The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-10-05, Page 20Wingham Advance -Times, Thy, October 5, 1972
ty weft wuirnnbu4gets for yeary-o-d-
AdMinistrator for Huron Coun-
ty, ;OW Berry, told council last
Fy. at its September meeting
that the majority of budgets are
W within the original estimates
as of June 30, 1974.
"Total revenue to date is $1,-
493.,401.25 with expenditures of
$1,443,137.18, or a surplus of $50,-
264.07," said Berry.
IThe working capital fund now
t sits at $200,000; the employee
benefits fund at $60,000 and the
hospital reserve fund at $55,600,
he added.
The Land Division section has
handled approximately 1.90 sev-
erances so far this year and by
the end of the year it is estimated
that 300 will have been before the
committee. Estimated cost to the
end of December, said Berry,
should be about. $24,000.
"You can see, therefore, that
300 severances would give us
revenue of $12,000 against a cost
of $24,000," stated Berry, "moan-
ing that the direct cost to the
County would be approximately
$12,000 or $1,000 per month."
B. G. Eastwood, Regional
Assessment Commissioner noted
there are very few changes be-
tween 1972 and proposed 1973 ap-
portionments, the major changes
being in connection with Tucker -
smith Township and Stephen
Township as it relates to the
Canadian Forces Bases.
"The Tuckersmith situation
will gradually be adjusted and
worked into the regular assess-
ment figures," said Allan Camp-
bell, chairman of the Executive
Committee of council. "The
Stephen Township picture, how-
ever, is different as the taxes are
paid based on rents collected
working through Ontario
Development Corporation."
During the day. Spence Cum-
mings,., Development Officer for
Huron, was asked how things
looked at Vanastra, formerly
CFB Clinton. Cummings said
there were now 160 families lo-
cated in the homes there, two in-
dustries are already at the Base
and there are "a few other in-
quiries".
Campbell asked Cummings
why the county officer, hired by
Huron, should be so interested in
promoting a private individual's
business. He said Van Gastel had
purchased the base and he should
be responsible for the promotion
of his project from that point.
Cummings said he does no
more for Van Gastel than he
would do for any other person
from any municipality. He said
his main concern was to "get in=
dustry into the county" and to see
thacit locates in proper. areas.
Campbell said that Cummings
had been requested to go to Mc-
Killop to discuss the township
park, but that he's "been, there
only once. Cummings said hewas
well acquainted with the Mc-
Killop situation and had been
there six or seven times for talk
with McKillop officials.
THE BURN -ME -PILOTS
BELMORE — All eleven mem-
bers answered the.roll call for the
fifth meeting held at the home of
Judy Dickson. The president,
Myra Dane, presided and Debbie
Fitch read the minutes of the last
meeting. Preparing and packing
a carried lunch was the topic for
discussion.
The assistant leader had made
some fancy sandwiches at home
and brought them to show to the
girls. At the close of the meeting
everyone enjoyed the sandwiches
as well as sandwiches. which had
been prepared at home by each of
the members.
see fi. ci'I,r!
Reeve Harold Robinson, of
Howick told Huron county Coun-
cil
Wardenchair y he will not seek the
n 1973 as be had
originally intended. '
While Robinson didn't ela-
borate upon his decision, he
wished the 'best man" success.
Announcements for the candi-
dates for Warden usually come at
the Octobe or November ses-
sions.
CREPE SUZETTES
BELGRAVE -- Dome econ-
omist Catherine Hunt was special
guest at the fourth meeting of the
No. 2 club. She spoke on
Achievement Day and the next
project "Sewing with Knits".
The leaders discussed casser-
ole cookery, cooking the main
meal on top of the stove, and des-
serts.
All enjoyed a tuna casserole
prepared by Jane Shiell, Marlene
McGee and Marilyn Robertson,
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