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county council prepares to spend 173000 for addition to building irwin boigon was engaged t share of the assets by approxl- thls week as architect xor aniicately s73500 he advised in 175000 addition to county view of this possibility that the hail approval of the extension county did not have a surplus i td be financed from government fund from which monies could x- f rants and county surplus be taken to finance the construe- neighbourhood notes buttonville i funds was given by york coun- uon of the proposed addition ty council on april 30 despite a i mr boundy listed the countys warning from county auditor i liability on debenture payments jack boundy that the surplus at s121000 he said york manor may be nonexistent ihas been valued at soo000 if home school executive members met at the home of mr and mrs john storey on wednesday evening of last week j weekend pine orchard danny mcglure entertained several little friends last week in honour of his 7th birthday mrs g wood entertained a cousin from toronto over the audley council authorized the employ- j the county retains it the county j to lay final plans for the elec lug 6f an architect and calling must pay the area municipal of tenders to proceed with the ties 85 percent or s500 addition lmmeaiately the coun- issue warnings ty administration building was i the balance of the former constructed last year for 138- 1 countys suspense account is j470000 said mr boundy the mr boigon was architect for 1 countys share assuming in county hall a twostorey struc- all of this that the so to loi ratio ture w by 80 feet in size the i is maintained would be 90000 poposed extension will be add- 1 this would mean that the coun- td to the north of the building i ty would receive 590000 to pay and will necessitate the demoh- its share of the liabilities suc tion 6f the davis home used as county administration offices prior to the construction of the new building the davis house and property where the county established its quarters in 1934 were donated by miss mabel davis in memory of her parents the new building project will b a twostorey structure it will be larger than county hall being 63 by 90 feet in size and will provide accommodation for the childrens aid society the health unit and juvenile and family relations court a care takers apartment will be in cluded surplus funds in a report by the finance committee county council was told that surplus funds at dec 31 1957 were 224190 this money has accumulated from surplus budgetting since 1953 when with the passing of bill 80 the area municipalities sur rounding toronto left york county to become part of met ropolitan toronto included in this figure is 45000 the con tinuing countys share of pro ceeds from the sale of child rens aid society properties in toronto anticipated additional funds in this surplus account were list ed by finance chairman hodg- ion reeve of king township and brought the total surplus to 286790 they included county share from sale of park 28600 childrens aid society grant to wards new building 17000 york manor subsidy 20000 and interest on county loans to the toronto and york roads commission 7000 deducted from the total were two amounts one was the 7- 500 given the health unit follow ing the first cut of approximate ly 15000 in the units 58 bud get the second was 51000 taken from surplus funds to re duce this years county levy the final estimate of the sur plus was 238290 county commissioner clark reeve of markham township questioned the reason for the accumulation of this surplus over the five years he asked if the extra funds had been pro vided as a cushion for the time when the assets and lia bilities of the old county are settled to date no distribution of these assets and liabilities has been made with such exceptions as the sale of the park and cas properties proceeds from these sales were divided 85 to 15 with the continuing county re ceiving 15 percent county auditor boundy warn ed council ratio were maintained unty might find its 11 500 what it boils down to said mr boundy is that the county really doesnt have any current surplus if you go ahead and build the addition using money from the surplus funds you will find you must produce the money elsewhere when the final a 0l jul m inclusive leaders mr and mrs fred reid and tion of officers and annual meet- g jj on friends in the ing mr murray roberts bro- community on sunday ught along a tape recording of mr and mrs vjtftfleld of part singing done by the older thornbury were recent visitors pupils at the school the bass w1th mr and mrs r mcciure voices were a real addition fol- n w met at mrs earl lowing the meeting mrs sto- tooie home on wednesday rey served tea present were th a good attendance mrs j mrs s r patterson mr and mrs h bauthus mr ray mc- tavlsh mrs gordon heisler mrs gardhouse mrs russell burr mrs john brown mrs f maw mr m roberts and mrs f leaf vacation church school on the victoria square charge will be held in headford church and public school during the week ties are made i dont feel if all these things are resolved you have any surplus at the present time he added countv commissioner pol lock reeve of north gwillim- bury township asked if the sur plus were used for the new buil ding program and the countys liabilities later exceeded its share of the assets would the county be permitted to deben ture for the payments if you had to find say 40000 to buy york manor you would have the right to debenture re plied county solicitor lucas if the omb found that the county would have to pay more than it had received from the distribu tion of assets and liabilities the sum required for the adjust ment might be debentured but if you get money for one asset and spend it you cant later de benture for another liability mr boundy has been trying to point out the danger of spend ing the countys portion of assets instead of keeping it in reserve in regard to liability items it is a unique situation add ed mr boundy as he explained that both he and mr lucas had discussed the problem many times the omb cant advise us this money is surplus arg ued warden armstrong reeve of woodbrldge at no time have we been asked to levy on county taxpayers for further liabilities this surplus was built up since the passing of bill 80 said reeve luck of newmarket are we going to continue to build it up for debts in the fu ture this surplus was accumu lated for a purpose said dep reeve kirk of vaughan twp and i dont feel it was to build an addition to the administra tion building are we going to wipe out the surplus when it was built up against future ev entualities the motion approving the proposed addition was presented for a vote it received the sup port of all but five county coun cillors the representatives of vaughan sutton and deputy reeve choppin of newmarket opposed the expenditure get ready for hot weather that food freezer spring special discount sale is still on at rax- xceeding its hn furniture appliances met at heajiford on monday eve ning of last week to lay plans for the school present were rev and mrs a f binnington mrs rose acreman mrs heber mccague mrs stanley boyn- ton mrs p bennett mrs john wilkins mrs a w miller mrs wilfred turner and mrs f h leaf the next meeting will be held on monday evening june 2 at headford there were four infants bap tized at browns corners united church on sunday morning at the mothers day service they were the daughter of mr and mrs ted gough sandri ellen john alfred martin lllson of mr and mrs a d- martin mi chael gordon son of mr and mrs gordon prentice and grand son of mr and mrs peter walk er and robert bennett infant son of mr and mrs l brett rev a f binnington officiated assisted by mr norman reid clerk of session and mr john donaldson elder mrs a w miller sang my mothers pray er at the family day sunday school service misses grace rod- ick and irene walters each told a story and sandra burr and darlene brumwell sang a duet scripture readings were read by janet craig and jimmy hood wednesday july 2nd is the date reserved for the button- vllle wi garden party at but- tonville hall when mr and mrs charles hooper visited relatives in sou thern pennsylvania recently they arrived on the heels of a snowstorm that deposited 5 ft of wet rjsnbw on the level and crushed several barns garages etc wi members plan to attend the district annual meeting which willbe held in markham at st andrews church hall on thursday of this week writing of art and artists in last saturdays globe mail pearl mccarthy had some inter esting comments to make on the work of rebecca sisler speak ing of the current exhibition of the sculptors society of canada at the toronto art gallery miss mccarthy says among the hope gave an interesting paper on god speaks through na ture both churches were well at tended sunday irt honour of mothers day mr carter at the union church sang a delightful solo and master david moddle sang this is my fathers house need used cars we are down to 11957 pontiac 11955 buick you help us to fill our used car lot we help you with a better deal pontiac smartest car on the road i buick best buy in its class vauxhall the biggest little car service we have customers buying continually since 1926 financing to suit your purse and controlled by ourselves chas cooper ltd young sculptors people may well put their eye on rebecca sisler of unlonville in the exhi bition she has two unpretentious but significant pieces one is a crucifix of black walnut with the merest abstract suggestion of the figure by depression in the wood this principle was oft en used by henry moore and is frequently copied but in this case it is used as a means to deepen expression not as a mannerism of cat in belgian granite a picture of which heads the art icle miss mccarthy says look also at miss sislers stone cat you forget to ask whether it is semiabstract stylized or real because it is so basically sculp tural and so catty it is an ex ample of a young artist begin ning soundly and seemingly aware that an artists first rule is to be himself the cancer campaign is well over the top we hear with sev eral canbassers still to be heard from mrs gordon purves tells us there is approximately si 000 received to date wjujsmeeta on wednesday afternoon of last week mrs h a roberts and her committee mrs h r paterson mrs ken stots and mrs jame mcquay convened the may meeting of browns corners wms which was held in the church parlours mrs norman reid occupied the chair in the absence of mrs wm ro- dick and mrs s j english opened the meeting with quiet music mrs reid read the call to worship and a hymn was sung followed by prayer min utes of the last meeting were read and approved and letters of business were heard mrs robert and her commit tee took the devotional after which study book material was reviewed by mrs h r pater son the soloist was mrs s r patterson accompanied by mrs english following the meeting tea was served by the 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