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la reception on.Saturday
o,ei>ning orchis wit evening for Mr. and Mrs. Joe
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�itd -*ere Miss della and: Christopher of
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le Whyteof Guelph, Yr.ew Mississauga were SundaY
eland, and Mips
ea . Mrs. Shawn s New
visitors with. her parents, Mr.
e� Don Buchanan,
Martial of St. Lucia, (friends and , Paul�attd ►-
r, andrs. Fain
c ,. t!rgl Mrs. Andy Mr. and M
Stevenson, David, Darren
,meson of Etotieake, Mr,
_ vid Lawton and Miss Sue and Luanne , were Sunday
Ke evening dinner , pests with
�enlysidc of Toronto were Mr. and Mrs. William
visitors with Mr. and Stevenson and girls of
Mrs. John Thompson, Jim, Stevenson
Bob and Sharon.
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every,
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their next regular
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entertain !Merton
go where Mrs. Doug
drew;, formerly ofClinton,
now NobleGrand.
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pat Noble Grinds of
Clinton met for an en-
tertaining eventuB at Mrs.
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again for a net luck Seal+
Monday evening. lune Pl. at
Mr. and Mrs: 1• Wise's
cottage, Sumner Haven.
Net & berm
The s'askatoon is usually
refereed to as a herrY4 but it is
actually a pante like a hear or
an apple.
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ship your wows
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POST A►4H.QDGINS
Goid candelabras and Soloist Rick Snell ung,
assorted mum�ss set the decor “Sonn►ewherea, "We'veTOnly
Wed -
for the May 28 evening ding Song"during my
wedding in Ontario Street Just Begun'
e
United Church when the Rev. ceremony.
L. Lewis presided at the �three-tiered made bY the brides .
for
double -ring ceremony cake
Poston*. Sherry . Hodgins and Peter grandmother. Verna Glazier,
flanked by bridal candles,
The bride is the daughter of pots ums and graced gold
Clayton and Ruth Hodginscandelabra
Clinton and the groom's Sanford Valley Hall for the
d Jeandding reception. The
parents are George an we
By Diane Black
White Elephant Sate
The TucCare Centre � holding a
White Elephant Sale on
Wednesday, June 9, 1976
from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. All
items of clothing, books, toys,
baking etc., would be most
appreciated.
The proceeds of this ve the
are to be used to imp
playground facilities at the
Day Care Centre.
Water and Sewag
Anyone having problems
concerning sewage and or
water at Vanastra o ouid
contact the ministry
y at the
environment p
482-
7136. After hours or on
weekends, contact Don
McLean at 482-702 or 482-7231
Postma also of Clinton. , 'bride's mother who
n a
Tile bride wore a snow her gues with a high
turquoise gown
imported from England, gathered neckline, a wide set -
while gown of pure crystalite
styled with a high Victorian in belt trimmed with sequins,
rhinestones and pearls. She
- neckline and long sleeves.
Appliques descending down wore a pink. rose corsage. 'The
the front of the dress were groom's mother, assisted,
•rted frbcn wearing a coral gown with
pure lace imported cathedralg sheer sleeves and a
'Belgium. or train also was® adorned with white rose corsaa e -
will commence on the lace appliques. The bride For Tennessee, to
othen bride
Bingo carried an arm bouquet of and
Friday June 4, tion at the yellow roses and baby s chose a peach skirt and
Vanastra Recreation Centre reath_ jacket with burnt orange
and inl be held every Friday The maid of honor was accessories and a corsage of
evening throughout the Linda Hardy, of Guelph , gardenias and stephanotis.
summer months, Linda
of the bride. She wore The couple will be residing
John Cullen at 482'= 7967.
To the Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School Board
We have examined the Balance Sheet of the Huron -Perth
Rohan Catholic Separate School Board as at December 31,
1975. the Revenue Fund Statement of Operations and the Capi-
tal Fund Statement of Operations for the year then ended. Our
examination included a general review of the accounting proce-
dures and such tests of accounting records and other support-
ing evidence as we considered necessary in the circumstances.
c
The next Hospitality Night a floor -length gown of green
being put on.by the Vanastra polyester styled with a heart -
Community Association will shaped neckline, shoe string
and a slightly
be on Saturday. June 12.1976' straps, bodice. She also
Be sure to set this date aside gatheredorea high neckline cape
and come and join the fun. with ruffles around the collar
and bottom, and carried a
white Bible covered with a
crystalite cover made by the
bride. Talisman rh � � bons
bbreath and long w
blanketedthe bible.
The senior
were Barb Glousherfriend of
the bride of Londesboro,
Karen Wilmott, friend of the
bride of London, and Lana
Lockwce
the
groom, Auburn.
f
They,
groomalong
,
with the junior bridesmaid.
ShaWn Newman. cousin of the
The winner of the Vanastra
and District Lions Club 50-50
draw was Mrs. Colleen
Lormand of 14 Toronto Street,
Vanastra.
The amount won by
Lormand was $195.50.
Mrs.
at 81 John St.- Clinton.
Wedding guests were
present from London,
ofBuffalo,
Mississauga.
Chatham, Listowel, Seaforth,
Blenheim and Ridgetown.
Prior to her e$ i of honor
the
bride was the gu Marion
at showers giVen by
Miller,andma and Sonja
Hodgs Betty MacLean.
br
dresses styled similar to the.
maid of honor except o n
shades of melon, blue, cy ell
and solf pink. They cried
Bibles identical to the maid of
honor. The flowergirl,
Deanna Hodgins of London,
cousin of the bride, wore a
polyester dress styled by her
mother to match the bride's.
The groomsman was Ralph
Postma, Clinton brother of
the groom and the senior
ushers were Kim Hodgins,
brother of the bride, Clinton,
Nick Hodgins, brother of the
bride.. Amhertsburg and
Harry Hodgins , cousin of the
bride, London. The junior
ushern wasf Ti he Ne b de,
sous and the
Mississauga
ringbearerw hew Jo�ff the
Postma, nep
groom. Clinton.
In our opinion these Financial Statements presentg7 fairly
the
the
financial position of the board as at December 31, 1 accordance
results of its operations for the year then ended,
with accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario
school boards applied on a basis consistent with that of the pre-
ceding year except fax the change in accounting for fixed assets
as described in note No. 1.
Stratford. Ontario
April20, 1976
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
te) Net Long -Term Liabilities
Debentures are recorded as unmatured debenture debt
in the year of sale.
L Accounting Policies
la) Accrual Accounting
The accrual method for reporting gvenue and expendi-
turereon of reporting of
has been used with the exception
charges for net long-term liabilities.
t�m� due date of
in-
terest charges are not accrued
payment to the end of the fiscal year.
Ib) Fixed Assets
to cur
Fixed assets are chargedrent expenditure unless
financed by long-term debt. Principal and interest
charges on net long-term liabilities are included in ex-
penditure in the period due.
Fixed assets are included in the Balance Sheet only to
the extent of the balances of the related net long-term
liabilities outstanding and oft e ted temporary fi-
nancing at the end of the Y
(Statement ME 325-1)
For 1974 and prior years. fixed assets were reported at
cost.
2. Debt, Charges and Capital Loan Interest
The expenditure for debt charges and capital loan interest
reported in the Revenue Fund Statement of Operations in-
cludes principal and interest payments as follows:
Principal payments on long-term liabilities $158.961
Interest payments on long-term liabilities 152910
Interest payments on. temporary financing of 821
capital projects
S312.692
(Statement ME 325 -2)
3. Contractual Obligations
As at December- 31st, 1975, the .board has contracted for a
gymnasium addition to St. Patrick's school. Kinkora at a
cost of $225,504. Final approval was obtained for this project
on November 19th. 1975. There S 3tbeen
nn os xpenn hid iture project.
in-
cluded in the attached Financia
By Rena Caldwell
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Upshall on the
arrival of twin boys last
ids from Mississauga, wore
Current Assets
wee.
Mr. Bud McLeod,
Manitowaning, visited in the
village on Sat. last.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pine
and Sherrie Lynn, Sault Ste.
Marie, visited with Mr. and,
Mrs. Ed McBride.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love,
Caro, Mich. attended the
Vanderwal-Baird Wedding on
Sat. May 29.
Miss Jean liniso n. who has
London,
been holidaying
has returned home. Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Detroit spent the American
Holiday with Mr. and Mrs.
Vivan Cooper.
We are sorry to report the
death of Mr. Arie Binnendyk,
a former resident, an Sat.
May 29 in London. Our
sympathy is extended to his
wife and family.
Cash
Investments at cost
Accounts receivable
Under -requisitions • (elementary)
Under -requisitions (secondary)
Other
Prepaid expense
Other current assets
4.451 4,448
195.277
14.136
683
215,182 122.535
2,245.386 2.356.674
2.46 8 2.474 9
115,793
1.649
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
1975 1974
Bank and other 115.84$ 35.619
short - term borrowing
Accounts payable and
accrued liabilities
1975 taxes refundable
reason of employees'
ielementary 1
of services , secondary
Over requisition ielementary ► 53.609 26,211
Over requisition i secondary 11.149 46,377
Other ' 4.630 14.328
Debt charges due and unpaid
Other current liabilities
Net long term liabilities
Reserve for working funds
Equity in reserve funds 3,016
t' napphied capital revenue - 689
2.460.578 2.479.209
215.192 1?2.535
2.244.697 6 2,353.658
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Fter
EMENTARY SCHOOL PURPOSE SREVENUE. Ft.tiU 31. 19 i a
A member of the Goderich Township recreation com-
mittee, 17 -year-old Diana Brand is a contestant in the
Queen of the Fair contest. The daughter of Corry and
arnellus Brand of RR 3, Clinton, Diana Is Interested In
sports and Is a member of 441 homemaking and
agriculture clubs. She plans on going back to CHSS to
complete her grade 13. Diana is sponsoredin the Clinton
Merchants. (News -Record photo)
+ Swim Suits
+ Sport Shirts
+ Knit Shirts
+ Shorts
+ Stacks
...lust right for summer.
Expenditure
11usiness administration
Computer services
Instruction
Educational services
Attendance. health and food services
Plant operation and maintenance
Transportation
Tuition fees
Capital expenditurd Inon-allocable)
Other operating expenditure
Debt charges and capital' loan interest
Non operating expenditure excluding
transfers to reserves
Total Expenditure
Recovery of Expenditure
Other school boards tuition fees
and miscellaneous
Government of of Ontario. tuition fees
and miscellaneous
Government of Canada
Individuitl!s tuition fees
Other Revenue. excluding. transfers
from reserves
Total Recovery of Expenditure
NET EXPENDITURE
1975 1974
139,777 102.440
3,189 3,082
2,134.276 1.74 .�4
29,410
377,054 320,713
356,820 337,21
5,576 4.941
68,55$0 8.220
16,540 24.815
312,692 315.497
2,337 1,026
3,446,251 2,900,005
Financing of Net Expenditure
Go%ernment of Ontario
General Legislative Grants
Local Taxation
Previous year' over
under requisit ion
taxesl taxation raised in the
current year
Decrease t increase & in reserve
Total
1975 1974
2.912.137 2.136.359
23,507 8,269
451.267 394,84:3
3,386,911 2,841.215
81,049
570
To be applied to following
year's taxation:
Refund of 1975 taxes for reason of
employees' withdrawal of services
Net under it•ver► requisition
TOTAL
CAPITAL FUND STATEMENT
ENDED DECEMBER t, 9755
FOR THE YEAR
year not Permanently
Capital Expenditure
Flied Assets and Work in Progress
Buildings, Furniture and
Equipment
School Sites and improvements
to sites
Nttpil Transportation Vehicles
Other
Total
Less Federal Sales Tax Refund
i ,i al Capital al Expenditure
Capital Fitianritwg.
nexpetiiled Funds o at Beginning of
1 ear. or Ill Harte at ikiltrinning of
1975 1974
$
69.380 42,440
52,696 29,652
(12,8161
Long Term
and sold
Contributions from Government
of Canada
Capital Expenditure from thr
Revenue Fund
Transfer to the Revenue Fund
Balance at end of Year not Penna
neatly Financed or (Unexpended
Funds at End of Year) Elementary
Secondary
financed)
Elementary
Secondary
Liabilit ies isur'rl
2,813 32.437
Total
68.580 29,652
12,8131