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age CHAPEL STREET SCHOOL REUNION ON SUNDAY Chapel Street public School will bold Its reunion this Sunday June prior to TimleckhajMwfdeduswitlJ and Gradea 7 and two more pictures of Grade 1951 Cable Five Report Last week on High Quiz the grade 12 teams from houses C and competed academically for house points The winners were tho team members of house C Because last Wednesday a High Quiz Involved students of grade 13 the questions were more challenging than they have been in past programs This made for a more exciting and Interesting match Tonights game should be even more exciting an a match between teachers and students Is scheduled The questions needless to say will have to be both challenging and fair to provide an equal chance for answers by either students or teachers What a game this promises to be The children of Georgetown have a treat In store for them Thursday June when Cable five is presenting a special magic show A magician is being brought In from a faroff mysterious place to visit with the children on cable television and to show some of his stupendous feats of 1948 Bob Lucas Don Sanderson Harry Brand ford Alan Teeter Joe Louth Bud Hantaan Al Bailey Ron Doug Hills Eileen Ken- June Bousklll Marlam Grace Shirley Casely Elaine Pries Jane Milne Mary Arnold Ruth McNally Gwen Davis Marilyn Chapman Annie Vivian Betty Moodie June Lusty Marilyn Bell Liz Ireland Joan Mary Norma Onley Joyce Harrington Conn Jim Buck Brock Bradley Dave BUI Doherty Jack Betkc George Bob Paul Barber 1951 BUI Farmer Mike Armstrong Earl Kllnblel Bob Tost Doug Wler Pete Darlington Danny Edwards Bob Bruce Denham Roger Don Brown Ted Hewitt Marjorie Liz Henderson Maxlne Paul LIMEHOUSE On the holiday weekend Cubs and Scouts two lenders and one mother planted IBM pine trees on the Indusmin This is part of the rehabilitation program The Cubs and Scouts held their annual father and son banquet In Limehouse Memorial Hall last week Everyone Included the District Com Douglas Assistant DC for Cubs Terry Colter Assistant DC for Scouts Murray Harrison Constable Dixon for the RCMP and Dick Willis a baseball umpire Terry Colter spoke for a few minutes on what a cub Is and Dick Willis spoke on the philosophy and rules In all sports One theory Mr Willis believes strongly in Is that If a fight occurs in the game let Society Still Adoption Agency The Children Aid Society of Hal ton region wants to greatly expand Its membership in an effort to make more com munlty people aware of CAS programs and goals At a recent meeting the society board of directors expressed concern that here was an Increasing public apathy and In some cases hostility toward the society A lack of communication of new society programs and services to the community has been blamed It Is hoped that an Increased membership will produce both a corresponding Increase In the awareness of society plans as well as an Input of community feelings and concerns According to K Ask with CAS executive director We re still regarded basically whereas moat of our work today is with foster parents older children protection carts and prevention programs The Children Aid Society is an Independent organization governed by a board of directors and funded by both the Provincial and Regional government It Is enfranchised by the Province of Ontario to council and protect the children within the Halton Region The board Is made up of six municipal and 12 members elected by the general mem benhlp of the society Marilyn Peters Sandra Bradley Carol Benham Maxlne Ann Fiddler Anne Tucker Carolyn Copland Betsy Wilson Ma nut MacKenzie them fight it out and then throw the players out of the game Constable Dixon showed slides depicting the last 100 years of the Motilities and then answered questions which could easily have gone on all night Akelo Steve Thompson special mugs to Elaine and Dave Hannah for helping during the past year and Elaine Hannah resented Baden Powell badges Cubs Gord Thompson and Doug Hannah for their achievement In obtaining all five stars Only seven Cubs and two leaders were able to attend the supper at Blue Springs for the boys who planted trees In April The boys enjoyed the food games and songs Anderson attended the W I district annual on behalf of Limehouse Branch on May CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Mrs Rob Roughley who graduated May with a of Applied Sciences in Family Studies from University Now highest ever Imurence Corporal on VICTORIA MEY 11 Main St manic He Is a stone magician so there will be much more excitement than with the usual hand feats He will be sawing a real live person In THREE parts How does he do it Maybe if you watch him very closely you might be able to find out If the TV set fan t close enough for you you can be part of our studio audience by contacting the Georgetown Cable Television office There is limited space In our audience so if you wish to be part of the show phone write visit our office now LIMESTONE ALL SIZES GRAVEL FILL AND TOP SOIL BUD HAINES 3 DURHAM ST 3302 OR BRAMPTON DENTURE CLINIC Main SI Nui III IIRAMPTON inn Member of the Denturist Society of Ontario Full t ml partial custom dentures to the public Repairs and refines day unconditional money back guarantee on all new dentures provided One year warranty as to function and fit NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY am pm Eveninqs by Your family health is your most important possession This is what Ontario is doing to help you protect it Most of us get sick or have an accident at one time or another And left to our own resources serious illness could often cripple us financially So the government here in Ontario has developed a plan to provide health care for everybody any time its needed That plan is called Ontario Health Insurance Plan- OHIP The H stands for Health not Hospital Plan is administered by your Ontario government for us the people of the province who pay into it regularly so we can benefit when we need it How does the Ontario Health Insurance Plan work Like this First you apply for coverage on a Group basis where you work or you can pick up an application form at any bank hospital or district office Next you II pay modest premiums to cover yourself and your family towards the time when health care is needed People on welfare students and others whose incomes fall below a certain level are eligible for assistance paying their OHIP premiums No one is excluded for lack of money but you must apply premium assistance Benefits include physicians services standard ward hospital accommoda tion Xrays laboratory tests drugs required in hospital operating and delivery rooms radiotherapy chiropractic osteopathic and chiropo dist services eye examinations occupational therapy physiotherapy speech therapy nursing and medical care in nursing homes and homes for the aged Home Care service ambulance certain dental surgery Payments may cover costs entirely or only in part depending on the nature of the claim But remember Membership in the Ontario Health Insurance Plan is not automatic you have to apply for it And be sure to carry your identification card or OHIP number at all times If you would like more information visit any OHIP district office Or write to OHIP Ontario 20 Queen s Park Toronto Ontario M4H 1A9 Government of Ontario William Davis Premier The Halton County Board Of Education FINANCIAL STATEMENT AUDITORS REPORT Balance Sheet As At December 31 1973 Current Assets Cash Investments at Cost Accounts Receivable Municipalities Supplementary Taxes etc Other School Boards Government of Ontario Government of Canada Other Due From Other Funds Capital Prepaid Expenses O Current Total Current Assets 1074 Furniture and Equipment Buses Other Assets Current Liabilities Bank Indebtedness Accounts Payable Municipalities Over Requisition Other Other School Boards Trades Payable and Accrued Liabilities Due to other Funds Revenue Other Current Liabilities 474 74 963 13207 480 1300 Total Current Liabilities Long Term Liabilities Unmatured Debenture Debt Reserve for Working Funds Other Liabilities Investment In Fixed Assets 556 1828 38135 862 Total NOTE TO 1973 BALANCE SHEET SICK LEAVE CREDIT GRATUITY PLAN Under our Sick Leave Credit Gratuity Plan an employee after ten of service with the County Board of Education shall be entitled to a retirement gratuity If he credit in the accumulated sick leave Is sufficient Retirement must be by reason of age or ill health The amount of retirement gratuity paymenls that could have been made prior to January 1 1974 Is estimated to be based on normal retirement eligibility factors No provision has been made in the accounts regarding the Sick Leave Credit Gratuity Plan Approved J J Singleton Chairman of the Board Secretary of the Board REVENUE FUND OPERATIONS SECONDARY EXPENDITURE ELEMENTARY Business Administration J Computer Services Instruction 16 Educa Services 445 336 Attendance Health and Food Services 16 Plant Operation Plant Maintenance 2 158 030 322 Transportation 168 Capital Expenditure onall oca 147 719 Other Operating Expenditure Debt Charges on Capital Borrowing 2 NonOperating Expenditure excluding Transfers to Reserves 280 Total Expenditure RECOVERY OF EXPENDITURE Boards Government of Ontario Tuition Fees and Miscellaneous 43 Government of Canada 50 234 Individuals 567 Other Revenue excluding Transfers from Reserves Total Recovery of Expenditure 540 305 870 154 114 NET EXPENDITURE FINANCING OF NET EXPENDITURE Government of Ontario General Legislative Grants Local Taxation Over Requisition 2 Local Taxation raised In 1973 455 Increase in Reserve 000 Other Revenue Includes transfers from the capital fund proceeds from the sale of assets Insurance claims earnings on temporary investment reimbursement for services and other miscellaneous Items that are In the nature of recovery of expenditure Local Taxation Includes the total of the 1973 requisitions on municipalities sup plementary taxes license fees for trailers taxes levied directly by school boards and any other amounts provided by municipalities over and above the requisition other than amounts in respect of sale of assets to a Municipality or revenues from shared cost programs STATEMENT OF SOURCE AND APPLICATION OF CAPITAL FUNDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31 IB73 SECONDARY 462 150 000 401049 784 591 SOURCE Unexpended funds at beginning of year Long term Liabilities Sold to Educational Capital Aid Corporation par value Reimbursements from Governments Canada Ontario Capital Expenditure from the Revenue Fund Federal Sales Tax Refund Total APPLICATION Fixed Assets and work In Progress Buildings Furniture and Equipment School Sites Improvement of School Sites Buses Other Unexpended funds at end of year Including Trainable Retarded Children 3402 129 12 470 434714 Total AUDITORS REPORT To The County Board of Education We have examined the Balance Sheet of the Halton County Board of Education as at December 31 1073 the Revenue Fund Statement of Operations and the Statement of Source and Application of Capital Funds for the year then ended Our examination included a general review of the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records and other supporting evidence as we considered necessary In the circumstances In our opinion these Financial Statements present fairly the financial position of the Board as at December 31 1973 and the results of its operations and the source and application of its capital funds for the year then ended in accordance with accounting principles generally fiat of the preceding Hamilton Ontario CO May 6 1974 Chartered Accountants Municipal Licence Number Published by County Board of Education at required by Provincial Legislation