Clinton News-Record, 1980-05-01, Page 23•
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At their meetink on
April 8 ClintoncoUncil
learned that the town's
Cub and ScOut grOUps will
be Cleaning up town and
private property until
June 7,
Bert Gliddon, COUneirs
representative on the:
Maitland 'Valley Con -
_servation Authority,
asked council for ,the use
of the town truck and
garbage bags to help in
the clean-up. He noted
, that the Cubs and Scout*
Will be taking requests
from private -property
owners an, cl pafticularly
senior citizens. Deputy
Reeve Ernie Brown was
named as a conta.ct.
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established after the town
suffered damages in a
severe explosion and fire
on February 14,
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The tender application
from Clinton Chrysler
Plymouth, the only bid
received, was accepted
by council for a new
police cruiser'. With trade
in the new car yi11 cost
$6,843,80. ,
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Council concurred with
a resolution from North
York which is asking
Ontario Premier Bit!
Davis to live up to his
election promises. The
resolution pointed out
that Mr. Davis said in
1977 that he would reduce
and eliminate property
-ax-for-seni
three years. North York
is asking that he carry
out this plan and they are
Council .passed a --t
motion to donate $500 to
the Essex Disaster Relief
Fund. The fund was
asking other Qntario
muniCipalities to support
this.
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A request will he made
to CN Railway by council
to have the town owned
weigh scales removed
from CNR's building. The
scales are not in use and
Councillor Ron McKay
,pointedk out that they
could be placed at the
Clinton fair grounds
where they would be used
to 'weigh in cattle for the
spring', fair, ' a
requirement which will
be compulsory in 1981.
In order to get the
scales however; the CNR
building must be
demolished first.
Separate School PTA.
The PTA said that the
road in front of the school
in badly neglected and
presents a safety hazard
to children with ears and
buses there.
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iIi Vodden
A committee of council
will study a complaint
made by the St. Joseph's
Nuclear power irks presbyterY
The Rev. Ross Cum-
mings, Stratford Cen-
tennial, in reporting to
the., Huron -Perth.
Presbyterylast week on a
conference on moral
issues of nuclear power,
said that of primary_
concern was the urgent
need for public and
private action to
m ini m ize ' the un-
necessary consumption
of available resources.
The report recognized
the importance of nuclear
power as part of the in-
tegrated energy mix in
Ontario, in a period of -
transition to a more
favourable energy
program.
It also supported
Canada's application of
nuclear safeguard
policies and Canada's
role in furthering in-
ternational efforts to
limit proliferation of
nuclear weapons.
Donald Darrell,
Clinton, expressed
concern for the wor-
sening situation in Iran
and recommended that
this concern be for-
warded to the proper
channels in the church's
Skaters get
89,500 up
KINCARDINE- - There
were sore feet and
blisters when it was all
over but the hard efforts
raised $9,500 in the
Kincardine Skate-a-thon.
In the 24 hour fund
raising effort 43, people
skated round the clock.
Out of 82 eight hour
skaters, 69 completed the
marathon and 105 skaters
over 10 years of age that
tried to skate for 24 hours.
highest court. A period of
silent prayer was ob-
served.
The following advance
notices were reported:
opening of a new
Christian education wing
in St. Paul's, Milverton,
May 25; Conference
World Outreach Day,
Leamington, May 25;
annual ministers'
seminar, Westminster
College, May 1;
ministers' family social,
,Thames Road, June 11
and a.- resource fair,
Wingham, April 25, 26.
The camp committee
announced that special
camp features will be a
single parents' week in
August and a youth
weekend, May 16-19. Both
will be held at Camp
Menesetung, Goderich.
Joan Aggerholm Norris recently received a Ph.D.
_degree_in Social Psychology from the University -of
Waterloo. Dr. NOITIS is presently on leave from a
position with the psychology department of 1Viount
Saint Vincent University, Halifax. She is now
holding a Social Science and Humanities Research
Council Fellowship and is visiting Assistant
Professor with the Department of Behaviourial
Science, University of Toronto. Dr. Norris, wife of
Randall Norris, is the daughter of Paul and
Madeline Aggerholm and daughter-in-law of Ross
and Isobel Norris.
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of the
accounting firm of Durst,
Vodden and Bender was
preent to discuss the
1979 financial statement,
net, statement showits
deficit of $18,258 for the
town.
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&letter was
received
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CLINTON NIEWS-RECORD,THURSDAY, MAY 1 ,1980---PAOE 3A
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0 ,ef.
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efrom the Liquor Control
.Fioard of Ontario advising
of an application by the
Blue Fountan Steak
House for a dining4ounge.
licence at their Albert
Street location, Council
agreed that no objection
would be made.
A motion to approve an
outdoor extension for the
Clinton Rotel on seven
occasions this summer
was defeated by council.
Des Cassidy; owner of
the hotel, asked for
outdoor facilites on May
30' and 31, June 6 and 7,
July 31 and Augdst 1 and
2. A diagram enclosed
with the letter showed
Mr. Cassidy's proposal
would be a patio style
enclosure on the south-
west corner of his hotel.
council questiomied the
area which extended oui
to include town sidewalk
and Councillors Rob Parr
and Chester Archibald
Suggested that there was
already' enough events
happening in toWn on
those dates and extras
wouldn't be neede4.
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The,Meuibera of Cooncii, Ratapayera and Inhabit9ts of the
Corporation:0f the Township Of Hallett
We have examined the 1979 financial statements of the Corporation'of the
Township of Hullett 4nd the Blyth Dict Fire Area Board, the Hullett
• ToWnship gecreatim. and Community Centre Board and the Auburn Hall Board."
Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing
standards, and accordingly included such tests and other procedures as
we considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion these financial statements present fairly the financial
position of the Corporation of the Township of Hullett and its local
boards and committees as at December 31, 1979, and the results of their
operations for the Lear then ended, in accordance with_Accounting rin-
ciples generally accepted for Ontario municipalities applied on a basis
consistent with that of the preceding year.
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Durst, Vodden & Bender
Chartered Accountants
Licence No. 045
Clinton, Ontario
April 2, 1980
• STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENDITURE
for the year ended Dpsember 31, 1979
,.v 1979.
Budget
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the beginning of the year
Expenditures and transfers
Municipal expenditures
General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
- Environmental services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and development
Other -
Tofal expenditure
Transfers'
Transfers to region or county
Transfers to school boards
Total transfers
Total expenditures and transfers
Revenue by purpose
Municipal purposes
Taxation •
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Other grants • •
Fees and service charges
Other
Revenue to pay for municipal purposes
Region or county requisition
• Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
•Ontario grants
Other
Revenue to pay the region or county requisition
School board requisition
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Other
Revenue to paytthe school board requisition
Total revenue
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year
Analysed as follows:
General revenue
Region or county'
School boards
Special charges
Special areas
Local boards
Municipal enterprises,
. Hullet Twp. Re -c. & Corn. Centre Board
•Auburn Community Hall Board
.Blyth District Fire Area Board
. 44,500
• 404500
194,970
. 4,400
500
500
8,700
88,300
382,370
• 91,392
• 225,752_
317,144
• 699,514
. 117,821
6,000
140,149
18,200
87,700
• 12.„500
382,370
69,510
21,882
• 91,392
. 225,752
• 225,752
• 699,514
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL OPERATIONS
for the year ended December 31, 1979
Unfinanced capital outla:% ilnespendcd capital
financing) at the beginning ot the s ear
Capital expenditure
C,eneral government
Protection to persons..ind propert%
Transportation services
Environmental services
Health services
Social and tamily sets it es
Recreation and cultural st rtRus
Planning and des clopment
Other
Total expenditure
f:aintal financing
( ontrIbiltions from rt1c r,•xcnoc;lump
from rs r,1:1,1s
and I e.erk s
1 ,ng ni 1 1 ti
()wan., gr int.
()ther
oral capital financing,
capital iii t lis 1 t nesp(nded
capital financing) at the cmd of the car
1979
Actual
15,585
49,958
42,097
188,674
4,551
1,701
857
17,690
89,148 ,
394,676
•
93,002
230,924
323,926
718,602
126,021 •
• 8,072
146,902
15,070
96,358
192.360'
411,783
70,849
77
20,798
91,724
231,055
231,055
734,562
31,545_,
40,448
(1,890)
(583)
438
4,154
(11,022)
31,545
1978
Actual
. • 11,950
47,190
• 41,275
• 176,076
3,772
503
3-58
9,070
68.,139.
uLLETT
Auditor's Report
346,374
88,584
_203,459
292,043
638,417
102,617
6,396
127,896
16,983
75;013
22 333
351,238
57,607
66
30,366
88,039
203,675
203,675
1979
Actual
nil
42,93
9(8
152,349,
44,696
642,952
15,5t5
22,440
(612)
(714)
(980)
3,443
(7,992)
15,585
lo78
\etuM
s
ni 1
i4, 33
3,191
3,55,-43
36,465
50,009.
159,9t1'
78,215
30,761
355,t,4
nil
BALANCE SHEET
as at December 31, 1979
ASSETS
Current assets
Cash
Taxes tteceivable
Accounts ,re,eo.ahle
Other current assets .
Capital outlay to be recovered Ur
future years
Other long tern) assets
LIABILITIES
(airreot liahiliues
1 inipi 'rars 1oans,
ALcounts Nv.1141c
( it het ,,tructit .0 i:
Net long term liabilities
Resers es .incl reserve funds
Accumulated net revenue (Jet RAI t and
unappite4.1. capital-feeeii+t-s- - - • - - - •
4
1979
Actual
$
26,114
58,699
220,617
43,724
349,154 .
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
1. Accougr INK; poLi,:rE,
(a)
57.4,3-3-5--
63;327
966,816
100,375
95,618
195,993
574,335
184,943
31:045 -7-
986,816
• 1978
Actual
76,992
81,856
122,496
281 344
508,618
53,440
843,402
10,-800
125,401
136,201
508,618
182,998
7-15;585-7
843,402
Slatement cf 8C1Adr., In!.1 L,p(nditorThie
stat er,c rtt. iti• ,:( 17 d ( Xpl nd it ur,,, of t h r i nu(•111,1
the Hullett i !!„1 Board, the Auburn Hill Board
and the Blyth U • ! 11' Arr,,6411.
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This 7,tatemcr,t -it,: 4,1 exp(•,•,,-1(itore of the muni,ipdlity m
recovered f 4a! revenue of the:, monicik,lits, and it-
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