer for the same and the Seal
of the Corpora~Jtm 'lteo&m;m~o.
Ac~rora Hydro
'Aurora Radio Hospital
Banner Printing
Bell Telephone
Canadian Dust Control
J.H. Chapman
T .::. Fice
Association of Fire Chiefs
Provincial Fire Prevention
Safety Supply
Southwood B.A.
Taylor's Fuel
Wilson Hardware
'-'~·~Tt;e R. Ward
TOTAL
Service
Moving Fire Bells
Repairs to Radio
20 • .70 /
75.42/
· Harry Jones Night Programmes
Service
Cleaning Supplies
Hooks to hang fan
Lamp Holder, acorn box &
marr connector
1968 Membership Fee
Recharge Service
Chin Strap for Fire Hats
,Gasoline
.. Fuel Oil
Window cleaner, garbage pail
& bags
Repairs to ladder
96 .. 12
11.50/.
31.57/
44.97/
4,80/
2. 79/
7.39/
10.15/
24,00/
5.13/
32.14 /
83.36/
5. 09/
5.00/
$ 364.m
Carried
r·
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Moved by .. l.£~~ ... :. .. ..... ... . .. MARJ8.J968. ..19
t ... ~ .. ~-0 ()
............... \.C:' .. ~~-------····--·····---J~ Seeonded by
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.
WELFARE ACCOUNT FEBRUARY 1968
Total Welfare Issued
Recoverable from Province of Ontario
Recoverable from other MUnicipalities
TOTAL COST TO AURORA
,·.,J·k-
1.,. .... ,, .. . •\'
.J
$ 4,057.96
39~l8
·.$
$ 5~463.60
4,088.14
;1.,375.46
~. ~:;,~~·
Carried