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"Read," he blazed. "See what that comp»itor did to my opening line." Th friend read aloud: "My son, my pig, :y counterpart."~â€"Canadaink. Small Boy: "Aâ€"aâ€"aâ€"hâ€"h!" Minister: "Is that the proper way to thank a person for gift?" Uncle Jim gives him a drink." The letter continues: "In order that vendors and censors may be properly equipped to carrty out the duties of holding down to a minimum the amount of liquor that permit holders receive from time to time, they should be brought into headquarters and given schooling. and lectures on their responâ€" sibility. They should be told that disâ€" missal awaits them if they cannot carry ‘out their job in s marner that will remedy these abuses. Minister (treating small boy to da): "Now what do you say, my 1 man ?" tioned by the Premier on campaign platforms are embodied in the changes just annowced.â€"Toronto Telegram. was returned to power. In answering the attacks, Premier G. Howard Ferguâ€" son said amendments to the Act were contemplated. The amendments would tighten up control of the Act, be said, There are several cases of chickenâ€" pox in town these days. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duffield, of Brantford, Ont., were visitors to the ed. The board has done wonderful work along this line in getting its staff to be efficient from a business standâ€" point. An additional step must be takâ€" en to get them efficient from a conâ€" tral standpoint." The operatton of the Ontario Liquor Control Act was the focal point of the attack on the Conservative government during the recent provincial election campaign. However, the government and reduce drinking throughout the province. Many of the reforms menâ€" "When a vendor permits excessive purchase, he should be brought in and confronted with the permit and asked why it was allowed. Probably the first time, he should be given another chance, after that there should be inâ€" stant dismissal. Vendors must underâ€" stand that their duty is not to sell but to control; if they fail, then they must make way for someone who can. If they cannot go through these tests fa:h-ly_._then they should not be employâ€" "All employees taken on by the inâ€" spectors or others, should go through course of instruction before they are put to work. "When permits are being issued, and probably when liquors are being bought there should be available for distribuâ€" tion educational literature setting out warnings against excessive use of alâ€" coholic¢ liquors in favour of small purâ€" Salient among the made by the government is one that, when efiected, will make the liquor stores deposits for the issuance of temperâ€" amce literature as well as for liquor. Hon. W. H. Price, is a letter to Sir the poet gasped to his friend, I wrote a poem about my little boy ui began the first verse with these _ A checkâ€"up on wineries and a canâ€" celiation of their permits on proof of sale to minors. fic Act making a stiffer penalty for drunken driving and announced that he had written to all magistrates, bringing forcibly to their attention the severity of the penalties that can be inflicted now for this offence. Thursday, Nov. 21st, Instant dismissal of permit issuers giving one man two or more permits. The Attorneyâ€"General also forecast an amendment to the Highway Trafâ€" Issuance of temperance cduzcational literature with every permit. Issuance of a special warning on drinking and driving with purchase. Extra inspection in large city stores during the rush hours. Briefly_summarized the propsced reâ€" gulations are as follows: The appointment of five or six superâ€" visors to check stores throughout the province and report direct to the Ligquor Control Board A schcool for impressing control principles on all present vendors, perâ€" mit censors and all new employces. LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD ACTS T0 END L.G.A. ABUSES Following quickly on the outcome of the provincial elections Attorneyâ€"Genâ€" eral Price has announced matcrial changes in regulations under which the Liquor Control Act is administered, and Sir Henry Drayton, chairman of the L. C. A. board, has followed up with orders to vendors and other employees where necessary. It is evident that Premier Ferguson and members of his cabinet had given seriouus thought to abuses which had arisen since governâ€" ment control was put in operation, and before the election had determined to make changes. In this respect, the premier has thus made good his elecâ€" tion campaign undertakings. Amendments and Changes in Regulaâ€" tions to be Made in Roeference to the Liquor Control Act in Ontario The poet drew a newspaper from hi; "*My son. my pigmy counterpart.‘" AH, TNDEED! Broadway Lots Housing Water Rates Bewers Service Bank Balanceâ€" January l1st, 1929 "General" January ist, 1929 "Pay Rolil" Technical School ...... Rebates on Taxes ... N. S. F. Cheques ... Public School ............ Debentures Principal Debentures Interest . Water Rates Rebates Separate School : 000092000 en ies Cemetery ... i e laxraaÂ¥ in se Cement Walks Construction 1928 Ciarnishee Costs Previous Accounts Payable . Less accounts charged to different departments but not yet paid : ;:::;;.:2" : t Waterworks Administration Mattagami School ... High School ... i y BandStand ....::......:..... n sn ons OfTice â€" EXDEenSCS .Afi i ienss :.2 NA n hsnl y s sb en P Printing, Advertising and Stationery Births, Marriages and Deaths ............. Salaries and Allowances Police:..;..::,. Ei Streets Maintenance ... Sewers Maintenance ... MHouseâ€"Sewers: .:..:..::.............. Wooden Walks .................. Board of Health ................ CHATDRAGGC 3.A :.: iY esd s sns «»CollectiOn . Municipal Building ... Assessment Waterworks Maintenance Election Expense: Water Purchased Donation ... N::S. . Cheques....<.;..s:.c..0..0(â€"10 Penalties on arrears of Taxes Yearâ€" .ce ... Y eRt 1027 :: qss uh. Year s in ds Year 19285 ..;..... c Rent Charity lc House Sewer Accounts Receivable 1928 Levy Byâ€"law 362........................ Surplus Expense§s is Bank Balances:â€" Taxesâ€"Business and Incomeâ€" Year AQ2R : *.: s io. e k db s Water :Rates . .;::.......:..... Sewer Service ........... Poll Broadway Avenue Lots Accounts Rccelvable Bank Balanceâ€" November 15th, 1928 "CGeneral" Overdrawn Bank Balanceâ€" Police Fines ... Police Refund Licenses From November 15th, 1928 to December 31st, 1928 December 3ist, 1928 "General" December 3ist, 1928 "Pay Roll" November 15th, 1928 "Pay Roll" January l1st, 1929 to November 15th, 1929 ABSTRACT STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ABSTRACT STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Expenses RECEIPTS THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO $11,3998.34 $3,1984.15 2,504.24 6,332.00 931.70 3,194.15 2,004.24 2,137.55 991.08 838.50 19.50 $148,105.74 $143,269.14 $143,269.14 $148,967.53 52,921.46 1,640.00 1,940.00 1,0938.75 $10,552.986 15.00 125,000.00 9.45 272.80 13,000.00 217,120.25 21,979.09 110.53 9.15 23,030.94 101.18 .90 348.09 2.49 $2,1712.50 F,946.80 3,659.40 2,352.71 1,944.00 6,000.00 10,000.00 4,932.50 1,838.00 7,263.70 4,836.60 82.15 140.00 364.31 411.25 1,567.00 1,711.71 2,000.00 1,354.85 5,698.39 841.07 1,762.50 1,83"7.01 750.00 1,178.05 15.00 15.00 1,602.67 10.00 8;081o85 175.76 198.00 300.00 13.50 58.00 * OAn Taxesâ€"Business and Income Year 1925 and 1924............ Year 1924 i ies Y 1028 YTear‘> 19290 S TOWN OF TIMMINS FINANCIAL â€"STATEMENT Water Hates .:..................}... C y se hh eb Dog Catcher e o es in s t . Weterworks COnstruction ............._........0.. Bar%leman and Gauthier Annex Debenture Inst Linbility Insurance ... hoi en se Tax Suspense Account .......... n ienss LaFrance Fire Engine ................... o ids FTenamilty Of Of ‘TMNCG Cement Walks Construction 1928.............._. Less accounts charged to different departments but not yet paid . Waterworks Tools .................... Municipal Building Equlpment Waterworks Equipment Tax SHAIG Cemetery â€" Weigh Scales ........... Taxes on Town Properties ..................................... EingiIngering in se s en U s Births, Marriages and Deaths ... Water FProntadge n ie i Bundry Accounts Payable at January lst, 1929 CGarnishec" COSt . i. e ie LiCcense ReDALtQ i.i i in ce n n n in r dsn ber revag s ts School Taxes Local Improvement ....................... Rebate on Taxes ... Loan Retired ............... Public School ...:.............. Debentures "Principal" Debentures "Interest" Water Rates Rebates .. Separate School Salaries and Allowances ............... Police Department Maintenance.. Fire Department Maintenance .. Street Maintenance ... o e o is Sewers Maintenance ..........0.0.0.0 House . ... se Wocden Walks Maintenance ... Board of Health "Sundry‘" ... Board of Health "Garbage" ... Incinerator Maintenance ... Charity e s .sn s ied i s 0. sc Municipal Building Maintenance s Waterworks Administration .......... Waterworks Maintenance ... cce Imperial Bank, Interest .......... Election Expenses .................... Cost of ‘Tags Office Equipment ... Compensation Insurance Water Meters .................... Mattagami School ... .. School:...::..::......:........ Legal EXpenSeS Printing, Advertising and Stationeries Travelling Expenses ............,.................... Refund on Charity ... Waterworks, Thawing ... Shortage Suspense Account Salaries and Allowances ... Transient Traders License Compensation Board ... enb :.2 Turn on Recéeipts ............ e it Weigh Scale Receipts................0.... Railway Tax ... s e e e on s‘ Royalty ....... P id N: x se ienss ; House Sewer Accounts Recelvable. . sale of" Materia]®*...:.;..... . â€"2,....\ it oc i s iess Tax Collector‘s Shortages and Overs Bank Balances: November 15th, 1929 "General" November 15th, 1929 "Pay Roll" Water Purchased ... Road Equipment ... Dongtion .. Miscellaneous Expenses Taxesâ€"Land Taxesâ€"Tisdale Arrears, 1928 ... Bartleman Gauthier Annexation 19"9 N. 5. _ Acerued Interest on Debenturea Premiums on Sale of Debentures Penalty on Arrears of Taxes Year Year Year Year Year Traders 1929 1928 1927 1926 10925 217,099.83 30,980.37 21,415.01 10,639.34 1,246.28 76.66 52.89 1,162.92 74,886.02 6,7175.66 821,31 $837,664.33 $837,617.02 $837,617.0: wa $845,213.99 $366,412.55 5,000.00 385.15 406,000.00 55,495.34 38,768.31 41,470.81 928.15 3,750.00 45,000.00 815.54 264.32 24.02 198.00 291,000.00 350.20 1,093.45 119.25 17,082.065 150.00 242.40 29.10 41.61 17,059.98 15.00 766.20 68,500.00 165.72 2,000.00 430.46 $6,510.00 16,849.13 21,332.29 26,021.85 5,074,19 2,936.95 1,551.20 5,812.60 11,852.05 3,869.72 16,727.30 1,389.88 2,211.56 2,246.35 897.39 9,212.33 12,566.26 32.989 195,50 12,870.7176 1,989.56 2,175,00 245. 52 2,504.93 357.15 7,400.00 50,500.00 81.50 38.19 2 204 41 92000 3,000.00 1,409.30 37.18 75.00 798.16 10.60 82.50 2,453.24 7,096.97 650.00 73.00 60.00 87.5) 125.00 197.22 120.00 41.00 190.41 4B Public Library | c d Accounts Payable ................. Debenture Instalments Payab‘» Reserve for Uncollectable Taxes Surplus Current Account ... Workmen‘s Compensation Bosrd Accoum Taxes Suspense Account .. .. Outstanding Cheques (Old) Deferred Incomeâ€"Broadway Lots LaFrance Fire Engine Foamite Ltd _ Premium from Sale of Debenture Tisdeale Surplus Account ... 1 Bartleman Gauthier Annexation Deb Inst Capital Lisbilities: Debenture Debt. . ........ : 1,1 Surplus Account Capital . ... ] GEO 8. DREW Mayor High School Levy High School Overdrawn .. Local Improvements: Levy Ownér‘s Portion Levy Town Portion Imperial Bank Loans Public School Board . Separate School Board TOTAL ABSBETB:....... .ccA Assets are subject to Reserve for Depreciation LIABILITIES Township of Tisdale ....... ... Sundry Debtor .. ic Construction Material i ns ... s esd ces e P se 4. ;i onl Accounts KRecelvable. . .224 Tax Collector‘s Shortages and Overs Levy Public School............. i escfi LOLS 1112212222 sds nsl c Capital Assets Subject to Debenture Waterworks System .............. m 2. iss in ies i § Cement Walks ..................;........ n PAVEementS se itc t . Public:sEchool Asset High" School: Asset ......:;.::....:.::03.::.. Capital Assets free from Debenture: > Pire Department Premises ................. . 17720000 Fire Department Equipment.............. ... ..._ 35,830.93 Fire Department Moneta Township. ... 3,000.00 To Be Debentured: Cement Walks Construction 1928 Waterworks Construction 1928 .. Tax Arrears: Uncollected, 1925 "Land" Uncollected, 1925 Buslness Income' Uncollected, 1926 "Land" . Uncollected, 1926 “Business Income‘ Uncollected, 1927 "Land" . ce Uncollected, 1927 / Buslness . Income‘ Uncollected, 1928 "Land"................. Uncollected, 1928 "Business Income" Uncollected, 1928 Tisdale Arrears Bank Balanceâ€" General Account, November 15th, 1929 Pay Roll Account November 15th, 1929 Unpaid Taxes: Uncollected, 1929 "Land" ... ... Uncollected, 19829 "Business and Income Uncollected, 1929 Annexation Petty Cash Funds: Treasurer ... P e ies . TaXxCollector Water Rates Collector Poll Tax Collector ... STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABIUITIES as at November 15th, 1929 ASSETS Surplus at November 15th, 1929 High School Principal‘s Residence Itiuink Sewers css Police Department Equipment *.: k: Water Meters ... n Fire Shedâ€"‘"Toke Street" ... PAVING : s iesns y y en en Gasoline 'I‘ank ..... esns ) . .i Waterworks Equipment ... Municipal Building Equipment Less Depreciation Reserve Addition High School Municipal Bullding .::..............;......<%..2., J : s es in ie se OfMice /;.,;1::.1;:/:.. .. Engineermg Department Equipment Rroad Equipment ... Toolsâ€"SeWErs sns Toolsâ€"Waterworks Fire Chief‘s Residence Police Chief‘s Residence Cemetery Building ... "Land" c “Buslness Income "Land" . “Business Income "Land" . 'Business Income $21,153.19 5,655.176 26,808.95 H. E. MONTGOMERY, Clerk and Treasurer 1,180,196.00 113,408.14 $1,516,753.21 336,557.21 $867,621.47 382,904.20 192,486.00 11,100.00 88,115.01 151,480.00 318,500.00 285,000.00 6,000.00 81,1868.00 124,072.03 11,261.79 9,333.99 38,857.33 28.764.14 6,471.41 2,269.53 21,000.00 $6,775.66 821.31 12,037.38 13,921.99 13,316.66 8,448 .44 27,602.62 1,535.72 62,057.47 3,002.85 4,356.59 12,750.00 4,125,.49 921 .54 475.00 7,000.00 267.19 14"7.89 6,850.00 1,541.00 4,102.83 3,408.71 9,851.48 1,151.00 1,411.08 800.00 508.27 450.00 2,5050.00 3,300.00 4,200.00 450.00 3,673.99 100.00 100.00 50.00 100.00 715.00 $1,634,054.13 47.125.45 $1,682,0790.58 1 203 .60 1.14 $143,500 .00 1,180,196.00 123,2094.37 144,667,81 146,360.72 5,047.03 2,691.82 47.31 63,057.92 36,588.11 2,303 .66 1,048.84 363 .24 94.10 19,306.25 6,000.00 15,560.58 4,913.39 40,812.52 29,740.94 300.00 610.12 5,466.30 735.36 100.00 70.73 24,808.16 17,322.50 14.692