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wVr''V' 's1' PAGE SCOTT COUNTY TIMES, FOREST, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1965 BUDGET' CITY OF FOREST, MISSISSIPPI Octobtr 1, 1965 September 30, 1966 Budget For 1965-66 W'. "3 k' 23 w7 y. Ma tmM 1 1 7 Ti WfW WWW GENtRAL FUND Revenue? Privilege Licenses Police Fines Sales- Tax Parking Meters State of Mississippi County Contributions Gaa Refunds Building Permits Franchise Rentals Sale of Cemetery Lots Civic Programs Street Paving Projects County Homestead Road and Total Cash Balance Beginning 01 Total available before taxes To be provided by Ad Valorem Tax (levy-Total Available 1966 Designated 'Year Of Bible' For Mississippi The year of 19C6 has been proclaimed "The Year of the Bible" for Mississippi by Governor Paul B. Johnson, This executive action is in recognition of the American Bible Society's 150th Anniversary. The Society is the largest nonprofit, organization in the United States responsible for translating, publishing, and distributing the Bible at home and overseas.

State, regional and local Bible societies were instrumental in the founding of the American Bible Society in 1816. It was formed during a period of irreligion to provide Scriptures for churches and the growing population moving westward. Previously, a few state Bible societies printed and distribut- Expenditures: Administrative Street Department Police Department Fire Department Non-Operating Total Expenditures WATER AND SEWER FUND Revenue: Sale of Water and Services Total Cash Balance Beginning Total Available Expenditures: Operating Expenses Improvements Total Expenditures CLARKE OFFICERS MEET The officers of the Development Council of Clarke Memorial College, Newton, met in Newton September 16 to discuss plans to be presented to the full meeting of the council in Jackson November 16. Left to right, they are, J. H.

Street, public relations director; Joe Baker, college business manager; Reuben Lott of Laurel, vice chairman; and Dr. R. J. Reynolds, Newton, chairman of the council. Dr.

W. L. Compere, president of the college, met with the committee. Illinois Central To Be Awarded Safety Medal The Illinois Central Railroad has been named to receive the E. H.

Harriman Memorial Award Gold Medal for leading safety performance among the nation's major railroads in 1964, it was announced today by the American Museum of Safety. The award was established in memory of Edward H. Harriman, railroad pioneer. Presentation of the medal will be made by Kenneth H. Tug-gle, member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, at a dinner ceremony to be held at the Statler Hilton Hotel, Washington, D.

September 22. Earl Oliver, vice president-personnel, will accept the award for the Illinois Central. Senator Daniel B. Brewster, member of the Senate Commerce Committee, as guest speaker will address an audience of some 200 government officials, railroad executives and leaders in safety work on the transportation challenges facing America and needed changes in pub- have shown an interest in sponsoring a local Junior Miss Pageant are Amory, Winona, Bates-ville, Purvis, Taylorsville, Columbus, Claiborne County, Greenwood, Kosciusko, Bekoni, Brandon, Natchez, Magnolia and Philadelphia. For further information concerning the sponsorship of a local Junior Miss Pageant in your community contact the Meridian Jaycees, P.

-O. Box 1743, Meridian, Mississippi. MUNICIPAL FIRE PROTECTION FUND Revenue: State 'of Mississippi Cash Balance Beginning 1 nrliftrBLor1 Plans Underway For Selection Cf Junior Miss Interest in Mississippi's Junior Miss Program is spreading throughout Mississippi as plans art being made for the statewide event to be held February 3-5 in Meridian. Sponsors of the Junior Miss Program are the Meridian Jay ceis and the Mississippi Coca-Cola Bottlers Association. Winner of the state title receives a $1,000 scholarship, numerous prizes, plus an opportunity to compete for the title of America's Junior Miss in Mobile, Alabama.

The purpose of Junior Miss is to select and honor the ideal high school senior girl in Mississippi. Basis of judging is scholarship, performing arts, poise and appearance, youth fitness. Jeadership and ambition. The twenty-six Mississippi communities now making plans for their local Junior Miss Pageant are Tupelo, Drew, Yazoo City. Moss Point, Newton County, Simpson County, Brookhav-en, Copiah County, Miss.

Jackfpn, Jasper County, Gulfport, Perry County, Pascagoula, Laurel, Hat- -tiesburg, Carthage, West Point, Houston, Greenville, Bay St. Louis, Winston County, Picayune, Biloxi, Meridian and Lauderdale County. Additional communities that 5,500.00 8,700.00 94.0O0.0O 10,500 00 14.000.00 5.000.00 1,800.00 1,000.011 11,000.00 240.00 2,000 00 7,500.00 4,500.00 Bridge $105,740.00 27,483.11 193.228 -10 mill.v 60,000.00 $253,223.11 50.350 00 132.059.00 20,600.00 2,700.00 41.514.11 $253,223.1 $104,000.00 $104,000.00 14,201.26 95.490.00 22,711.26 $118,201.20 1,000.00 1,022.32 2,022.32 2.022.32 55,000.00 55,000.00 73.729.15 $128,729.15 50,000 00 45.M7.00 33,682,15 $128,729.15 5,600.00 11.961.17 17,561.17 9,000.00 435.00 10.00 8.116.17 17,561.17 NTEREST SINKING FUND 36.000 00 30,769.11 66,769.11 23.000.00 13,365.00 43.00 361.11 30,000.00 66,769.11 FUND 5.000.00 4,699.52 9,699.52 Total Available Expenditures SCHOOL BOND SINKING FUND Revenue: Ad valorem Tax (7 mill levy) Total Cash Balance- Beginning Total Available Expenditures: Bonds Redeemed Interest Maturities Reserve for future Total Expenditures retirements Expenditures: BOND AND INTEREST FUND Revenue: Ad Valorem Tax il mill levy! Cash Balance Beginning Total Available Expenditures: Bonds Redeemed Interest Maturities Paying agent fees Reserve for future retirements Total Expenditures WATER AND SEWER G. 0. BOND Revenue: Sale of Water and Services Cash Balance Beginning Total Available Expenditures: Bonds Redeemed Interest Maturities Paying Agent fees AIRPORT BOND AND INTEREST Revenue: Sales Tax Cash BalanceBeginning Total Available Expenditures: Bonds Redeemed Interest Maturities Reserve for future retirements Total Expenditures- CITY HALL BONDS OF 1965 Revenue: Sales Tax Cash Balance Beginning Total Available Expenditures: Bonds Redeemed Interest Maturities Paying agent fees Reserve for future retirements Total Expenditures INDUSTRIAL BOND SINKING FUND Revenue: Southeastern Hatcheries Poultry Packers, Inc.

Cash Balance Beginning Total Available Expenditures: Southeastern Hatcheries: Bonds Redeemed Interest Maturities Paying agent fees PESTS KNOW Reserve for future retirements 36,270.29 Reserve for future retirements Purchase of Time Certificate Deposits a Bank Total Expenditures Total Poultry Packers, Bonds Redeemed Interest Maturities Paying agent, fees Total Total Expenditures is RIB 6.000.00 SUMMARY REDD PEST CONTROL PHONE 443-7112 960 00 I otep. ai.iiuui utni. mi lwdiintriijuce i. on nn Forest Sec School Dist. lor Bond and Interest 7 2,719.52 Total Sep.

School Dist. Levy 29 jtZZHK r7 i li lyv- mi 5 Jt SINKING FUND 6,000.00 1,339.74 7,339.74 5.000.00 2,162.50 177.24 7,339.74 4.800.00 2,434.20 7,234.20 2.000.00 3,585.00 25.00 1, $24.20 7,234.20 48,000.00 6,837.70 33,836.29 88,673.99 30,000.00 15,487.50 78.50 St.81,836.29 .5,000.00 1,812.50 25.20 6,837.70 5 88,673.99 your equipment Agent us cost of materials used to Tota' City Forest Levy 10 I JP I f7 1 them. Tot. lf Miff 7f A lic transportation policies. The ceremony will mark the first presentation to the Illinois Central of the Gold Medal Award since it was established in 1913.

The railroad received the Harriman Silver Medal Award for its Illinois Division safety performance in 1916. The railroad also earned Harriman Certificates of Commendation for its safety records in 1955, 1957 and 1959. Gold Medal Awards are presented annually by the American Museum of Safety, through its Harriman Memorial Awards Committee, to railroads accomplishing the best overall safety records based on statistics compiled by the Interstate Commerce 'Commission. the the kind of go that can shove you right back fn your bucket seat. Whatever you want action cars with pure excitement, 3-speed oi 4-speed manual transmissions or automatics, inviting interiors Comet's got it.

MAN i ed the Bible to the earliest settlers in America. The proclamation notes that the missionary activities of the American Bible Society "contributed significantly to the cultural development and strength of our citizenry" and adds that many "historic old Bibles are prized possessions of our state's archives as well as of hundreds of our families." The special proclamation also notes the future opening of new Bible House in New York City in 1966 to meet the world's growing demands for the Scriptures. In honoring the one hundred and fifty years of dedicated service rendered by the American Bible Society, the Governor urged the citizens of Mississippi to participate in the Anniversary celebration consonant with their beliefs and free will. The State of Mississippi is one of fifteen states which have, proclaimed 1966 as "The Year of the Bible." They include Arkansas, California, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Wisconsin. IT PAYS TO READ THE ADS! it KILL'KO GET RID OF ROACHES AND ANTS Premium Roach and Spray vaporizes Ant for quick-killt Roach Powder provides powerful residual (long- killing) action! Buy both.

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Growth of non agricultural employment in Missis-' sippi since 1939 has been 37 per cent higher than the national average increase, the U.S Department of Labor reports. Mississippi currently has some 481,000 non farm workers. The Labor Department says the state now ranks 32nd among the 50 states in total number of. non farm workers. Between 1939 and 1964, Mississippi jobs in this category increased 126.7 per cent.

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