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CRANBROOK GENERAL .STVRE.
tee on Public Accounts, that he
had refused audit clerk Thomas
Smith permission to go through
back files to find examples of
improper year end spending by
Government Departments.
The Committee had previous-
ly ordered the Provincial Aud-
itor's Department to give Mr.
Smith access to any records the
audit clerk wanted.
The Opposition members of
the Committee attempted to gain
special accounting and other ex-
pert assistance, but this was
rejected by Government mem-
bers.
Opposition members feel that
since the Auditor's own perform-
ance has come into question they
need other assistance.
Consideration •of the esti-
mates is continuing, and so far
six Departments have come under
review.
It has been revealed that the
Department of National Revenue
News of
Huronview
The Huntsville Salvation Army Band, along with mem-
bers from the Wingham, and Goderich Corps, visited
Huronview en Sunday afternoon and presented a concert
of religious music in the auditorium.
Mr. Vand der Unde led the Christian Reform song
service on Sunday evening. He was assisted by several
members of the congregation.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Finlay of Goderich were guests
on Monday afternoon's get-together and helped provide
the music, along with Mary Taylor, Norman Speir and
Jerry Collins. Mr. McMillan of Harriston livened up the
activities by calling off a square dance.
Mrs. Chrystal Jewitt played the piano for a sing-a-
long and several numbers during the lunch period at the
Clinton Kinettes monthly program and tea on Wednesday.
Kinettes Barbara Norman, Jean Jewitt, Rox Ann Brown,
and Maxine Merner were in charge of the program and
the appreciation of the residents for the enjoyable after-
noon was extended to the girls by Mrs. Albert Colelough.
The Wheel-U Dealers, a modern square dance group
from the Clinton, Goderich and Seaforth area, provided
the Family Night program. The group of twenty-five,
with Ross Merrill as master of ceremonies, danced sev-
eral rounds and square dance numbers with Glen Patter-
son calling. Some of the men joined together for novelty
songs with everyone joining in a sing-a-long.
by Murray Gaunt,M.P.P.
The Legislature's Committee
on Resource Development is con-
tinuing its hearings into the
operations of the Workmen's
Compensation Board, and has
, been told by the Chairman of that
Board, Bruce Legge, that the
$62,000 paid to John Cauley over
28 months after his retirement
was given out of "fairness" and
not by any regulation.
Mr. Legge said the arrange-
ment made for Mr. Cauley was
similar to many others, but he
felt the Board's order setting out
the terms was badly worded, and
seemed to give the Board auth-
ority which was really that of the
Minister of Labour.
However, Mr. Legge agreed
that no-one else had received
sick leave and holiday benefits
after they have resigned.
Provincial Auditor George
Spence said this week, at the
Legislature's Standing Commit-
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PAM (LEE) BUCKENHIDQg
David (Lee) Breckenridge
RR 2, BhieVale paSSed away in
winglia.m and District Hospital.
Prl Saturday, April 22nci after a
lengthy illness,
Born in TureberrY Township.
on November 12th, 1897, he was
The son of the late Joseph Breck-
enridge and Rebbecza Peacock.
ffe received his education in
Bluevale public School. He was,
a farmer and also served the
public as the rural mail courier
for RR 2, Bluevale for 43 years.
He was a member of Bluevale
United Church. His wife, the
former Anna Mae Wheeler of
Bluevale to whom he was mar,
ried in 1922, predeceased him
in 1968.
He is survived by three sons,
Alan, Rae and Dale all of Blue,-
vale, three daughters, Wilda
(Mrs. Les Trethewy), RR 3, pet,
rolia, Roma (Mrs. Gordon Nich,
olson,) Brussels, and Brenda
(Mrs. Donald Perry), RR 3, Brus-
sels. One son, Barry predeceased
him in 1966. Also surviving are
brother and sisters, James,
'A/Ingham; Eleanor (Mrs. Frank
Nichol) Brussels, Eva (Mrs.
Earl Noble) Blyth, Ruth (Mrs.
Wm. Thuell) Blyth, Edyth (Mrs.
Arthur Fields) Lambeth. He was
predeceased by one sister, Mary
E, (Mrs. Wm. Nicholson) Wing-
ham.
The funeral service was held
Tuesday, April 25th at 2 p.m.
from the R. A. Currie.,and"-Son
Funeral Home, Wingham. Karl de
Koeiger, clergyman, officiated.
Pallbearers were Wm. Peacock,
Fleming Johnston, Campbell
Robertson, J. C. Johnston, Ken-
neth Johnston, Carl Johnston,
Interment followed in wingham
cemetery. Flowerbearers were
A. D. Smith and Fred Leader.
has been given permission to use
the industrial, commercial and
farm appraisal cards of the Ass-
essment Branch of the Ontario.
Government to create a data
bank for Capital Grant pur-
poses.
This information will be used
by the Department of National
Revenue in the calculation of
any Capital Gains.
It appears as though Ontario
is assuming the full cost of
supplying this data.
The new assessment pro-
gramme is costing $30 million
a year, or roughly $60 a prop-
erty.
NOW
as high as
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