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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-04-19, Page 21Lucan Pee Wees - Despite losing in the All -Ontario finals to Haliburton on Sunday, the Lucan Pee Wee Hockey Team received a special award at the Lucan Minor Hockey Banquet Sunday. Front row, (14), Jason Hodgson, Doug Hotson, Matt Munro, Scott Smith, Jeff Campbell, Shaun Fairweather, Da- vid Damen. Back row, (1-r), Randy Kraul, coach, Mark Hickson, Marty Hodgson, Sean Lawrence, Brian Heckman, Paul O'Shea, Collin Kowalchuk, Nathan.Brown, Brett Fairweather, assistant. Missing, Ja- mie Lightfoot, Joey Hitchcock. Novice Ringette - The Exeter Novice Ringette team received an awards at the annual awards banquet last Monday night. The team didn't win a game all year but lost two -games -to -one in the league fi- nals to Goderich. Front row, (left to right), Julie Godbolt, Sarah Hamilton, Meagan Ratz, Alicia Law- rence, Melissa Hayter, Cathlene Chappel, Tracy Wilson. Back row, (I -r), Leroy Edwards, coach, Kelly Regier, Theresa Wilhelm, Jody Truemner, Jayne Ballantyne, Carolyn Quinn, Sue Wilson, coach. Lucan Tier 11 Pee Wee - The Lucan Tier 11 Pee Wee Hockey team picked up a special award at the Lu - can Minor Hockey Banquet Sunday. Front, row, (I -r), David Wilcox, Brian Damen, Brent Herbert, Steve Dame, Chris Revington, Jason Wyatt. Back row, (1-r), Gary Wilcox, coach, Jenny -Mae Pfaff, John Hod - d Gaaragozzo, Ted MatiCtirfErMatrPlayford, Gord Playford, manager, Tracy Mitchell. Badminton team plays in Oakridge tournament ` y 'N ic1,elle l ifi0iif`��... LONDON - On Saturday, South Huron District High School's Jun- ior Badminton team travelled to Oakridge Secondary School for a tournament. It was p successful da hune,.w,ith. a champioaship-tcam_- fan Vorbeck and Andrea Francis played well all day and eventually annihilated the opposition to be- come the tournament Mixed Dou- bles champions. Becky Morgan and Carrie Oke bowed out in the 'A' Doubles Final and Chris Gardner won the Singles consolation. SH also hosted an exhibition tournament last Thursday against Parkhill. • Although no scores were recorded, the tournament was a success for the Panthers as they claimed many victories: The Senior Panthers attend Hu- ron -Perth this Thursday and the Juniors next week. ELECTED AS 1ST VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FARM MUTUAL REINSURANCE PLAN INC. Gordon Johnson, a Director of the Blan- shard Mutual Insurance Company of St. Marys, Ontario has been elected as 1st Vice President of the Farm Mutual Reinsu- rance Plan Inc. (F.M. R.P.). Following the Annual General Meeting of the F.M.R.P. held in Toronto, Ontario Mateir itr,- ?-Mer. th*ri was- . ed as 1st Vice President for a two year term. The Farm Mutual Reinsurance Plan Inc, the first all Canadian Reinsurance Company is iocat.e.kfi in Cambridge, Ontario and is owned by 57 farm mutual insurance com- panies. f maxoss• The farm mutual insurance companies that own and control the F.M.R.P. are primarily farm and rural insurance companies who have served their members in rural Canada for more than 100 years in the mutual tradition. The F.M.R.P was formed in 1959 to increase the capacity (ability to write large insurance risks) of its owning members and to protect their finan- cial resources. The company spreads the risk of catastrophic losses through their access to North American and International Reinsurance markets. As part of his many duties, Mr. Johnston will represent F.M.R.P. and par- ticipate in numerous•meetings across Canada. He will travel to the Unit- ed Kingdom to meet with leading international underwriters such as Lloyd's of London. Mr. Johnson was elected as a Director of the corporation in 1978. He was elected to the Executive Committee in 1986 and has served as 2nd Vice President. Mr. Johnson is the Territorial Director for 11 farm mutual insurance com- panies operating in the Huron, Perth and Middlesex area who elect a representative to the Farm Mutual Reinsurance Plan Board of Directors. Mr. Johnson is a Director of the Blanshard Mutual Insurance Company in St. Marys, Ontario, a fully licensed Farm Mutual Insurance company pro- viding Automobile, Farm, Commercial and Personal Insurance coverag- es. Gordon Johnson and wife Florence and one daughter reside in Wood- ham, Ontario. Times -Advocate, April 19, 1989 Page 21 COUNTY OF HURON 1988 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS 1988 1988 Budget Actual Sources of Financing Requisitions on local municipalities Grants Government of Canada Province of Ontario Other Municipalities 5,231,926 1987 Actual $ 5,331,489 4,93,9,969 871,305 1,050,513 11 ,713,110 11,282,088 184,100 183,184 205,047 11,066,460 44,356 Other Investment Income 165,000 199,250 232,165 Fees and service charges 3,064,047 2,846,450 2,874,628 Rents 352,000 456,512 354,803 Miscellaneous 3,420 4,794 4,332 Municipal Fund Balances at beginning of Year to be used to offset taxation Applied To Current Operations General government Protection to persons and property Transportation services Enfironmental services. .Health services Social and family services Recreation and.cultural services Planning and development I .Capital- - General government Protection to persons and property Transportation services Health services Social and family -services Recreation and cultural services Planning and development Net appropriation to (from) reserves and reserve fundi . - Municipal Fund Balances at the End of the Year to be used to offset taxation Assets. Unrestricted 512.059 512,059 229,424 22,096,967 21,866,339 19,951,184 1,057,465 967,357 1,004,474 156,720 165,133 146,762 7,512,200 6,885,528 6,211,777 130,000 84,228 432 1,631,091 1,578,989 1,530,675 7,495,343 7,072,746 6,853,682 1,172,270 1,226,365 1,023,170 597,735 531,219 587,140 19,752,824 18,511,565 17,358,112 18,000 17,741 8,199 4,000 78,501 - 600,000 596,342 517,531 60,000 60,508 16,047 19,000 18,885 72,427 1,375,000 1,371,340 1,955,661 30,000 29,918 24,489 2,106,000 2,173,235 2,594,354 238,143 237,906 (513,341) - 943,633 512.059 22,096,967 21,866,339 19,951,184 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT DECEMBER 31. 1988 1988 Actual $ r 1987 Actual $ Cash on hand and in bank 1,734,165 . 1,220,250 Accounts receivable • 1,588,368 1,524,183 Restricted Cash on hand and in bank Investments Other current assets Capital outlay financed by long-term liabilities and to be recovered in future years Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Net Long -Term Liabilities Fund Balances at the End of the Year To be used to offset taxation 943,633 1,100,000 Reserve Funds 1,211,206 4,546,197 • 3,322,533 2,74+,433 709 1,210,000 497 4,568 998,100 624 1,211,206 1,003,292 12,458 27,639 4,546,197 3,775,364 1,278,900 12,458 Reserves Revenue Transfers Year-end RESERVE AND RESERVE FUND OPERATIONS 1988 Actual 721,723 andexpenditures483,817 osition of rase , NOTES 1,162,366 27,639 512,059 1,070,008 1,003,292 3,775,364 1987 Actual. ',MAC 41* 1,198,894 2 ,073 ,300 . These financial highlights reflect the operations, assets and liabilities of the County of Hurori including the following: Huron County Planning and Development Committee, Huron County Library Board, Huronview Home for the kged Aged Committee of Management and Huron County Board of Health,. • The Home Care Program administered by the Huron County Board of Health and funded entirely by the Province of Ontario is not consolidated. Audited Financial Statements of the Home Care Program are available in the Clerk - Administrator's office. • Copies of the audited financial report from which these highlights were - extracted may be examined at the office of the Clerk -Treasurer, County of Huron, Court House, The Square, Goderich, Ontario. LAVID W. JOHNSTON B. G. HANLY WARDEN CLERK -ADMINISTRATOR •