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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1991-07-24, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, July 24, 1991 Winner - Brad Gregus, left; president of the Exeter Minor Baseball Association presented 50/50 winner Kathy Vereyken with a cheque following the draw which was held during the annual sidewalk days. Exeter Baseball Report July 20 Centralia 22 at Exeter White 20 Home runs: Mary Gregus, Shane Gregoire Whole team played a great gamel titer'' July 13 Exeter White 17 vs. Exeter Gold 12 Good team work! Neither team had too many players because of the weather, but we played anywry. Exeter July 16 Mitchell 14 at Exeter 6 Doubles by: Patnck Ens, Michael llodgins, Cameron Murray, Brad Van Bagel, Chris Armstrong, John Gregus. Fly balls caught by: Brad VanBagel, Brad VanBagel Good Close game, except for hte 2nd inning when Mitchell got 6 runs. Mitchell had a good first bascmam who managed 11 "outs" on Exeter at 1st base. July 20 Clinton #2 at Exeter #1 won by default. Games played anyway. Home runs: Sarah Parsons, Jonathan Ens, Chris Armstrong Fly balls caught by: Jason Davey, Brent Armstrong, Jonathan Ens. Two players from Exeter #1 played for Clinton M2 as they were short of players. Chris Armstrong started off the game with a home nun. Good close game. July 16 • • r : 1•sip.Vv, r.t; `r, Clinton 13 at Exeter 14 Pitchers: Chris Murch pitched the whole game Top hitters: Brendan Kraftcheck (hometun) Exeter was down 8-0 the 1st inning, and carne back to win the game. r:/;�t. w!:r:!`:r yhli 6�'�jf July 15 Exeter 2 at Go)crich 112 Pitcher: Jeff Glavin, 6 complete innings. July 17 Exeter 6 at St. Marys #1 3 Pitcher: Shawn McCann, Darren Kints July 18 Dashwood 7 at Exeter 8 Pitcher: Shawn McCann 4:y July 17 Exeter I 13 at Exeter 1125 Fly balls caught by: Jeff Parrett , Jim Meidinger Home runs: Chris Des*srduse, Steven Rasenberg, Tim Meidinger Runs scored by: Steven Rasenberg, David Overholt, Kevin Overholt Exeter 11 had 2 big innings to lead them to victory. They scored 9 runs in the first and 10 runs in the fourth . Great offense by all Exeter Q players! Sports shorts Exeter hands St. Marys first loss EXETER - Jiff Glavin scored bounded to win their next three the winning run as Exeter beat vis- games before facing Sterling iting St. Marys 7-6 Thursday night Heights again in the final. m peewee baseball action. Luke Sims had a pair of goals in It was the first loss of the season the final with one each to David for St. Marys as the Exeter squad Farquhar and Jacob Bruxter. lifted its Record to 11-3. They re- (See this week's soccer score - main in second place behind St. board for more details.) Marys. In the bottom of the seventh in- ning, Glavin had a base hit, stole WINGHAM - Exeter's Jake second and while attempting to Marks won four games and picked steal third, the St. Marys catcher up 42 points when he teamed with made a bad throw which saw Gla- Jack Arnold of Mildmay on July 13 vin score the winning run. at the Wingham Sportsmen Horse - Defensively, Ryan Soldan and shoe tournament. Paul Van Dyken made some good Marks and Arnold finished sec - catches for Exeter. Pitcher Mike and in the 50 point games. The next France had seven strikeouts on the toumament is scheduled for July Exeter mound. 27. Still rolling Watson wins SARNIA - The championships EXETER - Former Exeter Lawn just keep coming for the Exeter Bowling Club member Wes Wat- Kicks. On the weekend, they son returned to Exeter on Saturday played in the Sarnia -Clearwater to win Saturday's Open Pairs' Tour - tournament and returned with their nament which was sponsored by fourth mosquito title. the Oddfellows Lodge. Exeter lost their opener 4-1 to Peter and Gloria McFalls of Exet- Sterling Heights, Michigan but re- er were second while Andrea Wei - Notice to Water Customers of the Exeter Public Utilities Commission The Utility has a customer that uses large quanti- ties of water for processing vegetables. Normally, one type of vegetable is processed prior to the sec- ond crop of vegetables maturing for processing. This year these crop will overlap for the period Of July 24th to August 13ttl,- period& approximately three weeks During this period, the Commission is revising the water restriction period for residential customers as follows: Effective July 24.0 until August 13th West side of Main Street Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. East side of Main Street Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Your co-operation will be appreciated and following August 13th, normal restrictions for lawn watering will again apply. Exeter Public Utilities Commission Alf Second place gand and Jason McFalls were the consolation winners. 5th Annual KIPPEN = Brad Mann won the 'A' class championship here on Sunday at the 5th Annual John An- derson Memorial Shoot at the Kip - pen Gun Club. He hit a perfect 100 while the 'B' winner was Reginald Treanor with 98 and Glen Mogk had 94 to take the 'C' title. Mogk had to win his division af- ter a shootout against Lloyd Ven - nor. Jamie Caldwell won both the high handicap and the high overall points. Cuba bound ZURICH - Corey Hartsburg, a Zurich native has been select"d the Canadian baseball team which will compete at the Pan -Am G ores in Cuba on August 2-18. Hartsburg, who pitches for the Stratford Hitters of the Intercounty League, was recently named to the GTE all-American team. He pitch- es for Point Park College in Pitts- burgh. Carter's bat is the difference Continued from page 14 Greys extended their record to 9-2. Crediton 18 - Mitchell 3 After losing to Exeter, the Credi- ton team showed a very strong team effort Monday night defeating Mitchell in six innings. After a close two innings, the home team pounded out eight hits in the third to bring in four runs and then_in fourth, crossed the plate five times. Three runs scored in the fifth and then Crediton took the game out of reach in the sixth after they tallied four more runs. Deb Lord and Carol Windsor were the star performers for the night going five for five at bat with some nice placed hits. Windsor was the winning pitcher for Crediton striking out seven Exeter Mixed Shuffleboard Wednesday, July 17 5 game winners Howard Johns Hugh McKay John Pepper Doris Denham Jennie Harris 4 game winners Steve Hrapchak Mike Eizenga Marjorie Hodgert Olive Essery Thursday, July 18 5 game winners Wilma Davis Steve Hrapchak Marjorie Hodgen Hugh McKay Helen McKay 454 410 384 246 243 366 330 324 317 463 428 426 409 395 Lawn bowling Tuesday, July 16 Racy Smith 2 w 18+4 Olga Chipchase 2 w 26 Wilmer Adkins 2 w 25 Lawrence Russell 2 w 25 Gloria McFalis 2 w 25 Audrey MacGregor 2 w 22 Walter Spencer 2 w 19 Stewart Miner 2 w 17 Thursday, July 18 Olga Chipchase 2 w 28+6 Ray Smith 2 w 26 Stan Roth 2 w 23 Isabel Rogerson 2 w 21 Meine Eizenga 2 w 20 Saturday, July 19 Pete McFalls 1 w 15 Chas Mefr=yfield �l w 15 Stewart Miner 1 w 15 Shawn McFalls 1 w 12 Waiter Spencer 1 w 12 VILLAGE OFLUCAN FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1990 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT DECEMBER 31, 1990 ACCOUNTING POLICIES 1. Basis of Consolidation These consolidated statements reflect the assets, liabilities, sources of financinQg anal expenditures of the revenue fund, capital fund, retOrfi'fur)di kid reseryet'. and include the activities of all committees of.Couacil-and this following boards, municipal enterprises and utilities whiliiire under the' control of Council: Lucan-llddulph Fire Area Lucan Nater Department Lucan Sewage Department 2. Non -Consolidated Entitles The following local boards, joint local boards, municipal enter- prises and utilities are not consolidated: Lucan Community Centre Management Committee Lucan Hydro Commission North Middlesex District Building System Copies of the 1990 Consolidated Financial Report of the Village of Lucan and its local boards not consolidated ars available at the Village Office to any resident who wlshaa to review or analyte the financial operation of the Village In greater detail. AVERAGE CURRENT AND PREVIOUS YEAR'S MILL RATES 1991 1990 Commercial Residential Commercial General County Elementary Secondary Residential 26.165 30.783 26.165 30.783 9.528 11.210 8.269 9.728 28.850 33.941 27.163 31.957 25.531 30.037 21.916 - 25.783 90.074 105.971 83.513 98.251 Operations of School Boards and the County of Middlesex School Boards $502,821 Taxation and user charges Other revenue Amounts received or receivable Requisitions Overlevles (underlevtes) at the end of the year Contributions 502,821 506,101 $ (2,276) to Unconsolidated Joint boards Lucan Community Centre Menag.ment Committee North Middlesex District eullding System APPLIED TOt 1990 26,584 9,378 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31, 1990 yj)1J.GR GP LUCAN CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET DECEMBER 31. 199Q ASSETS Uerestrlcted Cash Taxes receivable Accounts receivable Other current assets Restricted Cash Due from other funds UABIUTl6S Temporary loans Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Other current Debilities Due to resetr's fwd County $ 85,011 PUNA BALANCES AT T116 MD t l OF 71111 YEAR 85,122 85,635 $ (279) 1939 34,085 1,000 To be used to offset (to be recovered fon) taxation or user charges Unexpended apical financing (capital operations not yet permanently finances) Reserves Reserve funds CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,1990 nuar or UICAN CONsouDAiso =mom OF OrERATh TNS (OR TtlltYEAR ENDED DEMMER 3L 1992 Bedsit Actual Adeal _Lift 1992_ AIL Cermet operations Oeneral goveramettt Prdectk,n to persons and property Transportation services Environmental services Recreation end cultural servier. Planning and development Capital General $ewernment Protection to person and property Transportation services Environmental servlaea Planning and development Net appreprtatlerta to reserve maid reserve funds MUNICIPAL FUNDS $AIANCL9 AT Tilt IND Of 1111 YRAR To be used to offset (lo be recovered from lasslian or user charges) Unexpended capital Pnlncing capital operations not yet flosticed) Tota( applications during year $ 142,773 $ 152,945 •11 130,72,- 6/,040 37,312 49,624 1BMQd8 seal ulsr rbarte 183,679 133,378 125,810 193,043 1891145 160,345 40,894 31,019 38,328 _____711‘1 -.__3842 3.172 632.231 +.344}41 -U L023 LW LW 5373,591 5298,505 101,819 74,217 59,753 31,486 3 834 1917 538.997 _1211.123 31,336 8,547 _11.440 74.9N 106.436 8.3.447 )645.431 )511374 5 44,400 5152,348 53,540 1,652 LOW 227,248 174,192 418,910 384,768 (229,261) (191,535) 122,100 60.401 181,136 _I1.111 1645.431 )511.57) VIUAGK 01 LUCAH CONSOSipATIRD fiTAWAIDYT Q1 OrENAIlONS gotTLtR1040112 CIMMIBER 31. 1994 110t1Ud{f.a 111NANaNd 22,100 19,575 9,511 3,921 3,921 3,755 93,000 •119,793 114,398 363,831 370,831 202,111 ---1281 ----- Residential and (arra iuratlon (bmate(eiel, Industrlil and buakress la»lion Taxation from other governments Uses cherges Deduct: Amounts received or receivable for County end School Boards Croats • Province of Ontario Other enunkipailtks Other _ALM 317.381 329.713 investment Income Other 11,689 84,689 44,794 313,464 418,910 384,768 • __924.612) ....12222/4) _ LI4L3IS) 11,321 ry LIMN ILO= MUNICIPAL FUND RAIANC81 AT T1i8 'WINNING OF 1111 YEAR To be used to dries (to be recovered front) tasatksn e t user charges Unexpended capital financing (capital nperatinnt not yet financed) Total financing available during the year NJ= Acted Actual JUL f 771,228 t 773,150 $ 670,981 156,231 7,500 273,602 158,068 7,623 280,203 160,937 7,119 241,772 (585,320) (587,943) (508,361) 438,591 443,205 272,710 42,313 41,898 39,217 *736 46,912 12,020 23,391 37,560 10,011 385,235 384,768 .271,318 t. • 1191,333) _AMMO-U�6) $1.131.624 %1.i82.000 UI.078II Reeve - Larry Hotson Treasurer - Ruth S. 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