April 5th, 1976

Leasing Ltd., and the City Administrator advised in regard to the former
that this was a registration fee for a course, and in regard to the
latter, that this was for some truck radios that were on a leased basis.
Alderman Keryluk then inquired as to Item 03214, being payment of $1,824.89
to College Printers Ltd., and the Recreation Director advised this was

for printing of recreation brochures and that tenders were called for

this work. Alderman Mabbett referred to Item 03182, being payment of
$270.12 to Nelsons Linen and Industrial Supply for garment rentals, and

to his query, the City Administrator advised tenders were also called

for this service. Alderman Mabbett then inquired concerning Item No.
03371, being payment of $67.60 to Underwriters Adjustment Bureau Ltd.,

for investigation of a claim and the City Administrator advised that

this firm locks after some of the City's insurance claims. Alderman
Traboulay referred to Item No. 03181, being payment of $40.00 to Isis,
Women's Media, for recreation services, and on his request, the Recreation

Director agreed to ascertain what the letters ISIS relate to.

From the Public Works Committee, April lst, 1976, recommending that P/Wks.Comm, --
Annual Spring

the Annual Spring Cleanup be held from April 26th to 30th, 1976. Clean-up

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,
April Ist, 1976, the Annual Spring Cleanup be held from April 26th to

30th, 1976. Carried.

From the Public Works Committee, April Ist, 1976, recommending that P/Wks.Comm.-
open residen~

tial burning-
month of '
April/76

open residential burning be permitted during the month of April.

Moved by Alderman Mabbett:

Seconded by Alderman Thompson:

That as recommended in a report from the Public Works Committee,
April lst, 1976, open residential burning on non-toxic materials in daylight

hours only, be permitted during the month of April, 1976. Carried.
Aldermen Ranger and Traboulay voted against the resolution.

Prior to passage of the foregoing resolution, Alderman Traboulay
inquired as to the rational for this recommendation when there is a By-
law in force that prohibits open residential burning, however, Alderman
Thompson, whose suggestion at that time to incorporate the words "of
non-toxic materials" in the motion on the floor was generally accepted
by members of Council, pointed out that most people like to clean up

their yards during the spring season, and that this would in turn reduce