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" iiakiiaiaair% Interviewed later, Mr. I.“ Bttttiggtagteitqtttqertg- "-ttt-drtHtrhnlteat- settruariti-oetw.'ettt'ae!et.edutye Betty-ruth-tr'-- “Immunoa- vumnn mammal "rvatt_ttrgtretH mom-a. 'trtrtraQttetteett-th_.r, ...for the hundreds of P thousands of Canadians who rely on Mutual Life of Canada' for a substantial part of ,. their financial security. , " t 1 250299.000 707,435,000 t 1 357.734,“ t 16,737,000 5,308,000 ssjibi,ooo ' 77,919,000 ' 7,086,393,000 5,91 9,586,000 $1 3,005,978,000 ' 276,N6,000 S 184,298,000 ' 36,322,000 S 1 .781 723,000 in at 1975 7.42% (momma. o-tut-tur-tr t 969,764,000 665.978.!!!) ' 1,635,742,000 ' 6,21 2,403,000 4,91 6,8ti6,000 $1 1 J29,259,000 S 219,021 .000 S 157,779.“ ' 32/i66,000 ' 1,596,586,000 1974 1 5,1 68,000 3,682,000 28,41 2,000 47,262,000 7.11% ttttut tt it: iii'iiuihTiraiiGGi -eatied Ate he Mm- istgottarrt-atrteerttr when-damnin- -Mm-mby- at the mum!” hi- It-t 'tmgrTtN but and it's implantation was “creating wry amnion“! Council to obtain 7 acre parkland mm! income “mated and J2t'ag Despite objections from Willis told council’s com- Aid. Brian Turnbull. coun- mittee that the Ministry of cil's committeeof thewhole "rransportation and Com- agreed Monday night to ,munications would be con- lease a 6S57 acre parcel of tacted to arrange a long land from the Ministry of term agreement that could Transportation and Com- be incorporated into the munications for park pur- lease and would be suitable noses. tocouncil. The piece of land located at the southwest quadrant of the Conestoga Parkway and University Avenue East is to be leased for $2 per year. however the lease willlapse if the land is used for other than park purposes. The cost of security fenc- ing on the highway side of the parcel will be consider- ed as the cost of acquiring the parcel and will be charg- ed to the Public Lands Trust Fund. A pedestrian bridge over Laurel Creek will be con- structed for access to the park land site, the cost of which will be included in the 1976 capital budget pro- "I don't like the idea of investing in a park that we don‘t own," said Aid. Tumbull. "Ws not secure. The province has changed policies oft us in the past and they might be liable to do itagain." _ Aid. Marjorie Carroll said that. the land is going to be very “valuable" in the future. -noted the demoralizi- nn ot the armed forces -tegmett a guaranteed City engineer" C James ADDITIONAL HOURS FOR PAYMENT Ward No. 1 (North Ward) Ward No. 2 (East Ward) Ward No. 3 (South Ward) Ward No. 4 (West Ward) Business Tax All Wards As an added convenience for makt‘g payment. the Tax Department will remain open until 5:30 P.M. on all due dates. February 17th. tttth, 19th and 20th. FINAL DATES FOR PAYMENT WITHOUT PE.NALTY i'i,i!r'tti?ilqtllllllllrtti.t,i'jt: - W "s, . a and“ "tdtnttqrr "t-tormiait -led - our dmwenm-w iatt'tart “juicy” -iriti"1m-iatt, aetniniitertmeharmaram “cummnes ttmtqtttttefedeeaitntdget -dde-ttterrsleettiaw tamer than a bureaucrat nation board). CITY OF WATERLOO 1976 INTERIM LEVY 1ST INSTALMENT (Continued from pap " from budgets, reassess Representatives from a- services, define priorities gencies with budgets tied and eliminate overlapping to the rate of inflation were programs. most concerned that they x" ‘u wimidtteunatrtetoeomNr "l" with the 5.5 percent limit. I . . Archie Gillies, representing lil " ' ' Eter-, _ . the St. Agathe Childrens’Vil- "tgill _ 4 Ff lage, said "the majority at " s. ti, ., ** our expenses are for goods Itillt' tll ' " , and services. How can a; ' ‘ p ' 3 . groups like this hold to a 'ilitl x r tf:',' _ t 7 I 5.5 percent limit when the ‘4 'ci,;, 1 , I price of food and clothing _iiliga $3 tdii2alKF3.. , are rising at a higher rate?" 'iCtaill't s. "i'i'i 5',iiirj,iilii: Bruce Williamson of the " . '%l ”if ""l"rj::ilt Cambridge and District Air- _, , 3 l. sociation for the Mentally _ " s",""" l Retarded also predicted . . cutbacks in programs if the 5.5 percent ceiling is implemented. . - "We will not be able to maintain our quality of service to as many people. We will have to cut pro- grams to meet the budget," he said. Mr. Tayior's advice for the agencies was short and to the points trim the fat Taylor imposes ceilings February 1 7th February 1 Sth February 19th February 20th February 20th R.A. McKee. Tax Collector. agg-dmegtt to Wateritttr'g Gifts and Memento! policy ware made My night by council’s committee at -"A medallion hearing the City erect and appropriate- ly boxed my be presented to ...iv) Coaches and in. structors in city sponsored program: who have volun- tarily given long and out- standiu service to the com- munity. , -“Waterloo citizens upon retirement, who have serv- ed voluntarily by Council appointment on various Boards and Commissions he recognized by presents tion of an appropriate gift bearing the city crest, not toexeeed820invatue. -"An additional fund of $500 be established for the year ISN, to be used in un- JrredietaMe or unusual cir- thunstanees at the discre- tion of the Mayan? Ttteathtttiominetudethe James Taylor