The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-06-28, Page 8Board releases details on salaries for teachers
Vice-principals received a basic
$19,100 ($18,000) with an in-
crement of $600 to a maximum of
$20,900 ($20,000) salary,
Responsibility allowances:
Directors-Grid plug, $2,200;
assistant directors-grid plus
$1,100; Department heads-grid
plus $1,950; assistant department
heads-grid plus $975; subject
chairmen-grid plus $1,000,
Mrs, Ila Kayes of RR 3,
Parkhill, with 18 years' ex-
perience, was appointed student
services co-ordinator from a list
of 12 applicants. Her appointment
is effective September 1, 1973.
David Bieman of Exeter, with
five years' experience, was
appointed Media co-ordinator,
effective September 1, 1973.
There were 10 applicants.
Following a committee-of-the-
whole (in camera) R. L. Cun-
ningham, transportation
manager, reported that a new
type schedule had been reached
with the bus contractors ranging
in cost for a 48-passenger bus of
$4,620 for a yearly rate to $5,420
for a 78-passenger bus plus the
board will pay the contractors a
variable of 17 cents per mile
travelled. There are a total of 114
contracting buses used in Huron
and the Huron board owns 39
buses. A se
student accident plan will be
s
available to parents in Sep-
($13,000) ; $8,400 ($8,300) to
$15,400 ($14,800); $8,900 ($8,800)
to $16,500 ($15,900).
Principals' salary schedule-
from a $21,400 ($19,700) to
maximum of $24,000 ($23,000)
with an annual increment of $700,
school teachers' salaries amount
to $3,240,000.
Salaries in the four teaching
categories are as follows with
last year's in brackets: $7,200
($7,100) to $13,000 ($12,400);
$7,500 ($7,400) to $13,700
The salary scale for secondary
teachers was released at a
meeting of the Huron County
Board of Education in Clinton
Monday in accordance with the
terms of the salary agreement
ratified by the board on May 22,
The one-year contract with its
secondary school teachers calls
for a six percent total increase in
the over-all salary package.
The six percent increase will
cost the board $194,000 on an
annual basis. The secondary
PRECIOUS BLOOD GRADUATES - The graduation party for grade eight students of Precious Blood
Separate School in Exeter was held in Hensall Thursday night. Back, left, Doreen Vink, Frances Moddejonge,
Eddie Van Roessel, Nancy Bertens and Frank Winters. Front, John Ducharme, Laurinda Nogueira and Paul
Van Esbroeck, T-A photo.
Company was awarded the
contract for roof repairs at:
Holmesville Public, $13,190;
Robertson Memorial in Goderich,
$416; Central Huron Secondary
School, $16,900; Hullett Central
Public School $600; Stephen
Central Public School, $525; and
F. E. Madill Secondary School
$2,360,
suspended and a new policy and
procedure will be proposed.
A fuel conversion contract for
Central Huron Secondary School
in Clinton was awarded to Fred
McGregor of Brucefield at the
tender price of $11,059.04. The
McGregor tender was the lowest
of four.
The Smith-Peat Roofing
tember, mainly for dental ac-
cidents from the Reliable Life
Insurance Company at a cost of
$4 per year for one student to $10
per year for a family with three
students.
In September new consent
forms for students participating
in outdoor activities will be ready.
The present consent forms are
Jayne Hayter, Cindi Eveland, Beverly Preszcator, Eleanor Salmon,
Elizabeth Brand, Steven Kraft, Ervin Pfaff, Larry Stire and Randy
Yearley. Front, Brenda Kipfer, Nancy Pickering, Barbara Parsons, Joan
Finkbeiner, Mary Bailey, Elizabeth Bender, Wendy Beaver, Donna
Baker, Cathy Anderson, Kathy Desjardine, Jane Pratt, Sharon Wein
and Joan Hodge. T-A photo
GRADUATE AT STEPHEN - The grade eight class at Stephen Central
school received their graduation certificates Monday night. Back, left,
Wayne Shapton, Larry Lippert, William Schmidt, Dale Dinney, Charles
Borland, Karlis Zemitis, Don Russell, Randy Witherspoon, Michael Gib-
son, Eugene King, Ken Govers and Mark Laye. Centre, Calvin Willard,
Earl Pfaff, Fraser Boyle, Edwin Snyder, Kelly Zimmerman, Cheryl Wein,
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Continuity of the Account
for the Police Village of Crediton
for the year ended December 31, 1972
REVENUE
Analysis of the Education Levy
for the year ended December 31, 1972 TOWNSHIP of STEPHEN AUDITOR'S REPORT
overlevy
Or
(underlevy)
assessment mill for the
type amount rates levy requisition year
Analysis of Revenue - Township
for the year ended December 31, 1972
To: The Members of Council, and Ratepayers of the Corporation
of the Township of Stephen.
I have examined the 1972 financial statements of the Corporation
of the Township of Stephen and its local boards, which are listed
on the attached Index. My examination included a general review
of the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting
records and other supporting evidence as I considered necessary
in the circumstances.
1972 1971
$
Taxation - police village requisition
Township of Stephen 7,451
7.451
1 2 3 6 7
Huron County Board of Education
Stephen Township School Area
res. 3,017,650 23.35
corn. 1,134,915 25.94 99,901.75 99,890.00 11.75
McGillivray Township School Area
res. 144,430 24.97
corn. 3,410 27.75 3,701.05 3,703.00 ( 1.95)
Hay Township School Area
res. 79,725 20.01
COM. 1,595.30 1,595.00 .30
Exeter Public School Board
res. 32,900 16.79
COM. 9,835 18.66 735.91 736.00 ( .09)
105,934.01 105,924.00 10.01
6,131
1972 1971
Actual Actual
338,574 282,886
69,243 68,151
407,817 351,037
33,507 32,701
73,055 67,445
514,379 451,183
6,131
Subsidies
Province of Ontario - roadways 120 1,289 Taxation
Realty - Residential and farm
- Commercial and industrial
120 1,289 In my opinion these financial statements present fairly the
financial position of the Corporation of the Township of Stephen
and its local boards as at December 31st, 1972, and the results of
their operations for the year then ended, in accordance with
accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario
municipalities applied on a basis consistent with that of the
preceding year.
Other revenue
Donations 861
Fire fees 1,580 610
Rentals and telephone commissions 89 75
Sale of old fire truck 360
Licence 12
Business
Special charges
Contributions from other governments
Ontario 607
Ontario enterprises 18,056
Municipal enterprises 136
18,799
2,890 697 588
17,504
146
Total revenue 10,461 8.117
18,238 EXPENDITURE
Subsidies
Ontario
Per capita 19,871
Provincial-municipal employment
incentive program - 1971-72 . 2,695
Residential property tax reduction
Specific
Roadways
General welfare assistance
Recreation
Warble fly
General government
Police village trustees
General administration
Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board
CRCSS Hay, McGillivray, Stephen
res. 582,895 31.19
corn. 12,530 34.65 18,614.66
Exeter Separate School
res. 18,850 31.19
corn. 587.93
120 120 City - Goderich, Ontario A. M. HARPER
Date - June 1, 1973 Licence Number 4440 18,569 76 165
196 285 2,838
67,783 Protection to persons and property
Fire 13,028
Street lighting 1,076
14.104
3,984 Statement of Revenue and Expenditure Consolidated
for the year ended December 31, 1972
1972 1971
$ $
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the beginning of the year 36,968 21,246
66,665 69,016
11,206
1,950
316
1,055
5,039
Public works
Sidewalks
Roadways
19,202.59 19,203.00 ( .41)
1,844 89,231 171,678 240 Huron County Board of Education
South Huron District High School
res. 3,876,450 16.21 3,626 3,775 corn. 1,160,690 18.02 83,754.50 83,764.00 ( 9.50) 15
108,030 189,916 2,084
Recreation and community services
Parks and recreation 230 Other revenue
Licenses and permits
Fines
EXPENDITURE 202
230 202
24,357 23,254
26,768 23,660
203,864 203,662
4,536 4,384
14,519
2,650 5,230
10,862 15,135
235,660 259,344
124,404 112,558
112
General government
Protection to persons and property
Public works
Sanitation and waste removal
Social and family services
Recreation and community services
Financial expenses
Education
Region or county - share of expenditure
Other
Other
Share of taxes written off 262 159
262 159
Service charges
Penalties and interest on taxes 9,418
Interest and discounts 3,607
Fees on municipal drain 700
Recovery on fire hall 2,461
Recovery of taxes written-off 2,505
Provision for deferred revenue
Sale of land
47
10,216
3,337
7,301
2,447
1,699
817
400
amounts
charged back
to school
boards
Total expenditure 14,792 7,769
Excess of revenue over expenditure for the year 348
(Excess of expenditure over revenue for
the year)
Surplus (deficit) at the beginning of the
year
payments in addition to the requisition
supplementary
taxes
8
Public 13,174.22
Separate 2,113.74
Secondary
10,243.00
miscellaneous
revenue
9
$
( 4,331)
( 584) ( 932)
10
$
798.48
22,332 30,039
644,741 671,138 (633,213) (661,746) Total revenue 642.25 Deficit at the end of the year ( 4,915) ( 584) 98.15 REVENUE
498.42 633.33 Continuity of the Account
for the Police Village of Dashwood
for the year ended December 31, 1972
REVENUE
Taxation 514,379 451,183
Contributions from other governments . 111,448 195,332
Other 21,611 30,953
647,438 677,468
Analysis of Expenditure - Township
for the year ended December 31, 1972 Continuity of the Account
for the Police Village of Centralia
1972 1971 Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year 51,193 36,968 1971
Actual
1972
Actual
$
4 for the year ended December 31, 1972 $ $ Taxation - police village requisition
Township of Stephen 2,573 2,539
Hay 3,418 3,410
REVENUE
General government
Members of council
General administration
Unclassified
Analysed as follows:
General revenue 41,775 28,124
Police villages 9,418 8,844
51,193 36,968
3,156
19,858
608
3,129
18,856
420
1972 1971
$ $ 5,991 5 949
Subsidies
Province of Ontario - roadways 422 600
Taxation - police village requisition
Township of Stephen 23,622 22,405 2,972 3,751
2,972 3,751 422 600 Protection to persons and property
Fire 4,944 9,781
Protective inspections 3,361 746
Unclassified
Ausable River Authority 6,965 5,616
15,270 16,143
Other revenue
Fire fees
Donations
Subsidies
Province of Ontario - roadways 865 117
2,850 2,280
750
3,600 2,280
10,013 8,829
Notes to Financial Statements
865 117
1. Charges for net long term liabilities
Total charges for the year for net long term liabilities were as
follows:
Principal payments
Interest
Other revenue
Fire fees
Rent
Total revenue 400 670
100 100 Public works
Roadways
Drainage
Unclassified
130,297 127,839
455 3,518
73,598 67,630
204,350 198,987
56,374
17,224
$ 73,598
500 770 EXPENDITURE
4,337 4,638 Total revenue General government
Police village trustees
General administration
245 220
73 90
EXPENDITURE Sanitation and waste removal
Garbage collection and disposal 2,688
2,688
The total charges shown above were paid from the revenue of
the municipality and are included in expenditure, classified
under the appropriate functional headings.
2,802
2,802
General government
Police village trustees 120
General administration 101
318 310
120
134
254
Protection to persons and property
Fire
Protective inspections
Street lighting
Social and family services
General assistance 2,148
2
938
3,088
2,158
988
3;146
14,519
14,519
221
2. Basis of consolidation
The Consolidated Balance Sheet reflects the assets and liabili-
ties of the revenue fund and the capital fund of the municipal-
ity.
Protection to persons and property
Recreation and community services
Parks and recreation 620
Unclassified 506
1,228 Fire 44 • 4 4 4 4 • ' a 1,366
4,679 Street lighting 369 413 Public works
Roadways
Drainage
107 1,597 1,779 669 843
18
669 861
4,786 1,126 Public works
Roadways
Drainage
3. Net long term liabilities
Total long term liabilities incurred by the municipality and
outstanding at the end of the year amount to . . 819,791
Of the long term liabilities shown above, the responsibility
for payment of principal and interest charges has been assumed
by the Huron County Board of Education for a principal
amount of 333,059
Net long term liabilities at the end of the year ... $ 486,732
Financial expenses
Interest on temporary borrowing 6,239
Provision for allowances 2,798
Unclassified . 1,825
10
1,720
1;730
14,696 252 Sanitation and waste removal
Garbage collection and disposal 252 1,848 1,582 439
Recreation and community services
Parks and recreation 333
1,848 1,582 10,862 15,135 242 Recreation and community services
242 Education
Elementary - public 119,740
- separate 21,415
Secondary - • • • • d ,,,, 94,505
235,660
Region or county - share of expenditure 124 404
Other
Police Village rates ........ - 12,996
Advancement of agriculture - , .. 112
13,108
Total expenditure . ...... 631,090
Parks and recreation 333 961 122,167
17,182
119,995
259,344
961 Other
Other
Share of taxes written off Share of taxes written off 136
136
Total expenditure • ... . ... , .2,539
Excess of revenue over expenditure for the
203
203
4,208
430
1,954
2,884
22
22
6,906
24
24
5,923
4. Capital outlay to be recovered in future years
The capital outlay does not represent a burden on general
municipal revenues, as it is to be recovered in future years from
other sources:
112,558
Total expenditure .... „
Excess of revenue over expenditure for the
Surplus at the beginning of the year _
Surplus at the end of the year „ „
12,421
1,798
Surplus at the beginning of the year .... 2,384
Surplus at the end of the year f 4 . 4' 4,182
3,10/ 2,906 12,421 7,044 4,138 Special charges on benefiting landowners for tile
drain loans - ..... - - . $ 507,156 659,100 10,151 7,044