The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-05-03, Page 11yyEDNESDAY, MARCH: 5*
190 THE 'L,UCKNOV9 ;SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Huron: county A ssessmentBudget Is
Up$5OOOOirornOitginal :Estimate
BY'SHIRLEY J. KELLER • for the assessment department.. The
• • K • report submitted by A.D. Smith,
•
A budget of $197,425 was adopted reeve of Turnberry, noted the cost'
by Huron County Council FridaY - was "•considerabl hi her than: the
" Y' g
department of municipal affairs led
us to believe'
eakf-ng on befta1f of the-budggt
assessment core mtssioner E. F.
Hall saidhthere-was front 4OE
$50 , 000 •which the department of
municipal affairs "somehow forgot
about"
He said council was. "not c elibe.r-
W;hen:J�hnny has.:a.fever,
you . ., the doctor.
h`:,•
e hairdresser for art: appointrnen
ill the, plane be on time?
and:f ind out:,:.
tio
)U can always ..:..:...the drugstore
for a refill �n your prescnption.
FrIer:;°1
11
senagers u e.
. •• • •
t.
were fQ±: the, general government.
:(executive) expenses , .$6,1,100; the
general government (administrat:-
log) expenses ,, $67,100; 'and con
struction safety„ $7.,, 400 ;•
:Huronview'• budget was approved
at $746,466 with.the'countyshare
being $78 , 900. Tn his report ; . ' •
• R• eeveRobert Lyons, chairman of
the'Huronvi.ew committee,' noted
that salaries and employment ben-
efits; now ,.account for $5.41;0.00 or
over 70 percent of the total budget,
Compulsory"arbitration;is thought'
tubeupcoming in the -matter of .a'
.wage settlement with union • employ
ees atw-the_home who. wouid....tiot... .
agree to. an. offer made by the
committee
A new roof for the 1954 addition
estimated to: cost $11,000 has been •
included --in the- budget
ately misled" by the ,department
but that the department obviously
-hail "no,idehat-.this-would_
cost'.because. the department had
•
n4 i)lsuna-l--e rgeriertce"
assessment matters..
Reeve Anson McKinley asked, if
next year's budget wouldbe some -
What lower, ,
''t'rnl• shocked to learn this will
'cost over $7 ,000 for every munic-
ipality in the county , " stated Mc;
Kinley, "If this win. be the case
from noW on, we were a damn
sight better off the way -we were
before
"The job has not been done in the
past, sir,"•retorted'Hall who'estim-
ated that about, $31,000 would
deleted from next:year'rs budget:if •
salariesremain static. "The Act
states that every home will be
visited annually-and..this has not •
been done.. •The records: are• wholly
knadequate'
"It depends on the individual who
is building a set of cupboards
whether he hires a carpenter 'or a
nail Puller,.' observed Hall.
Reeve Roy Pattison, Wawanosh',
asked•Ha1T if there was much'
"hidden assessment" in the county
as council: hadbeen led to believe ;.
Hall .said that after Working 'in
Huron County for .only .about two.
months, he was convinced that
there has been: a great•.deal of'btis-. ,
iness assessment which,has•been.
overlooked
He, told Reeve *James .Armstrong.,
Clinton, •that a businessman pays •
"strictly on the property ,he:
occupies" and not the volumn of
business he .conducts.
Hall told council his department
would assess properties according to
the Act;:
assure you , - you 1,4.41_ hear .:about
it ' advised Hall.. '
Newly appointed directors of the
Children's Aid 'Board are 6J ick
'Alexander, reeve';of W ingham and
Lloyd�•Hendrick; .d°eputy-reeve of
Hay.. Reeve A. D..;Smith and M' ' •
Allan are former members . `
other. budgets adopted by council
some pictures at home and bring-
ing theto school We hang them
: ;on the blackboard.*•
We have .been having lovely
sunny: weather this week
This week we made Eskimo, girls:
and' boys
To -day, Friday; we received a
'letter from Mrs. : Frayne and we
read' it 'together-. • . .
Mrs - ..Wilson's Grade ;5 and 6.
-made. a booklet of riddles and.:a
er, notice that practically�. every a
e .•paper s ays' For info r r at i:on,
•
en the" kids are
• • • . • •. „• • i '.
g:ett
the.n-eighbou
em home.
PAGE ELEVEN
Ann•Dalton
Competes ,fit ClinioR.
By Bridget Dalton and
'Pat Boyle`
This week we had studentteachers
from Stratford Teachers College•
Marlene Michaels, Kitchener' and..
Ross Stager; Waterloos were with
Mr,.Steffler's:Grad,e.7 and d,8;• Pam;
Kapron. Waterloo:and,Christine
Habsch, Kitchener 'were -with Mrs,
Wilson's Grades 5; and G.: '
The playoffs in Captain Ball .
are to be held next week between
the first four top teams, HenryVan
Rooy's.Team. 8 is leading, Team 5 ...
under.'Delores Neves, is second and
Colin Chisholm's Team 6 is in,„
third place. • • .
'On Tuesday; 1
Grades to• 5 saw
films'on "The Policeman" and . . ;
"Elephant Baby".'
' Miss*De Bruyn's Grades 4 and 5.
are 'making a `book on "Elephant. •
Baby" •for Grades 2 and 3 to"read
The Grades'4 and 5 have made
telephones' ant.. of. tans with: connect.,
ing wires for,their,social studies '
Oft Monday , Ann Dalton from •
Grade .E spoke in the public speak
ing ;contest. athi;; Clinton . :
ts. m
Frayne came hoiiie from
hospital this week but has not come
back ,to school yet..
In Science, Grades'2•and 3 are
almost finished with planets
Grade 1 pupils are starting .to
" m•
.print frothe board .
. ,On Wednesday. the teachers
— celebratedMrs Riegling's
•
birthday by having a special dinner :.
KINDERGARTEN NEWS
On Friday •there were, eight people
away in out. classroom..
And: when: your husban:d's ,Late in
+coming• home, of course''he.
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an you imagine your 'day wit out the
Cosiad07:-.
'Bulk:Managed
and'owned by Canadians
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•y:
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OLIVET
Mrs. Robert Osborne and Mrs
Oscar White attended the United
Church Women's Presbyterial
rneeting in Port Elgin on •
'Wednesday. '
The United Church Messengers''
,conducted the .opening exercises of
'the Sunday School this week . The
president , Nancy •McGuire.•opened
with'a verse;: 'What Is Over
which was answered `by Joyce. Black
and.Ronnie McGuire; Choral
reading of the. Scripture
was giver' by Joyce, Osborne, Brian,..
"Co cling' and Wendy 'Hamilton,
Wendy Hamilton read a 'letter she
received, from their sponsored child
in Korea. A :story was read -by • •
Joyce Black; After classes, Sunday
school closed with a hymn and the
Mispah benediction.:
•
Laurie' MacCharies, we under
stand, is suffering ;with rheumatic
fever.
Severa1.people have been doing.
booklet containing their diaries for
the week.
KJNLOSS
Mr.and Mrs..•Fraser• MacKinnon
attended the. Dairy Herd, Improve •
meet, Banquet and meeting held at
Belgrav' riday.
'Mr:.. and s: Frank MacKenzie
and Mrs. race Hamilton• were in •
Londonon. Thursday. While there,
Muriel and Margaret purchased new
flowers for 'South, Kinloss Church.
Mr: Telford Penfold had lunch
on Sunday Mr. anti'
Mrs. Ira Dickie..
Visitors -.during -the w.Pek-Pnd
with Mr. and: Mrs. Gilbert.
Hamilton were Susan` Barr of Kin-
lough.
in
lough,Mr.. and Mrs; John Harrill
-
ton of Mr.
Mrs „ Wm .
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Smith and. twin daughters of.Pres'-
ton...,
Mr. and, Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall
visited on the week-endwith
friends and relatives :in Kitchener
On Saturday Ann saw the Ice Cap'
ades with'h
• and other 'senior citizens front
Luckhem •
Mr, 'and Mrs. Edgar Caswell and •
Donna of Swift Current, Saskatc
.ewan were week -end visitors w iter
Mr • and Mit., Harvey Houston.
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