The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-05, Page 16Pao. 4unik • 1949
GETTING A HAWK AUTOGRAPH-Pit Martin of the Chicago Black Hawks was the guest speaker at
Monday's minor hockey banquet sponsored by the Lucan Lions club. Above, Martin is signing
autographs for Bill and Lyle Westman and Paul Hodgins. T-A photo.
Minor hockey players
get trophies and awards
Correspondent Mrs. Frances Seward Phone 227.4"x1.7
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INDIVIDUAL STARS-In addition to team trophies, individual
awards were presented to members of the Ltican minor hockey
program at Monday's windup banquet. Above, Lions hockey
chairman Clare Stanley is presenting trophies to from left, Bob
Cornish, the most aggressive player and Jeff Culbert, the h igh es t
scorer. T-A photo
TOWNSHIP of HAY - • -AUDITOR'S REPORT
The Reeve, Councillors and Ratepayers,
The Corporation of the Township of Hay,
Zurich, Ontario.
Gentlemen:
I have audited the accounts and records of the Township
of Hay for the year ended December 31, 1968, and have pre-
pared therefrom the statements listed in the index accompany-
ing this report.
Operations
The operations for the year resulted in a surplus of
$7,029.53, after taking prior years surplus of $15,395.60 into
1968 revenue and providing $10,000.00 to increase the reserve
for working funds.
General
The records of the Hay Township School Area were not
maintained in accordance with generally accepted accounting
procedures. The cash receipts book had not been written up
past April of 1968. Numerous errors were made in the pay-
ment of accounts and the recording of payments in the cheque
register as to the amount of the cheque and the distribution.
It would appear that the Secretary-Treasurer never reconciled
the bank account, a procedure which should be done every
month. Many errors were made in maintaining payroll records
and most of the T4 slips sent to 1968 employees are incorrect.
The tax levy to Hay Township School Area from Stephen
Township in the amount of $311.13 had not been deposited
by March 31, 1969, although it was apparently forwarded to
Hay Township School Area in December, 1968.
The balance of a Federal Sales Tax Rebate on school con-
struction costs incurred in 1966 and 1967 has not been applied
for.
On April 25, 1969, a Hay Township School Area cheque
sent to the Receiver General of Canada for $2,329.35 to pay
the balance of 1968 Income Tax and Canada Pension Plan de-
ductions results in an overpayment of $1,969.03.
The accounts and records of the Township of Hay were
maintained in a satisfactory manner and your Clerk-Treasurer
is to be commended for his work.
Auditor's Opinion
Subject to the qualifications concerning the Hay Township
School Area
I hereby report that in my opinion
1. The financial transactions which have come under notice
have been within the powers of the municipality.
2. The audit has been conducted in accordance with the in.
structions of the Department of Municipal Affairs.
3. The financial statements present fairly the financial posi-
tion of the municipality as at December 31, 1968, and the
results •of its operations for the year ended on that date.
4. The financial statements are not prepared on a basis con-
sistant with prior years but have been changed to conform
with the new financial statements designed by the Depart-
ment of Municipal Affairs.
A. M. HARPER, •
Licence Number 3664.
Date of filing, May 30, 1969.
Statement of Revenue and Expenditures
for the year ending December 31, 1968
REVENUE
Taxation:
Realty
Business
Special charges
Contributions from other governments:
Payments in lieu of taxes
Subsidies
Other revenue
TOTAL REVENUE
EXPENDITURE
General government
Protection to persons and property l
Public works
Sanitation and waste removal
Conservation of health
Social and family services
Recreation and community services
Financial expenses
Other
County-share of expenditure
Education-local contributions
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
Excess (deficiency) of revenue over
expenditure for the year
Surplus at the beginning of the year
Surplus at the end of the year
$209,908.03
3,551,39
23,994.18
237,453.60
550.28
117,649.74
118,200.02
4,800.56
360,454.18
18,078.92
3,952.95
152,571.50
347.00
500.00
2,202.23
692.92
11,859.83
2,777.40
63,504.00
112,333.50
368,820.25
(8,366.07)
15,395.60
7,029.53
Analysis of Revenue
for the year ended December 31, 1968
Taxation:
Ilealty-Residential and gum l
-Commercial and industrial
Other revenue:
Licenses and permits lll ll
Rents, concessions and franchises llll
Penalties and interest on taxes llllll _-
Provision for deferred income -________ ll l l
TOTAL REVENUE
Other-Police Village of Dashwood
County-share of expenditure
Education-local contributions:
Elementary-publice
Secondary -separate
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
Revenue Fund Balance Sheet
as at December 31, 1968
ASSETS
Cash
Accounts receivable:
Other governments-Ontario
Municipalities
Local boards and other funds:
Municipal drains financed from •current funds _-
Other, after deducting allowance for
doubtful accounts
Taxes receivable, after deducting
allowance for uncollectable taxes
Property acquired for taxes, after
deducting allowance for loss on sale
LIABILITIES
Bank 'overdraft
Temporary loans
Local boards and other funds:
Due to schools
Capital funds
Other:
Pre levy re Parkhill dam construction
Trade accounts payable
Debenture principal and interest outstanding
Other liabilities
Reserves
Surplus
Statement of Source and Application of
Capital Fund
for the year ended December 31, 1968
SOURCE OF FUNDS
Contributions from the revenue fund for:
Capital expenditure $ 5,186.51
Other-Adjustment from revenue fund
re Tile Drain Loans 298.24
Balance at the end of the year not
permanently financed 1,183.04
$ 6,667.79
APPLICATION OF FUNDS
Balance at the beginning of the year
not permanently financed $ 1,481.28
Capital expenditure:
General government 236.20
Public works 4,950.31
$ 6,667.79
Capital Fund Balance Sheet
as at December 31, 1968
ASSETS
Due from Revenue Funds -_-_------ -- ----- $ 1,183.04
Future recoveries from levies or rates:
Municipal enterprises 425,000.00
School boards 382;705.17
Other ---- - -- ----- ------ 145,523,23
Pixed assets
954,411.44
57,521.83
$1,011,038.27
LIABILITIES
Ne
Gene ral
teem liabilities:
municipal activities -- -
Municipal enterprises ------
School boards --- --------------
954,411.44
Equity in fixed assets .4* 57,621 8.3
$1,011,033.27
May 15, 1969 Analysis of Expenditure
for the year ended December 31, 1968
General government
Members of council
General administration
Protection to persons and property:
Fire
Police •inspections
Unclassified
Public works:
Roadways
Unclassified
Sanitation and waste removal:
Garbage collection and disposal
Conservation of health:
Unclassified
Social and family services:
General assistance
Recreation and community services:
Parks and recreation
Financial expenses:
Interest on temporary borrowing
Provision for allowances
Unclassified
$ 4,804.65
13,274.27
18,078.92
2,275.00
85.57
1,592.38
3,952.95
128,577.32
23,994.18
152,571.50
347.00
500.00
2,202.23
692.92
1,801.94
10,000.00
57.89
11,859.83
2,777.40
63,504.00
36,824.53
12,162.82
63,346.15
112,333.50
$368,820.25
$ 1,550.57
25,929.46
565.98
28,046.01
37,758.11
65,804.12
810.50
21,648.75
63.30
$ 88,326.67
$ 4,244.23
6,600.00
10,844.23
198.01
1,183 04
12,225.28
512.85
500.19
3,610.00
16,848.32
418.82
64,000.00
7,029.53
$ 88,326.67
146,706.27
425,000.00
382,105.17
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Special charges
Contributions from other governreents:
Ontario
Subsidies--Ontario-General
Per capita llllll ll ll l ll lllll
Residential property tax reduction s
Specific:
Roadways---.
General welfare assistance
Warble Fly lllll lllll ll l -
$198,795.91
11,112.12
209,908.08
3,551.39
23,994,18
237,453.60
550.28
550.28
9,645.00
35,249.54
71,050.45
1,498,13
206.62
117,649.74
118,200.02
2,179.00
034.00
1,418.82
78.62
190,12
4,800.66
$360.454.18
Chicago Black Hawk star,
`Pit' Martin presented awards at
Lucan and District Lions Club
Hockey Night June 2.
There were 81 hockey players
present from novice and peewee
teams and about 80 adults
including parents and Lions.
An award was presented to
most improved players on each
team, six in all, as follows: to
William Sentjens, Ilderton Lions
award by Lucan Lanes; David
Latta, Jets by Clare Stanley; G.
Bedard, Lucan Lions, by
Clarence Haskett; Gary Curreh,
BUSINESS GRAD
Kenneth H. Simpson, B.E. Sc.,
son of Mrs. E. Ross Lucan, and
the late J. E. Simpson, received
the degree of Master of Business
. Administration at U.W.O.
convocation, May 31. Mr.
Simpson is presently employed
with the Department of
Transport in Ottawa.
ANGLICAN
Sunday morning service was
in the charge of Rev. R.A.
Carson.
Flowers in the church were in
memory of Victor Westman.
A.Y.M.
Election of officers for the
Anglican Youth Movement was
held May 26.
Those elected were:
Co-Presidents, Brian Ankers and
Peggy Bison; secretary, Carol
Haskett; treasurer, Frances
Bison; Group leaders, Ron
Crudge, Judy Hardy and Jim
Macklem.
A.Y.M. will be present for
Holy Communion Service 8 a.m.,
Sunday with breakfast
following.
First meeting with new
officers was held Monday, June
2.
LEAGUE OF LOYALTY
Three members had perfect
attendance for the year. They
were Bill Carson, Tim Culbert
and Cheryl Hardy.
Five missed one Sunday:
Karen Henderson, Bill
Henderson, John Henderson,
Holly Bison and Stephen
Revington.
Lynn Stanley missed two
Sundays and Brenda Haskett
missed four.
Five Sundays were missed by
Jane Hardy, Jeff Shipley, Laurie
Shipley, Linda Kraul, Rickie
Freeman and Bill Lewis.
UNITED
Rev. W.C. Tupling was in
charge of Sunday morning
service at Lucan United Church
last Sunday,
Sunday will be "Flower
Sunday" and the Church School
Will participate in this service.
Sunday, June 15 is the
Church Anniversary and Rev.
Donald Orth, former Missionary
in Japan, now of the Centralia
School of Agriculture and Food,
will be the guest speaker.
FRIENDSHIP UNIT, LLCM,
The Friendship Unit of Lucan
United Church U,C.W, met at
the home of Mrs, Tom Barr last
Tuesday. There were seven
Mernbers present,
Mrs. D. Emery conducted the
Worship service, and also read
the fifth chapter from the Study
Raiders, by Harold Butler; Rick
Millman, Thunderbirds, by Bob
Gibbons; Wayne Hall, Wildcats,
by Cliff McLean.
Trophy for high scorer was
awarded by Leroy Revington to
Jeff Culbert of the Raiders and
the most aggressive player award
by George Noyes to Bob
Cornish, Thunderbirds.
The novice trophy for the
season was awarded to the Jets
and the peewee trophy to the
Raiders.
The following coaches were
given an enthusiastic vote of
thanks for their work during the
season: Doug Arrand, Ilderton
The Ladies Auxiliary Trophy
has been awarded to Branch 540
because of the Lucan Luminary
being judged the best bulletin
published by a Class "C" Branch
of the Royal Canadian Legion in
Ontario.
J.W. (Bill) Smith, Branch 540
director and deputy-zone
commander of Zone A-5,
received the trophy at the
Provincial Convention in
Cornwall last week on behalf of
the editor, Art Bates.
Entries in the Provincial
Bulletin Award Competition
came from all over the province
and were judged in three classes.
Class "C" is branches with 125
members or less, Class "B" is
branches with 126 to 325
members, and Class "A" are
those branches in excess of 325
members.
Book, "Man Alive."
Next regular meeting will be
June 20 at the home of Mrs. A.
Jones where a barbecue has been
arranged for that day.
Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Emery
served lunch.
EVENING UNIT, LUCAN U.C.W.
The Evening Unit of the
U.C.W. met at Lucan United
Church with nine members
present, and their leader Mrs.
Emerson Stanley, presiding.
Mrs. Stewart Park acted as
secretary-treasurer in the
absence of Mrs. A. W. Thompson
and Mrs. A. Reilly.
Mrs. Stewart Park read a
chapter from the study book,
"Man Alive".
Worship service was
conducted by Mrs, Ivan Stanley
and Bible reading by Mrs.
Frances Seward.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Alex Young and Mrs, M.A.
Cobleigh.
OMISSION
Jane Hardy, Carol Hardy and
Sandra Avery made the
"Welcome Miss Abbott" card for
the special service honoring the
former League of Loyalty
director.
This was really a banner four
feet by two feet which they had
printed and decorated
themselves.
Lions; Charlie Glenn and Gus.
Sutherland, Jets; Doug Cornish,
Lucan Lions; Al Perry, Raiders;
Bob Gibbons, Thunderbirds; Bill
Hodgins and Ray Thompson,
Wildcats.
A short business session was
held by members of the Lion
Club. Arrangements are being
made to organize the first annual
sports day at the Lions Park.
The events are for all Lucan
School children and
preschoolers. Refreshments will
be provided. The probable date
is June 21 and final
arrangements will be announced
at a later date.
Bulletins were judged on
branch information including
reports or notices of branch
activities, humour, special
features, contributions, editorial
comment and front page
masthead and also on
impressiveness (printing, layout,
typography, pictures,
illustrations, cartoons)
The Lucan branch is
especially pleased to win this
award as this is the first year of
publication for the Luminary
and the copies submitted for
judging were the first three
issues printed.
The Sir Arthur Currie Branch
of Strathroy was awarded the
Leo Cunningham trophy as Class
"B" winners. This meant that
two of the three tropics were
brought back to Zone A-5.
NEW STEWARD
June 1 saw Percy (Bud)
Richardson assume duties as
steward at Branch 540 of the
Royal Canadian Legion.
Bud retired as a Warrant
Officer First Class from the
Canadian Forces (RCEME) in
1967 and leaves a position with
Canadian Admiral in London to
take up his new post.
The new steward is married
with two children and lives at
RR 3, Lucan.
W. (Wally) Boyes, who has
served the Branch for five years,
celebrated his 70th birthday
April 21 and retired as steward
as of May 31. They will live in
Motherwell, Ont.
A social evening is being
planned for Friday, June 20 to
honour Mr. and Mrs. Boyes.
With the announcement of
the change in staff, Legion
President Jack Elson also
announced that due to changes
in Ontario's liquor legislation
there will be changes also in the
hours of the Sea-Land-Air
Lounge.
Commencing June 1 the
lounge will be open from 8 p.m.
until 1 a.m. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, from 5 to 6:30
and 8 to 1 on Thursday and
Friday, and from 12 noon to
6:30 and 8 to 1 a.m. Saturdays.
HOLD COFFEE PARTY
Members of Lucan Branch
Women's Institute held a Coffee
Party and Talent Sale in Nevin's
Motor Showroom last Friday.
Tops clubbers
prepare banner
Lucan and District
Streamliners' TOPS, held their
regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Gary McKenzie, their
leader, with eight members
present and 1 weigh-in.
Weights recorded were good,
but some little pigs had to be
taken out, and all members are
hoping that with nice weather
the little pigs will learn to stay at
home.
Mrs. Mary McRobert
was Queen for the week.
Work was started on the
TOPS banner which will be
taken to the Convention in
Toronto. This is a lot of work,
but with eight pairs of willing
and capable hands it is hoped to
have it ready on time.
Here is another Diet Recipe,
Molasses Bran Muffins
(To make 12 muffins - 67
calories in each)
2 cups All-Bran, 1 cup water,
3 teaspoons molasses, 1 egg, 2
teaspoons liquid sweetener, 1/2
cup flour, 3 teaspoons baking
powder, 14 teaspoon salt, 1/2
teaspoon cinnamon.
Method: Place All-Bran in
bowl and cover with water, let
stand 5 minutes, add molasses,
well-beaten egg and liquid
sweetener. Sift together
remaining ingredients, add to
first mixture and mix well. Bake
in muffin tins for 30 minutes at
375 degrees.
CROWNED QUEEN
Mary Angela Glavin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Glavin, RR 1
Clan deboye was crowned Queen
at North Middlesex District High
School, Parkhill, at the annual
Spring Prom held recently.
Well-known man
dies suddenly
Victor Westman died
suddenly in his 88th year, at his
late residence, Lot 13, South
Boundary Biddulph Township,
Tuesday, May 27.
He was pre-deceased by his
wife Olive Eedy, and is survived
by one son, Bev Westman of
Biddulph Township; two
brothers, Melville and Harold; a'
sister, Miss Milda Westman; and
a granddaughter, Janet Westman,
all of Biddulph Township.
The body rested at the C.
Haskett and Son Funeral Home,
Lucan, where the funeral service
was conducted by Rev. Susan
Seymour, May 29, Interment
was in Birr United Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Erwin
Gowan, Doug Pattison, Harold
Westman, Ken Westman, Eldon
Westman and Stan Burnett.
Flowerbearers were Austin
Hobbs, Wilf Garrett, Gerald
Siroen, Bill Cook, Roy Moore
and Earl Middleton.
Lucanite feted
at graduation
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kraul and
Mrs. E. Ross entertained at the
former's home for Ken H,
Simpson, B.E. Sc., who received
his degree of Master of Business
Administration at U.W.O.'s
convocation on Saturday.
Mr. Simpson is the son of
Mrs. Ross and the late J.E.
Simpson and the brother of Mrs.
Kraul.
Out.ottown guests included
Mrs. K. Simpson, Arran and
Erica of London; Mr. and Mrs.
Ian Allison and Miss Jane Allison
Of Windsor; Vaughan Peckham
Of West Lorne; Walter Lyon and
Dave Lyon of Moncton, N.B.
Miss Allison and Mr. Peckham
both received their degrees in
Honors B.A. in Physical and
Health Education at Tuesday's
C.W.O. Convocation. Dave Lyon
also received his M.B.A. degree
Saturday,
ATTEND CONVOCATION
Mrs, A.R. Reilly attended the
Convocation of her
granddaughter, Joan Ariel liaist,
who received her Bachelor of
Science degree at, Brock
University.
CGIT girls
hold last meet
Lucan-Clandeboye C,G.I.T.
held their last meeting before
the summer recess last Tuesday
at the Lucan United Church.
Ann Stanley led the worship
service.
As the part of their Bible
Study on Judaism a full bus-load
of the girls and their leaders,
Mrs. R.B. Worthington and Mrs.
Clare Stanley, visited O'Shalom
Synagogue in London where the
Rabbi Samuel showed them over
the building and talked about
the Jewish religion.
Saturday, the Junior group
with their leader Mrs. M.H.
Hodgins visited the Moslem
Mosque and the Russian
Orthodox Church in London.
Biddulph former
dies in London
Thomas Albert Allan
Langford of Biddulph Township
died Sunday at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs, John (Marie) Dunnell of
Rannock, and Mrs. Charlie
(Olive) Gowan of Granton; and
one brother, Clayton Langford
of Biddulph Township. He was
predeceased by a sister, Mrs.
Melvin (Verna) Dawn, formerly
of London.
The body rested at the C.
Haskett and Son Funeral Home,
Lucan, where the funeral service
was conducted by Rev. Susan
Seymour Tuesday, June 3.
Interment was in Siloam
Cemetery.
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Cliff Abbott who underwent
in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London, is making satisfactory
recovery, Mrs. Abbott is staying
with her sister, M. M.H.
Mullins in London, while her
husband is in the nospital.
Mrs. Bob Coleman was a
Thursday overnight guest with
her daughter, Mrs. W.V. Garrett
and both visited other London
relatives.
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