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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-07-22, Page 12Commencing August 3rd,1965 for CHSS Students "Revised" Class Room Schedule: AUGUST 3rd 9:00 to 12:00 Noon and each following Monday morning from 9:00 to 12:00 noon, In Car Schedule: Each Student Drives Twice Each Week— Monday & Wednesday Afternoons or. TuesdaT 8c Thursday Afternoons or Fridayi Afternoon & Saturday a.m, Departmental Road Tests for licence during First Week in September.' Students are to register on July 30th at the High Schaal. Fee of $10 to be paid when registering. Surplus or (deficit) for the year 194,284.58 200,328.03 192,652.71 4,703.25 338.12 (7,388.89) oi .51,44011, Towns !ri. tillett or Report PAID ON re 'IRANTEED el( \t • en eg, n. ere ,o oi TRUST CERTIFICATES • issued `aMounts from $100 upwards for 4 or • 5 years. • earn the above indicated interest* payable half-yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. 1172 Boy St, Toronto 35 Dunlop St., 73 Misslesaga Barrie *ale HOLLAND'S --1701 -SERVICE COMPLEr MINE,- UP 482.6661 CLINTON f; I UNDERSTAND WE'RE NOT lOLET OUR FIN YOU 01.0 dtRS .. 711ROU01-1,' 1 ' Joseph Riley Funeral Held Last Wednesday A Constance redident, Joseph H. Riley, RR .1 Clinton, died suddleely Monday, July 12, fole lowing a heart seizure. He was in• his 77th year. 13ord on Coneeseion 6 of Me, Killop Township, a son of Mr. and Mae. George Riley, the de- ceased was married in 1918 to the fanner Sarah Cook, He was a retired road superinten- dent and a member of Con- Stange United Church and COF Lodge, Constance., Surviving are his wife; two' brothers; Tom, , Clifiton, and Frank, Constance; two sisters, Eclithe (Mrs. Cecil PeIley) Toronto, and Margaret. (Mrs. Fred Cooper) Seaforth; an uncle and an aunt and several nieces and nephews. . Funeral service on July 14 Was from the Ball and Mutch Funeral Home, Clinton, with interment in Clinton Cemetery. Rev. eflaines of Londeeboro of- Belated. Pallbearers were Walter Stott, Stewart Dolmage, John Jewett, W. J. Dale, Ken,Presz- cator and Bob Grimoldby. Flower bearers Were. Will Wright, John Snell,' W. 3. Hal- lanai', Fred Seers and Archie Robinson, Friends and relatives attend- ed from Toronto, Ajax, King- ston, Goderich and Allenford. LONDESBORO The Londesboro Scouts nurn.- berlitvg spent the weekend' at Bandon with their leaders, Jack Lee and Gordon Shobbrook. On Saturday evening Ken Scott ac- eompanded them with his banjo in a sing song and oh Sunday morning HarryLear took charge of the Service, using the Lord's Prayer for his theme. Several from the village 'at- tended service on, Sturclay after- noon at the Clinton Pentecostal Church when Dr. Michelson of Lois Angeles, Calif. was guest speaker. Miss Patsy Burns is spending her vacation as nurses' aid in Kincardine Hospital. ' Visitors over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Liv- ingstone -were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McKay of Walton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Bolton, London; Miss Donna 'Sinolair and Al Doerr of 'London. • ,Mr. and Mts. Don Snell of, Kitchener were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Jos- tog. a Mr. arid Mts. Murray Lee and family of Kincardine vieit- ed on Sunday with Mr., .and Mrs. 'Jack Lee, Mrs. Cowan and Mtn Rolblinsoin In the current year Ottawa.'s share the federal-preeincial hospital insruilance program Will cost ,$484 million; an increase of S64 enalion Over' Met year. le Canada's foreign aid program in the current festal year will cost $75,606,000. Total Revenue from taxation , Contributions, Grants, Subsidies Welfare Assistance 237.50 Highway improvement ... .. „32,455.15 Payments in lieu of taxes 71.61 Unconditional per capita grants Sales tax rebate Warble Fly 5,892.00 1,423.13 429.15 1)O.you•..havd- t011:4000 hot-lkaxer days oFnwash and bath Oglits0 :0 a Cascade 40 e‘,11 cg . ,,, , ',eel ..„. , ... in . . water - •_ v; .- .,.•,..,,,... .. h electric „ea ... , .4! ,,.. yp„ can change all- that Cascade 40 has two elements: a 1000-watt lower element for normal use, and a 3000-watt top element that surges into action at times of extrause. That's why the Cascade 40 can, sues ply more hot water than the average family iS ever likely to use. Cascade 40 is flarnelegs, safe and clean. It requires no flue so it can be installed anywhere.The ten year guarantee on the tank is ybut assurance of Cascade 40's reliability. With a Cascade 40, the cost of abundant hot. water is low. For more information ask iout• hydro Total Assets '166,472.87 Total Liabilities 166,472.8 Revenue Fund Balance Sheet Total Assets 96,020.86 Total Liabilities 96,020.8 Revenue Fund Surplus Account Balance at 'beginning of year , 27,458,89 Drain adjustments 1,501.87 Surplus for the year 4,703.25 Total surplus 33,664.01 Less surplus included in Current Budget.. 340.00 Balance of surplus at end of year 33,324.01 STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE For the year ended December' 31, 1964 ,P,999.1 0,,41.449‘... cw Otpc9r07,4Thurso July 2241904 :Has Delivered Everirthing: (By Mrs. Wes Argallelelt). AUBURN — Lodicing bactt the past' 25 years, ee a rural mail carrier; Cherlee Scott, Jahn, Street, Auburn, recalls MAW Memories delivering Her Majesty's Royal Niel], en Rural . Route No. 2 out of Auburn. Mr. Scott. was aweeded the Meal Oentract for this Mete in July, 104,0, This.25 x41-ride mail route start's north out of An- bere, Ores at the 4th .con'- cessi'on of West Wawaneeli go through. DOMYTOWOOk and St. Auguste 14,vrn Arlie ears now sorts nw,l under Peetenee- tee Irerinetli Scott. He recalls mane changes throUgh, the 'years in the roads end stated 'theft 22 yew ago be end, his assistant, .Gerden MCOlineney Arrived hack at the Pest &flee at 12 pm. with file* tear e and sleigh. That was the tine of la heavY show Stowe and the train had ,missed com- ing !ter tvelo elaYS prior to that time, so the mail hid apeumu- laited'and was beeerY, Mail e earlier Scott bee 'fol- lowed with intereet the lives of everyone on, the rotete, sharing their happiness, and s'orr'ows, re hie diary he has recorded. 74 eleathe, 52 marriages and 135 births. The largest family for births in one family was that of 13 children, hone to Mr. and eke. John Foilan. Seven, deaths in the Ferguson beene on the 6th eee Me, Scott was often called upon fie deliver medicine for D. B. C. Weir, and bread and baby bottles! ' from the local cot nisces Carrier sires, A highlight of, the tee) tivp404 the years behind the 1,1444y 141141. and hot drink brought out to him at the .niellblett Mira AlfgAilt4pP,. • Aftp, the 4.POP,'-#41vvrt •Chetilie Brave a ,Mpdel Ford ninth than spring, when be nte011e lens( Chevrolet coach for l'414:m.01. Pan Ole has enjoyed plus when and each dey „, looks'- forward to meeting his memy friende, on Rural Route -Tsree Auburn,' FollowIilg zs the prgmtion: list Aqau; Grade 8 to grade 9, Prop-14 , ArOgrobp41,t, 1\104cy Lapp, Bob Seib,404ePi Daryl Prall,D,eryk WI; !Mae 5. to 'grade 7s Kathy, Schneider, JoyceIallann, John leekeleari. grade 5 to gro80 6, Keith.. T,4132, Aalph TialleXne. Cleade 4 'glade Aree, 'Teattlee H140,Pg, gareV Frank*, grOa :to 'grade 4, McIver Arebeenhaelt, .Roeide $11,74,er; grade 2 to grade '3, Margaret Prailieen, .13,0111,1P gunl9ing, Johnny Vervvey; Grade t, to grade aye Seers, Yvonne ,-PeaA, Maureen Lenglihret, Peiebie Mg42.44$ Keeeen MOCII!neheY; Cathy POM, Igor, Aoorge .Plunkett,, Greg Arthur, .W ante Powell, Deng, lee Chanmey, leaved- Gleeshere Zldldie Fpeokezi, David Rodger, POomotionlist SS Well SEA • ••-••••-•••• 11 NTER4) V LTD. here he turns ,south to Dun- gaemori, then' east to Prosper- ity and up Con. 4 to Bert Moss's mail-box and his last call the fasts of Johh Foram The first 15 'years, the mail was delivered by hotse and bug- gy in the 'summer. and'by horse and cutter in winter, until the road's became snow bound end then a team of horses and sleigh were brought into service. In 1940 there, were 90 boxholdere but new only 73 because the smaller farms are being incor- poeateld into larger land hold- ings, Three years ago the postal regulations were changed and mail for Dungannon Village all came through the Auburn Post 0.6fiee and delivered by mail carrier Scott to the Dungan- non Post Office, while en route on RR 2. ‘. He started his career with Postmaster Alfred Rollineon' and other carriers were Bert lefarsh of RR 1 and the late Geoege Dawson on RR 3,. but The Reeve, Members of Council and Ratepayers The corporation of the Township of Hullett Londesboro, Cntario 'June 22, 1965 Gentlemen: I have audited the accounts and records of the, corpora,. toe of the Township of Hullett for the year ended December 31, leo and have prepared therefrom the statements listed in the index accompanying this. report OPERATIONS The operations for the year resulted in a surplus of '$4,703.25 compared with a surplus of $338.12 eor the year ended December 31,• 1963. Presented herewith is aecondensed, comparative State- ment of Revenue and Expenditure for the three years end- ed December 31, 1964, 1963 and 1962. Revenue 1964 1963 1962 Taxation 152,951.54 149,827.32 140,877.36 Prov, of Ont—subsidies 40,508.54 43,218.07 39,012.30 Licenses and permits ..,. 571,00 632.00 666,00 Interest , and penalties .: 4,087.56 4,208.25 4,013.97 Other revenue ' 72.31 596.08 694.19 Miscellaneous 456,88 2,184.43 ....,.... ...... ,.,„ Surplus from prior years used to reduce levy 340.00 198,987.83 200,666.15 185,263.82 Expenditures General Government . 8,346.19 7,258.11 Protection to persons & property 6,151.13 3,638.76 Roads 53,479.02 59,133.97 Sanitation waste removal 25.00 25.00 Social welfare 619.96 274.08 Education 77,351.04 81,915.13 Recreation and commun- ity services t,479.83 1,758,14 Debt charges 7,016.53 7,054.70 . County rates 38,838.56 38,638.04 Police village rates ,...„ 916.20 626.10 Provision, for deferred income Miscellaneous 61.12 6.00 Capital expenditure from current revenue General Fixed Due froth Schools (Coll. & High) Due from Nott Drain Due from Storey Drain Accounts Receivable The results of ,the Operations of the. School Boards for the. year ended December 31, 1964 were as :follows: School Section No. 1 surplus 265.62 Union School Section No. 2 surplus.' 668.76 „School Section -No. 3 surplus 1,58039 School Sectien No. 4 surplus 25.99 School Section No. 5 surplus 756.07 School Section No, 6 .. .. .. surplus 120.40 School Section No, 7 deficit 3,41.46 School Section Nd, 8 surplus 2.40 School Section No, 9 deficit 407.31 School Section No, 10 deficit '439.50 School Section. No, 11 deficit 1,157.40 Union School Section No. 12 surplus 2,106.47 Union School Section No. 5 deficit 189.31 GENERAL Duplicate receipts', serially numbered by the printer should be issued for all funds received by the treasurer. Fidelity bonds have been examined for only those treas- urers of the school boards that' re listed, on schedule No. 20 and therefore it is,presumed that the remaining treasurers are not bonded. There are still many sundry accounts receivable for grader charges and material sold by the Township which have been outstanding for many years. Where possible these accounts should be added to the collector's roll and if this is not possible an effort should be made to collect them directly. There is no authority permitting prelevies for debenture charges on municipal drains. The bank overdraft plus the bank loan are in total in excess of the amount permitted by section 329 (2) of the Municipal Act. understand that some of the many out- standing cheques as at December 31, 1964, although dated December 15, 1964 were not mailed to the payees until a later date. This does not seem to be the proper method to pay the Township's, obligation or attempt to avoid the pro- visions of 329 (2) of the Municipal. Act. AUDITOR'S OPINION Subject to the( foregoing qualifications Iehereby report that in my opinion, (1) The financial transactions which have come under my 'notice have been within the powers 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, 1964 and the results of Its operations for the year ended on that date. ('Signed)—A. M. 'HARPER, License Number 2775 Filed June 29, 1965. LIABILITIES Drainage (other than general) 4,618.5 Tile Drains—owners share 28,527.3 Due to• other municipalities 99,391.4 Investment in Capital Assets 33,935.5 Veteran Mailman icthaidie Scott, left, • is being ',congratulated by Auburn postenaeter Ben Scott. Charlie has completed 25 years as a rural mail carrier ,.on lele, 2 Auburn,. , , Wlwre •Fq.lks Turn To Volks",' `EXETER 235.1100 28to34b 6,845.48 3,043.11 34,798.25 25.00 203.75 77,860.66' :6,404.04 6,690,80 38,286.08 607.20 202.77 17,685,57 33,935,57 99,391.40 3,986.74 631.81 28,527,35 CAPITAL AND LOAN.. FUND BALANCE SHEET ASSETS LicenSes and Permits Interest and penalties on taxes Other Revenues Fines .... . ....... ........ Miscellaneous — Provision for ,defeteed revenue ..... Gross Total Reirenue .... Surplus from Prior Years used to redUce levy Total •Revenue Section ..... „„.., ASSETS Cash on hand Sundry accounts receivable Drains Due from Province of Ontario Due from other Municipalities Taxes receivable LIABILITIES 4,293.38 Bank overdraft 21,049.0 1,370.34 Temporary loans 34,500.0 2,149.02 Accounts payable 5,014.9 14,639.30 Debenture interest due ' 279.2 103,94 Due to schools 15.7 73,464.88 Deferred revenue 891.5 Pee-Levy Nott Drain 946.4 Surplus , • 33,324.0 Actual Budget General Government ... ., Executive and Legislative .. 1,210.00 Administrative 6,082.08 Other 1,054.11 N\ , 8,346.19 8,000. Protection to P e r s o n s end Property—Fire 3,889.63 Livestock claims 53.00 Law enforcement ... .... ... ..„ 15.00 Street lighting „,...— ....... , 33.09 Reforestation Weed spraying 58.75 19.10 Warble Fly Control 954.27 11/la:Wand Valley CoilservatIon Authority 1,12829 6,151.13 4,000 Public Works —Roads, High- Saniwateyestinenteen, . ' Waste*,"", . 11—em—o-Val. 53,42759..0002' 61,000 Social Welfare , 'Welfare Assistance......,-- 619.96 1,00 Education, including debt chgs. 77,351,04 77,68 Recreation and Corn. Services Debt Charges 1,479.83 2,00 Long-term debt charges 14,921.27 Less own share Of school charges „..„ .... ..„..., ...... ...,.11,385.62 3,535.65 Shore-term interest & others 8,480.88 7,016.53 7,78 Texes written off,„.„... .. „... „ 61,12 Joint or' Special EePenditUrea" County Rates. .„, „.... ..„38.888.56 Police Village Rat'es"...,...:.,...„ '916.20' 39,754,79 39,60 Gross Total ExPeedittire 94,284.58 201,06 Surplus for the Year .„., ,4,703.25 Total Eepenclittire Seetfon: REVENUE EXPENDITURE Actual Budget , 152,951.54 150,0,00.00 '4111.111, 198,987.83 201,060.00 198,647.83 200,720.00 340.00 340.00, 40,508.54 44,020.00 571.00 600.00 4,087.56 4,400.00 72,31 700.00 456.88 1,000.00 198,987.83 201,