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Flos council okays firefight pact Flos Council held its regular meeting for the month of August Aug. 4 and among the items discussed and approved was the pur- chase of pipe for instalation on the Flos / Tiny Townline from Koppers International. The purchase was approved by Flos Council in the amount of $4,648.20 subject to approval by both Tiny Council and the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. At the meeting, township fathers also decided to enter into an agreement with the township of Medonte for firefighting services for the east half of lots 41-58 inclusive, Con- cession 1 of Flos. The agreement would be at the rate of $125 per truck for each call plus the current firefighters rate of $4.50 per hour. Severances Two severances were discussed and ap- proved at the meeting, both of which were the result of recommendations by the planning committee. The first involved severance of 100 acres by Mr. and Mrs. Rupert McGrath, being the south and north half lot two, Concession six from lot one, Concession six: The second dealt with the appeal by Mr. F. Salamon, who requested severance of the west north-half of lot four and part of half of north lot five, Concession two (130 acres total) from the remaining holdings (150 acres) subject to sale of the land. Rezoning A rezoning application was also approved during the gathering, originating with Cliff Walker's request to rezone five acres of leased land owned by R. Cappuccitti. Council agreed with the move and rezoned part of lot 52, Concession one from agriculture to M-2, subject to a reserve allowance bor- dering Highway 93. Accounts Flos Council approved for payment a total of $61,507.75 worth of general accounts in- cluding a bank loan repayment in the amount of $59,000. Reports Flos Building inspector submitted his report at the meeting and it was approved in the amount of $98,925 while the road report was okayed in the amount of $93,884.10. Next meeting The next regular meeting of Flos Township Council will be held at the Municipal Office in Elmvale on Tuesday, September 8 at 9 a.m. New Flos fm WI visits Niagara Falls By: Louise Wanless Linda Porretta ac- companied friends to Portugal for a six week holiday. Mrs. and family attended a family picnic at Springwater Park on Sunday, July 26. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Doan and family, Mr. and Harold Smith © Mrs. Gerald Kitchen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Doan, Ellen and Jeffrey: Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wanless spent the July 25th weekend at Ken- nisis Lake in Haliburton with the formers brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collins. Among those who They brushed up on key skills at MFD Just over 66 hours of training was conducted for full-time members of Midland Fire Department last month. An additional five hours was ear-marked for volunteers in the town. Fire quelled by Much of the training in July centred around firefighting theory however some of it dealt with first aid and ex- trication procedures. went on the Silver Maple W.I. bus trip to Niagara Falls on Wed., July 29th were Mrs. Cline Rawn, Mrs. E. Atkinson, Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs. Terry Loftus, Mrs. Geo. Smith and Mrs. A. Wanless. They enjoyed viewing the falls and touring Brights Wines and the Monastery of Mount Carmel. Members of _ the Sunnidale Corners PSYeP:s. shivareed newlyweds, Edward and Nancy DeGorter on Wednesday evening. Some from here at- tended the party put on by the family of Mr. and oy SANDERSON MONUMENT Co. LTD. 33 PETER STREET SOUTH ORILLIA, ONTARIO, L3V 6J6 326-6131 GALAUD ais sprinklers | ~e== ~~" Midland smoke-eaters raced to the Pillsbury Plant on Taylor Drive, late Monday night. However by the time they arrived sprinklers had watered down a malfunctioning furnace, fire officiaJs learned. The general alarm sounded at 10:40 p.m. STite) SERVICE AND TRUST" 7 "FOUR GENERATIONS OF QUALITY, Balm Beach Road, just e MIDLAND DISTRICT 2 MANAGER Frank Doherty 526-2924 Red Nicholls 526-4504 ---- oo ee PENETANGUISHENE Julien Beausoleil 549-7760 --_-- oe ELMVALE Mike Stone 322-2732 --_ SSS MIDLAND DISPLAY AND OFFICE west of Hwy. 27 --fe BURKEVALE Mrs. Alex Finlay in honour of their parents. It was held on Saturday evening in the Presbyterian Church in Elmvale. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Freedman and Rachel of Deep River spent the holiday weekend with the latters parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Atkinson who celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with their family. Lois and Rachel remained for the week. Mrs. Clarence Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. John DeGorter visited on Wednesday Aug. 5 with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atkinson and family of Guelph on the occasion of their granddaughter Anne's 6th birthday. Dick and _ Donald Switzer of Toronto called recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wanless spent the holiday weekend camping at Parry Sound. Sorry to report that Marshall Pilkey had the misfortune to break his arm. Hwy. 27 at the bridge in Wyebridge AUGUST QUILTING SALE °Vests *Handbags *Jackets Tues. - Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun. 1-6 p.m. PROTESTANT SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD OF THE TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE Revenue Fund Statement of Revenue and Expenditure i 'Page 12, Wednesday, Augu A tremendous selection of imported and tashion fabrics at discount prices! Besides our basic fabrics outstanding bridal and range casions! FABRIC & DRAPERY MILL OUTLET 547 Bayfield St. N. (Hwy. 26/27) Just north of Georgian Mall, Barrie Open daily 9:30 - 6:00 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30-9:30; Sat. 9:30-6:00 st 12, 1981 ott domestic we also stock an exclusive materials for formal oc- 726-2556 Other Recoveries of expenditure: Tuition fee revenue FINANCED BY: Government of Ontario 5 General legislative grant Local taxation- 1978 over requisition Local taxation raised in 1978 For the Year Ended December 31, 1980 EXPENDITURE (Schedule 1) Business administration Instruction Educational services Attendance Plant operation and maintenance Transportation Debt charges on capital borrowing Non-operating expenditure-municipal charge backs TOTAL EXPENDITURE NET EXPENDITURE NET OVER REQUISITION TO BE APPLIED TO SUBSEQUENT TAXATION 1980 $ 99,738 185,636 903 200 ; 30,698 7,584 17,600 405 272, 764 9,228 811 10,039 262,725 213,134 Sea 44, 380 oe 262,725 GREER, FLEMMING, ROLLAND & CO., CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ----S---- $ 5.211 526-4118 1979 $ 24,167 161,189 473 200 25,461 6,027 17,000 289 234,806 7,998 226, 808 182,506 49,513 232,019 ~e -- 7 miretdibe tH