HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-05-27, Page 19Qualify at regionals
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1987. PAGE 19.
Stephens, Appleby advance to provincial meet
Blyth’s Vivienne Stephens con
tinued her assault on the Ontario
high school track world by winning
one event in the OFSSA Western
Regional championships in Wind
sor on the weekend and placing
second in two other events.
She and Lori Appleby, the
Blyth-area shot putter for F.E.
Madill Secondary School, qualified
to advance to the OFSSA cham
pionships in Hamilton this week
end.
Vivienne started off the meet on
[head supervisor] and Kim Fritz; [front, from left] Judy Ten Pas, Cindy
Bernard and Shannon Rice. More than 300 children registered for
lessons at two sessions last week.
Swimming lessons start at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community
Pool on Monday, supervised by this septet of comely instructors and
lifeguards. [Back row, from left] Karla King, Anita Bos, Sharon Scott
Continued from page 18 B|yth waterworks
i Statementof Revenue and
Expenditure
for theyearended
December 31,1986
1986 1985
18,935Accumulated net revenue January 1 3,804
Revenue
Sale of water - residential 23,457 23,145
I -general 7,936 7,897
Installations and recoveries 7,218 704
Penalties 149 114
| Interest 998 1,500
Transfer from reserve fund for watermain 15,000 -
Ontario neighbourhood improvement
program grant 9,000
Total revenue 63,758 33,360
Expenditure
i Administration
Salaries 3,498 5,400
Supplies and services 1,557 862
5,055 6,262
Pump house
Power 6,236 7,513
Taxes and maintenance 608 853
Pumphouse repairs -6,520
Pump 3,998
Transmission and distribution
6,844 18,884
Maintenance and salaries 8,976 2,952
Supplies and services 1,238 5,231
Main extensions and reconstruction 32,870 -
Water services 7,217 162
50,301 8,345
Transfer to reserve fund for watermain •15,000
Total expenditure 62,200 48,491
Accumulated net revenue December 31 $5,362 $ 3,804
Friday by anchoring her Central
Huron Secondary School 4 x 100
metre junior girls relay team to a
fourth place finish and a spot in the
Ontario championships.
On Saturday she lowered her
own personal best in the midget
girls 100 m. by a 10th of a second to
12.7 seconds but still finished
second to Giselle Poulin of Wind
sor L’Essor, who ran a 12.4.
In the 200 m. however, an event
her coach has called her best, she
won the event in 26.6 even though
being a 10th of a second off her
mark a week earlier in the
W.O.S.S.A. Championships.
Lori Appleby, expecting to
renew her rivallry with Tillson-
burg’sSueBarzo, found both of
them finishing down the line. In the
shot put, Barzo finished third and
Lori placing fourth, but still
qualifying for the Ontario cham
pionship with a throw of 11.28 m.
The story was not so good for
either of them in the discus
however as Tashy Chase of
Windsor Lowe’s34.24 m. throw
won the event and the only
qualification for the provincial
championships.
A business
for the birds
Continued from page 5
later with chickens. They also
operated Blyth Transport. Later
they got involved in raising exotic
breeds of chickens, and they
shipped more than 50 varieties all
over Canada. They owned stores in
Blyth (in fact Irene is re-opening
Blyth Variety in June).
They took some time off from
this busy life to travel, then got
back into breeding the birds and
the job just got bigger and bigger.
Harm says he likes the challenge of
the business and he likes working
with animals. Even when he was on
the farm, he says, it was working
with animals he liked best, rather
than working with machines.
Besides, he says, your mind has
to be occupied by something. “If I
want to go on holidays I want to be
able to find time, but if I have to go
on vacation to kill time, I don ’ t want
to,” he says. Killing time is one
thing the Thelans don’t need to
worry about.
Blyth Hydro
Statementof Revenue and Expenditure
for the year ended December 31,1986
1986 1985
Revenue
Sale of energy - residential 226,456 205,841
- general 283,200 282,124
- street lights 9,497 8,989
Unbilled revenue adjustment 2,300 3,800
Penalties 1,488 943
Interest 3,728 3,191
Miscellaneous 3,434 1,958
Amortization of contributed capital 1,110 1,099
531,213 507,945
Expenditure
Power purchased 489,760 465,136
Distribution system operation and 6,583 9,083
maintenance 6,487 7,166
Administration and general 9,084 10,014
Billing and collecting 11,791 11,504
Depreciation
523,705 502,903
Net revenue for year 7,508 5,042
Equity January 1 218,324 213,282
Equity December 31 $ 225,832 $ 218,324
COMPARISON OF MILL RATES
1985 1986 1987
Residential - Separate School 289.64 308.30 325.45
Residential - Public School 288.94 308.34 322.79
Commercial & Business 339.92 362.76 379.75