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Tit" Goderieh" Signal, -Star, Thursday, April 23, 1966
'66 Budget
Brought -Down Here
Schedule 4'A"
Summary -IN 1 aK-R4tosr -1966,
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Estimated Revenue from tax- t
ation for General Municipal Pur-
i oseS `(not. -diminished ,by Un -j
eondii Tonal Grant), $282;330,01 °1
Total Assesarient for Geperall
Purposes, $7,67.3,70.0,00.
'vim rate equivalent, (Commer-
cial rl!iill rate), 36.79 mills.
Unconditional Grant, 320,800.-
00, -
Assessment Residential and
farm, $4,712,500.00.
llfill rate equivalent (Reduc-
tion Afforded res. and farm pro-.
gerties), 4:41' mills:` '
The residential and farm rate
being No. 3 less No. 6 Will be,
32.38 mills.
The residentiwl and farm rate
of 32.38 mills on an assessment
of $4,712,500 will produce, $152,-
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5 9;0.75,
Tirrs commercial rate of 36.79
mills on an assessment o. $2,-
961,200 will produce $108,942.55.
Public Sehogl requisition,
$121,387.59:
Commercial assessment pigs
901, residential assessment,
$6,598,340.00.
Commercial mill .i,ate equival-
ent, 13.40 mills.
Residential mill rate being
90% of commercial rate, 16.56
mills.
Separate School requisition,
$11,115.00.
Commercial assessment plus
905 residential " assessment,
$604,110.00.
Commercial mill rate equival-
ent, 18.40 mills.
Residential mill rate being
90%, of commercial rate, 16.56
mills.
High School requisition, $131,-
548.57.
Commercial assessment plus
90% residential assessment, $7,-
202,450.00.
Commercial mill rate' equiv.:
alent, 18.26 mills.
Residential mill - rate being
905. of •commercial rate, 16.44
mills.
Couhty i equisition, $127,233.-
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Assessment for County pur-
poses, $7,673,700.00.
Tax rate -County purposes,
16.58 mills
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Honored' Here
Hoitnesville
HOLMESVILLE. Mr. and
Mrs: Tarn Copky ant Itobert,
Sault Ste. Marie, Were recent
visitors with lIr. and Mrs. pldon
Yeo and l:�niii�•.
lVirs. '(Sydney Kaastra and
rchildren spent a week with rola-
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,tiv )31 B.10111,0911.•
Robert Norman attended a
enurse in Industrial Radiology
in Ogawa last .week.
Gordon. and Mrs. M. Stock
attended the 25th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Williams, Goderich.
Mrs. Sybil Palmer leaves on
Friday by air for Herne, Switzer-
land to visit tier son-in-law and
daughter, fir. and Mrs. Rolland
Gerjig.
Mrs. Chas. Houghton was host-
ess at a shower on Tuesday even-
ing, April -19, for 'Miss Beryl
Steve'i"s, a bride of this month.
The guest of honor Was the re-
cipient of many lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Ross and
Jahn have meved to their new
borne at Nairn Drive, east of
Goderich.
A presentation ceremony was
held at, the. Ontario Hospital
"recently VO:T. lienor-
Hagar, medical superintendent,
an the eve of his departure to • William Henry McClinchey of
become director the psYehiat- R.R. 1,; _Auburn, died . Friday
ric clinic at Brantford General morning after• a short illness at
Hospital.; ° " 0the age of 77.
The psychiatrist received gifts Survivors: sisters, Mrs. Char -
from: Mrs. N. Enzensberger on les (Kate) Robinson, Wingham;
behalf 'of the Hospital Welfare Mrs Charles (Esther) Patter.
Fund, Mrs. William Kreps and Parkhill; Mrs. Charles (Iona)
Miss S.°Chisholm, from- the staff, Jefferson,,Donr..ybrook; brothers,
and Dr. T. Boylan, representing Gordon and Sydney, both of
the hospital. Auburn.
Mrs. H. Pearson presented a . Funeral service was held Sun -
bouquet of a dozen red roses day at 2.30 p:m. in the Arthur
to Mrs. Hagan. .. •- funeral home. Rev. John Wheel;
Hospital administrator Boss er, ,Auburn, and Rev. Harold
McDaniel acted as master 'of Snell, Londpn, conducted the
cerem )vies and Dr. W. Watters service.
thanked Dr. Hagan on behalf Pall anis were six neghews:.
of the hospital. Har and John 1\ eClinchey,
Dr. Hagan's friends. and as- Gor n and Edward Rubinson,
sociates were present from On-, Jim Potter and Wesley Jeffer-
tairio-Hospitals in _Toronto, Ham- soh,. Flower. bearers, were- ne-
ilton, London, Owen Sound; Pal- phews; Ga•-th and Lloyd" -Mc:
merstcn and the C.P.R.I. insti- Clinehey: Interment followed
tute in Byron. , , in Blyth, Union cemetery.
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and the meditation and prayer
John Gelling has purchased
the Chas. Houghton farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Houghton
have moved to their new 'home
west. of the village, formerly
owned by Ewan Ross.
Mrs Frank McCullough has
returned home from Clinton
Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. .Hank Gelling
(nee Beryl Stevens) were mar-
ried on Saturday, April 23, at
the Chapel „of $.t. Luke, West-
minster Hospital, London. On
their return from their honey-
moon they twill take up resid-
ence at the Lavis Apartments.
Messengers Meet
The Messengers met Friday
afternoon at 4 p.ni. in the Sun-
day school rooms. The Scrip-
ture Was read . by Mary Heard
DONNYBROOK
by Mrs. R. Potter. •
The offering was received by
Cindy Rapson and Patricia Har-
ris and dedicated by Laurelanne
Bond. Sharon Potter read a
poem. The story was given by
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Mrs. G.li Blake
The prc ra.a committee for'
May will be Wendy Miller and
Marlene Yeo. The craft pro -
feet for Mothcr's`Day was under
the direction of Mrs. -.F. Cante-r
lon. World .Friends were dis=
tributed by Marlene Yeo.
School History
H and S'Topic
History ,Was the topic chosen
by T R. Hunter, former reeve
and school trustee of Colborne
Township, for the annual meet-
ing ,of the Colborne ..Township
Home and School Association
Tuesdayr April 19th at Zion
school.
Banquet Honors
By Dave Smith
The Goderich Siftos were hon-
ored at a banquet held at the
Arena last Saturday night. •The
team was ,presented with' rings
bearing the")iced. Wing insignia.
Special guests were present
along with several of the par-
lce
,e,nts of #.lie. stat � WAxiac , Y
players, Guest speaker wasp Dr.
K: Lambert who spoke on "In-
uividuality."
Standing in ler-Booster Club
president Larry Aldham, • Jim
gave out rspecial thanks to the
Booster Club and anyone who
helped with the team this year.
Mr. 'Wilkinson commented that
these boys were in his opinion,
as fine a group of young men
as you would find in any com-
rrunity and apart from "break-
�n ; coutile--bf beds' never -gave
him pne bit of trouble.
Councillor Jewell spoke to the
guests and said he hoped that
the excellent relations between
the Booster Club and the . town
From a humble beginning in
a one -room log school to . the
formation of the - school area
and a modern central school, the
guest speaker included humor-
ous incidents, happenings of his:
torieal significance, and former
well-known teachers and pion-
eer families who attended the
various school, sections. Histor-
ical items were on display.
M-rs. L. Harrison conducted
the installation ceremonies and
the following offieers were
sworn in: President, Mrs. G.
Chamney; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. Verdon Vanstone; 2nd vice-
president, Mrs. J. Scdtt; 3rd vice-
president, Mrs. R. Kernighan;
treasurer, Mrs. Feagan; re-
cording and corresponding -sec-
retary, Mrs .F. McMichael; fin-
ance convener, Mrs. W. Reid;
membership convener, Mrs. M.
Montgomery; program conven-
er and press secretary, Mrs. A.
Durst; social convener, Mrs,' E.
William. Henry. -_M C:lihGh r: Rea urn:.f s e-ara-1 convener, --Mrs:
C. Allen; council representa-
tive, Mrs. B. Homan,
The incoming president, Mrs.
G. Chamney, thanked the past
president and her executive and
expressed the wish for contin-
ued support for the newexecu-
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¶J{arding does 6Beautiful Thiigs;
‘44: with Du Tont Nylon
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BRIDGE
There were five tables in play
at the Goderich °' Duplicate
Bridge Club -.iii Monday° -night..
Winners aad their" .scores were
as follows: MrspF. Reid and Mrs.
B. Erskine, 48%; .Mrs. 11
Sproule and Mrs. I. Papernick,
.421f!; Mrs. J. Cook and Mrs. J.
Chisholm, 39; Mrs. A.' Galbraith
and Dr. I. Waimbera, 371/•_x.
Now let's be practical. A thing of beauty islot a
jdy forever unless it wears and wears. That's -
why we don't use.ordinary nylon in our carpets.
We use Du Pont 100', heavy carpet nylon. And w .,,make our
carpets td Du Pont '501'" quality standards. This makes a big dif-
ference. Du Pont continuous filament carpet nylon yarn is made
of strong, unbroken filamentswhich run the length of the carpet.
This means the pile resists pilling, fuzzing and
shedding. It's the toughest, strongest, longest -
wearing carpet fibre known. And i• thember
a Harding Carpet is pretty.
Visit us soon and ask to see a Harding Carpet bearing the Du
Pont '501' certification mark.
McART.HiJR & REILLY
WEST STREET
Goderich Siftos
would continue in `future years
as it had in the past.
Coach W. Horner introduced
the guest speaker and gave a
brief talk on D:. Lambert's back-'
ground.
in his -speech . Dr. Lambert
commented on the "importance
a
take will v 0 1
tl h
of a person
stand of his own in all th
things that he does. He also,
stated that a person should not
go to school becausehe feels.
that he has to but that a person:
whofeels thi$ way should be
out 11 the world working in a
lumber yard or at any job and
realize for what he or she is
Suited for best.
After the rings' had been pre-
sented the boys presented Mr.
Horner and Mr. Wilkinson with.
gifts.
It was a ,ne conclusion to a
wonderful year for the $ode-,
rich Siftos who made it to the
league finals for the first time
since a Junior 'TO team was
started here.
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REG. 2.90 Qt.
QT. 1.75
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COLORS
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