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Election
Mrs. Clare Witten was nos,-
tess for the annual meeting of
the Cranbrook Women's Institute.
Roll call was the payment of fees
and telling one's age or pay a
fine.
A donation of $10 was voted
to the Brussels Fair. Mrs.,Wil-
fred Strickler and Mrs. Clem
Steffler were appointed to visit
the Callander pursing Home this
month. Mrs. Ilan McTaggart,
who is leaving the commtniity to
live in pogerich,,was presented:
with an Institute "cuP and saucer
by Mrs. Goldwin Knight.
Mrs. Mac McIntosh read the
address and all Joined in singing
"For She's a Jolly Good Fel-
low".
An auction of miscellaneous
articles was held. Mrs. Allan
McTaggart presided for the in-
stallation of officers.
Officers for 197041 are as,
follows: Honorary president,
Mrs. Urban Ducharme; presi-
dent, Mrs. James Hart; 1st vice.;
president, Mrs. Jack Cox; 2nd
vice-president, Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler; secretary, Mrs. Les-
lie Knight; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Mac McIntosh; treasurer,
Mrs! Frank Workman;' district
director, Mrs. Urban Ducharme;
alternate district director, Mrs.
Jack Cox; branch directors, Mrs.
Clem Steffler, Mrs..W. Strick-
ler, mrs: Gordon Engel; pianist,
Mrs. Clare Veitch; public rela-
tions, Mrs. William Bremner;.
auditors, Mrs. Glenn Huether,
Mrs. Gordon Engel.
Directors to Fair Beard, Mrs.
Clare Veitch, Mrs. Wilfred'
Strickle', Mrs. Urban Ducharme,
Mrs. Mac McIntosh, Mrs. Cliff
Bray; curator, Mrs. Russel
Knight.
Standing committees; agri-
culture and Canadian Industries,
Mrs. Cliff Bray, Mrs. Urban
Ducharme; home „economics and
health, Mrs. Frank' Workman,
Mrs. Jack Cox; historical re-
search and current events, Mrs.
Clare Veitch, Mrs. 'Mac MeIn-
toili; citizenship and education,
Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mrs.'
Ross Knight; resolutions, Mrs.
Gordon. Engel; sunshine, Mrs.
Goldwin Knight.
Honorary president, Mrs. Ur-
ban Ducharme,' was appointed
to extend an invitation at the
district annual for the next mee-
ting to be held in Cranbrook.
Mrs. Frank Workman is to give
a number for roll2.11.. Lunch
was served by Mrs.' Gordon En-
-
gel, Mrs. Wilfred Strickler and A the hostess.
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Thurs., April 16 Thru Sat., April 25 FLOOD TIME IN SEAFORTH
Flood waters which several times a year present problems in portions of the town rose •
last week at Coleman and Goderich Streets and completely surrounde'd the residence of
Mayor Frank Sills., , Burns Ross, Goderich engineer, who is acting for the town in advanc-
ing phase 1 of the Silver Creek drain program was in town Thursday looking at the flood.
Mayor Sills told council the • engineer was hopeful the work could be unde'rway this year.
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Spring flowers decorated the
tables and formed the setting for
a pot-luck supper which Preceded
the annual meeting of St. James'
Catholic Women's League held
in the school auditorium on Tues-
day evening of last week.,
Following the supper, Mrs.
Joseph McConnell introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. P. J. Fallona
of the London Diocesan Council of
CWL. Mrs. Fallona discussed
Education, in the home and inthe
schools. She believes that the
seeds for religious vocations are
sown early - even as early as 2
years, of age y in the home. She
herself is.the mother of a priest
and, following her talk showed
sOme interesting slides of her
visit to her son who is studying
in Rome. -
Mrs. Frank Nigh thanked Mrs.
Fallona and presented her with a
.gift.
Reports were given by the
respective officers and Mrs. John
Flannery, the president, thanked
Father Laragh, the Executive
and members for their help and
co-operation in the past year.
The Annual Meeting followed
wfth the executive and the•con,ven-
ers giving their reports for the
year.
Mrs. Arthur Devereaux,
Nominating Committee Chair-
man, presented the slate of
officers for the 1970-71' year.
Spiritual Director, Father H.J.
Uragh; Past President, Mrs.
John Flannery; President, Mrs.
John Maloney; First ViceLPres-
Iderit, Mrs. Jack Case; Second
Vice-President, Mrs. PeterJan-
sen; Third Vice. President, Mrs.
Gerald Van deh Hengel; Record-
ing Secretary, Mrs. Terry Box;
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Harold Maloney;Treasurer,IVIrs.
Alice Stiles. Father H.J.L,aragh
.installed the officers. The Act
of Consecration was recited and
he presented the gavel to the new
President.
Mrs. John Maloney presented
Mrs. John Flannery with the Past
President's Pin of the C.W.L...in
appreciation of her work with the'
League. •
Mrs. Arthur Devereaux and •
Mrs. J. Kelly propoSed members
visit the Manor twice during April
and volunteers were asked to
participate.
A High Mass in honour of
Our Lady of GOod Council is
being said on the feast 'day?,
April 26th and a clothing drive
is planned for the St.Vincent .
de Paul Society. '
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Towrithip of Hibbert
6th March; 1970.
The Reeve, Councillors, and Ratepay,ers, • Township of Hibbert,
Auditor's Report
surplus' to a reserve for working capital. The balance of the
accumulated surplus, sh&uld then he taken into the yearly.
estimates in accordance With section 297(2) of The Municipal
Act. 0 •
Dear Sirs:
aceorst9ee- with your instructions, we•have corn-
pleted the audiVof the books and accounts of the Township of
Hibbert for the year ending 31st December, 1969,. •
.Operations ended in a surplus of $5, 628 for the year,
This surplus, together with the Police Village of Dublin's
-share of the bridge .constructed in 1968 amounting to $4, 844;
"haye beeir transferred to the accumulated surplus account re7
suiting in' ,a, total of $60, 698 in accumulated surplus at the
year-end.
The accumulated surplus at the year-end would
appear to be beyond the requirements for a satisfactory work-
ing capital position, Much of the surplus is being 4 used to
finance municipal drain expenditures until recovery of costs
is° rri-gd,e thrthigli strbsidies'and assessmentsyp.skiou nett no w- has
a lbYlw rtilittiVON4,4#-Arainsagcliit is re c o 4.ut .1to,-sitc., • mende t at-this 1De cone up o t e axi when necestaty,.
Permission should be obtained from the Department
of Municipal Affairs to transfer $50„ 000 of the accumulated
We hereby report that in 'our opinion
(1) The financial transactions which have. come
under our notice have been within theTowers of
the municipality,
(2) The audit was conducted in accordance with •
the instructions -of the-Department of Municipa,1
Affairs.
(3) ,The financial statements present fairly the ,
financial position of the municipality as at 31st
Iceinher, 1969, and the results of its operation's
for the year then ended,
W ave appreciated the' co-operation which we
have received om ybur" Township Officials. . •
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STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND 'EXPENDITURE'
for the year ended 'December 31, 1969.
ASSETS
REVENUE FUND BALANCE, SHEET.
as at December 31,• 1.9/N '
1969 196 $LIABILITIES 1969 • 1968
Cash . 5, 18, Bank overdraft 4, 050.
Investments. at cost 500. • 500, Temporary ldans 96, 700. .40, 000.
Accounts -receivable Local boar,ds and other funds ' 4; 0701
Municipal 32, 498, '22. 752. Municipal Drains 751, -
Local boards and other funds Police Village oi Dub1.01 1 085.
Municipal Drains' 109. :343, 35, 242. Cemetery 150.
Other, after deducting allowance Other • ' 2. 976. 2,994,"
for doubtful accounts 100. 80. Other liabilities 3, 604. 3, 752.
Taxes receivable, after deducting
allowance for uncollectable .taxes 28,113. 36, 78:0, Surplus (deficit) 60,698. , 56,226. '
Total Assets . . . , ,,,,,, 170, 614. $101. 042. Total Liabilities $ 170, 614. $ 101, 042.
1969 1968
$196, 745, $167, 263,
Financial expenses 1, 329.
Education 103, 094.
• County - share of expenditure, , 45,660.
'Other '9,179.
Total expenditure (Statentent 8; $308, 890,
Note 1)
Excess of expenditure over revenue
for the year,..;. „ ,,,,,,,, „ • 5, 628. 7,369.
Share of 1968 Bridge EXpenditure
charged back to' Police Village of
Dublin • 4, 844,
Surplus (deficit) at the beginning
.of the year 50,226. 42, 357.
Surplus (deficit) at the end of-, $ 60, 698, $' 50,226,
the year.
'3, 546,
74, 846,
45, 506,
8, 074.
$264.1278.
REVENUE
Taxation
Contributions from other
governments 107,645, 94, 025,
Other 10,_128,_ 10,_209, __
Total revenue • $314,518, $271, 497.
EXPENDITURE 1969 1968
General Government.... .... $ 11, 405. $ 9,'312,
Protection to persons & prOperty 6, 610. 6, 508.
Public works 126 003. 111, 579.
Sanitation and waste removal. , 451. 607,
Conservalion of health 54:3. 477.
Social and fatnily'services 3,836/ 2,736.
Recreation and community services 38'0, 437.
Community planning & development 500.
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FADS STATEMENT,OF SOURCE AND APPLICATION or CAPITAL
for the year ended December 31. 1969 ANALYSIS OF REVENUE
for the year ended December 31, 1969
APPLICATION OF FINDS
Capital ,Expenditure
rrotection to Persons & Property
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TAXATION 1969 1968
Realty-Residential &,Earm. „ 168. 796. 138, 955.
- commercial and
Industrial
SOU RCE CF Ft' NDS , 1969
Tile aainage Program $ 31, 600.
$ 31. 600.
—
Contributions from the revenue •
fund for
Capital expenditure 2, 429,
$ 2,429,
.1969 1968
2, 429, ' 21, 893.
$`2, 429, $ 21, 893.
2, 363.
430.
93, 752,
$ 94, 025.
1968
$ 6, 800.
$ 6,800.
General welfare assistance. 3, 135.
Warble Fly 497,
_
107,341,
VI 07, 645.
17, 214,
186. 010.
8Usinesi 4, 101.
20,714
159, 669..
3, 352 Transfer for capital purposes
Land owners- Tile drainage loans 31,-600. Other Revenue
Licenses and permits
Rents, concessions and franchises
Fines
Service charges ,,,, ,,, „
Penalties and interest on taxes, .
Incor'ne from investments
Deferred Revenue
History Books
6, 800. Special charges 6. 634, 4.242. •
$ 196. 745. $ 1/37, 263.
Contributions from other governments --
Payments in lieu of taxes
Canada • 304, __
304,
21, 893,
$ 21, 893.
1. 101, 86n,
45. 63.
.48, •
2, 773. 6, 879.
2.904 1,424;
3,157. 842,
• 148, •
31, 600. . 6,800.
$ 34, 029. $ 28. 691, 34, 029. $ 28, 693.
273.
— 273,
8, 085.
18, 121.
64, 753.
CAPITAL FUND BALANCE SHEET
as at December 31, 1969.
LIABILITIES
General municipal activities
School Boards
87
10,128,
$ 314, 518. $ 271, 491._
Ontario
Per capita 8, 085.
Residential property tax reduction 20,778,
• '74, 846. TOTAL REVENUE ASSETS
Capital outlay to he recovered
in future years
1969 196,8 Roadways 53. 172. 25, 794.
262, 626. ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE
53,172. 288. 420.
$ 53.172. $ 288, 420. for the year ended December 31. 1969.
Recreation and community services
Unclassified 380.
380.
Total Assets $ 53. 172. $ 288, 420. Ttrtal Liabilities 1969
2, 586.
8,819.
1968
1, '787,
7, 525.
General Government
Members of domicil
General administration
437,
CONTINUITY OF TAXES RECEIVABLE
for the year ended December 31, 1969.
437. V
' 9, 312. 11, 405. Community planning and development
Planning and zoning
Financial expenses
Interest on temporary borrowing
Unclassified
500, Protection to,persons and property
Fire
Police
Street Lighting ,
Unclassified
Balance at the beginning of
the year
Taxes unpald'from 1968
1967
1966 and
prior years'
Reduction during the year
Taxes, penalti# & interest
received 220, 706, -
Taxes written off 113. 220, 819.
2, 620.
15.
, 56,
3, 817.
6, 508.
2, 949, $ 36, 780.
2, 438. 1, 590, $ 22,132.'
9, 8 29. 20. 1,108, 139,
3, 641,
3, 546, 1, 729, 2,930.
34, 891,
1, 889.
36, 780,
6, 61.0: Balance at the end of the year 28, 174,
Analysed as follows
Taxes unpaid from 1969 16, 867,
1968 x,820.
196'7 and prior
„years...
Penalties and interest
Education
Elementary - public
- separate
Secondary .
36,482,
13, 459,
53,153,
103, 094,
Public Works
Roadways
Unclassified
2'7,832.
11, 870:
35, 144,
• '74, 846,
Penalties and interest 120, 603.
5, 400.
107, 399,
4,180,
111, 579. Increase during the year
Taxation revenue
Add amounts added to the tax
bills for collection purposes only
126, 003..
2, 535.
26,222,
1,952.
t 2p, 174.
196, 745. Sanitation and waste removal
Garbage collection and disposal 451, 607,
Conservation of health
Grants to public hospitals' 543. 477,
Social and family services
General assistance ' 3, $36. 2', '736,
County - share of expenditure
Other
Police Village of Dublin
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
45, 630, 45, 506,
12„563,
9, 179, 8, 074, 209, 308. Taxes billed
Penalties and interest added
during the year 308j 890, 264, 128, 2, 905. 212, 213,