HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-23, Page 6RECEIPTS 1950 1960 1960
Actual Actual Estimates
Balance first of the year . $
843.12 $ 250.47
Current taxes 93832.69. $10430.29 3 180141.30
Tax arrears 17920 74 $ 15368.41
Rents 156457 $ 1302.79 $ 2000.00
Fines . . 120.45 5 130.75 5 100.00
Weigh Seale fees 249.00 $ 209,75 $ 250.00
Grants and Subsidies
Grants In Lieu of taxes 2257.48 $ 2540.76 $ 2420.00
Dept, of Highways subsidy 15730.30 $ 15364,03 $ 12000,00
Children's Protection 404.10 $ 433.77 $ 400.00
Direct relief . . .... 1962.31 5 2514.50 $ 3009.90
Recreation Grant from Prov. 921.51 $ 450.00 $ 900.0
Huron County Road subsidy $
5 $ 7612.85
$21275,70 21309,06 $ 26332.85
Licenses and Permits
Licenses ...........
Building permit fees
• Dog tax ..
$ 581.75 $ 544.00 $
$ 393.00 $ 204.00. $
$ 296.00. $ 250.00 $
550.00
100.00
275.00
TOTAL, REVENUE $153190.98
Expenditure
EXPENDITURES 1959
Actual
$ 184984.70
1960 1960
Actual Estimates
$ 221699.15
Cemetery permanent care fund .. $,
Cemetery general revenue
Marriage licenses .......
Sale of steam '
..Sewer permits
Sale of Cal, Chloride, Etc,
Repayments P.U.Q
Refunds re audit .. .... . ... $
Unconditional Grant
Miscellaneous
Rural Fire Committee
Income tax Dod.
Unemployment Ins: Ded
Hospitalization Ded,
Nursing Home refunds from Prov. $
Connecting Link subsidy „....„ $
..(Main street)
Refunds of Hospital Accounts .... $ 517.33
S 1270.75 $ 1028.00 $ 925.00
1850.00 $ 2246.70 $
2233.04 $ 2942,44 $ 3500.00
200.00 $ 260,00 $
629.10 $ 595.13 $ 750,00
41.00 $ 265.00 $
53.40 $ 193.74 $
1325.84 $ 2996.67 $
670.00 $ 610.00 $
4229.95 $ 4229,95 $
162.75 $ 430.15 $ 200.00
1357.65 $ 1847.66
953.84 $ 710.13
263.94 $ 309.78
427.47 426.62
1125,97 $ 2004,19 $ 1500.00
$ 18630.02
"Administration
Salaries 5 . 6665.35
Insurance $ 1088,87
,.Exchange $ 11.13
$ 5948,45
$ 410.00
$ 61.35
$ 7500,00
$ 1200.00
$ 35.00
$ 7765.35 $ 6419.80 $ 8735.00
rllke lit t The Winghturt Advanee-Times, I'Vedikesday, Nov, 13, 1960
Town of Wingham
Statement of Receipts and Expenditures
From January 1st to October 31, 1960
Revenue
Other
Printing and Advertising etc.
Unemployment Insurance
Hospitalization fees
Income tax paid
Heat, light, care of building
1083.02
452.44
904.50
848.49
4375.88
$ 1005.82 •
416.80
832.40
654.58
3798.15
$ 7664.33 $ 6707.75
Protection to Persons and Property
Fire Department $ 5474.54 5633.77
Police Department $ 10934.94
$ 9347.08
Street lighting $ 2772.83 $ 2791.14
$ 19182.31 $ 17771.99
Streets and Sewers
Construction 8903.09 $ 9408.60
Main. street construction $ 6031.60
$ 943.92
Maintenance - subsidizable $ 13820.96 $ 11042,59
Maintenance - non-subsidizable . $ 9953.69 $ 12733:72
$ 38709.34 $ 34128.83
Garbage collection and
Sanitation .$ 4705.81 $ 4081.30
Social Welfare
Direct relief $ 2856.41
Nursing Home payments $ 1759.57
Education
$ • 2693.69
$ 2374i7
$ 4615.98 $ 5067.76
ir()TAL VXPENDI'l'IMES • , ....
Batik balance October 31, 1960 .
Bank leana outstanding at
the first Of the year and repaid
T(yrAT, 'EXptXprrtift91
SEMI ....... .
5 19500.00
$ to be paid
$ 19500.00
$
500.00
329.73
2200.00
$ 1057.02
$
544.00
$
245.32
$
$ 4876.07
$ 353.70
$
$ 268.80
$ 12934.25
$ 6677.41
$ 4789.79
$ 2221.70
$ 240.00
$ 1890.90
$ 4500.00
Public School Board $ 18000.00
District High School .. $
$ 18000.00
Recreation and Community Services
Recreation Committee $ 021.51
Grants 2129,51
Public Library $ 1000.00
Arena CoMrnissiori $ 932.00
Flower pots $ 526.80
Parka
Band grant
Interest on loans ...........
Taxes written off
Miscellaneous .
Debenture principal.
Debenture Interest
Cemetery expenses . .
Cemetery Permanent Care
Marriage licenses .. .
Purchase of land .
Riverside Park
,Cattitty Fates
*Ada- $16060.20
General $16723.83
fund
$ 223.57.
$ 300.00
$ 5733.32
$ 356.60
$ 172.45
$ 252.05
$ 16634.02
$ 6484.64
$ 8273,74
$ 1275,00
$ 160.00
$ $
to he paid
$139918,20
$ 3212.72
$143190.08
$ 132430.05'
$ 20554.65
$152984.70
32000.00 10000.00
$153190.08 $184084.70
$ 6500.00
$ 12000,00
$ 3600.00
$ 22100.00
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$ 44090.00'
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$ 550.00
250.00
$ 300,00 N
$ 700.0,00
$ 5000.00 4
$ 38690.08
$ 218359.52
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$ 6000.00
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$ 47850.00
$ 25134,49
$ 72984.49
$ 7600.00
$ 500.00
$ 300.00
$ 300.00
The Legion Hall was filled to
capacity on Monday night for the
annual Sportsmen's banquet, spon-
sored by the Wingham Sportsmen's
Association and attended by mem-
bers, guests and their ladies.
Mayor R. E. McKinney acted as
the capable chairman in the place
of President Ab Nethery, who is
convalescing from surgery. In his
remarks the chairman praised the
Sportsmen for, the very fine work
they have done in this corainunity,
and the energy and enthusiasm evi-
dent in all their undertakings. ,•
Terry Nethery expressed thanks
to the ladies of the Legion Aux-
iliary who catered for the turkey
dinner, and read a note from, his
father, the club president, express-
ing the latter's regrets at not be-
ing present and his good wishes
for an enjoyable evening,
Bob Walsh, the club's treasurer,
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PRESENTED AT BANQUET-During the course of the Sportsmen's
Association annual banquet, 'held in the Legion Hall Monday night,
trophies and prizes were handed out, to the winners of the various
competitions that had been held during the year. In the above photo
are, Terry Nethery, vice-president of the association, Ron Bell with
his trophy for the best rainbow trout; Mayor B. Id. McKinney, who
Platt Trophy
An interesting feature was the
presentation of the Capt. T. W.
,Ia4.47-. Trophy' to, Mrs. Jack Hen-
derson, winner of the ladies' shoot-
ing match held. at the club grounds
last Saturday afternoon.
In making the pr6"sentation Slim
Boucher said that the trophy was
last awarded in 1942, and since that
time there have been no competi-
tions for the ladies. Mr. Platt
sent the trophy to Wingham this
year, with the request that if pos-
sible it be placed in competition
once more, and the ladies' shoot
was the outcome of this request.
It is now hoped that it will becorne ,$„;
an annual event.
Prizes were also presented to
Mrs. Don Biggs and Mrs. Ernie
King, second and third place Win-
ners.
Walter. Mier presented the Lab-
att Challenge Trophy to Don Rae,
who also received the permanent
trophy from the club for the same
event.
Borden Jenkins a trophy to Erie
Walden, winner of the small bore
shoot.
and Joe Clark, secretary, reported
on club activities during the past.
year.
' Present Trophies
Terry Nethery presented trophies
to Ron Bell for the largest rain-
bow trout caught during the 1960
season; to Brian Metcalfe for the
largest bass; to Jack Henderson
for the largest speckled trout and
to Father Freker for the largest
brown trout.
The latter expressed his pleasure
in joining the Sportsmen at the
dinner,
Bob Walsh presented a plaque
to Barry Wenger of The Advanae-
Times, for the support which the
newspaper has afforded the cause
of conservation and the Wingham
Sportsmen's Association in particu-
lar. The award will be made an-
'Many in recognition of exceptional
service.
Guest Speaker
Ed Meadows, of the department
of Lands and Forests, Z011e forest-
er for • Western Ontario, was the
guest speaker and in a 'Alert ad-
dress he .complirriented the club
on the tournotti and said that it
is forging ahead k. its work, under
a good executiv.e. He sail the Club
is strong beca,ise it has founda-
tion of interested and hard-work-
ing members,
The speaker told the; Meeting
that the Wingham Sportsmen's
Association should be proud to live
in an area that has plenty of clean,
unpolluted water, which provides
future for the club and the corning
generation,
Tn reference to hunting, Mr. Mott-,
dOws auggestt,c1 that the land OW11-
ers should never be forgotten, for
without their good will hunting
would be e, thing of the past, .for
the hunter trespasses on private
land every time he takes to the
field. He thought the clith would
do Well to ask more rural residents
to join the organization.,
• The final award was presented
by Colin Campbell to Slim Bou-
cher, winner of the club's first pis-
tol shoot.
was master of ceremonies; Don R. with the Labatt Trophy and the.
club trophy Which he won in the trap shoot;-Erie Walden, who won
the rifle competition. Foreground are, Brian Metcalfe with his-trciphy.-
0
He complimented the club on its
Work in' the field of hunter. safety,•
and went on to point up the neces-
sity of continued work in this line, •
if hunting accidents are to be. cut
down,
The speaker criticized the 'prac-
tice of giving .22 rifles to young-
sters and suggested that in popu-
lated areas they should start 'with
shotguns,
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