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BY MURRAY GAUNT, PAPP FOR HUROisi-BRUCE
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The seal
of confidence'
Report from Queen's Park
This week the treasurer. ItiativesNahred at $178 minim] in-
tended to gel /mere houses built,
more jobs created, the elimina-
tion of the 5 per cent Ontario sales
tax on most North American built
cars and station wagons and the
towering of wine prices by 5 air 6
=arable Darcy McKeough =b-
rained his mini -budget to the
1•Peolature as the provincial
government tried some mare
-fine tuning of the economy".
It contained a package of
TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH
Auditor's Report
To: The Members of Council, and
Township of East Wawanosh.
tepayers of the Corporation of the
I have examined the 1974 financial statements of the corporation of
the ?township of East Wavanosh pnd its local boards,vhich are listed
on the attached Index. My examination included a general review of
the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records and
othnr supporting evidence as 1 considered necessary in the circum-
stances.
In ay opinion these financial statements present fairly the financial
position of the Corporation of the Township of East Wawanosh and its
local boards as at December 31st, 1974, and the results of their
operations for the year then ended, in accordance with accounting
principles generally accepted for Ontario municipalities applied on a
basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
City Goderich„Ontario
Date June 6, 1975
Licence Number 195
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND,EXPENDITURE
for the year ended December 31.1974
1974
Accuagaistmet revenue (dolicit) at
tie bagimaimig 61Se year
3.310
Expemikure
-General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
Conservation of health
Social and family services
Recreation and community services
Community planning anti development
Financial' expenses
Regio' n or countrnshareof expenditure
Education •
Other
tevemme
Taxation
Contrilaitions from other governments
Other
amandialed amt reveimae (defacit) at
doe awl gram year
Analysed' as flaws
General revenue
Sp charges
Special areas
Porne wall:lases
4..
13,724
11,805
113,419
1,053
125
1,342
• 2,855
44.,010
70,
1973
s
3 921
10,933
5.235
105,044
1,148
125
417
10,492
37.484 t--
-
91
I. 235, leo:
143,451
88,332
6,790
238.573
3, 310
3.310
3,310
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
cs Denernher 31.1974
ASSETS
Capital eel* be) be rearromed
forma yaws
Myer inag tem assres
HAMM
Caneme BAidifim
loa=s
,==t; payeNa eod am=oed bi
blet bag term tiabaties
Reserves wad marry Sands
Anaimmaalegil reinerea
essermilisell capital remelpts
1974
s
6,373
45,237
14,803
66,413
35.985
5146
'1.371
14,
2.131
D413
35.9E5
51.41;9
916
1102,398
797
s
9,080
49.964
21.691
80,735
15,782
8, CO:
12,342
5,634
25,976
2 5, 04
3.. 310
cents a bottle by passing on fed-
eral excise tax reductions.
The rebate on new, cars witela
should average 5175 per buyer
will last only until the end of
December
The treasurer estimated the
deficit will jump another $100
nulliTheonnunito a_brecudgoetrd.:1,...7bineillloaLed
provision for
— $0 mullion more this year to
encourage increased housitg
most of which is to finance fully
the budding of the first of 4,000
senior citizen units.
— 512 million more for sewer
and water projects.
— 517 million for improved
pension benefits for retired civil
servants and teachers.
In other news related to the,,
budget the treasurer says he ex
pects Hydro. like other govern-.
ment agencies, -will prune its
operating and capital budgets."
On the capital side the treasurer
said a minimum of 51 billion must
be shaved from Hydro's long run
investment program.
Hydro responded by saying it
will undertake to look at a sug-
gested austerity program. Hydro
faces a 5125 million deficit this
year which rose from the $62 mil -
hon predicted because of a drop
in sales outside the province,
mostly in the United States.
• George Kerr this week as-
sumed his former responsibilities
as Solicitor General of Ontario.
He resigned from the cabinet post
when he was implicated in the
Hamilton Harbour dredging trial
following an allegation that a
510.000 contribution was made to
his election campaign in return
for his support of the people car-
rying out the operation. Mr. Jus-
tice Thomas Callon has stated
that there was no evidence that
Mr. Kerr was involved in any im-
propriety with respect to the
matter.
OPP asked to
monitor boats
at Lakelet
As a result of complaints
Howick Township Council has
asjektpolice to watch fbe Lakel
1...nike area. ct't
¥n a formal rtiotidpOsaloird
the July 5 meeting. council mem-
bers asked the Ontario Provincial
Police to check the lake regard-
ing Prower boats and boat super-
vision. ReSidents had registered
complaints with council in
connection with, boats endanger-
ing swimmers in the lake:
Approval was • given for pay-
ment - of 515,490 to Frink of
Canada for equipment to be pur-
chased before July 31 for a snow
plow and box for the township
truck.
The road superintendent was
instructed to call for tenders for
the installation of new sidewalks
in the Village of Gerrie The
lenders must be approved by the
Gome iflage trustees
Cncil also -
Accepted a tile loan application
from Stuart Douglas. Leonard
Sanderson and William Thorr.-
on
Agreed to issue huildirig per -
nots to William Pnce 'silo and
extension to barn Elmer Hard -
:ng silo . Joni Miller milk
niqise MeIn Taylor
!louse Clemens Pfeffer mpe-
7r.ent shed . Brian Gre-ericin
.addition to rouse . Cliff Reddon
car shed and renoN anon to
4(7q2z7-E• V4-ra V4-]'ison neo
house Wiann NI om.son
house Harbd La orentee neo
ooutse additoo and barn Peter
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tota-11:nE 519 2115 545 o hch ir
codes a payrnen• n 5.63.9 41, tc
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ttoonne1 ler pleasure ...
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JOHN E LL IOTT, public relations co-ordinator for Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority, attended the year-end as-
sembly at Brookside Public School on June 25 to present
prize money to the winners of the Authority's annual scrap-
book competition. Happy winners are, from left to right,
Michele Cook, second prize winner; Lynn Miller, third prize
winner, and Gordon Alton, first prize winner. They were
judged for their scrapbooks depicting recreation in the local
area.
Local man saves his elm
tree by new treatment
The Banner recently carried an
article about a new treatment for
Dutch Elm disease developed by.
the Canadian Forestry Service.
The article ehcited a response
from a local man who said he had
his elm tree treated last summer
and' that it is now green and
healthy. In fact, he believes the
tree is secretly "trying to catch,
,,tip_for the years it was sick".
e Hayden of RH Gorrie
The eIrn was the onfyirek_nint
'the black half of his property and
was a huge one providing
essential shade for his cattle. He
had previously heard of the treat-
ment and called his MPP Murray
Morris Twp. asks
added subsidies
Morris Township Council has
voted to apply for a supple-
mentary allocation of 57.2(10 in
subsidies for 1975 under the Pub-
lic Transportation and Ifighway
Improvement 'Act The decision
was made at a regular meeting of
the council July 7.
In other buSiness, council:
voted to endorse a resolution
from the Association of Muni-
cipalities of Ontario on the pro-
posed Ontario Hydro rate in-
creses
toted to endorse a brief to Leo
Bernier on flood plain mapping in
Brussels.
authorized Thomas Miller to
.,iversee repair i to the McCutch-
eon Drain on Lot =. Concession
6
approved the heanng of the re-
port on Russell "A- Drain for
.August 5 at 8-30 p ,
voted to instruct C R. Kar.
L.S . to register the plans for
Lot 72 and Part Lot 70 I registered
Man 9 and part Lot 1 Concession
as submitted, with fees to be
paid.
Road accounts of M.776 4.3 and
reneral accounts totalling
5.8.996..83 were approved for pay-
-lent
What's new at
Huronview?
The residents en)oyed an hour
4 piano melodies in the a udn
• oriurn on Monda afternoon,
played by Mrs Elsie Henderson
° The Clinton Centennial Band
ed by Miss Legg _played a COD -
Art on the front lawn on Tuesday
-vening The weather was per -
't
ert for a band concert and most
1 the residents were able to take
Alvarstage of the music The band
-.as 35 members ranging m age
ram 10 to 18 and they hare made
ifeat progress during the past
ear tgrzivr their now teader
The Over 90 Club held a piano
Werdin- b -or afternoon at Pine-
.ake Czamp. 1Nrianty rhe
the dub travelling by van and rar
-,DA a tam' or the Bayfield area
a f]-ir a tour of the camp
h&j sqfpe7 bL'''Zie the iake.
at? Wailer:1n= vonniteers
&ninleti with artiritior
arr. use wish to thank Bob and
ti,oirioy Moll for the use of the
Nome arao
Gaunt who contacted the.
Wharram Tree Service in
Cobourg.
Wharram Service looked at the
tree and felt -it had a chance".
The men started in the morning
and worked all day. They put the
chemical in the base of the tree
by puncturing 30 taps around it. It
is essential to have a sunny day
Mr. Hayden said. When the sky
cloutred over in the iniddle of the
,,aitterilloom. the mem showed him
tow inuai 'Slime'. the chemical
was JLesent* the itiee C':-alcula-
tions as to how much and how fast
the chemical is used are irkipcn--
tant.
The cost to the Haydens was a
little over $400 which included
trimming the dead branches a
week .after the treatment. Mr.
Hayden said it was the only tree
treated this side of Toronto_ He
wants other people to realize the
effectiveness of the service if
they wish to save their elm trees.
He said that this year would have
been toO late for his own elm.
GARDEN PARTY
GORRIE — The fourth meeting
of the Scare Q-ows was held at
Mrs Norman Fairies' home on
July EL The discussion was on
color, texture, temperature. con-
trast and t3avor for salads. They
were divided into groups to make
four salads, then judge them
They also cooked carrots in water
and without water, tasting both
and finding that cooked without
water they taste good and still
hold all their val . Next meeting
will be a barbecu on July 15.
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ANTIHISTAMINE
,i'y'Nf.;HALNA PriAPMAC
SUMMER
SALE
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701". WOUL wACa
SPORTS
JACKETS
AND
SUITS
Half
Price
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