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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1963-08-01, Page 8Nftws,Rccp.rd,,,;rhumq ,A.upust 1.f. 1903 * at the, Zirniyeriane CPOCI144 every WEEK END ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL CLINTON ONT. e Standard 5' he Next Two Weekends . DNESDAY to SATURDAY to Aug. 3 Aug. 7 to Aug. 10 nd Special In Our Dining Room TUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Room Will Remain Open Until .m. on Entertainment Evenings boy, overcome With entilesiesin, rell in every race., boys or happily bringing up the rear!. The Don Middleton's pony lining Room Serves Full Course Meals y Day from 12 Noon to Midnight U 2-3489 for Reservations for day Dinners ed from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m., at the :LM HAVEN 1,tel Huron Sleet West---Clinton Try.' Canada's. Beer! and...you'll know why so many eople call for Black Label BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER. FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A. BADGER SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION JOHN BEANE, Jr. Phone Collect HU 2-9250 A BRUCEFIELD, ONT. Township of Stanley Auditors Report July 10, 1963 The Reeve, councillors and Ratepayers .The Corporation of the Township of Stanley, Varna, Ontario. GENTLEMEN; We have audited the accounts and records of the Township of Stanley for the year ended. December 31, 1962, and have prepared therefrom the statements listed in the index .accompanying this report. R E VENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET Gash. it .33ank---$33,070,70 • The above amount is made up of the following bank belencee: General Account 22,062.27 Tax Account 9,458.37 Police Village of Bayfield account 3.88 Debenture account 1,546.18 $33,070.70 Due from Province of Ontario-$10,431.11 The following subsidies applicable to 1962 operations but received in 1963 make up this balance. Highway improvement 10,416.26 Lieu of taxes 14,85 $10,431,11 Taxes Receivable-$31,739.50 Negative tax verification notices were mailed to all tax payers in arrears as at December 31, 1962. Replies indicat- ing differences have been reviewed with the Township Treasurer. OPERATIONS The operations for the year resulted in a deficit of $1,624.19 compared with a surplus of $3,505.34 for the year ended December 31, 1961, Presented therewith is a condensed comparative state- ment of Revenue and Expenditure for the three years ended December 31, 1962, 1961 and 1.960. Township of Stanley Year ended December 31 Revenue 1962 1961 1960 Taxation 155,686.87 149,149.17 141,847.01 Subsidies 37,718.79 36,292.79 33,599.91 Licenses and permits , , 843%00 828.00 670.00 Interest and penalties „ 2,238.71 1,896.60 1,668.20 Other revenue 2,693.13 880.76 444.28 Debenture debt charges I recoverable 164.40 General Fixed Due from Schools (for Debentures) Public and Continuation ....... 27,730.00 Collegiate and High 132,906.30 160,636.30 Due from Other Municipalities (For Debentures Assumed) 1,770.00 Account Receivable (Tile drain loans) 19,615.55 $208,381.85 $200,969.09 $185,709.98 $172,604.24 Surplus or (deficit) for year ($ 1,624.19) $ 3,505.34 $ 5,841.38 The results of the operations of the various other boards were as follows: Police Village of Bayfield ...... Surplus-$ 493.47 Township of Stanley School Area Surplus $1,148.94. School Section No. 3 Surplus-$ 431.34 School Section No. 4 Surplus-$ 626.22 School Section No. 5 ........... . „ Surplus-$ 630.86 School Section No. 8 Surplus-$ 786,36 School Section No. 9 Deficit -$ 24.61 GENERAL 1. Weesuggest that a budget be prepared each year as re- quired by the Ontario Municipal Act R,S,O. 1960 Section 297. 2. Although the tax notice states that 2% penalty will be added to all unpaid taxes after December 15, no penalty was collected on 1962 taxes although several collections were made, after December 15. 3. With the exception, of 'the Treasurer of the School Area Board we have not examined fidelity bonds for the Treasurers of the School Boards and it is presumed that they are not bonded. 4. There is no authority for the Township to advance credit to individuals for the purpose of the construction of municipal drains. AUDITOR'S OPINION • Subject to the foregoing qualifications we hereby report that in our opinion (1) The financial transactions which have come under our notice have been within the power of the municipality, (2) The audit has been conducted in accordance with the instructions of the Department of Municipal Affairs. (3) The financial statements present fairly the financial position of the Municipality as at December 31, 1962 and the results of its operations for the year ended on that date. (Signed) A. M. HARPER & CO. Date of filing July 18, 1963 License Number 2386. FUND BALANCE SHEET LIABILITIES Local Improvements: Owners' Share-Tile drain loans $ 19,615.55 Schools-Public and Continuation 29,500.00 Total $ 49,115.55 Due to Other Municipalities (For Debentures Assumed) 132,906.30 Investment in Capital Assets 26,360.00 $208,381.85 expenditure General government Protection to persons and property „,,... 1,722.90 3,276.98 2,177:01 Road.s . 46,61,1.65 39,391,39 44,668.64 Sanitation, waste removal 127;50 131e63 72.00 Conservation of health „ 16.00 20.41 Social welfare ' 630,03 1515,76 180.00 Education 77,301.32 73,6 97.46 70,319.10 Rec, & community service .685,00 512.00 1,168;26 Delet charges '' 2,276.39 1,135.34 '4.13,92 County rates 40,985.35 40,300.21 39,629:59 Police village 4'4-Ws 8,878,21 8,922.29 6,520.25 Miscellaneous 1,642,99 004.28 792.04 Taxes written .off and refended 707,23 Capital expenditure from current revenue 9,115,50 9,115,50 10,262..96 6,607,14 6,640,39 168.00 216.22 $199,344.90 $189,215.32 $178,445.62 CAPITAL AND LOAN ASSETS $ 26,360.00 Total Assets $ 87,625.18 Total Liabilities and Surplus $ 87,625.18 REVENUE FUND SURPLUS ACCOUNT Debit Credit Balance Balance at 'beginning of year Surplus or deficit included in Current Budget Deficit for the year Totals of Debit and Credit columns $ 74,483.82 74,483.82 1,624.19 1,624.19 74,483.82 Balance of Surplus at year end $ 72,859.63 STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE REVENUE Total Revenue from Taxation $155,686.87 Long-Term Debt Charges Recoverable 164,40 Contributions, Grants and Subsidies Canada 32.00 Ontario- Children's Protection 1813.59 Direct Relief 176.00 Highway Improvement 30,009.58 Payments in lieu of municipal taxes 14.85 Unconditional Per •Capita Grants 6,351.90 Other-Marble Fly 320.87 Licenses and Permits (include dog tax) Interest, Tax Penalties, etc. Other Revenues- Rents, Concessions and Franchises 60.00 Fines 57.66 Service Charges 1,800.86 Miscellaneous Recovery of taxes written off 459.43 Fire insurance claim ..... , ...... .,..,.„ ..... , 315.18 Gross Total Revenue 199,344.90 Deficit for the Year 1,624,19 Total Revenue Section $200,969.09 1,743.25 4,687.90 3,831.81 10,262.96 Protection to Persons and Property Fire 936.89 Street Lighting 6.86 Livestock claims 107.75 Warble Fly 633.92 Reforestation 37.48 1,722.90 Public Works, Roads, Hwys. and Streets, etc. 46,611.65 Sanitation and Waste Removal 127.50 Conservation of Health 16.06 Social Welfare-Relief Assistance 636.03 Education, including debt charges 77,301.32 Recreation and Community Services .„. ........... „ 685.00 Debt Charges Long-term debt charges 17,803.45 Less own share of school debt charges 16,295.08 2,276.39 Taxes written off and refunded 707.23 Capital Expenditures out of Revenue 9,115.50 Joint or Special Expenditures County Rates 40,985.35 Police Village Rates 8,878.21 49,863.56 Miscellaneous-provision for deferred revenue ..., 1,642.99 Total Expenditure Section $20,969.09 37,686.79 843.00 2,238.71 1,918.52 774.61 EXPENDITURE General Government Executive and Legislative Administrative Other 1,508.37 Short-term interest and Other charges 768.02 POLICE VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD-STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE General •Government Protection to Persons and Property Fire ..... - ..... ............. ......... 292.00 Pollee 2,201.69 Street Lighting ,.„ ........... .. „.„ ........ „, , 1,057.15 Public Works Sanitation and Waste ReMoval Recreation and Community ServiceS 190.94 Interest on arrears-TOwnship of. Goderich 4.74 $ 10,415,88 REV E NUE Balance due from Municipality at January 1st -.5 850.90 Police Village Rates levied for Current Year. OWn Manieipality 8,878,21 `Township of Goderich 491.09 9,369.30 Sundry Revenue Licenses and PerMits 54.00 Rents; CondeSsioris and Franchises 91.00 Province of Ontario--in lieu of taxes 9.04 Total 9,071.51 13alame due from MunieltAlity bt Dedeenber 31 1,344,87 $ 10,415.88 Due from Province of Ontario Due from Dominion of Canada Due from Other Municipalities Due from Schools Due from USS No. 8 re debenture Taxes Receivable ASSETS Cash on Hand $ 1,193.31 Cash in Bank 33,070.70 Accounts Receivable-Sundry Argeernents-advances re drains REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET LIABILITIES Accounts Payable $ 3,820.73 Debentures and Coupons Due-Interest 1,240.00 81.00 Due to Schools 89.77 9,679.21 Due to Police Village of Bayfield 1,344,37 Other Liabilities-Deferred Revenue 8,270.68 Surplus .72,859.63 $ 34,264.01 9,760.21 10,131.11 32.00 1,094.25 211.98 92.12 31,739.50 404.25 3,550.84 4,480,79 135.00 410.63 Middleton Clan Enjoys Family Picnic Pony Rides Given To 23 Grandchildren say "MABEL, *4 BLACK 'LABEL 1"." KIPPED! Correepogdent, MRS. N. LONG !?.hone liensall 278 W 1 Mr, and /VIM i3ert 'Thomson and family Went Monday in Woodstock, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Eigle recently returned from spend- ing a few days in Northern Ontario. Me, and. Mrs, Peter Huismen and four children, Aylmer, were Sunday guests of'ller. and Mrs. Harry Van Wieeren and family. Oswald Brown, Q.C., Mrs. Brown, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Alvin Mete Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little, Hensel', vis- ited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. N. Long. Mrs. Clara Dowson, while on vacation in the northern part of Michigan, had the misfortune of cracking a bone in her right hip. She was taken to St. Jo- seph's Hospital in Sarnia dur- ing last week. A' speedy re- covery is hoped for. Miss Joyce Hood entertained at a luncheon Sunday in honor of Miss Berva Switzer, bride- elect of August. Those attend- ing were school friends from No. 14 Stanley, Miss Switzer was presented with a set of TV tables by Miss Hood from the group. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robinson and family were: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence and brother Jim, Moose Jaw, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilke, Toronto; a sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Strand, Moose Jaw, Sask„ Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson and family, London. liy Grace Middleton The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton was the scene, of a very happy geth^' Pring on Sunday evening, July 28. The circle was completed this yeat with the return of Pr. and Mrs, Grinelay (nee Barbara) from California, to take up residence in London, Pr. and. Mrs.. Melleels And family, Toronto, now holi- daying in Bayfield were pre- sent; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Middle- ton and family were up from Stratford. More locally situated are the other members of the family, Mrs. Bill Counter and Mrs. Bob Campbell, Clinton and Donald and David Middleton, on the Middleton farms. And last and not least, there were 23 grandchildren adding interest to the occasion. Present also were cousins: Miss Carol Kennedy, Toronto and Stewart arid Grace Middle- ton. Barbecue experts, Bob Camp- bell, Bill Counter and Ted Mid- dleton were kept very busy supplying the company with their succulent wares. How can small boys and girls stow away so many hamburg- ers, etc.! The adults too, did very well and the groaning tables were speedily lightened of their many delectables. The children had a wonder- ful time and so did the adults. We particularly enjoyed watch- ing the children's races. Many raced for the first time - in various •directions. One small ADASTRAL PARK News Editor: Mrs. Anne Aileron ' Phone HU 2-7349 Our very best wishes are ex- tended to the Commanding Of- ficer, Group Captain J. G. Mathieson and Mrs. Mathieson on their departure for RCAF Station North Bay in the first week of August. Wing Commander and Mrs. Ian Gillean are leaving also for an assignment in Paris, France . Miss Joanne Horlock from Belleville is spending a week with Miss Anita Nelischer. - Cpl. and Mrs. D. A. Mat- thews have motored to New Brunswick for their holidays. Miss Celine Tremblay, St. Boniface, Manitoba, flew to London by TCA airlines and is visiting F/Sgt. and Mrs. Hal McKenzie. LAC and Mrs. R. Stiles are on a trip East after which they will travel West to RCAF Sta- tion Baldy Hughes, Prince George, B.C. Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Kelly and their family are moving to St. Margaret's, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. John Carisse and son, Stephen, Ottawa, were visiting at the home of Cpl. and Mrs. R. Haspeck, Robert Has- peck, of the Royal Canadian Navy, Halifax, spent his leave with his parents, We take this opportunity to welcome the new personnel and their families arriving on this station. We hope to be of ser- vice recording current events in this column, now and more so when the social season rolls along. Dancers Plan We are reminded that within a few months, square dancing will be in full swing. Commenc- ing Wednesday, September 11, a 24 week beginners' square dance class will be held on the station in building 107. Classes are open to all sew- ing personnel, their dependants 18 years and over, DTB and DND civilian employees on a couples only basis. Further information may be obtained from F/L A. K. Shep- herd at local 351 or F/L H. Lochhead, local 374. There is need for some ex- perienced pairs to make squar- es: the Cross-Trailers Square Dance Club will commence square and round dancing on Thursday, September 12 at 8:00 p.m. at building 107. NOW'S THE TIME TO APPLY . . NITROGEN (Either Urea 45% or , Aeroprills 33%) bad. marathon ,woricont and their small clog, too, entered into the spirit •of the...occasion, dashing madly, .about in a state of Peeheraeee. A songfest .session followed. action songs, scout songs, kin,- dergarten„ etc., All .of which. re, sealed much budding musical talent, Also some unsuspected: adult talent!. Of such happy .occasions are MeMerie$ M44e, --- good food,.: good entertainment and good company And "A. good time Was had by Years from now, many of these small, fry may xeMernber with. nostalgia, the lovely party at Grandpa and Grandma's,. the. huge spreading trees and love- ly summer flowers and, per' haps as seen as, •next. winter's blasts .'heap the ts. high, many adults will, long for summer's heat And bnmiditY And .sizzling. hot-dogs! Personals Mr, And Mrs, Bruce Walker and family spent several, clays last week holidaying in Cass City, Michigan. ROBERT TAYLOR Phone HU 24144 Sales Repretentatiye for ELMIRA FERTILIZERS For further inforrnatian• regarding pasture fer- tilizers, sail sampling or spreader rental, contact . . To. PASTURE & HAY FIELDS 30-lb •‘emeerneemselee