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Formerlondesboro6ld Married
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Clinton.Memorial Shop
rap guns , g e can;-
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were, exchangea by Marguerite
Due from Province Of Ontario .............. ..............
Isabel Lyon and Ronald Frank
CLINTON 0�(ETER SEAIFOPT"
Neil, oath of London. Rev.
Rn la
WI Me, Carson offica ed.
Open Every Afternoon
The betide is the daughter of
Mrs- Laura Lyon, Londesboro
PHONE 4824712
and -the late JosePhLyon. The
groom is the gm at Mr. and
Dueto Schools .., ......... i ...................... . .........................
Mrs. G. W.- Nell, London.
At other times contact
The wedding muslie Was play -
Local Re presentatl�eA, W, Steep
ed by _Mrs, Harry Lea r and the
Police Village of Bayfield .................... 221.93
soldist was Mrs. Karl BIW
Ningston., who g "Thee Wed-
ding and 110h
ding "OhPerfect
'STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
282.77
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Oil Furnace ;Cleanin
Love."
The bride was gen in xnar.
rl by her brother, Murray
gatplug f6jrth6 year, Y .......................
Y%e. Shelooked, channing in
Now is the +fnie all oil furnaces should
her floor length %��edddng gown
of wivite French, peau de faille,
be Cleaned and inspected for next wine-
I
The bodice was :Mghllghted; by
a shallow scooped neckline and
I 's heating -season . an I
er' Arr ge.1now to haye''
elbow length sleeves, while the
skixt was a �aclatail length
this done on, 6, day that suits you. We
sheath. Ovens this- was worn
lei-mefloor length over -
.are,doing this work now every day. i
ted by a curnmer-
bund effect Waist balid: with
DON'T WAIT, FOR. THIEFALL RUSH
liques; of,-Gulpure law. The
s'Zt was . bell$ With, an extra
Adndnistrative ..............
camel at the back alsotoactied
An. 61111. GRIGG SON
with thio same lace, faiiLm w
a chapel tradn. A band of
siame lace enhanced the bottom
of the skirt and sleeves Her
PHONE 482-'9411 Cl:INTON
elbow length veil fell Evr� a
Two Government Licensed Oil, BuTner Methanics
eVown. of seed pearls and floc
ets and she carried a bouquet
24ffb
of plunk roses ad' ivy.
T,eiA%tron of honor was
Aft. Tom Perldint, Whitby, and
Fire ........................... ....... i ...
MITRON .1EA-R1N6 AIDS
the boldesmaids, were Mrs.Ben
Alders, LoTdon sister of the
35,246.60
Robert rum-
gav= and C
3".10
iner,' Stirattord.
Canada's Own Hearing Aid
They
They were gowned alilte in
1112.50
length ;dresses of white
arA
silk organza over tafteta,,with
THE KEY, To THE WONDER
sabrdna neddine, elbow length
with double band
Of SOUND"
sleevesof
sleeves a
*& peau de sde a-
CANADA,
the. waks and extendednitron
Industries, Ltd., manufacturers of the UTC -21 Battery
f outnarrow panels to the
i=d
harger for hearing aid batterlep now mal<6 available for the
benillme at the back., Headdress
est time, a quality hearing aid made 117 Cfinada. This unique
e%'rmatching the dress trim and
L,aring aid combines feattires designed for peak perfo�manoe
shoes, were bows softenedth
id satisfaction while
lie, withstanding the temperature extremes
pink veiling, They carried bid
quets- of white pompoms.
-ihe Canadian climate. Another first from 'Unitron is our
. was Kathy
The flower girl
--'actory to Customer" guarantees,' on products and service.
Lyon, niece of tVe, bAde, who
It our products are �purchased direct from the plaht in Klt»
Wore a chess sknilBr to those Of
the bridesmaids' and carried a
iener and serviced, by our own technicians. Complete, hearing
nce'mne%ady a
wj= e
sts; given in our fully equipped testing rooms at the plant
by a ropgomM=e
in the privacy of yot(r, home,
Lyon, nephew of the bilide was
nitron "also eliminates battery costs to purchasers by supplying
ring bearer.The grooinsn-an was Beft A -1 -
Battery Charger and batteries; with',every Hearing Aid.
deTs, Lbndbn. The guests Werr
larger. and batteries also sold- separately to those now. using
ushered by Bert Lyon, broitheW
6 typo batteries
of the bride, and Robert CruM4
Goss Total Revenue, .. ......... 180,535,39
Mer, Stratford.
o have a hearing problem you want to help, it would 'be
you
A reception followed in the
nef?1olial to check. with. Unitron and inquire about this fine
*church pal7lourz. The Wiles
inadlarti; instrument. Clip coupon and Mail for complete details
rftotfier, bi- a dress of piln1i
how you can save money with Unitron products.-
sh&tung With lace ttAm,. inialtch-
ing hat and black accessories
.M "mono 0.000 -W� W� W.000 00-0 ff-ow 00 -.ft O� of � 'si
of
With a corsagewhite cama,
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JNITRON I ND U,S T,R !S LT Do
regiV
tions tht- guests. AS-
sfist�ng her Was the groom'9
18 ukon A,vet Kitchener,.,
mother who, chose a blue lace
mother
with Witte accessordes
and a �bxsage of pi.:*, carria-
Ple6se send -without obligation: I .
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information on the Unitron Hearing Aid. I
:I� travelling to Gaspd and
Information on the UTC-21'Chorger &Ba4eries-'.
the e Modtlifte Provinces,.' th6
brIld Wore a pdJak linen sheath
dress with lace bodiceandmat-
jacic�et, white AccessOri
arida7gcorsage of white oftrnt,-
.................
tions,
"Tht, couple will regicle in Lon-
.......... ..........
don.
Preauptl'061 Events
ww-.64'
A rrAseellaneoM shoWor was
FIRST
RrGAGES'
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ning d 1po ro Ce i "11114pr of 0he
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bera"Togistered, and were wal- fast ?big Q�m
paja x*o'
comma :4 Jones Owen was 0g:,ZodSound, asstistxarvt director -
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fog , Tliq 19�6 w4 eryfAQ4 '11 -bo
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District A 0$9 Ae4-5 pldiii, nd.
Mr. A, �banvet foppiwed 24 the PAYL,10-tiT _$AVINO TIME
WPIcOlne 4P the dela ales Towg 4all, Q%q0pl:$44ndlay , W
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ThWe Were 27 r4eml of A.
Ha oVerLadd
'A e4t the Aubum �,S e lNTON 12;40 M,
- mety 4 I1-9AYA
MayMi~or A.
latt '4Q
and prizes, were, won J>y Miss,
of the I -a Soaety, ARPt'V-4, STRATFORD 1134, PA
Vi011a. Th=1113poni X.411,an. 70
Ali IntorpstI4.- x. art a the
JOM0011, Mrs, Tom Lawlor', :k1AY9., STRATFORD 1411, PA,
�rg, A -h4r 0
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Auqi� WRIS giv"Ni by RUSS14 ; HAr�w -ft T-10 'To 0,.ss P.M. FAO
,�d QZQI� a�id W,,,. Oil .0
Qp�nme, . secretary ipt fhe de-
ixv-tr4ent of ARagulture-
t��terdal.Proocts for Your WV, Cmenient connoctip"n to Montrool, Atlantic Provinces.
W 6ANAPYANS,
dw rall'fore.p,,
Spelety" was the topic for thepanel discussion vvutli Russel
Ld
NFIW TA1$T'V$
P,srsons. who Sales c
•
Tyr to Canada have !bx,ve �t Fo_r infQrmiatiowphone your 10441 CoV. 0.
of the panel wWe �amqs BW�r�,, vvatli
PM,r London, past. , reM.,dent 0-f them 4
_p yen fQr low lMown
t MarIc . �-,, Guelph, Vegetables
'0 and fruits. WNz is CN
= Her alo OKA, Xirs,. reflected 411 increiaged produ
tlGn of 'some OAtaTqd_gr'oWcn' CANADIAN NA'FtONAL
fresh I!rRho- and 'Vegetables in
9whipperWatson recent years,.,
WA
One of 1,00-0
Wealthy Wrestlers �1 ''.TOWN.S
Despite ft clowning and HIP OF� GODERKH
showmanAiip, wres,Qng hs a
tough but lucrative spavt in
which the holft and falls are
real. $0 am the miuries, Alvin AUDITOR'S REPORT,
Epp, Writing In 7he 1pn=ewl
Post, says, vefter�an, wrestler
"W Billy Watson (now The Reeve, oot4neillorp and Ratepayers,
� AC=epVa?dve can. Township of Godirich,
P ,Ontario ' r Subject to• the qualifications copeerniing failure of the
didate in TarMWs York East Goderieh, On 2nd- April, 1965 public school boards to have their treasurers bonded, and,
ridijig) hM had his nose brok- Dear Sirs; failure to pay local boards their share of taxes raised under
en five times, nubs .smashed 1naccordanceW.6 your Instructions we have completed Section 53, we hereby report that In our opinion,
Seven times and lost , 90 percent an audit of the books and accounts, of the Township of 1 ) The financial transactions which have come under
v1I Ion Goderich and its related school boards for ithe year ended our notice 'have been within the powers of the
hsU� in hit left eye. But as ded
icipality.
December 31st,
1964,
a topfliglrxt wrestler he stlill mura -
could gross about $75,000 a Operations for the yew resulted Ina surplus of $1,110,77 2) The audit has been conducted in acoor0pce with the
year, Wrestlers are like pro- the accumulated surplus as at December 31st, instructions of the Department of Municipal Affairs,
fessibnal golfers, The Flrunicial i9 3) The financial statements present fairly the financial
Post adds, always! going where Again, details of the -budget were not available for In- position of the municipality as at,Decemb *
er 31st
the money Jus best. At present elusion on Statement.D. Seataon 297 of the Municipal Act '-964 and the results of Its operations for the Fe;�
bhere are about 1,000 Profes- requires Council annually, to prepare adopt estimates ended on that date,
of all revenue's and expenditures. to, express, our appreciation for
h Ani- Surety -bond coverage for the Secretary -Treasurers of co-operation which we receiyed. from the treasurer and
si=lml wrestlers m• NoTit th� In conclusion, we wish
erlica on the chvmt that 'in. School -Sections 2 and 9 still •had not been obtained by the other officials of your Township with whom we were In
eludes Now, York, St, Louis, yeer-e4das required by Section 46 of the Schools Admin- contaotL during the course'of our audit,
Mo., �Qfticago, Detroit, Van- istration Act. Respeettully submitted,
couver, Townto and, Montreal. Additional assessment under Section 5.3 resulted in in.
MONTEITH, MONTEITH CO.,
creased `takes of $1,536.21. As at December 31st, 1964, the Chartered Accountants.
Neild In honor of Mil9i,LyOn at school boards had not been paid their share of these addi., License Number 2636
the hoTat of Mrs. Harry Low.
The brude was also presented Clonal taxes as required by the Department of Municipal Date of -filing, 'April 14th, 1965.
with gilts by the staff of Ches-
ley Avenue School, London and
by -her
A Wpadaef 5=iPn163k1tch- CAPITAL AND LOAN FUND BALANCE SHEET
ener honored her with a straw- DECEMBER 31, 1964
er.
ASSETS
This Summei
make it. A.
GREAT
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Thrill to the sight of wondrous Niagara
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An Adventure Vadot16fi In South
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Prbivince 61 Onfdrf6,
Dopt. 6f 16tielgin & InWrhatloh,
Fdriloniodf i ujldfnq$, gbdm 1()45
totdrifav 2, 6hiciao.
Plodso tedd rhd t6iriplettv Iddhitafth
on Wee tduth Central 611farto
Mdr6tt
General Fixed (as per Schedule 18) $ 39,881-80
Due from Schools (for Debentures)
Public and 'Continuation ................ $ 93,400.32
Collegiate, and High .............. 104,039.10
7,439.42
A,6c6unts' Recely4ble (Schedule 17)_ :9
Future Tile Drainage Debenture
Levies ... .......................
........ ........ 8,353.34
1345 0174 56
LIABILITIES
Drainage (other ithan General) ....... $ 8,353.34
Schools—Public and Continuation 91,870.32
Total
.....' . 100,•223:66:,,,.66t100,•223:66:,,,Deb
.... .... Other
, Municipalities (Schedule 2) 105,569.10,
-Invested in Capital Assets ................ 39,881.80
REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET
I . DECEMBER 31, 1964
ASSETS
-1 Cash in Bank ................... -a-__ ..................... ;
4,014,56
...............
Accounts Recelvable-Sun ry- .................................,
24.00
Due from Province Of Ontario .............. ..............
14,992,78
Taxes Receivable (Schedule 5) ..... ,.• .......................... 1
48,598.87
Other Assets—Deferred Charges ...... ..........
420.52
Due -to Other Municipalities ....... ..............................
289,47
LIABILITIES.
OR EFICITACCOUNT
DECEMBER
Temporary Loans (,Schedule 6) ......................
30,050.00
Accounts Payable ...............................................
715.05
Debentures and Coupons Due—Interest ..................
326.59
Due -to Other Municipalities ....... ..............................
289,47
Dueto Schools .., ......... i ...................... . .........................
'780.90
Due to Other Funds
Total of Debit and Credit columni ....
Holmesville Street Lights ...................... 60.84
Police Village of Bayfield .................... 221.93
-
'STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
282.77
Surplus (Foran LC) ......... '
.1- .......... . ........ I ..................
35,605.95
Total -Assets .. .................. ...........................................$ 68,050.73 Total Liabilities and ,Surplus ......................,,........,.$`68,050,73
REVENUE FUND SURPLUS
OR EFICITACCOUNT
DECEMBER
31, 1964
2,613.01
7836
0a c' of e
�Zh`diur out
Debit Credit Balance
442.90
Balance at 3anUary 1, 1964 i .................
-.1.11, ..... I ..... 34,495.18. 34,495.18
Surplus or Deficit for the year
.................. 1,110.7 . 7
Total of Debit and Credit columni ....
................... 35,605.95
Balance of Surplus or Deficit at December -31,1964 35,605.95
'STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
'dtbw Total
VOR THE YEAR WDED
DECEMBER 31, 1964
gatplug f6jrth6 year, Y .......................
REVENUE
EXPENDITURE
06f1 At. txpefiditute Section Y,ff.Y.Y.,,Y.Yfa,Y.,f...........la.afr.
A-etual
•1
Aotua 1. 1
Total Revenue front Taxation .. ...... ......... $143,873:68
-General Government
Contributions, Grants and Subsidies
Executive and Legislative
11900t00
Ontario—We4hre Assistance .. ..... 2,308.01
Adndnistrative ..............
6,088.63
'0461.52
,Highway Improvement - ............. 1-, 26,326.42
other ___ .....................
Paymentsan-lieu bf municipal taxes 272.51
$ 7,756.15
unconditional Per Capita Grants 5,982.00-
Protection to Persons tiilcl Property
Warble 'Fly ........ ........ 359.60
Fire ........................... ....... i ...
1,450.00
35,246.60
Flood Control ....................................
3".10
Licenses and Permits (Include dog
Street -Lighting .� ...... .................. Ili ....
1112.50
tax) .............. .......... .......... -.,i ...... 1,12931
Reforestation
337.67
Interest, Tax Penildos, 6tc, 2,755.41
Warble Fly ..... ... i ....... ............
Other Rovenues—rlleg ............. 79.95
Livestock Claims ............
316.20
Service Charges 472,15
3,830.25
552,70
Public Works—Adads; HlghWays and
Provisl6h or Defebribbd Revenue �3,080.'�A
8-tteetti, ete.
'Contervation, of i4ea1th ....... ......
50,10105
20.47
Warble: Fly Receipts .......... 6941E
Social Wblfate�Wdlfaro Assistance
2,908.46
Leafy" ,spurge Receipts 62.61
Welfare Acltnini8tration ..................
64.00
1963 Sales Tax Recovered 855.69
-4 2,012.46
88LI6 of Equipment ... ............. ....... 247A2
Education, Including &bt charges ._
81,704.34
PkePald Debenture Levy-
Recteation and Caron Unity Services
390.00
86ho6ls�tte, 841# of Ladd .......... 831.69 5,977.1.8
Debt Charges
Long-term debt charges............."
26,794.05g
Goss Total Revenue, .. ......... 180,535,39
Less, own share, school debt charge'' 9
25,746.00
I
. ......... .......
8hottferin interest, other ebatiges
11048.05
1,865.86
Tare's written 'oft and rebated
2,613.01
7836
0a c' of e
�Zh`diur out
442.90
nt &
!OrL
County
Ratw�olice"
:1.6::in
38,0$;16a
Village
'dtbw Total
188424.56
gatplug f6jrth6 year, Y .......................
06f1 At. txpefiditute Section Y,ff.Y.Y.,,Y.Yfa,Y.,f...........la.afr.
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