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THE SIGNAL
RORTY -NINTH YEAR, NO. 28
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1986
Head of Family
of Two Hundred
Tax Rate Again
Is Fifty Mills
1
LLinuktes for 1036 Panted at iris
day Night's Meeting of the
Town Council
Ooder1eb taxpayers will pay on the
tame rate as last year tor municipal
purposes, namely, DO 'mills on the dol-
lar. Separate school enpportera will
pay 1Y milts more, or 51j(a mile.
The levy is divided as follows:
fLs for genera; purposes.
mins for CoUeglate-
faelka
7sailla der �' "'
10 -mills for separate school
1 mill for unemployment relief.
Tales are payable in two theta,-
meats,
nstarmeats, August 15th and December
14th, with the usual prevision for die -
counts and penalties. 'Phe levy for
111136 !nee is made on the 1935 assess-
ment
sses -ment roll.
The estimates of receipts and expen-
ditures for 1936 ,are as follows:
Expeeditteire
Salaries .i 5,900
Printing and advertising 1,000
Law costs 800
Fire department 1,700
Politic works and road oil 8,�
Risk
Charity, relief and asylum
patteats » .... 1,000
Public library 1.900
Oriente .. t...».-....- . 1,800
Bank interest -»- 3,300
Elections 226
Parka 1.000
Part Howse .,.., --- 1.000
Oemetery 1,000
Public schools _.__ 20,700
Separate school T 1,225
Collegiate Institute _.. 15,218 en
Beard of health 160
Inanrence 630
Market 25
Debenture account (lou wa-
ter and light and schools) 20,322 81
O.W.8.R. interest » 7e�
County rates 10.407 37
Street lighting -:
Town water account 5,000
2,100
5,000
300
360
000
460
2,706 95
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. J. T. Newell, of Toronto, Is
vlsltlttg �t,)oder friends.
hese oiiieeen is eleitisA
with r tern In Pleat.
Mrs. Ber ard, of Luckaowe was a
recent visitor witli Mrs. T. Hunking.
Mr. W. J. Tob4n, o! the Royal Bank,
Hamilton, Is holidaying et his home
here.
Master Leroy Potter, of New Balti-
more, 14 holidaying with relatives in
the vicinity.
His friends are pleased to nes Mr.
Andrew Pere. out again after his long
and saeloss Wtasaa.
Mr. Loafs B. Talbot, of Quebec City,
*peat a week 1n town recently, the
of jigs. C. L. Mahe.
is Bareh p- est of , - Testate.
x
tL1rtlAlidein/MtAi:;.r-nenu.
Mrs. D. Down, Huron road.
Mr. and Mr.. , Leighton Walker, of
Toronto, are visiting at the home of
Mr. rod Mrs. Wesley Walker.
Mr. Chas. Searl, of Guelph, Is visit-
ing with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. l'. Jenkins, Anglesea street.
Mr. Charles Tweedle, of Detroit,
spent the woek-end with his grand-
mother, Mrs, DeLong, Victoria street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clarke and
Mr. and lira. C. W. l'etter, of De -
trait. spent the July 418 holidag la
town.
Mr. Arden H. Aitken was a recent
gaeat with kr. and Mrs. J. 8. Me-
Dowell at their summer home at Mid-
land.
• Mrs. Wm. Waite, Bayfield road, on
Saturday returned from ■ vacation
gnat with relatives at Klppen and
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lloyd and daugh-
ter. (Ilene, 1144 .,eau,•, were guests
for a few days at the Royal York.
Toronto.
Mr. Wesley Welker was at Wing -
ham yesterday atteldino the fueeral
of his brother Lac. who passed away
there on Tuesday.
Dr. Peter Vladlt, his wife and
daughter Sonata, of Mt. Clemens,
Mich., visited at the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Green.
Rev. Gee. Leola aad Mrs. Logia, of
Phoenix, Adieu, sad Mrs. Allan
L17eteJtere.>dstch.er. Wife
ife
/faun Meweek of Mre. Margaret
Warnock, Albert 'street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moran, Bruce end
Lenore, of Toronto, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Moran'. mother, Mrs.
A. O. $g i4 . Mrs. Moro ant the
children are staying a couple of dirks.
Miss Steed, from New York City,
who visited with Mrs. Thos. Huaktng
the last three weeks, has left for her
old home in Prescott, where she will
remain until September before return-
ing to the city of New York.
Mr. I. C. Hergesheimer, accompan-
ied by Mr. and Mre. Howard Clark
and two children, Miss Thelma Mickey
and Mr Ralph Mickey, of Downers
Grove, Illinois, visited with Mrs. Her
gesbelmer•at Mrs. C. L. Moore's.
Mrs. (Dr.) T. Packwood, of Brown
City, Mich., accompanied by her Bon-
in -law and d.ughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hassler, of Lansing, Mich., visited last
week -end at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Jennings and with friends at Saltford.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Long, of Leth-
bridge, Alta., !pent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Long, Cambria
road, and also with friends In Col-
borne and Ast8eld townships. It 1s
thirty-one years' since Mr. Long went
West and this 1s his first visit during
that time to Its old home here.
Mr, and Mra. John Green, ot De-
t, with their daughter*.-Laretti ins
Doris end son, John Jr., made a week-
end vtstt to fr;enee 1n town and vtetw
Ity. John jr was accompanied by
four of his bey friends from Detroit,
who spent a jolly week -end In the
Green cottage at Port Albert.
Demount oa taxes .....: .»
Bask :oven mauves .._
Water, light and harbor ..-
tall Co. power ,._..................
Are Craft plant
Miscellaneous
Cemetery
Licenses
Fines
Dog taxes
Local Improvement taxes
Sewer rentals ....
Road oil assessments ..
National Shipbuilding Co.....
Goder1' h Mfg. Co.
Art Craft
Provincial railway tie
Rants
Relief payments from Gov-
ernment
Income tax from GoverD-
went ............ ...... .
Taxes--
llollegiate Institute -
Pobttc school .........»
Separate schoot'»»
Relief
General ...,» .+.�....
$129,542 72
i
400
1,000
100
300
4,300
500
584 e8
1,200
2,006 06
150
200 46
1,200
3,900
080
16,964 94
21,753 51
1,288 75
2,009 90
70,385 33
The rates as above wart adopted at
the meeting of the town council on
Friday night. Mayor MacEwen was
In the chair, atter his recent Illness,
and the other members were all pre -
,,,s ,sat exteatYieeve-Muer, wbo was IU,
and Co Mor Baker.
II
The Bestow Maitland metery
ported four Interments In June.
The tax collector's report showed
collections In Jane amounting to
85,007.11.
Applications for bundlei permits
were received from Alex. Toung, Miss
P. M. Sturdy sad Geo. P. Gould, all
for minor repairs or improvements.
A request. from St. George's church
for the roping off of a portion of
North street for the annual garden
party was referred to the public works
committee.
A request from tbe Ouderlcb Trot-
ting and Pacing Aseoclation for the
use of Agricultural Park for the an-
n ual race meet was panted on the
usual conditions. Another request
from the same attsoclatioo, for the cut-
ting of the high grass adjacent to the
track, was lett in the hands of the
public works committee.
A letter from the Bell 'Telephone
Company, asking early conaideratlon of
the Company's propel for the re-
locating of their lines in the eskt part
of the town, wu cent to til. special
committee, to arrange a conference
with the public utilities commission.
Members of the conncll Iiprwssed
tasmselves as in favor of%trying to
:use arrangement wheeabi the
Yis apl.ose `Gewgiaw, nitwit -
with the proposed work.
A request from Chas. Hunt (boo -
eon) for oil treatment of .Wright
liNet watt sent to the public. works
femmittee.
CansnMNtss
The finance commit recommended
that amounts be rendered to the God-
erieh Manufarturing !