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THE-LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO '
. The Corporation .of the Vt'llage of Lucknow
Statement of • Revenue and, Expenditure
For the, ye.ar ended. December 31, 1965„.
REVENUE
Total Revenue from Taxation (Scedule 3.)
Long -Term• debt chgs recoverable (Sched 12.) -
Contrjbutions„Grants and Subsidies . 1
Governments;
Canada
Ontario •
_Welfare Assistance
Highway. Imp ement
• Payments ,.in lieu of munic-
ipal• taxes 391.,
' Police and •Fire . 98.
Unconditional per capita ,grants3,093;
Recreation. 674.
528.32
19,242,53
91
164
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Other Municipalities
County of Bruce
Licenses•and Permits (include dog tax)
.Interests Tax Penalties, etc.
Other Revenues-
Rents, Concessions and Franchises ,:904.00
,.Fines 334,11 •
Service Charges 2,175.00
Recreation and Community .
services
Miscellaneous .(specify).. .
Taxes written off recovered 588.95
Fire insurance claim. 99:98'
Gross Thtal •Revenue.
Surplus fromprior years used to reduce levy
'Deficit for theyear
Total. Revenue Section
Actual
83,731.44 •
_,27,024.,'01
529.00
.24,02$;57
2,461.86.
170.86
642.57
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3,413.11
688•.93
142,690.35.
3.,200,00'..
145,890.35 ,
1,57.0,70
Budget
$2,'800,00
. 27',024.00 .
710.00
7;841,00
2,462.00
155,00
400.00
4,460;0.0
125,852.00
1,600.00
127,452.00
147;461.05 $1.27,452.00
General Government
Executive and Leg isla ive
Adrninistrative
Other
Protection to Persons and Property
Fire. .
Police
Law Enforcement
Street Lighting
Public Work's -Roads, Highways.
'and Streets, Etc.
Sanitation and Waste Removal
Social Welfare (Schedule 10) •.
Welfare Assistance
Institutional, Care,
Education; including debt charges
(schedule 9) • .
Recreation and Community. services
Debt .Charges •. u
Long-term• debt charges (Schedule 1) .
43,818.17.
EXPENDITURE
1•, 236.34
,3,905.01
4,794.98
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5,032.46
5,496,13
.. 63.00
5 ,.598.06.
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:;actual
9,936,.3.
Budget
10,061.00 '
16,189.65 16,63.3,00
26,709.45
1,364.37.
9;.470..00.
1,178.00
330,48
X538.00 t ,. 3.. 868;48. • 409,00
30;17.2,72: • ,2',;.940:.00
2;922.81 2,52.00
'Less• own share of .school debt
•
charges
Short-term interest and other
charges
"6,498.33
3'7,319.84
1,335.02.
Taxes written off and refunded
Capital Expenditures •out of
Revenue:(Scheduie 13)
.Joint or Special Expenditures,
County Rates
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Miscellaneous (specify) •
Provision for deferred revenue
Wiri'gham Retarded Children's.
Education Authority
Gross Total Expenditure.'
Deficits from Previous years levied for
5,761.85
Total Expenditure Section
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choal ,Pupils: Sing
Church Service.
(Amberle:y. News)
At Pine River United Church ons.
unday morning, the pupils of
rs. John: D; McKay's Senior ,
oom at Pine River CentralSchool.
ave several fine 'numbers`'and. •
ere under the direction of:
iss Jean. Campbell, music sup -
visor. : Carol Courtney was, org=
ist for the congregational .sere-
e,
TTEND-WINDSOR WEDDING`
Mr:.and Mrs; Jack Emmerton;
r. and Mrs. Chester' Emmerton,
d .Clifford Emnerton, attended
e Emmerton-Bowes wedding
Windsor•on Saturday.
Mr...and Mrs...Ernie Young of
oderich spent Friday with Mr.
dMrs. Walter Brown,
Donald, David, Gary 'and Will-
m Courtney spent .Monday at,
uelph and Kitchener.
Spending the weekend at the
n MacDonald .place, were -Sally
d Louise MacDonald of Windsor.
Mr, and .Mrs;; Duncan Parrish.
boys "spent the weekend in
troit visiting Mr. Bob Johnstone,;
o isn't was well( as, his' many
ends Would like to see him; •
icattish Young
limier In Huron
Three English, 'four Scottish and
o Irish' young farmers arrived in
ontreal on the S. S. Carinthia
April 26th. They will be visit-
g Junior Farmers in Ontario un
July 22nd when they will return
.me, .
•
Mr. William J. McConachie
a member of the Scottish Ass-
iation of Young Farmers visited
t week with Mr. Ross Veatch; R
2, Brussels, a member of the
Orth Huron Junior Farmers. Wm
ists his father and brotheron the
ily farm where they specialize
fattening beef cattle and grow -
barley. He is a member of the
irnshire.Junior'Agricultural Club
Gaunt Urges Ammending Farm•Rroducts
Marketing ActTo Iflclude Hearings
REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK :.
by Murray°Gaunt, ..
M. P, P.., Huron, - Bruce,
Minimum •govern.ment standards
for automobile tires were urged in
the Legislature by Fred.Young,.
M. P. P. Yorkview.. Mr. Young
stared there are absolutely' no legal
standards for tires'in. Ontario. •
"There'is no way by which a rust-
oiliercan judge whether one tire•,
is better value for the money .than
another”; Mr. Young continued.
' After introducing"legislation to'.
provide for minirfum standards he
urged the. Ontario. Government not
to ignore'this situation wherein
the lives of people are laid on the
line and often sacrificed for the
'profit, of the motor car industry..
This week• I• introduced a resol-
ution •which
esolution•whicli would have .the effect
of amending the Fagan Products
Marketing Acr to. provide that.
before a local board is dissolved,
•public hearings be held by a judge
in .order to determine the facts in:
issue and where the hearings just-
ify dissolution of the local boad,
that an election. be held within
60• days' of the dissolution to elect
the producer -members of a new
local•board`.
This resolution was born".because
of the government's action ir► res-
pert to placing the bean board in
Trusteeship,
In•Ontario, we ' are utilizing the.
system of marketing boards in -
selling agricultural products to a
much greater degree than any '
other, province in Canada, 36
farm products are being marketed
through.18 marketing plans opet-
x,
and is interestedin public speak-
ing, enjoys travel and meeting
people. William will be'staying
With Mr, Don McKercher, R. R. 1,
Dublin, Provincial Junior Farmer
Director for Huron County, . until
May 24th, He will then travel to
Wellington County.to visit with,
Junior Farmer members.
•
335.60
38,654;:86
1,081,77'
3,08.4,69
38,320..00
3,084.0.0..
15;761,85 '15643..00
189.47 525.07
147 ,272,05 • ':127 ;263.00
189.00. 189.00
147 , 461.05' 127 ,452, 00
147,461.05..' $ 127 452,00
`ating ;under • The Farm Products
Marketing. Act.: Approximately
75%. of producersare organized
under the various marketing plans
through which more than 60% of
the total value of agricultural
production• is sold within the
province•..:•
•• The government board, the •
Farm Products Marketing Board,
Ont, Bean Growers Marketing Board
have' been' feuding for several
years over a number of points •
which the Farm Products Market-'
ing
ing Board insisted should be done
in respect to. the Bean Growers
Marketing Board. . These points
were ., 1. .the bean board had"
failed to get the best' possible
prices for: beans 2, it,.had no .'
:intention of ever separating the
board and the company which had
,been subsidized by monies coll-
ected through the. check -off :sys-
tem. 3 . it had 'been Iosing out
on a very lucrative market in
Great.Britain. • •
1'Iie purpose°of the resolution
was to provide a check on govern-
ment power in dealing with the
growers' marketing board where
disagreements have arisen. •The
intent was to build appeal proced
ures into the Farm Products Mark-
eting Board Act where the rarm
Products Marketing Board and a .
local board are in dispute and •he
:local board .is in danger of being
placed Trusteeship. This method
'of appeal would apply only in a
dispute between the Farm Products
Board 'and the local board and this
method of appeal should not be
extended beyond this..
Agrower who feels he has had
an injustice done to hien by
a loc=
• al board has already clearly de
fined methods of appeal.
• It has been `suggested that a
standing committee of all the
chairmen of the v.arfous marketing.
boards be appointed to hear and
resolve disputes arising between
the Farm Products Marketing
Board and the local board.
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