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and Mrs. Don Covne of
Sisters Bernadette and Mary
Mrs.Frank Evans returned
Mrs. Larry Enright (Anne Morns)
London attended the retirement
Nagle of Chatham visited on the
home on Friday from a two week
of Windsor and Mary Ann. Van
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preceding year.
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Bakel from St. Columban School.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman
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also received a• portion of a
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spent the weekend with Mrs. Jack
Friday.
Miss Janet Miller. London.
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mother.
Hundreds' of former pupils•, ' wishes for her retirement years,
parents, neighbours, relatives . the celebration was brought to
Mrs. Melva Murray
weekend with John Nagle.
visit with friends in New York.
Spent the weekend with
arents Mr and Mrs Jhn
Fera Hamblcy and Mrs. John
and friends gathered in the close,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Theresa Cgville!Wbo lits
Niagara Falls and •Hamilton.
business plans were made to have
Sherri have moved from their
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Brodhagen Community Centre on We extend our deepest sym-
Joe Nolan of St. Columban, Spent"
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been" 'a patient to (''5e"a%rth
`Community
Mr and Mrs. Bill Evans.
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Colleer; and Jim of Niagara Falls
everyone following the
house 2' : miles ,east of Staffa.
Saturday evening May, 18 to ath to Mrs. Mike Ba and
the week end with Mr. and Mrs:
-Hospital has returned
of the country. you can rest assured a 400 will handle
Pi Coffee and a cold' drink will be
Jefferson were Mr. and 'Mrs. D.
honour Mrs. Marie Meladv who family on -the sudden passing of
Gordon Cost etio'in"Kingston.
home.
spent the week end with Mrs.
former minister, Rev. John Boyne
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Laidlaw.
will retire on June 28 of this year husbifid and father, and to Mr.
Mr. and Mrs, Pete Groshok and
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Fadden
Frank Evans.
The meeting closed with the
Mr. 'and, Mrs. Robt. Laing.
after 34 years of teaching. Louis O'Reilly of Hibbert whose
Debbie of London visited
of Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maderak,
Twenty First Cromarty Boy,,
Sunday with Mr:- and Mrs, rlill
Enjoyable music K,as supplied sister, Miss Theresa O'Reilly,
Sunday with Mt, and Mrs. Dan
Steve Malonev of Kitchener spent
and Mr. Jim Morrisoq and friend
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The first ball game (,f the
b Wilbee's, 'orchestra. Foch
y died in London on Monday.
Costello,
the weekend with Mr and Mrs.
of Kitchener spent Sunday with
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night .then John Wallace's senior
person received a name tag and Mrs. M. Smith of'Detrolt and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bvers spent
Wilfred Maloney.
Mr: and Mrs. Pete Maloney Sr.
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'Bonnie McPhail pitched for the
wrote their name in the guest Miss of London were
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Tom Feeney of London
Misses Maureen' and Lynda
Bob and Ricky Van Valkengoed:
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book on entering the hall. here a�t mdin,�g the funeral of the
Irvine -Johnson at Londesboro.
spent the weekend with Louis and
Morrison of Kinkora spent the
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A presentation of lovely gifts late Michael -Baro.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerre' Eckert and
Beach
Elmer Feeney.
A from
holiday with Pete Maloney Jr.
Mrs.
Dublin morning. It is believed to have started in the brush and spreadt0
was made hy.a former pupil of Man% readers enjoyed the
family of Sauble were
large number ' here
for,
Visiting on Sunday with
Schaefer Mrs. Helen
yesterday
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beside Mitchell Fire�Department answered the call. � �
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each of the schools in which Mrs. article b% W.G. Strong on 'Arbor•
recent visitors with Mike Eckert.
attended the retirement arty
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Kay were
the car it.
'5,247
Meladytaught. Those making the Dav' and some experienced a
Sister Agne, Coyne of
Mrs. Marie Melady in Brodhagen
Near of Fergus and Mr. and Mrs.
graduated as ministers of the
111,998
57,846
preKntations were No. -10 Logan, feeling of nostalgia for the little
Strathroy spent a few days with
Community Centre. on Saturday
Lyndon Doadt of Stratford.
209,333
175,091
Harold Wurdell• No 8 McKillop rd h 1 f h
Alicia and Matt Covne.
night.
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Alvin,Elligson, No. 4 Hibbert.
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and Mrs. Don Covne of
Sisters Bernadette and Mary
Mrs.Frank Evans returned
Mrs. Larry Enright (Anne Morns)
London attended the retirement
Nagle of Chatham visited on the
home on Friday from a two week
of Windsor and Mary Ann. Van
party for Mrs. Meladv in Brod•
preceding year.
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Bakel from St. Columban School.
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NEWS OF
The
Fergus FeenQy was Master of
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Meladv of
Staffa
" Ceremonies.' Ari• address consist-, .
Lucan also attended the retire-
took charge of' the service with40,
and other supporting evidence as we considered necessary in the
' in'g of the histon of Mrs.
ment party •t,tt Brodhagen. and
Correspondent
Melady's teaching career was
+isited relatives.
Mrs. John Templeman
read by Anne (Morris) Enright
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dawe.
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thunderstorms throughout the
after which a suitable 'thank you'
Carolyn and Michael of Windsor
(Intended for last week)
Capling.
Mrs. David Ca lin Londpn,
reply was given by Mrs. Melad+.
spent the holid.,y with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman
Bev. Stewart, Janice Ford and
Lunch was served by the
Mrs. Leo Murray.
attended the graduation'
Geraldine Templeman. Stratford.
committees in charge. Each guestMr.
and Mrs. Bill Pinonneault
ceremony at Centralia College' on
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Cross and
also received a• portion of a
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spent the weekend with Mrs. Jack
Friday.
Miss Janet Miller. London.
retirement cake upon +xhich was
Mci+er.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and-
'Mr.
visit ed on the weekend with their
tied a message of appreciation
Sister Jean Moylan of London
family visited Sunday with,
parents, Mr. and rs. Leslie
from Mrs. Meladv.
spent the holiday with " her
and Mrs. 'E. Willard, Exeter.
Miller.
With hand shakes and good
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mother.
Darlene Templeman. Wat erloo
her
Mrs. Caner Kerslake. Miss
and Sunday School at 10:15 for
s+mpler dlustments than any other baler.,
Spent the weekend with
arents Mr and Mrs Jhn
Fera Hamblcy and Mrs. John
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Templeman and family, Visiting Templeman. attended a district
at the same home Sunday q.ere convenors planning meeting at
Mrs. Dale Marren. INa,nda and , the home of Mrs. Rav Paynter.
\Iic•helle. RivoIcale,. Mr. and Kirkron, Wind•aa•e%emng.
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Township _of_Hibbert &..Auditor's Report
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Fe ary 28th, 1974
financial position of the Corporation of the Township of Hibbert
Rainfall
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PERFORMANCE -
ERFORMANCE-RATED
reaches.
TO: The. Members ,of Council,
RATED
Inhabitants and Ratepayers.
preceding year.
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last Thursday
last
,� Respectfully submitted,
Cromarty
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Rainfall in the area
Thursday
honoured. three brothers10
the accounting procedures and such test of accounting -records
on. . afternoon and
took charge of' the service with40,
and other supporting evidence as we considered necessary in the
( evening amounted to 2 inches and
Donald giving the address.
circumstances. .'
+! a further ~1.1 inches were
On ,. Saturday. Mrs, John
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' recorded during the
Jefferson Seas a guest at the
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thunderstorms throughout the
home of ` Mr. and Mrs. Georee
night. Many of, the freshiv'
Jefferson of Meaford fora familt
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planted fields are either under
gathering celebrating the
water or badly washed. Residents
eightieth birthday of her brother-
,
_ also reported considerable water
in-law. Gordon. Jefferson. O+a en
' in their cellars.
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Field proven in
Mrs. John Miller presided for
the May Ladies' Aid meeting at
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walker and
spent the weekend with
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Transportation ' sen -ices ............ 140.538 133,686
_family
every crop
the home of Mrs: Mervin Dow.
Mr. and Mrs, .Otto Walker.
322,470
Iv A.J. Carey was in charge of
The summer schedule for
y
What d0 you wanf In your, next baler ; simplicity tri
devotions and the roll call was
church sen'iczs began on Sunday
operation? Because here are the. ,nes that are easy to
answered by each member giving
morning with church at 9 a.m.
get ready. easy to keep ging. That have fewer and
the name of a television
and Sunday School at 10:15 for
s+mpler dlustments than any other baler.,
programme she would like tb see
the next month.
continued in the fall. During the
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Elliott and-
Dependability? You'll take a 400 for granted as It turns
business plans were made to have
Sherri have moved from their
out thousands of bales Mthout a. miss. It's built right
a potluck lunch and, social hour for,
home in Cromarty to the Miller
to -bale right and stay right.
everyone following the
house 2' : miles ,east of Staffa.
Versatility? Tested in every type of crap in every part ,
anniversary service, in June.
Sunday +isitors with Mr. J.
of the country. you can rest assured a 400 will handle
Pi Coffee and a cold' drink will be
Jefferson were Mr. and 'Mrs. D.
anything you've got to bale.
provided by the 'Ladies' Aid.a•
Riehl•.and boys. Seebach's Hill.
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former minister, Rev. John Boyne
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Laidlaw.
Capacity? Up to 15, 17, or 19.tons per hour capacity.
will be speaker for the service.
and family. Dorchester.
The unmatched capa'Ctty you need to handle many crops
The meeting closed with the
Mr. 'and, Mrs. Robt. Laing.
to many conditions.
Lord's Praver, in unison.
Margaret and Tom. %isited .
Don't wait until your baler drops dead. Check on a new
Twenty First Cromarty Boy,,
Sunday with Mr:- and Mrs, rlill
400 now. Ask about the new replaceable Swedish steel
Scouts did some rapid packing on
Chessell. Varna.
twine knife, the tunggten carbide shearing knives, the
Sat urday when their weekend
The first ball game (,f the
rubber mountedopickup teeth„and other 400 firsts.
camporee at Wildw6od, which
season was played last 7uesda+
Uitftnanced eapital outlay (Unexpended
had been postponed because of
night .then John Wallace's senior
capital financing) at the end of the year Nil,
wet grounds, was possible after
girls defeated Carlingford 19.11.
all. Cromarty boys who att4ded
'Bonnie McPhail pitched for the
were Roy Johns. Bruce Norris:
Cromarty team with Jean Dow
Bob and Ricky Van Valkengoed:
behind the plate.
Ron and Ray Riley: ,ren Upsnall.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE §LljEET
EQUIPMENT LTD
Chuck Ross, Andrew and Murray
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Laing.
LIABIIdTIES +�
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker
BUSINESS REI IABILM
lttended St, Pauls Presbyterian
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Church to Ingersoll on Sunday
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when Mrs. Walker's' three
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newphews, Dan, David, and
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Ready and able to. give you
Donal d McInnis, who have al]Phone
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- complete hay tool service.
graduated as ministers of the
111,998
57,846
future years ............ .......... 131,052 111,998
Presbyterian Church. were
209,333 175.091
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Township _of_Hibbert &..Auditor's Report
4
2
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Fe ary 28th, 1974
financial position of the Corporation of the Township of Hibbert
and its local boards as at December 31st, ended, in accordance
with accounting principles generally, accepted for
Ontario
TO: The. Members ,of Council,
municipa"1'ifies applied on a basis consistent' with that of the
Inhabitants and Ratepayers.
preceding year.
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We have examined the 1973 -financial statements of,, The
,� Respectfully submitted,
Tow nship of Hibbert and its local boards which are listed on the
attached IrDdex. Our examination included a general review, of
Monteith, Monteith & Co.
the accounting procedures and such test of accounting -records
Licence
No. 4490
and other supporting evidence as we considered necessary in the
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circumstances. .'
Stratford, Ontario.
In oar opinion these financial statements present fairly the
, Date. of Filing MarchY 7th, 1974.
STATEMENT OF -REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
fdr•the year ended December 31, 1973
1973 1.972
Accumulated net retcnue (deficit) at
the beginning of the dear....'.... 57,846 56.637
EXPENDITURE'
REVENUE
General go% ernment............... 19017 28,813
Taxation... .`:................... 223,740 _
221,943
Protection to persons and property. 13.708. 8.045
Contributions from other governments 118,662
91,225
Transportation ' sen -ices ............ 140.538 133,686
Oxher ........................... 11.190
9,302
Environtenial services ........... 2,363 2,279
C'unser`ation of health......:.... 473 48
353,592
322,470
Stxial and family services......... 12,769 15,635
Recreation and community services. 2.694 4,620
Accumulated net revenue. (deficit)
Community planning and development 2.445 750
at the end of the year.........'.... 67,099
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57;846
Financial expenses .............•.. 8.436 3,322
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Region or county - share of exl7enditure 42:137 .. ° 39{,143
Analysed a§ follows: ' 11
56;212
Education. . .... . . ... ... . . 99,459• 84.810
General revenue...........0,271
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Other
Special - charges .................. 2,738
2,824
(•Statement 7. Note 1)
Police villages .................:. 1,090
1.190
344.339 321,261
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" 67,099
57,846
STATEMENT OF CAPITAI:FUNO OP-kkATIONS
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for the yearended December 31. 1)913
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1973 1972
CAPITAL FINANCING
l:nfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended,
Long term liabilities incurred.....:. t33,800
19,400
capital financing: at the beginning of,the year Nil, Nil.
Contributions from other goverttmegts 28,806
2,636
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Contributions from the revenue fund 12,919
15,068
Capital expenditure
75,525
37,104 r
General government .............. 520 9,250
Protection to persons and property. 5,197
Uitftnanced eapital outlay (Unexpended
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Transportation services ........... 36.008 8,454
capital financing) at the end of the year Nil,
Nil,
Transfers to others ............... 33.8b0 19,400
75.525'
37,104
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE §LljEET
as at December
31-,1973'
a ASSETS
LIABIIdTIES +�
CURRENT ASSETS 1973 '1972
CURREY LIABILiTIES
,Cash .... : ...................... 19,274 10,049
Accounts receivable 42,792 27,028
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 5,154
4,933
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Taxes receivable 15,715 25,517
Other current liabilities........... 6,028
314
Other current assets .............. 500 500
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11,182
'5,247
78,281 63,093
Net long term liabilities
Capital outlay to be recovered in
:(Statement 7, Note 2)..'........ 131,052
Reserves and reserve funds,...... 61,099
111,998
57,846
future years ............ .......... 131,052 111,998
209,333 175.091
209,333
175,091
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT
The accompanying notes
are an integral part '
of this financial statement. '
(Statement 7. Note 3)
1. Charges for Net Long Term Liabilities
assessed, have been included in the net
long term liabilities classified under general
Total charges for the year for net long term
municipal activities. The bases and the
liabilities were as follows:
amounts of these assessments are as follows:
Principal Payments $14,746.
The Tile Drainage Act
$131,652.
Interest 5,333.
$20,079.
(these amounts are included with "Net Long
`�
Term 1,iabilities" on the Capital Fund Balance
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Sheet, Statement 3.)
_ The total charges shown above were paid
from the general revenues of the
3. Basis of Consolidation
municipality and are included in expenditure
classified under public corks, unclassified, r
'The Consolidated Balance Sheet reflects the
(See Statement I, "Total Expenditure".)
assets and liabilities of,( be revenue fund and
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the capital fund of the municipality. Assets
2. Net Long Term Liabilities to be Specially Assessed
and liabilities of local boards have not been
consolidated.
The net long term liabilities, the terms of
(See Statement 3)
which will require certain lands to be
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