HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-04-13, Page 21St. Peter's Catholic Women's League recently collected $657 worth of Zehrs tapes towards
the purchase of wheelchairs for Maitland Manor Nursing Home in Goderich. Here, Ray
Hurd, manager of Zehrs in Goderich, hands over the cheque for the tapes to CWL president
Genevieve Madden. Mrs. Alexis Erskine, a resident of Maitland Manor, sits in one of the
newly purchased chairs. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
year 26 Huron Cou
students have shown interest.
in attending a Christi high'
scliooi. •
le Closest. school of .-t1ds.
tape is ;irk Lacon. it 4iniy
cost parents . more 'than
$3,90 trach in°transporation
and fees to send their
childrenhere.
• in the past few rears the
number of Huron students
atteniiing' the Christiian high
school rh London has been
steadily- increasing, ' It• has
come to / a point where
pa
rents are now wondering.if
it is, feasible to begin a
similar ,high school in Huron
out)ty.; ,
• During March public
Meetings were held in
Clinton, Goderich, Blyth and
Exeter todiscuss this
proposal: More than 70
people attended and to date
26 people have responded by
completing a written
questionaire.
The initial results, of the
meeting indicate a positive
attitude toward the concept
of the Christian high school.
Those attending the
meetings asked for further
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COUNTYOF HURON
1982
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
REVENUE FUND OPERATIONS
Revenues
-Requisition on local municipalities
Ontario grants
Qther revenue
Expenditures
General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and development
1982
}}te�r. •m
:1,335,000
7.406,277
2.260,237
1982
i cttial.
:1,338,725
7,556,9:15
2,516,6111
8:39,273 832,475
92,760 94,132
4.163,009 3,986,592
1,496,398 •1,475.574
5,199,043 5,430,878
771,577 8111,221)
419,549 411,072
l'AY1T:\l. FUND I)PF:RtTUONS
Capital financing
Contributions from the reveime fund
Contributions from•reserve funds and reserves
Ontario grants
Sale of fixed assets
Capital Expenditures
General government
Transportation services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and des elopment
'T'ransf'er to reserve funds
1981
Actual. •
2,753,696
6,837,134
2,122,295
620,234
96,408
:3,38.1,;3213
1,304,879 •
1,7119,113
686,'22:1
367.705
\'
1982
Actual
$
162,399
129,981
200,318
1,462
210.336
127,643
115.744
17,557
17,1(12
1981
:Actual
$
2_17,825
3:39,497
:344,591
68,452
2_28,:128
:3811,955
176,867
• 85,1116
27,22(1
68,132 "
RESER E AND RESF:RVI FUND) OPERATIONS
1982
Actual
Revenue
'Transfers and expenditures
\'ear -end Position of reserves and reserve funds
3413,706
1:30,271
1,686, 21)fi
FAR -END 11.1IANUES OF ASSETS AND I,1:1B1LITIH:S ,
1982
Actual
. •$
('ash and short -terns investments 1,017,330
Accounts receivable 1,:3110,914
Other current assets 10,162
Long-term investments 165,000
Temporary loans -122,196
Accounts payable :392.684
Other current Liabilities
Reserves and reserve funds 1.686.206
Accumulated net revenue (deficit)
at the end of the year :351,420 (19,91:3)
L'nfinanced capital outlay, at rile„end of the year Nil Nil
Trust funds under administration 688,891 414,4.15
Investments held in trust 9,762, 772 2,160,2:34
1981
:Actual
$
196,93'2
:367,6311
1,312,771
1981
Actual
$ '
720,277
899,15:3
19,016
179,000
:186.41.7
21:3,363
21,806
1,512,771
• No ES
1. These financial highlights reflect the operations, assets and liabilities of the Coun-
ty of Iluron including the following local boards: Iluron County Planning,Board,
Huron County Library Roard, Huronview Home for the Aged Committee of
Management and Huron County Board of Health.
2. The Iluron County Children's ,lid Society has not been consolidated, Copies of the,
,Agency's audited financial sla4emenl mabe examined hi the ('Ierk-Treasu'er's
Office.
:3• Copies of the audited financial report from which these highlights were extracted
may be examined at the office ofothe Clerk -Treasurer, County of Huron, Court
House, The Square. Goderich, Ontario.
GRANT STIRLING
WARDEN
B.G.•
MANLY
CLERK -TREASURER &
ADMiNISTRATOR
stlichrdittlaa: educatlol and how
it applies to such education
areas as menthershipl
stakdant enrol',ment ,
chuluin And ,teacher
hiring policy. ,
Henry Slotte graaf
Clinton is the ebal of
the Huron Cl7iristian
Education Comrnitteeu The
committee believes, "By
graciously , giving` us
Scriptures., our Lord God has
revealed to His people or-
derly principles • intensely
relevant to education."
Committee members
therefore feel chat ; it is the
duty and privilege , of thie;
Christian community to
provide a complete system
of Christian education. for
their children. • , -•
At the meetings it was
explained that Christian
schools are not schools with
a general education program
that most are accustomed to,
with a Bible course added,
but that Christian schools
are unique because they
integrate biblical principles
with total cirriculum.
Christian schools are
de Msd _mate an en,
teachers can conduct
devOltions, prayer, a Bible
.clasaan .teach t tats the
bii2Bcal
Per 1pl ct v of life in
all subject areas,,
Hiro County is now
serYleta with two elenten-
tars► Christian s cols, in
Clinton and Lucklow. These
are attended by hundreds of
lorai children. A few years
ago four students from the
t5
area went
high school
Fear It art
earY'
reg
'the
interest°I secondary
istia r education isir ,in
creasinnd a ,ahiri o'tkie
commit is, to lmin
whether stoney paiddeterto sende
these students toLondon
could be better - spend
establishing a Christian high
school inthecounty.
Club celebrates 36th
The Sunset Circle.
Housewife Club celebrated
their ' 36th anniversary by
holding a. euchre pal'.y at the
MacKay Centre on March 30.
President Jean Sinnamon
welcomed everyone on
behalf of the club members
and thanked therm for com-
ing.
oming.
Euchre prize winners
were; ladies high - Greta
Zoethout, men's high Orby
Cook, lone hands - Alice •
Moss,, lucky draw wi
were as' follows groceries nners-
Myrtle Good, groceres;
Helen Jewett, money tree -'
Len Rivett, doll - Beulah
Good, Easter cake - Della
Slavin, door prize - Bob
Fowler and lucky number -
Jean Cook.
Lunch was served and a
social time enjoyed to com-
plete
onplete an evening of fun and
fellowship..
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