The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-07-19, Page 13WEDNESDAY, .JULY 19th, '1967
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The Corporation ,Of the Village of Lucknow •
Statement of Revenue. ',and Expendiure
,For• the year Ended December 31; 1966
REVENUE
. Actual pudget..
Total Revenue from'•Taxation (Schedule 3') 89,517.07 89,245,00
Long^Term Debt Charges Recoverable (Sej edule 12.)25,705.50 -25,705,00
Contributions, Grants and Subsidies
Governments; '
Canada
Ontario
Welfare A ssistance 1, 822.10
• Highway. Improvement • '32.928.06
Payments in .lieu of mun-• . 508,12..
eipaltaxes.• •
Police and Fire :
Unconditional Per. Capita -
• Grants 3,093.00
Other Recreation grant '1;000.00
Other Municipalities
Licenses and Permits (include dog tax)
Intgrest, Tax Penalties, etc.:
Other 'Revenues
.Rents,' Concessionsand Franchises,. .
959.
Fines 38,08.
Service Charges 2,550.00
Recreation,and' Community .Services,
Miscellaneous
,Recovery of taxes written off •81.37
Bank Interest
Provision, for deferred' revenue • 4261.60:
Sundry • 103.92
Gross .Total Revenue
Total. Revenue, Section
555., 00'
•550.09
39,398.24. 9,480.00.
2,673.65 ''. 2,6.74.00
317•.46 • 200.00
454,.78.. 570.00
3,547.08 . 2,500.00
465.84
• .100.00 •
162'634'.62' 131,624.00 ;
$162,634..:62 131,624.00
' • EXPENDITURE
General Government
Executive and Legislative
Administrative
Other
'1,435.94
4,518.22
4,708.58
Protection to Persons.•
and Property
Fire
• Police
Law . Enforcement.
Street . Lighti
b",yUl.i9
5,689.28
• 68.20
5,270%41
PAGE THIRTEEN
Public Works Roads, Highways and Streets,
etc,, 36.,,892..49.
1,400.72.
Sanitation 'and Waste Removal,
Social Welfare (Schedule 10)
'Welfare Assistance
• Institutional Care
Actual . Budget
10,662.74 r 9,700,00•
17, 929.08..
•
4'75.83
1,823.00.
Welfare Administration 2,298,83
Education including debt charges (Schedule 9) • 29,,0.06.52
Recreation. and ;Community Services 2,503..65.
Debt :Charges
Long-term debt' charges (Sched:ule 11) 46,304.84 •
Less own share of school debt charges' •• 7;561.84.
38,743,09
17,000.00 •
•9,000.00
.1;4.00.00:
•
2,100,00
29,362.0.0 •
3,00'0.00 .
Short term 'interest and other chgs. 2,221.61 40,964.61 40,242..00
156.99
18 ,146.35 lu ,146 .35 ,
Taxes written .off
Joint'.'or. Special Expenditures
County Rates ' '.
Miscellaneous
Total 'Gross Expenditure
DefiFits from,.Previous Years Levied for
Surplus for the: Year
Total Expenditure Section
$ 159;,961.98
'1,570„00‘..
'161,5.31.98
1,'102.14;
150.00
130,054.00
1,570.;00
131,624.00`
$162,634,62. ' $':131,624.00`
GANNON
lvlr. And Mrs. Cecil Blake were, '
among the guests who attended the
luncheon .atthe home 'of M. .and,
Mrs. Ernie, .Haslam at .,Glen Cross .on
• Saturday in honor•of Mary• Mikula. .
of Torontco whose marriage to
Michael Anderson:of,.London takes
place •in August
Mr. and Mrs.: Henry Leachman of.
Rockwood'were,week end visitors
with .their daughter; Mrs. Don
Aubin, Mr. Aubin and 'children.:
Mrs. Bert'Ree'd of ListOwei Wand'
Mrs. Dorothy;:Dowling.of Toronto
visited recently with Mr and Mrs,'
.Wilbur Crown'',.
Mrs. Harvey Culbert and, daughter.
Lyn, left last •week to spend a
month with her sisters in Saskatch-'
• „ ewart.' ,
v.
Mr. and Mrs. -Bert 'Wiggins ;of
• .Brantford visited with friends here
• k
over :.the week
Mr'.' arid Mrs, Robert Irvin and
'Mr; ' and Mrs. Gordon Finnigan • ,
, visited on:Sunda with. Mr., and
Mrs. Jackson kieve of ThameSville.
Visitors on SaturdaY -with Mr.'. and'-
Mrs. ,Gordon' Finnigan were Mrs.
Margaret Manning and. Mr, and,
Ms
.Bill -.Man '
nmg�of-London'�and
Dr,. and. Mrs Do
n•
Fletcher; Paul
•-'arid Susan of Toronto '
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Pentland
'sited oh Sunday With Donna in
Victoria. Hospital; London and are
pleased to report that Donna .•is:
'making''Satisfactory
recovery from
• her accident,;
•
▪ Visiting with Mr; and Mrs. And-
erson Muford
g at the week -end
were Mrs.. Mugford's mother, Mrs..
Abner Morris of Huronview , Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Mugford ,• Donald,
Larry and Lorraine off Mount Clem-
ens, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Len
Chrristlaw, Nile,, Eben and d Kevin
Knight,.. Eva Numners and Larry
McGee of Oak Park, Michigan.
huck Young was at. the h,orne of
his•parents, Mr, ,and Mrs.' Fred
Young Heis att
ending.cade
Camp at ipperwash.
Piano Pupils
Holy Recital
On Friday everring,'June 30th, a
Piano Recital was held in St.
Peter's Hall, for the 'P.pupils of Mrs;
Thomas Pritchard. Parents and
friends attended making'aver.;
.. very
good crowd. S ;
Mrs.• Pritchard ,acted as Chair
lady. • The .following pupils took
parts Stephen:•and Gloria Gollan,
children of Mr, and: Mrs,. Grant
Gollan; .Laurie `Chisholm, :daught-
et"of Mt. arid 'Mrs. Grant
',Chisholm; Corinne Cranston,.''
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan•
Cranston;. Ruth Graham, daughter
of 'Mr.: ,ands Mrs. Allan Graham;
Cathy,. Dore', .daughter. of Mr.: -and
Mrs. 'Donald Dore; Janice Gaunt,,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Gaunt;'Carol Webster, daughter of
Mr;. and Mrs. George :Webster;
Phillip Black; son of M. and :Mrs.
'Elmer Black; Eleanor Johnstorie,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
stone.
Laurence Jay w;as:to perforrr but.
was attending Expo, ' '•
Two of the pupils had just tried
their Piano exams. Since then-, the,
results have come in: 'Corinne
Cranston successfully passed her
Grade 4' Piano.,Laurence,Jay passed
bis Grade 4 Piano with honours.•
Followineg'the performance Mrs
.
Fritchard•told-the pupils and
t?i11. John -
,nderson Family
old First Reunion
WHITECHURCH'NEWS
The 'Anderson 'Reunon''was' held •
at the home of -Mr.: and Mrs. •Gor
don Riritoul where all gathered at
1` o'clock for dinner On Sunday.
Present for this' first reunion ' were
Mr•, and Mrs•.. Kenneth Liettrell•,:
Nancy,,, John and Wendy of Prince. •
George , B. C; ,• Mrs i'^ Robert : P.urdon:
and.'Elizabeth Anderson of Belgrave;
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bott and :fam
ily of Belwood; lvlr , and .Mrs..
Curran, St, Helens; . -Mi'. and Mrs.
Roy "Gardner and Tracy, of London;
'Mr. and Mrsr Ross..Henry and • •
family of Dungannon, •Mr, and ,Mrs.;
' Archie Purdon ,. Cathy, .. Lori and. '••
• Kendra; Air .,,and.Nits. Leroy Ri,n '•
toul and Carol . During the after. •
noon, games and contests'.were' en
joyed'..by all. All enjoyed supper
before departing' for home .'
Gayle Rintoul, 'Ruth. and Paul
Elliott; 4'H Calf Club, members
enioyed a bus trip t .Hamilton on
Sherwoods bus on Tfiesday .
and 'Mrs . Eric Vans, Diane,
Allan.,. Randy and ;Melvin of Hyde
-Park •who :had ,spent -this week hol-,.
=idaying in their tent at ,lnverh:uron
teach,' .visited on; Friday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eill E'varis:'
Mr. and Mrs, Fred 'Tiffin and;
Russel' Ritchie were in, London on
'Wednesday.'
Quite .a few from' here attended
.challengethe. Sale in Teeswater on Saturday
parents of the greatof the late Myles, MacMillan': •
opened up for these children.,. It is
hoped they realize the treasure
they hold, beyond the fact that
they can play "God Save the
Olken". A whole career has been
opened to these young people. •
With some work, it can:becorne a
,very challenging 'career So many
times; a challenge like this' is
dropped because of age, hiimework
or outside activities,'lt is hoped
that parents acid all teachers; can
prevent this from happening.
• A light lunch was served by Mrs, •
Pritchard, and her pupils' a'nd a
socialperiod followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watt, Rob-
ert, Donald and Norman left last
Tuesday evening for Clearbrook',
British Columbia, the/hotr►e of
'Mrs. .Watt's parents. They went' by
way of Tobermory.
Mrd. and Mrs. Victor Emerson,,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin Were
in London oh' Friday at St. Joseph's
'�Hospital•where Charles received
treatment, • '
We• are pleased to report Mrs.
Olive Gass was able to, return'Thurs
day evening to Wingham and
District Hospital,
Mrs: 0; Anderson:
Is Guesf Sped, ker
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Whitechurch Women's Institute
held ..their regular meeting on .Tues-
day evening at 8:30 . m. in White•
day g P
church Community Memorial Hall
with an .attendance ,of ,21„ The
president:, Mrs; BiillEyans opened
tin with the singing of the.
the rnee g g , g
Ode and repeating the Creed in %
unison. • After Mrs ; Evans extended,
a welcome to all. the ;secretary.
Mrs: Russel McGuire read'. the
minutes and correspondence.; The .
roll call was 'answered by "Short
cuts'to good housekeeping" . Plans
.were ;made for the Old' Tithe', Dance
to be held October 9 as :there will
be no Meeting to August,
Miss Helen Gibbons played the:
cc 'solos '
following Accordion ordion , Princess
Waltz` .Greenup time, Drink 'to me
only With Thine Eyes.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson of Celgrave,'
was guest speaker 'for Tome Econo- ..
mics and Health .program and
chose the life of Dr : Oiler , ,as ;an
example of how to live to preserve
:health, The secret of successful
living.is,to so live :that. ou.can
Y .
shut out the things ;that fancier ..•
development. Begin •every.ly-with
sprayer, not for tomorrow Or yester-
day, but for today.' Take no
thoughts for the morrow for it, takes
care of itself:. Live in touch with
the best -things, then we are pre
pared to pass them on. She conclu-
ded with the poem, 'How funny
man can be , Mrs .`George Walker
on behalf of the Women's Institute,
presented Mrs,,, Anderson with a
gift.. .
Mrs. Victor Einerson gave the
motto Salt your food'with humor,'
pepperit with art and sprinkle it4
over with the charm of friendship.
We go this way, but. once, ,so make
the most of id Eat .; drink, think
and act so that• you may live' long •
past the,century mark and enjoy
every minute of it. To do this,'
salty our life 'with '.a sense of hu •
o'r, , without which. yohumu would be;
NLROSS CORNERS
Mr. and Mrs. Midford °°Wall visit;-:
ed onSunday evening with. Mr, and '
Mrs; Tom Hackett .
`'Mr, and. Mrs., Gerald.Stewart.of'
Kincardine 'visited on.Sunday :even-'
ing with -Mr, and 'Mrs 'Torn Stewart
and: boys.' " .
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Benedict and
Virginia spent last Thursday in.
Dundas':.
Mr and 'Mrs: Rae 'Haldenb Yof
.
Teeswater`visited on. Sunday'with
Mr; and Mrs'. N; E Haldenby and,
'family.
.Crenda Haldenby of Kitchener;.
Mx. 'and Mrs. Donald Haldenby and.
Sally Ann of Toronto spent the
weekend at their home •here.: .
The 'Wall "Picnic was held at the
hone of Mr.' and. Mrs.' Morley
Wall. on Sunday; July 16.
Mr."and".Mrs; N. E. lialdenby. and
Y.
family attended the Percy Picnic
in Kincardine on.Sunda.. afternoon.
Mr.nd'Mrs., James Haldenby Y.
spent. the Weekend in' Toronto
where they 'attended Ronald Heald-
enby's -.wedding on Saturday,
unable to exist.. Few people user
'More than 10%0 of their lung capac-
ity. 'Breath'elike a.baby whose
abdbmen rises and falls regularly.
Adults breathe •shallowly; just .en
Pugh to keeps them living. Learn to
breathe 'deeply and give yourself
more oxygen. To pepper your life
withart learn the art of intelligent
conversation. Listen attentively,
talk about the other, fellow's inter-
ests., avoid dull details speak
Precisely; be tolerant and tactful.
Now- is the •time'to'extend a
friendly greeting to strangers at all
mgeetin s. ,'Don't wait for them to
.
come•to you, You go to them."
Mr., and Mrs . ••Ed Walker delighted
the audience by •showing slides they
had taken of. Niagara Falls !England
g,nd also of 'local folks., They also
gave interesting. commentary of `
the_ pictures.. Mr. and Mrs. Walker
were thanked by Mrs. Emerson for ,• •
the showing of their slides,, ; K.
-The hostesses Mrs. Ed:Walker and
Mrs..George Walker served lunch;,
:..