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fornnbers will be 12,to 21, instead of 12
In 2.
The dinner neer wassgnserved by the members of
the host
Branch. Grace was said
'by the. Reverend Robert Roberts of
Dungannon ,non chureh.
Mrs. Joe Roily brought greetings frotn:the
London area and -told about the support of
the Children's Memorial Hospital that the
members give. She encouraged those
present to make finger puppets along with
knitted toys and sweaters for the children at
the hospital
St. Helens Branch introduced the panel of
Mrs. Cecil Elliott, Mrs. William Porter and
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock. They gave a
summary and showed pictures of the ACWW
conference they had attended last June in
Vancouver. They were thanked by Mrs.
Gordon Kaitting and she pinned a trillium
pin on Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Cora Sherwood
pinned one on Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Richard
Buchanan pinned one on Mrs. Bradnock.
An impressive "In Memoriam" service
was led by Mrs. Marjorie McDougall off
Auburn, assisted by Mrs. Robert Peck who
placed flowers in a vase in memory of Mrs.
Nelson (Lena) Higgins of Belgrave, Mrs. M.
Gibson off Clinton, Mrs-. Flossie Ivers of
Dungannon, Mrs. Ethel Holmes of Maitland,
Mrs. Pearl Watson of Tiger Dunlop and Mrs.
Omar Haselgrove of Wingham.
Mrs. Clare Vancamp of Brussels gave a
report on the Officers' Conference held in
May at the University of Waterloo.
Mrs. Norman Coultes was in charge of the
Pennies for Friendship ceremony. Pennies
were presented by Mrs. Robert Peck of
Auburn, Mrs. Clare Vancamp of Belgrave,
Mrs. Mollie Grant of Blyth, Mrs. Mervy
Batkin of Clinton, Mrs. Ebner Black of
Dungannon, Mrs. Irene Young of Goderich,
Mrs. Stanely ' McTlwain of Goderich
Township, Mrs. Glen Carter of Londesboro,
Mrs. M. Bushell of Maitland, Mrs. James
Aitcheson of St. Helens, Mrs. Mary Brindley
of Tiger Dunlop and Mrs. Hazel Hardy of
Wingham.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor of Londesboro gave
the public relations report and Mrs. Alice
Scott of Belgrave gave the curator's report.
She stressed the importance .of preserving
historical records and asked all curators to
have their Tweedsmuir History Books and
minute books microfilmed through the
Huron County Library. She announced that
the area workshop for Tweedsmuir History
B,;oks would 'be held on August 14 at
Coldstream.
Other reports were received from Mrs.
Charles Shiell of Wingham, Aculture and
Canadian Industries; Mrs William Porter
of Qoderiieh Township, Citizenship and
World Affairs; Mrs. Mary Clainn(nt of
Goderich, Education • and. Cultural
Activities; and Mrs• Richard Buchanan of
Tiger Dunlop, Consumer's Affairs.
Mrs. Evalina Webster, president of the
Huronview Auxiliary, invited all WI
members to become members of the
Auxiliary which meets the third Monday of
each month and assist in entertaining the
residents and help at the monthly birthday
parties. She said that each resident receives
a card from the Auxiliary to mark his or her
birthday.
In the business session, the members
voted to have the District Annual as an all -
day session next year.
The delegates to the Area Convention will
be the president, Mrs. Les Jacklin and the
secretary -treasurer, Mrs. James Hunter.
Courtesies were expressed by Mrs. Glen
Carter of Londesboro to all who had assisted
in making the day a success. An invitation to
hold the 1985 District Annual meeting in
Wingham was extended by Mrs. Pete
Hollinger of Wingham.
The slate of officers
brought in by Mrs. Cecil Elliott of Clinton
were elected and installed by Mrs. John
Templeman. They are as follows: ; past
president -Mrs. Peter Chandler of R.R. 3
Wingham; president -Mrs. Leslie JaC;klin of
Wingham; first vice -president -Mrs. Cecil
Elliott of Clinton; second vice -president -
Mrs. Cliff Crozier of Goderich; secretary -
treasurer -Mrs. James Hunter of R.R. 1
Belgrave; assistant secretary -Mrs. Peter
Chandler of R.R. 3 Wingham;` public
relations officer -Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock of
Auburn; curator -Mrs. Mervyn Lobb of R.R.
2 Clinton; assistant curator -Mrs. William
Porter of R.R. 2 Goderich; auditors -Mrs.
Alex Nethery of R.R. 4 Goderich and Mrs.
Clare Van Camp of R.R. 1 Belgrave; district
delegate -Mrs. Leslie Jacklin of Wingham;
alternate district delegate -Mrs. Cecil Elliott
of Clinton; federation representative -Mrs.
Ross Higgins of R.R. 5 Brussels; and
alternate federation representative -Mrs.
Marjorie McDougall of Auburn.
Standing committee conveners are:
Agriculture and Canadian Industries -Mrs.
Robert Peck of, R.R. 3 Blyth; Citizenship
and World Affairs -Mrs. William Porter of
.R.R. 2 Goderich; Education and Cultural
Affairs -Mrs. Mary Clairmont of Goderich;
Family and Consumer Affairs -Mrs. Richard
Buchanan of R.R. 6 Goderich; and
Resolutions-Mrs.Seth Emke of Blyth.
Middleton Church
plans pot luck dinner
By Blanche Deeves
MIDDLETON - Communion • was
celebrated in. St. James Anglican Church on
Sunday morning. Following the singing 'of
the first hymn Rev. Reynolds Blessed and
presented Lisa Storey with her Server's
cross in appreciation for her service to him
since being our Rector. Lisa lit the Paschal
candles and candles on -the altar.. Ray Wise
and James Storey received the offering:
Next Sunday communion will ,be
celebrated at St. James at 11:15.
• Following St. Jame's Service on June 10 a
presentation will be held for Paul Middleton
and Vicki Merner who will be married on
June 23. Ladies bring fruit bread and.
cheese.
On June 6 a pot luck dinner for the
congregation of St. lames' Middleton to be
held 'at Lynda. and Bill Steenstra's. home.
Please bring your own silverware and lawn
chairs.
It was ' good to, see some Middleton area
people in the Clinton Fair Parade. ,Lisa
Storey, William Storey and James Storey -
Alvin Dutot with his ponies. -
Michael Dixon Clinton
Cory Henderson minion
Bradley Vanderhaar R.R. 2 Bayfield 4
Stacey Leppington Clinton
Jonathan Hugill R.R. 2,;$eoforth
Karen Farquhar R.R. 2 Clinton
On
June 7
June 7
June 7
June 10
June 10
June 12
,, A. PLACE KIDS
The Sensible Game
This game is called "The Sensible Game"
because you use three of your senses - taste,
touch. and smell - to play it., You can play this
game with two or more people - the more the
merrier
To play you need:
• a blindfold
• 5 taste sensations, such as salt, sugar, flour,
instant coffee, powdered spices, pieces of fruit,
etc.
• 5 smell sensations, such as lemons, leaves,
drinks, soap, mud, ink, etc.
• 5 touch sensations. such as wool, wood, plastic,
glass, metal, feathers, etc.
Directions:
1. Collect all the things.7ou want to test people
with.
2. Each person puts on a blindfold and tries to
guess what they are tasting, touching, or smell -
3 gIf you have a large group of people playing you
may want to keep score on a piece of paper.
4 The person who identifies the most things cor-
rectly is the winner of the game, dr the most
sensible.
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1984 MacKoy Prothero
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1':3
CIAL. REPORT
3
,'1't, the Numbers of Council, 1nhabiran ts
;Ind Ratepayers of the Corporation of
the Township of Hui lett
:
We have exon ined the cnnsu
of the Township of 1•lullett as a
stiternt•nt of operations for t1 •
rade in accordance with ,•nnc•ra
accordingly included such tests
necessary in the circumstances.
1Wilt ed balance sheet of the corporation
t Del canker 31, 1983 and the consolidated
year then ended. Our examination was
1 arc•epted auditing standards, and
and other proveaures as t:u consiJcred
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS: DECEMBER 31, 1983
In our opinion, these consolidated financial statements present
fairly the financial positiin of the Corporation of tilt, Township ti 1111 1 et
as at December 31, 1983 and the- results of its operations for the year then
ended in accordance with the a, count ,nit 'rin,-iples 'reserlb••,I for Ontario -
Municipalities applied, after i•iyinl• ret ront ive effort to the ch•tnyes in
accounting policy aseNola hied in mete 7 to ?he finuu-(al statements, on o
basis consistent wi th that of the prett-dint' voar.
1 ,A:tot:M:1t' policies
Basic, of it,nvol idat ion -
the t•un:,olidatid 1ilt.lntfal at emetics reflect the assets and 1iahi1ities and
operation, of the township revenue (unit, capital fund and recreation committee, the
\uhurn (l,udnuulty 14,11 Hoard, and. the 61vth District 4-1re Area Board. Except to the
coo tut disc lutiure ill taxation received or receivable required to pay r&-quinitions,
the oper'attins ui the school honrds and county are not consolidated.
h) lits is of accounting
Clinton, Ontario
Date February 27, 1984
Licence No. 782
a ;I
Chartered Account.ints
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
as at December 31, 1983 .,
ASSETS
1983 1982
Sources of 1inane Inv and expenditure are reported on the accrual basis of accountinc.
The. accrual basis of accounting rerny'ni,res revenues as they become available and
mt.t'urahle: expend (tures ;tri' recognized as they are incurred and measurable as a
re•.ult of receipt ill y.uuds and siervires and the creation of a legal obligation to
pan'. The historicco•;t:anJ at cumulated dt•prr.i;[tion of fixed assets are not
[,•ported for rinuticipal purpn•.os. Inst rad fixed ascots are expensed in accordance
with the nu'thod of (inane ing..
2. Oporatinns Of. sthnnl hoards and county
Unrestricted
Cash
Investments (note, )
Taxes receivable
User charger receivable
Accounts receivable
Other current assets
Long term receivables
162,750
104',365 ..
95,929
92,647
81,628
82,874
As stated in note 1 al the consolidated statement of operations discloses taxation
rt-\entie levied by the township required to par school hoard and county requisi•ti,mS.
Total revenue and requisitions and the resulting over (under) levies are as follows:
schclol hoards ' county
Taxation revenue '387,049 119,494
Province of Ontario grants - 32,093
Requisitions 386,625 153,583
Over(under) levies, beginning of Year (417')
Overlevies, f.'nd of year S' • 7 $ 414
' Restricted
363,044
▪ 257,149
Cash
Investments (note )'
Accounts receivable
Other current assets
Long term receivables
investment in own debentures
13,166
18,139
122,137
23,008
15,912
106,4 31
3. Trust funds
•
Trust funds administered by the municipality amounting to S 2,200. (1982: $ 2,2u0.)
have not been included in the consolidated balance sheet nor have their operations
Leen included in the consolidated statement of operations. •
4. Municipal nand 'balances at the end of the year .
Fund balances o'f. S 41,381. art• available to offset,taxation and'user rates for 1084.
153,442 145,351
rye.,
Capital outlay financed by long term liabilities
and to be recovered in future years (note )
• . -"516,48.6
402,560
LIABILITIES
Reserve.^, and reserve, funds
The total hala.nne of reserves and reserve.,funds of $ 359,470. (1982: $ 338,268.) is
made up of the following: ,
19831_982
Set .aside for tworking•cnpital by Coutacil 208,850 188,850
Set aside' for loans ttndrr the ;Ontario Home
Renewal Plan by legislation �• 150,620 149,418
•
•' 5 359,470 $ 338,268
Temporary loans
Accnunts,payable and accrued liabilities
Other current liabilities
11 5,214
Net lune term liabilities Inote
421
115,635
38,670
1,903
• 40,663
Cont in}trot .1 iabi 1 it v .
6.
The mimic ipnl'ity is cont inp,ntly.1iahle for long term 1i:biIitics with respect to
• file drainage 'ln.nis rec•orcral'le drum property owners and p;rvahle'tn,thc Province
of Ohttu-io ;r: tnan instalments become due. The total ar'ount outstanding as at
ltt•rl•nibor 31, 1083 is $ •7-,8;03'1. .11982.: F 847,025.; :end is not. recorded -on the
rnnso1idatea bol ;ince sheet. '.
iUND BAI.ANCI:S AT'THE END
OE THE YEAR (note 4,3)
to he cocci to ollsei (or to he cee,,tctcd -
6. n11 unntu,n or unci ih,trgc, (note 1, )
fJ
I'ncsp,•ndc,1 cal':r:d her capital
,y',ralnar n•tt til in.lncnll) Ilnenicdlinote
It,'t•ri''.(note ',1
181 ...1 ,4't.
I1c..1)%c lend. (Holt' 11
7. Chani} e.tt in account ing policy and. 1 r,egvirat ive figure's .
•
Cimp.lnative (i}otos for 1182 have been. re•stiiteI' tt-"reclas sify the Overlevy of
School .1,0.1rd,..ari,1-c.04ingsl totrrli'ti' as otlt•'l 1,in'.`1ittits. instead of as fund balances.
' • As :t rt`niilt ofl,_tlnt cli;initc• the municipal fund balances decreased by 5 1,993.. for
1983. ' The ri't'roai•tive effect on the restated fund halances as at' December •31,
1947 is summarized as fol lows:. Originally reported 25,562.
Loss: School hoard and .
county avert cures 1 993.
Fund balances - restated $ 23,569.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1983
SOURCES OF FINANCING:
Taxation and'user charges (note .
Residential and farm taxation
mtmrncrc1al, industrial and
btt-,tne„ Itt.,lltlrl
Taxation from otht•r goverment,
User char;c;
Deduct Amount, reeclted or recec•ahle
'for region or county, and school board,
Grants
Government of Canada
Province of Ontario
Other municipalities
Other .
HuJg_t
9:•33
$
- 6',',601
1,10,1
Actual
1983.
$
Accu
1982
5
658,062
62,99":
21,6111
1 1 t'. ere,
60't
,tl',1(1/ ) .( 506,1'.1) .(
2t'1.,rf,I 408,//8
.',,,1 -.i 1
1.41. ,n
APPI 11.1) TO:
Current operations
(;corral g„It•t:um:••1
Protection to rersono .r.,•I pr• ,1'''--
lr,iti'js,fIal1'I1 Yetlti,',-
i'ntll„ttlllt'n1.11\slats,
EIC 11•,1 •r,','iC
So,lll.ul,l1.ur..l.
Rev•....ition and allttnal
Plu•nim: and aeie11ol' 0 -its
(hhet
Hu2ret
1983
S •
AcfLal 'Actual.
1983 1982
• $ $
61,871
74,790
•256,772
9,156
1,658
866
24,891
5,908
67,015
53,964
251,659
8,161
1,224
678
23,106
3,138
416-11.4_ . _ . 4.1x,947_.
21,9,441 284,57',
'1i1 Capit;tl
• It,...) .IIL( 1`1' I•(•'•' x•11 .t t' L t ,' •1
Tiro t rnrt
• )Lir 1,1111 drain .
Ftre, hill
Contributions from developers
Investment income
Sale of land
Other
• Pena 11l'es and int crest on t tx,
Proceeds from the issue of long
term liabilities
7,61', 27,848
17 flOO (6,960
ll,
18,"46
146,500
66,942 •
44,491 •
110,420
,86,443
25,774
11,4,200 257,913
227,642
Extraordinary gain (note )
, Net appropriations from reserves
and reserve funds
MUNICIPAL FUND BALANCES AT
TUFF. BEGINNING OF. THE YEAR (note
To he used to offset (or to he
recovered from) taxation or user charges : • ) S,71.0 ,
Unexpended capital finanimg (or
capital operations not yet
financed)
21,569
Extraordinary loss (note )
Net appropriations to reserves and reserve funds .
'MUNICiPAI. FUND RAI ANCFS.
AT THE FN,D OF THE YE AR (nate ,
To' he'useil to nff,.taftt,r to he
reentered from) taxation or user Lh.trge,
Total financing available dunng the year
;45,589
756,610 .
106,'14
Unexpended capital fin,e•, mg tor
capital operations not yet
financed) -
Total apphiat,onr-Junng the ve.lr
20,000 21,202 69,ntfi
/to.. 41,381 21,469
51., 389 756,610 • 704,314