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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-06-03, Page 14Page --The Wingham Advance -Thanes, Thurs., June 3, 1976 adill mi trot Ito Fifth Annual NUMIA HOCKEY CRAP Mie Ltab • fty. Ns. N • IrMs 334.011 Our camp (formerly Harriston Hockey Comp) offers a progrom of hockoy instruction and, outdoor camp and recreation atmosphere that hos Tad' our camp one of the finest in Canada. the personal 1110CIR 1111M INSTRUCTION will improve all our campers. *New Normanby Recreation Arena in Ayton •PrMate mile long lake *Golf/tennislwoter front -Family Camp and Day Programs DAILY Nn SERVICE FROM WING ......... .#� FM 111 _0 11 r Please forward brochure----- = HOCKFY CAMP Name......... ................. I Box 103 1 Address .......................... Waterloo, Ontario Phone r Town .............................. This weep I'd like to introduce critic„ admirer and source of office. Mr. Ritter, the principal of very rewarding because students ' our school page staff to you. Our moral support. Throughout the our school, inhabits this room. often far surpass the teacher's photographer this year was My- year, the school page has been His door is always open to listen expectations. Sometimes it is The Huron -Perth CountyRoman CathoIie ron McKee, who took great pic- one of her major concerns and I to problems of the students. This such a surprise that it teaches Aures, sometimes overcoming think if the Madill Mirror has is his 24th year as a teacher, or you not to make judgments." He stupendous difficulties to do so. been a success this year, it has principal at Madill. also commented on school spirit Separate School B Mary Ann Alton, our "Teacher been her success. The person I Mr. Ritter attended ele- throughout the years. "While interviewer", faithfully sacri- am talking about is, of course, mentary school at St. Jacobs P.S. reading through the school ficed one activity period a week Joan Leishman. He was later a student at Kitch- history of 1920 or 1930 student so people could become acquaint- Mr. Damsma, our staff ad- ener-Waterloo Collegiate and council minutes I discovered that ed with the teachers of our viser, deserves a lot of credit too. Vocational School. It was during positions were filled by acclama- Auditor's R school. Joan Johnston was a re- Proof-reading our articles must grade 10 and 11 that he decided to tion which proves that school porter and whatever event she have been a chore, but he never become a teacher. It was a sound spirit doesn't change from one was to cover, she accepted the complained about the grammar career, he thought, and offered year to the next. Down through To the Huron -Perth County In our opinion these Financial Statements present fairly the Roman Catholic Separate School Board financial position of the board as at December 31, 1975 and the assignment with a smile, and or misspelled words. Having a good vacations. It was also some- the ages students have always handed it in on time. Gordon good staff adviser has helped us a what of a family tradition. He been apathetic." Mr. Ritter feels results of its operations for the year then ended, in accordance Wray did a good job of reporting lot this year! attended Waterloo College at the student council is a re- with accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario the news of the clubs every week. This article wouldn't be com- Western in pursuit of his planned sponsible, business and com- We have examined the Balance Sheet of the Huron -Perth school boards applied on a basis consistent with that of the pre - Susan Thompson was a reporter plete without mentioning Mrs. vocation. munity oriented group. He said Roman Catholic Separate School Board as at December 31, ceding year except for the change in accounting for fixed assets too and worked hard all year. Ball and the girls in the practice Mr. Ritter's first school was F. they have proved this with their 1975, the Revenue Fund Statement of Operations and the Capi- as described in note No. 1. Judy Nicholson was the secret office who typed our articles E. Madill and he hasn't changed donations and involvement with tal Fund Statement of Operations for the year then ended. Our author 'of School Daze (Yes, Mr. every Friday, and always had and doesn't plan to. When he the Red Cross, Cancer and examination included a general review of the accounting proce- Stratford, Ontario MacLennan, she's the guilty them done on time. Thanks to Mr- started teaching English at F. E. Crippled Children's societies. He dures and such tests of accounting records and other support- Monteith, Monteith &• Company quite satisfied with their excel- ing evidence as we considered necessary in the circumstances. April 20, 1976 License No. 284 ane!) Writing a weekly column is Ritter as&ell, who gave us his Madill he never thought he'd be is a big job, but Judy always had whole -hearted support. one day principal at this school. lent work. one ready for Friday morning! These are the people who work- He was also a guidance teacher There is something Mr. Ritter NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Special thanks go to Teena ed hard all year to produce the and at one time, before he took thinks should be changed in the O'Hagan and Eileen Fischer who Madill Mirror. The year is over, the position of vice principal, was next few years. The musical 1. Accounting Policies (c) Net Long -Term Liabilities submitted poetry, to Marilyn and the school page ceases pub- head of the Guidance Dept. His development has been neglected (a) Accrual Accounting Congram who wrote feature lication. I hope that, during the career has been an evolutionary over the years and he feels there Debentures are recorded as unmatured debenture debt year, we have fulfilled the goal transition from teacher to rin- is enough interest to et an in- The accrual method for reporting revenue and expendi- in the year of sale. articles, and to Liz Armstrong Y g P uB g Y who designed our "Madill is.... " we set in September: "To tell cipal. strumental music program ture has been used with the exception of reporting of cartoon• everyone about our school - our His philosophy for students is to started again. "There should be charges for net long-term liabilities. Principal and in- 2. Debt Charges and Capital Loan Interest A very special thank you goes school that we're proud of!" strive for the best possible; greater commitment to the Glee terest charges are not accrued from the due date of to one person -a person who was -Marjorie Powellalways endeavor to aim for Club and there are instruments payment to the end of the fiscal year. The expenditure for debt charges and capital loan interest enough for a bugle band. Instru-reported in the Revenue Fund Statement of Operations in - mental music is expensive to get (b) Fixed Assets cludes principal and interest payments as follows: 1 " _ started and it would be better to w wait for a year to see if there is Fixed assets are charged to current expenditure unless Principal payments on long-term liabilities $158,961 Y long-term b lon term debt. Principal and interest Interest payments on long-term liabilities 152,910 still interest before rushing into P g- something," commented Mr. charges on net long term liabilities are included in ex Interest payments on temporary financing of Ritter. Penditure in the period due. capital projects 821 His hobby is genealogy, (Statement ME 325-2) $312,692 •. making family trees. He inherit Fixed assets are included in the Balance Sheet only to 3 ed his mother's family tree and is the extent of the balances of the related net long-term 3 Contractual Obligations presently working on his father's liabilities outstanding and of the related temporary fi As at December 31st, 1975, the board has contracted for a fl family tree. nancing at the end of the fiscal year. gymnasium addition to St. Patrick's school, Kinkora at a 6 Mr. Ritter enjoys downhill ski- (Statement ME 325-1) cost of $225,504. Final approval was obtained for this project f• : ;+ ing, especially at Christmas time 1 on November 19th, 1975. There has been no expenditure in For 1974 and riot ears, fixed assets were reported at tlr' when the family can go to Quebec P Y P eluded in the attached Financial Statements ont hisj ro ect. Ilk iI skiing. In his younger years he cost. P e played Junior A and B hockey, 1V"`" TV he enjoyed "The War Years", those looking for employment. He r sn �d icor%1 t This is our last Madill Mirror responsible for the Madill Mirror hr the year. It is with sadness getting started last fall. Although that the school page staff sees she couldn't always act as editor, WS year come to an end. she was our best inspiration, Teacher I MR. RITTER success and take full advantage Every student has probably of facilities at the school in terms caught a glimpse, one time dur-, of clubs, school teams, etc. Mr. ing the school year of the car- Ritter said he receives satisfac- peted office beyond Mr. Wood's tion from teaching. He said, "It is a recent special series. Mr. Ritter has a German background (three generations back) so not sur- prisingly, enjoys sauerbraten and wiener schnitzel. Mr- Ritter wishes to express his best wishes to graduates going on to post -secondary education or also wisps luck to those march - Ing for summer jobs. To all Madill students he warns '%rive carefully and have a 'good summer." Sighing off for another school Y� Mary Anne Alton Ito Fifth Annual NUMIA HOCKEY CRAP Mie Ltab • fty. Ns. N • IrMs 334.011 Our camp (formerly Harriston Hockey Comp) offers a progrom of hockoy instruction and, outdoor camp and recreation atmosphere that hos Tad' our camp one of the finest in Canada. the personal 1110CIR 1111M INSTRUCTION will improve all our campers. *New Normanby Recreation Arena in Ayton •PrMate mile long lake *Golf/tennislwoter front -Family Camp and Day Programs DAILY Nn SERVICE FROM WING ......... .#� FM 111 _0 11 r Please forward brochure----- = HOCKFY CAMP Name......... ................. I Box 103 1 Address .......................... Waterloo, Ontario Phone r Town .............................. This weep I'd like to introduce critic„ admirer and source of office. Mr. Ritter, the principal of very rewarding because students ' our school page staff to you. Our moral support. Throughout the our school, inhabits this room. often far surpass the teacher's photographer this year was My- year, the school page has been His door is always open to listen expectations. Sometimes it is The Huron -Perth CountyRoman CathoIie ron McKee, who took great pic- one of her major concerns and I to problems of the students. This such a surprise that it teaches Aures, sometimes overcoming think if the Madill Mirror has is his 24th year as a teacher, or you not to make judgments." He stupendous difficulties to do so. been a success this year, it has principal at Madill. also commented on school spirit Separate School B Mary Ann Alton, our "Teacher been her success. The person I Mr. Ritter attended ele- throughout the years. "While interviewer", faithfully sacri- am talking about is, of course, mentary school at St. Jacobs P.S. reading through the school ficed one activity period a week Joan Leishman. He was later a student at Kitch- history of 1920 or 1930 student so people could become acquaint- Mr. Damsma, our staff ad- ener-Waterloo Collegiate and council minutes I discovered that ed with the teachers of our viser, deserves a lot of credit too. Vocational School. It was during positions were filled by acclama- Auditor's R school. Joan Johnston was a re- Proof-reading our articles must grade 10 and 11 that he decided to tion which proves that school porter and whatever event she have been a chore, but he never become a teacher. It was a sound spirit doesn't change from one was to cover, she accepted the complained about the grammar career, he thought, and offered year to the next. Down through To the Huron -Perth County In our opinion these Financial Statements present fairly the Roman Catholic Separate School Board financial position of the board as at December 31, 1975 and the assignment with a smile, and or misspelled words. Having a good vacations. It was also some- the ages students have always handed it in on time. Gordon good staff adviser has helped us a what of a family tradition. He been apathetic." Mr. Ritter feels results of its operations for the year then ended, in accordance Wray did a good job of reporting lot this year! attended Waterloo College at the student council is a re- with accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario the news of the clubs every week. This article wouldn't be com- Western in pursuit of his planned sponsible, business and com- We have examined the Balance Sheet of the Huron -Perth school boards applied on a basis consistent with that of the pre - Susan Thompson was a reporter plete without mentioning Mrs. vocation. munity oriented group. He said Roman Catholic Separate School Board as at December 31, ceding year except for the change in accounting for fixed assets too and worked hard all year. Ball and the girls in the practice Mr. Ritter's first school was F. they have proved this with their 1975, the Revenue Fund Statement of Operations and the Capi- as described in note No. 1. Judy Nicholson was the secret office who typed our articles E. Madill and he hasn't changed donations and involvement with tal Fund Statement of Operations for the year then ended. Our author 'of School Daze (Yes, Mr. every Friday, and always had and doesn't plan to. When he the Red Cross, Cancer and examination included a general review of the accounting proce- Stratford, Ontario MacLennan, she's the guilty them done on time. Thanks to Mr- started teaching English at F. E. Crippled Children's societies. He dures and such tests of accounting records and other support- Monteith, Monteith &• Company quite satisfied with their excel- ing evidence as we considered necessary in the circumstances. April 20, 1976 License No. 284 ane!) Writing a weekly column is Ritter as&ell, who gave us his Madill he never thought he'd be is a big job, but Judy always had whole -hearted support. one day principal at this school. lent work. one ready for Friday morning! These are the people who work- He was also a guidance teacher There is something Mr. Ritter NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - Special thanks go to Teena ed hard all year to produce the and at one time, before he took thinks should be changed in the O'Hagan and Eileen Fischer who Madill Mirror. The year is over, the position of vice principal, was next few years. The musical 1. Accounting Policies (c) Net Long -Term Liabilities submitted poetry, to Marilyn and the school page ceases pub- head of the Guidance Dept. His development has been neglected (a) Accrual Accounting Congram who wrote feature lication. I hope that, during the career has been an evolutionary over the years and he feels there Debentures are recorded as unmatured debenture debt year, we have fulfilled the goal transition from teacher to rin- is enough interest to et an in- The accrual method for reporting revenue and expendi- in the year of sale. articles, and to Liz Armstrong Y g P uB g Y who designed our "Madill is.... " we set in September: "To tell cipal. strumental music program ture has been used with the exception of reporting of cartoon• everyone about our school - our His philosophy for students is to started again. "There should be charges for net long-term liabilities. Principal and in- 2. Debt Charges and Capital Loan Interest A very special thank you goes school that we're proud of!" strive for the best possible; greater commitment to the Glee terest charges are not accrued from the due date of to one person -a person who was -Marjorie Powellalways endeavor to aim for Club and there are instruments payment to the end of the fiscal year. The expenditure for debt charges and capital loan interest enough for a bugle band. Instru-reported in the Revenue Fund Statement of Operations in - mental music is expensive to get (b) Fixed Assets cludes principal and interest payments as follows: 1 " _ started and it would be better to w wait for a year to see if there is Fixed assets are charged to current expenditure unless Principal payments on long-term liabilities $158,961 Y long-term b lon term debt. Principal and interest Interest payments on long-term liabilities 152,910 still interest before rushing into P g- something," commented Mr. charges on net long term liabilities are included in ex Interest payments on temporary financing of Ritter. Penditure in the period due. capital projects 821 His hobby is genealogy, (Statement ME 325-2) $312,692 •. making family trees. He inherit Fixed assets are included in the Balance Sheet only to 3 ed his mother's family tree and is the extent of the balances of the related net long-term 3 Contractual Obligations presently working on his father's liabilities outstanding and of the related temporary fi As at December 31st, 1975, the board has contracted for a fl family tree. nancing at the end of the fiscal year. gymnasium addition to St. Patrick's school, Kinkora at a 6 Mr. Ritter enjoys downhill ski- (Statement ME 325-1) cost of $225,504. Final approval was obtained for this project f• : ;+ ing, especially at Christmas time 1 on November 19th, 1975. There has been no expenditure in For 1974 and riot ears, fixed assets were reported at tlr' when the family can go to Quebec P Y P eluded in the attached Financial Statements ont hisj ro ect. Ilk iI skiing. In his younger years he cost. P e played Junior A and B hockey, 1975 1974 145,804 35,619 53,609 1V"`" 11,149 college hockey and also played 4,630 14,328 BALANCE SHEET 122,535 2,244,697 2,353,658 football: When asked what his 69,380 42,440 2,134,276 As at December 31, 1975 General Legislative Grants 2,912,137 2,436,359 e favorite color is he said '.'Blonde ASSETS 1975 1974 LIABILITIES Local Taxation 122,076 59,276 356,820 or brunette? I prefer blondes!" Previous year's over 5,576 68,580 4,941 8,220 (under) requisition 3 f (His wife is a blonde). He said his Current Assets $ $ Current Liabilities Bank and other current year Decrease (increase)in reserve 451,267 394,843 <kF wife is not a career woman but a Total 3,386,911 2,841,215 3,446,251 2,900,005 " n household engineer who is active - Cash 645 645 short-term borrowing year's taxation: 106,685 ly involved with the hospital aux- iliary Investments at cost Accounts payable and accrued liabilities employees' withdrawal of services d r z far: K and other community volunteer work. Mr. Ritter was Accounts receivable (49,158) (21,763) 1975 taxes refundable for TOTAL, ,@ 1113 chairman of the Wingha and m Under -re requisitions - (elementary) q Y 4,451 4,448 reason of employees'withdrawal = District Hospital for two years Under -requisitions - (secondary) of services (elementary) Y . a)Wigi and was a member of the board Other 195,277 115,793 (secondary) for five years. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter have three Prepaid expense Other 14,136 683 1,649 Over requisition (elementary) Over -requisition (secondary) "` �" •••--.'fr `. � �`- children -Karen who is now liv- current assets 215 122,535 Other ing in Toronto working at Grolier Capital outlay to be ,192 Debt charges due and unpaid Other current liabilities SOME OF THE TEACHERS at F. E. Madill High School's formal dance gather around Press while finishing her degree by extension, Jim a grade 13 stu- recovered in future years 2,245,386 2,356,674 the refreshment table: They are F. E. Madill, Mrs. Madill, Mrs. Colin Campbell, Mrs. Tif- dent at Madill, and Dave in grade Other assets 2,460,578 2,479,209 Net long-term liabilities fin, Mr. Tiffin and Colin Campbell. 12. Reserve for working funds Maclean's is Mr. Ritter's Equity in reserve funds favorite magazine since they Unapplied capital revenue started the new format with shorter articles. The daily news- paper which the Ritter family 1975 1974 145,804 35,619 53,609 26,211 11,149 46,377 4,630 14,328 215,192 122,535 2,244,697 2,353,658 689 3,016x; 2,460,578 2,479,209 reads is the "Kitchener -Waterloo REVENUE FUND STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PURPOSES Record" since this was Mr. FOR THE YEAR ENDED December 31, 1975 Ritter's home town..He remains .» interested in local news from that region. Relating to family his- tories,' Mr. Ritter enjoys histori- cal movies and classics such as .• ` , •. . "Gone With The Wind", "War ., and Peace", "The Hindenburg" and "Fiddler on the Roof". Although he doesn't watch much A TROPICAL THEME provided the setting at F. E. Madill's formal, held Friday night. Silver stars hung from the ceiling, a huge volcano sat in the centre of the dance floor, there were painted tropical scenes, rocks, trees and bushes and a sun made from crepe paper. Some of the students attending were, right to left, Rick Currah, Sandra Currie, Brenda Johnston and Jams Hanna 1 School Daze It is the hope and dream of every teacher to instill into the students some worthwhile knowl- edge. These words of wisdom were passed on to the Chemistry 551 class; "Never worry about what to do in the future when you have tomorrow to worry about". One student mulled this over in her mind for a few moments, then thoughtfully said, "I guess he means that we're supposed to procrastinate." The English class was told that the analysis of people is very dif- ficult, mainly due to the individ- ual make-up of one's genes. And little wonder with all the different kinds today, blue jeans, brown jeans, green jeans. .._ On Monday night all of those so called "ankle biting" Grade Eighters came to visit the school. To get them more acquainted with the workings of the school, j they were given jf guided tours. One rough, tough little guy, who was obviously getting bored with the whole ordeal, said to the guide, "As long as you show us where the important things are, the washroom and cafeteria; we can get along alright from there." Expenditure Business administration Computer services Instruction Educational services Attendance, health and food services Plant operation and maintenance Transportation Tuition fees Capital expenditure (non -allocable) Other operating expenditure Debt charges and capirai.loan interest Non-operating expenditure excluding transfers to reserves Total Expenditure Recovery of Expenditure Other school boards - tuition fees and miscellaneous Government of Ontario, tuition fees and miscellaneous Government of Canada Individuals - tuition fees Other, Revenue, excluding transfers from reserves Total Recovery of Expenditure NET EXPENDITURE 1975 1974 Financing of Net Expenditure 1975 1974 139,777 102,440 Elementary $ $ 3,189 3,082 Government of Ontario 69,380 42,440 2,134,276 1,749,330 General Legislative Grants 2,912,137 2,436,359 29,410 32,740 Transfer to the Revenue Fund (12,816) 377,054 320,713 Local Taxation 122,076 59,276 356,820 337,201 Previous year's over 5,576 68,580 4,941 8,220 (under) requisition 23,507 8,269 Local taxation raised in the 16,540 312,692 24,815 315,497 current year Decrease (increase)in reserve 451,267 394,843 2,337 1,026 Total 3,386,911 2,841,215 3,446,251 2,900,005 To be applied to following year's taxation: 106,685 81,049 Refund of 1975 taxes for reason of employees' withdrawal of services ( ) 341 570 Net under (over) requisition (49,158) (21,763) TOTAL, 3,337,753 2,817,708 200 1,472 478 Capital Expenditure Fixed Assets and Work in Progress Buildings, Furniture and Equipment School Sites and improvements to Sites Pupil Transportation Vehicles Other Total Less Federal Sales Tax Refund Total Capital Expenditure Capital Financing Unexpended Funds at Beginning of Year, or (Balance at Beginning of 108,498 82,297 3,337,753 2,817,708 CAPITAL FUND STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1975 1975 1974 year not permanently financed) 29,662 Elementary $ $ Secondary 0 Long -Term Liabilities issued 69,380 42,440 and sold Contributions from Government 52,696 29,652 of Canada Capital Expenditure from the Revenue Fund Transfer to the Revenue Fund (12,816) Balance at end of Year not Perma- nently Financed or (Unexpended 122,076 59,276 Funds at End of Year) - Elementary Secondary Total q 2,813 32,437 50,000 68.580 29,662 688 (2,813) 0 122,076 �t 59,276