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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1968-10-10, Page 7Central Huron Secondary School, Evening Classes, CLINTON, Ontario. I wish to register in the following subject(s) 1st choice....,.. 2nd choice . 3rd choice ifil4i4444$4,1Vi1F'Iiii-Y 4 a 1 • r 4 4 4 I. ir .111C11.11V ADeiNESat 1/ WWWW 1r ii 4. II • .1 io" Y. ., • • TELEPHONE: 4" • lg' 4 —if .. The Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board AND ITS Advisory Vocational. Committee wish to announce an extension of the opportunity to register for evening classes. The following classes need approximately ten more registrants in order for a class to be started, Subject to obtaining the necessary registrants, the classes will begin the week of October 21. Art beginner Liquid Embroidery Millinery ShOrthand History Gr. 13 Welding Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Monday Wednesday Tuesday Some inquiries have been received concerning other classes not advertised. It is the policy of the C.D.C.I . Board to welcome inquiries about any course that has not been advertised. We request such inquiries as soon as possible. The following classes will start on the dates indicated: Bridge October 15 Sewing — advanced 1 Sewing — advanced 2 Sewing — advanced 3 Sewing — basic English — Grade 13 Typewriting Rug Hooking General Carpentry All classes begin at• 8 p.m. except for Diploma subjects which begin at 7 p.m. October 16 October 17 October 21 October 15 October 15 October 15 October 15 October 15 Unit 4, U.C.W. met in Fellowship Hall of the United Church on Thursday, October 3 with leader Mrs. James McAllister presiding. The devotional was given by Mrs. Elizabeth Riley reading sacred passages from Psalm 100. And articles were read by Clare Burt on "Farming in Japan", "Lets think it over", "Thanksgiving to Farmers for food supplied even from all over the Land", Mrs. Luther led in prayer. Mrs. Grace Marpole favoured with a piano selection. Roll call was responded by 28 members. Visitation was recorded,' This unit will be in charge of flowers for the church and the nursery for the month of November. General meeting will be eeMondapOctober 21 .with Unit 4 Rein emege. 6.1 Wed The Regional Rally will meet in the United Church Wednesday, October 23 at 9:15 a.m. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howe whO have been visiting the latter's sister Mrs. R. M. Peck, and also with relatives in Niagara Falls, left Monday of this week for their winter home in Tucson, Arizona. Twenty-five members of Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary attended a dinner banquet at Dominion Hotel, Zurich on Tuesday evening October 1. The occasion was celebration of the' 19th anniversary of the Auxiliary. The meeting which followed the dinner was chaired by president Mrs. Garnet Allan. • Ten dollars was donated to the C.N.LB. Highlights of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Legion convention held at Ottawa were given by Mrs. Allan and Mrs. Grant Bisback who attended as delegates. Bowling teams will participate in the bowling tournament 'at Exeter this month, Sports committee, Mrs. Clarence Reid and Mrs. William Smale, are planning for a social in the near future. Mrs. Harold Thiel wen the mystery and attendance prizes, and Mrs. Wilmer Dalrymple the guessing prize. A social hour, of cards and ,goiffee and anniversary' cake was 1,0 rf Rev. Robert Carson of Lucat . was guest Minister at the Harvest Home Service at St. Paul's Anglican Church Sunday morning October 6, delivering a challenging discourse. The choir under direction of Mrs, Frank Forrest rendered an anthem. The church was appropriately decorated with flowers, fruits and vegetables. This month (October) is traditionally set aside for the public to support the work of the Canadian Institute for the Blind. Give your support when the canvassers call on you. HENSALL BASKETBALL HARLEM DIPLOMATS vs. Faculty & Senior Allstars at C. H. S. S. SAT., OCT. 19 8 P.M. Sponsored by THE CHSS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Students Advance Tickets $1.00 available at School. Adults Advance Tickets $1.25 available at: Tickets at door $1.25 Anderson'sBook Store, Goderich ' Crown Hardware, • Seaforth; Smith's Stationery, Clinton. 41b I I DINING AND DANCING EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS RETURNING BY POPULAR DEMAND BOTH NIGHTS Spud Grant's BIG BAND SOUND COMING! OCTOBER 30, 31, NOVEMBER 1, 2 Columbia Recording Stars Mercey Brothers 4 BIG NIGHTS RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED Pilla4/14A170 111314,11 NT—TAVERN HIGHWAY 21 S., GODERICH WE CATER TO BANQUETS, CLUE MEETINGS, ETU. PHONE t24-7111FOR . INFORMATiON Harlem Diplomats, an internationally known team of basketball comedians, will play at Central Huron Secondary School against the Faculty and Senior Allstars on. Saturday, October 19, starting at 8 p.m. The Diplomats have recently played in Mexico, Jamaica, Nassau, Brazil and Venezuela. They will also present basketball's most spectacular "magic circle", in darkness, with only shoes visible and a glowing basketball. The. Diplomats are sponsored by the CHSS Athletic Association. .'THROUGH YOUR RED CROSS THOSE YOU HELP WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER 11.EIMIUgteWeteleilieeNOL LIABILITIES $ 15,067.67 108,530.68 1,425.73 $125,024.08 Due to other Municipalities (For Debentures Assumed) Accounts payable .Investment in Capital Assets $108,530.68 1,630.88 14,862.54 • $125,024.08 REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET December 31, 1967 LIABILITIES Credit $ 8.730.38 158.04 $ Balance 8,888.42 12,162.12 • Four hendred Persoes. showed 1113 Friday Seaforth to eV goodbye to Douglas Miles, stationed in Clinton for the past. 11 year as agricultural repreentative for Huron County, Among those etteeding the Party, organized by the Huron Federation of Agriculture, was Steve Mothers, of LueknoW, who 50 .years ago was Huron'S first agnetiltural representative, Charles MacNaughton, Huron MPP and provincial treasurer, told those present that the county was "either a stepping stone or a graveyard" for agricultural representatives. Mr. Miles has been transferred to a special assignment in Toronto. He will study legislation affecting farmers. Donald Pullen, of Clinton, the county's assistant agricultural representative, succeeds Mr. Miles, pjloon News-Record, ThqrsdaY, October 10,1960 To the Municipal .Council .and Ratepayers, The Cqrpnration of the Village of Bayfield, Bayfield, Ontario, Gentlemen: have examined the books and records of the Village of Rayfielfl or the year ended Deeember 31, 1967 and attach hereto the related financial statements, ' General The statement of .Revenue and Expenditures shows a surplus for the year of $158.40, The year 1967 Budget Estimates have been shown on this statement for the PurPose of comparison. The financial statements include an amount of $4,770.38 due from the Township of Stanley for the Adjustment.of assets and liabilities as of the first day of January, 1965, for which agreement has not been reached nor payments received as of this date, Subject to the above, I report that in my opinion; (1) The financial transactions that have come to my attention 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, 1967 and the results of its operations for the year ended on that date, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. Date of filing September 20, 1968 • ELMER F. PARKER Chartered Accountant License Number 3351 CAPITAL AND LOAN FUND BALANCE SHEET December 31, 1967 $ 2,644,20 40.50 Notes Payable and Interest Accounts Payable $ 2,464.31 —payable January 1, 1968, 1969 10,050.94 3,924.69 — Huron School Area No, 1 99.00 Deferred Revenue 2,756.48„ 4,770.38 , Surplus . 21,050.54 i 14,468.95 10,374.55 $ 36,322,27 Total Liabilities and Surplus REVENUE FUND SURPLUS,ACCOUNT December 31, 1967 Balance at beginning of year Surplus included in Current Budget Adjustments affecting operations of previous years: Division of Revenue Fund Surplus of the Township of Stanley as at January 1, 1965 Balance of Surplus at year end $ 21,050.64 STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE For the year ended December 31, 1967 RENENUE Total Revenue from Taxation Actual $ 47,787.24 Budget $ 44,950.49 Contributions, Grants and Subsidies Governments: Canada 186 Ontarid Highway Improvement $ 4,628.73 Unconditional Per Capita Grants 2,088.00 Winterworks 302,63 7,019.36 6,401.00 Other Municipalities 2,710.96 County of Huron 2,600.00 Licenses and permits 265.00 255.00 Interest, Tax Penalties, etc. 617.47 150.00 Other Revenues Rents, Concessions and Franchises Fines 21.00 Service cha'rges 75.00 96.00 150.00 Miscellaneous Deferred Revenue 239.68 Sale — wood 30.00 269.68 100.30 GroSs Total Revenue 58,951.71 54,606.49 Surplus from Prior Years used to reduce levy 4,500.00 Total Revenue Section $ 58,951.71 $ 59,106.49 EXPENDITURE Actual Budget General Government Executive and Legislative $ 746.00 Administrative 4,411.37 $ 5,156,37 $ 4,827.00 Protection to Persons and Property Vire 260.00 Nice 780.75 Street Lighting 1,521.90 2,552.65 2,500.00 Public Works -a- Roads, Highways and Streets, etc. 9,399.01 12,377.00 Social Welfare 8.00 150.00 Education, including debt charges 21,184,65 20,853.68 Recreation and Community Services 362.40 700.00 Debt Charges Long-term debt charges 10,383.85 Less own share of school debt charges 10,383.85 Short-term interest 62.19 Tsoces written off 33.03 Capital Expenditures out of Revenue 8,181,00 2,300.00 Joint or Special ExperiditUrea County Rates 11,854,37 11,892,76 Gross Total Eependiture 58,793.67 55,60044 Surplus lot the Year 158,04 3,506405 $ 68,951.71 $ 69,106449 The above report it inibtnitted pursuant to the proeisions of Section 223A of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1960, as attended, Mrs. Phyllis Maloney ClerkAteaeuree Village a Bayfield Pariy of 400 r. fare well to ,Doug Miles • ASSETS General Fixed Dm from Schools (for Debentures) Public and Continuation $ 88,495.00 Collegiate and High 20,035.68 Cash in Bank ASSETS Cash on hand and in Bank Accounts Receivable — Sundry Due from Province of Ontario Due from Dominion of Canada Due from Other Municipalities Taxes Receivable Other Assets Deferred Charges Total Assets THE CORPORATION OF THE.. VILLAGE OF BAYFIEW -FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND, AUDITOR'S REPORT FOR THE YEAR. ENPEP ..:000E.ii 31, 1967 $ 36,322,27