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Mr. aid Mrs. Lorne Aikens and
Ann visited her; parents Mr, and
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Mr. and Mrs. George • e e
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Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Pepper; Exeter, '• with Mrs. Mary
Malcolm and nd
Mr. r and'
Mrs.
Dal-
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker and
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M"rs.. L. Hannon in Stratford, on
Monday. '
Teacher: "Whyis it often
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to •
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Pupils:
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Inquiries' ' are invited.
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Follow • These
Rules `of
E tiny
:Christmas Trees are filled with pitch and resin
and when dry can easily ignite and turn into a - ,
roaring flame. > To prevent this,; • keep your'
tree fresh and green by puttingit into a. con-
tainer mixed
•,,,, , water,. or: water.. ' with sand:..
Cut the 'trunk diagonally ; at the end above
original cut. ' Be sure water: '
is kept 'above the
cut. 1
Ornaments on the tree can e dan-
gerous, too! Don't ` ` e cotton
or
paper on: the trees unless flameproof.
Neve.
r use lighted .ca dl '
g ... candles on 'the :•-
tree or. nearby. 'Keep ash trays and-
cigarettes away from the, tree. Re-
move piles of op ene� ift�' r
p �l g W appings,,
Do not place electric` trains around
the tree.
Be sure the tree is kept away from:
an open fireplace or heater. Check
lighting sets for frayed wires,loose
connections and broken 'sockets.
Don't plug too many cords irate one
outlet. If any extensive Wiring is,
planned,. call an electrician -don't
try to do it yourself! Last of all,
"'Lights ,Out" when -you leave homer
and when you retire. for the eve-
fling,
R " 1 ] 1BER!. Nothing can render t1pese dis=
plays absolutely' • safe,; and that -1f- • accidents
are not to rear the festive' season,- constant
vigilance and care must be exercised,' : • ,
To the Citizens of Seaforth . and District We Extend - Best
Wishes'for a Happy Holiday Season!
DEAF RTH ' FIRE. BRIGADE'
M E,
F. 6, Y.sIL ,Secretary JOHN V. SCOTT, Fire Chief
Huron -
Attached to this report you
find a
resume
ofh
t e a financ1'1
tus of the, various department
the period.; ending. September
1959, also revised budget base
the
SePt
e bex
�?'figures, .tog
with the..anticipated revenue
expenditures
'
o
for the
bar
ince
0
year:
It would appear thatolir sur
fo`r the year will be approxim
$23,880.00 ,however, there ediil
certain factors' Which might cha
this figure' to some degree. Tb
statements- include monies act
ly received. or paid: out Plus m
,
ies. owing or'due, :as at this d
One matter which should
brouglit.,,.to' your attention at
time is in conneetion'with•high
accounting. In -the past, it has b
the practice' in the auditor's'rep
to- report to council the amount
outstanding ,accounts. payable
the'end of the: year, -but: to 'in
no entry as' far as,the highway
partment. is Concerned; Powe
the ;Departm rat of Municipal '
fairs fa in T
oron '
o have .
e info
pined
auditor u for t
hat
n future, it will
necessary to set up -,the accou
payable liability, for the Highw
as he does with any other-dep
me
rat. -
t would ould
appear ar
howev
P wv
P >
that this year 'the highways depa.
ment will be .able to pay most
their accounts: in the current,. ye
Naturally, when a meeting is h
arty in.,the; month,, the balance -
the accounts'f r the; month,whi
ormaily. would be processed
he next- meeting, --would show
outstanding, ` therefore to avo
s a-
t
s for.
30,
d on,
Ether
and
f
the
plus'
ately.
d be-
rage
este
ua1-,
on -
ate..
be
this
way
een
ort
of
at
ake,
de -
ver,
Af
the
be
nts
ays
ait-
er,
rt -
of
ar.
he
e
th
n
of
ch
at
as
this happening, it would be adv
able to hold an additional Ro
Committee meeting at the' end
the year and have these accounts Education:
approved and ::paid, :-and therefore.Grants to schools
your 'liability, 4 would. be reduced 'Others
considerably.
Most of ' the depai:tments are
nticipat�s�ur�
Estimated Surplus for Miseellaneens
19
59
23,880.00
Stateme t
n of Revenue and spen
diture .for periost ending, Sept. 30/5
County of Ruron-General: A,cet.
' Revenue.
Count rates ..
Y s1s2.„
$ , c1.5o
ice
rases and permits �+ mils .:.
fi55.0'
pe 0
Grants, subsidies and re-
• coverables from:
Dominion Governinent '2,775.00
Provincial Government 668,660.04
Other municipalities .... •39,830.58
Other' sources ' --17;844.33.
Other' Revenue:
Fines.
:. .: :.... ... • :618:75
Registry' officef ee's'etc, 5,000,00
Rents- ., 4,550,00.
General ,government ..,, 3 624.66
Other:
Museum 3,g
64,46
Miscellaneous. • 1;337,72
9
$1,368,022.01.
Expenditures
General Government:
Executive & legislative g ve $14;264.25
Administrative ::... • .34;572.96
Other, 'maintenance, etc 20,976.89
$ 65,814.10
"Protection to persons and
$65'g141°
e
p p rty: .:
Gaol
lsa'
m 46.01
Protective inspection :...13,484,30
Administration of justice_ 36,902.00
Maintenance a n d
struction
Public Welfare:
id Child ' welfare
Hospitalization
ad
I
is- Count Home
Y
of.
maintaining a steady;eperation as
far as finances; are concerned. Our
new -accounting systn ri_appea;rs .to
be operating satisfactorily; how•
-
ever,.there are• a few adjustments
necessary .to'still-improve the "sys:
tem to a 'certainslegrei
You;; will' note that the .County
Home account, shoWS-Ia small;` de---
ficit atthe end of September; how-
ever, this :is. merely an 'accounting
,procedure, 'and by .. allowing ;: the
county :to transfer as' ittlemoney
as needed to the County' Home act
couilt --it,_offsets.,the:;general ac-
count borrowing funds from,' 'the
bank. Although ,the :County Home
account shows a deficit of some'
$5,600.00, nevertheless, : froin ac-
counts receivable in. 1958 there .is
Sufficient 'motley' to operate with-
out any overdraft, '
The bond market at, the present
-time is• considerably better than
during the summer months;.:. If
you proceed with the addition to
the County Home, you will require
some : • $550,000:00 of. debentures:
'There. is a. -,.divided opinion to a
certain extent whether or -not this
debenture issue hu1d be Sold in
one lot or two. Naturally,: if it is
sold in . one lot, a certain portion
of • '.
Your money can be reinvested.
If, however, the market„should_
improve'` by spring:.
More advantageous' o vantageous to issue the
debentures in two lots; however,
should: the market, decline, ''then
you will'he forted to • take a loss.
One .factor to consider`is that if
your first issue of' debentures do
not sell; it'• would he more difficult
to 'market the: seed/id set. 'Another
item :to consider, of course, the
fact that the debentures could be.
either on a' 10; or 20 -year basis.
Debentures issued on''a •. 10 -year
basis will, cost:the county. approxi-
mathly $75,000..00 per "year, while
on a 20 -year, basis, they will cost
approximately • $49,000.00. Due '.to
our present •financial status,' it
would •appear that a 10 -year de-
benture could -liefinanced without
too, much difficulty.
Re.Vised.Budget, 1959 General Acct:
Revenue
County rates $825.600.00'
Licenses -and permits 700.00
Grants, subsidies and re-
' coverable iron:'
Dominion .Government. ':3,700.00
Provincial" •Governrnent 790,000.00'
Other municipalities- ',40,000.00
Other sources .: 20;000.00
Other -revenue: ;
Fines 700.00
.Registry office fees, etc.; 8,000.00
Rents:,. 5,900.00
".:General government ,.., 6,500.00
Other; ..
Museum 5,000.00
' ° I14iscellaneous 1,000:00
$1,707,100.00
Expenditures
General' Government
Executive &legislative `$ 20,500,00'
Administrative: • ... 42;000.00,
Other,' maintenance, etc. 26,000.00
$ 88,500.00
Protection to persons and
property.
Gaol $ 20,000.00
'-Protective inspeotlon :•: •15,000.00
Administr`ationof justice 50,000,00:
Public Works:
1Vlaintenance and con-
. struction 1'15,004.00
Public Welfare:.
Child Welfare ,, , 50 000.00
Hospitalization 20,000.00
Other., County Home ;10,000.00
$ 80,000.0d:.
Education: • ,
Grants to Schools $ 4,000.00 -
Others• 3,000.00.
�$ 85,000.00,
l3ebt- Charges:
Debenture debt charges 65,920,00
Temporary charges .•...•. ,3,000:00
'$ 7,000.00
•,,.:$•66,920.00
Discount on County Rates ' 3;700.00:
Agriculture: grants . 7,000.00
Patriotic grants ` 5,000.00
Reforestation 2,600,00
Registry office 8,000.00
Capital •expenditure 30,000,00
Health "Unit 40,000.00:.
Others: •
Museum 12,000.00
Library 10,500.00
County Home Building ... 20,000.00
•
$1,683,220.00
'$66,43231
con
$1,,019,619.81
•jUS
5,469,88
$ 69,23,8.66.
• Expenditure
Food purchases
12
$ ,180.71
Food,. farm' . 4,272,74
Physicians '
Y 2,005,00
Medical supplies
a
.
2,703.48
Clothing 4,89
pati
O cu
c p onal therapy,,��,
6$r,84'
Pocket money 3,070.89
Tobacco 316
ecrea 'ti.55
Il on, Entertaiai't; ;:. 19:5
5
Other welfare provisions 630.40
Funerals <. 150.00
Household Supplies""'- 2,21109
14,09.
Purchase of equipment
•.�•'
q pment„695.00
Repairs:
Equipment
Building,",,
Fuel '
Water
''. 1,122;84
286'00
2,805.15
221,57
Hydro 2,174.44'
Tel‘phone -:.642:75
Garbage collection
ollection 40:00
IVliscellaneous utilities.. ' 161.10
Freight
.` 67.93
Travel e ' � 786,57
Stationery, officesupplies 841.84
Superinten-dent's salary.,,. 3,600.00
Staff salaries ,,,.;.. 28,601.39,
Audit 475,00.
Interes , excange ,74
/4
_Pension 0 '
'
520.50
In n
era ce
1,169.83 9.83
Miscellaneous • 1,056:59.
Group insurance 127;44
Hospital care 354.80
Committee ;pay and con-
ventions 1373:25
$ 33,061 51 $ 74,933,84
11;083:82 ;Expenditure„ over $17,453.40
5,000 00 Rtevnenuy
a home Faim A$c' co5u69nt5' 18 Revenpueendiouverre
• $ 2;54660:
$ 49;145.33 . Revenue., "' Children's Aid Society
Revenue
on .,i959
$67,107.92
T.92
E" n
xpe diture
Medic"
al
Officer of Hea
1t
li $ 7,503:82
Nurses 21,939,59
Sanitary nitar
inspectors pectors , 6,549.90
Clerical 3,515.78
Other
staff`
975;06
Veterinary 3,524.94
Sec.-Treas. (County),.....
Boar Me • 540.00
d tubers 540.00
-Employee benefits `
Tr a.ve l.• 2,064,87
Staff
839
8 .82
Board .........
:::•...: . +'237.30
Veterinary 1,462,06
Material:
+Medic
. al and nuc Si
..ng...,, '; 661.24
Office .i . .. . 1,434,46
Services:
Rent '
1,863.50
Telephone 541.31
Express sta -
Po• ge 205.50
Audit 150,00.
Insurance 53.50
Miscellaneous ...,, 487,34
Exchange '14.15
-Miscellaneous, Vet. 2,384.71
ReExpenditure
_
$8 51,91374
875
enue 'over
County Hoine-BulidingFund
Revenue
e
County of Huron ,• $ 20 000 00
• Expenditures
Architect's • fees ...,$15,079.90
Office and advertising 308.55
Committee 1,178.45'
Travel, ".303.50_;
Earth 'samle•
p -583.00,!
$ 3,675.00
1345.00
$ • 5,020.00
Debtcharg es:
Debenture debt charges 49,440.00
Temporary .charges 2,09323
$ 51533.23
Discount on county rates 3,620.00.
-? griculture grants 6,880:00
Patriotic ;grants` .4,97500
-Reforestation 2,57020"
Registry;, Office
Health' Unit
Museum 1
Library
e 360.07
Miscellaneous 480.08
County Home 'I uildin .,. 20.000'
g . poo
2,350.39
30,763,83
10;443,49'
10,500.00
$1;354,477:84
Surplus b$ 13,544.17
Highways,Account
Reven
County rates-,
oun y rates- ..
..:,
Provincial', subsidy . $311
...... 630,115.
858:
Other revenue 49,052
• r:.t
63
60
•56
$991,026,79.
Expenditures
Vouchers and pao$985,-
Rebates'(3 of totayrlll)• 34,582..74037.04
'
$019,619,81
Es expenditure
•
over. revenue ,.;-$. 28,593:02
Huron Countg . home
Revell
ue '
P. i �-.
ay ng residents `::: ..,$ 42,450.95•
Province • 16,317=83,
County
5,000'00
Sales: 5.'
'Eggs °^ $ 1,20420
`Other32.50
Hogs , 2,837.34'
Milk 6,551.96;
Cattle :.1951:79
.Farm produce 572.16
Miscellaneous revenue 170:80
$13,320;75
Expenditures'
Wages $ 2,225.00'
Equipment, repairs:' 915.99
Equipment, purchases .. 2
30.2
j!rater 75.66
Gas, oil etc.; 846.28
`Hogs
Poultry ._
Cattle ' " .. '•
Light, .,,.,s-,. ... ..,
Veterinary ;
Miscellane, •osuseeds, , expeetc.nse,
Fertilizer
Purchase:
933.13'
1,046.50"
flogs • 662,50.
Poultry
Y ' 412:30
12:80
Board: .•farm help140.00
0
Dairy; supplies 16.99
Hospital care........ .2335
Group insurance. 24,40
Audit ,.. .....:. ,100.00
1100.15:.
90.00
281.50'
519102;
938.47
Revenue over $10,422:46
Expenditure e. 2,898.29
Co
un H..:.
albU
tY lilt•
Revenue: •
347unieipal _430,76333
Pretincial .,. 28,901,07
Vetrl
nap.
y. `;. ...::...... ...7,371.71:.
'Other 71.31
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County; • of Huron ..... ... .$26.300.00
Province • of Ontario .•,. , •,. 2;900:60.
Outside municipalities .. ' 7,693,00
•Parents.. '56584
I' terest "
•• : 386,97
112iscellaneous ' .....;, • 205.49
Family: allowance 891•28
$ 38;94318
a __,Expenditur'e---->•
Director . $ 2,9
Field staff 10 33420.9997.
Office -staff :: - 4,124.97.
Sec.-Treas, .(County) 300.00
Travel;= 4,720.53
Rent ::. ,900.00.
-Clothing ,.... 14320.38
Boarding :homes 8065.82
-Nfedical 418.68
Employee benefits .. 974.51
,Office' • supplies: 1204.78
Telephone ' 49143
Special, needs .126813
'125.00
Miscellaneous . ' 1,24218
Revenue $ 38;490.58
R nue over
Expenditure$ 452-60
........
County Lib aiyy Account
Revenue
Province of Ontario, $ 5,100.00
County of IZuron 10,500.00
Fees .. ',:.. . 2,449,73
Books sold ani. miscel
- laneous receipts ,,1,599.76
Audit
4
Car mileage
Books 3,397.3419.68
Hospital' care 24.15
Insurance ::, .74.60
$.19t349.49
Expenditure
$ 50.00
0 2 MIt1JON CANADIAN
WHAT THE B of M HAS TO MEET ITS "OBLIGATION S:
..,„„,CASH: The B of M has cash in its vaults,. and mo
racy...;
on, deposit with the Bank of. Canada; and other
banks amounting to
CHEQUES and other items in transit- representing
'':the net amount of the:.rnoneys'moving between
branches of the Bank and into the B of M from
other banks on, account of :Customers' trans
, actions
•--;vim
INVESTMENTS: The, .E of M ''maintains a strong•
liquid position through investments in high grade
government bonds vhich"have a ready_ market,. •
Listed on the Bank's books at amortized value, "
they`' amount to
The B of M has other investments - including.
a'diversified :list of high-quality short-term issues.
These investments are carried at ,
'c
fully protected CALL LOANS: The b" e B of M haat call loans
whichare
3' quickly y saleable securities. ..
These loans amount.to' °
QUICKLY AVAILABLE' RESOURCES: The resources
listed above cover 51.6% of all that the Bank
owes to the public. These "quick assets" amount
LOANS: buring' the year; many millions of dollars- '
_"have' be'enlett.to business and industrial enter-
prises Mr production of every kind • • to -farmers,
fishermen,' oilmen, miners, :lumbermen and'
Tanchers-to citizens'in all walks of irfe and'to'
. Provincial and Municipal Goyernnj`ehts and.'
School ,Districts. •These loans amount to ,
MORTGAGES and hypothecs insured under. the
National dousing Act, -1954 .representing',ad-
vances 'to homebu]•ldersr
BANK BUILDINGS:, In hamlets, villages, towns and
large cities •fr„ tn, coast t" coast the B of M serves '.
• its customers at' 800 offices. The value or• the'
buildings owned by the Bank, together with,fur-:•
nitura' and equipment,; is showri `on its books at
-OTHER ASSETS: These ehieflY represent liabilities '
of customers for commitments Made by`the Bank
their:behalf, "covering foreign and domestic'
trade -transactions
I�ae
TOTAL RESCLURCES WHICH THE B of M HAS TO MEET.
OBLIGATIONS' ,✓
ITS
$ 302,015,952
197,816 881'
680;591,333
TS
perations\
.
Eibrar
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su
111 S
Pp 426.65 . 5 authorized
utho i
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ed to prepare
it
salaiyMiscellaneous 301.39
Offiee'su lies
PP . 54.65
Pension
• 281.25
Periodicals"38:8 5
Postage and express 121;16'
Rebinding
'
Rent: g 376.77
Office • • 450.00
Garage4 5._.00
Salaries 6,621.75
.75
Telephone
114.31
Travelling. exFenses
460.95
Truck maintenance
286.79
Unemployment i 's
n urance 11.14
Board members - •> 468.29 4
Equipment 225.64
Group insurance
•"26,06
Interestd '" '' 20.77`
$14;237.10
Receipts ps over.
Expenditures $ 5,352.39
•
schedule for county employees:, ex-
eluding hourly rated employ eee,
Your ur committee has met, togeth-
er with the chairmen of other com- . .
mi
ttees co ce
n xned in
an effort to
draw up • a suitable -schedule,. At
the present time, a schedule has
been completed; this schedule 'is
being distributed to the various
committees concerned, for their
consideration. It is the intention
of the committee tohav
a the sche-
dule
Completed '. •for the January.
session Y
ssron
of county `
Y council. • '•
In•. the .schedule certain group.s•
have been 'classified in .order th'-;1..
over a period of time their salar-
ie
sill eventually ventually;.be equalized. In
many eases, of •:course the' com-
mittee
felt'' that the.matter of :sal-
aries should .be left in the hands
of the committee or board. eon -
FINANCE COMMITTEE cerned, . with a view in mind of
keeping wit
You will '' .' certain minimums
ll recall that sometime and maxim ni'whe e'
r vee
r
possible.
ag0 Y0u4Finance
Committee late
e wa -
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WHAT THE'.,B of M : OWES TO OTHERS:
DEPOSITS: While many business fir,
turers, merchants ` ms, . in eve c-.
'£ a of , farmers', and people. in, every. ;
type business have substantial deposits with,.,
the B of M; well over half of the money on,
-deposit with the Bank is the ersonal savings' of -:
More than two million pri 'ate,,citizens.. The total
of all 'deposits is
OTHER' LIABILITIES: Miscellaneous items,represent;
ing mainly' commitments undertaken b
Y the Bank
on behalf of customers in their foreign and
domestic trade • transactions
TOTAL OF ;WHAT THE B of M, OWES ITS DEPOSITORS AND
OTHERS .$3,958,342,841'
205,646;327 TO PAY ALL IT OWES; THE B of M HAS,TOTAL 'RESOURCES, AS
SHOWN ON• THE LEFT SIDE: OF THIS STATEMENT, AMOUNT-
$2;908;208,003
MOUNT
$2 908;208,008
,60,134,833
192,284,785.
$1,578,355,278
1,353,187,079
227,153,276,
47,009,97?,
53;987,967
.$3,259,03 572
- ....., 5,259,693,572
WHIMEANS. THAT THE B''of M HAS RESOURCES O
ABbYE WHAr.':1T-OWES, AMOUNTING TO', • ` VER •
AND '.
$ 241,350,73L
This figure of $201,350,731 is:made•up of money subscribed by
•
the shareholders and; to soiree extent, of earn whichh
- g ave from
time to ti e be ploughed back into the business• to'broad" h th
Ban': � e
bank '$- to ive added r
• g Protection for the depositors:
Hensall Ilrancht-t:' KENNETH C(1tISTIAN, Manager
B
rucefield Sttb•A en g
C B tY) : ' Open 'Tuesday, and Friday
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN IVORY.,WA*, Otr . LIFE 8Nti 1817
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