HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1948-03-11, Page 4THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL AREA No. 1
RECEIPTS 1947
Ba]anee of h
n and J... let School.
Area ...... ,:
Victory Bonds. held bo Se11oo1 Area57
1
$2,950.00
Recd from Glenn. Bell, Sec. Treas,
Rech]. from Wm. Ryle, Sec.-Treas.
SS #2, bal. (fan. 1/47
Roo'B from Wilmer Broadfoot See,=
Treas., SS #9, bal. Jan. 1/47
.Reed from 'Wilmer Broadfoot, See
07.99
1,100.32
1,060.97
1,050.12
Treas.,' SS #9, interest on school
funds O.S. Dep. 55.70
SS 13, McKillop, tuition fees child-
t
area of Ino. Powell Jr 90,09
Demand Loans Bank of Commerce2,050.00
Province of Ontario, gen prov grant 5,993,29
Province of Ontario,agricultural
rant
7 .& S pupils to Seaforth Cpllegiate
Institute once a week 40.17
'
Tecei
R Notal is 926,015.21
EXPENDITURE 1947
net of
Mrs, Sara Simpson -$$ #1 $ 1406.79
Ml's. Esther Ross, SS #2 ,. • ;748:20
Tp,
of Tuckersmlth, Sen school grant 4,800.00 Moa, Elizabeth J. Weber, SS #2., ' -
600.00
Tp, of Tuckersmith, trustee levy.... 4,301,16 Miss Helen Jervis, SS #4 ..,.. ]„223,10
Interest no Victbny Bonds 86.50 Mrs. Beryl Nicholson SS #5 1,361.80
Interest on school. funds 415,95 Mrs.. Elva Ells, SS #7,,.
1,377.06
Winston Workman, Sec treas. '5S Claence A. Trott, SS #8 1,706.80
#10, shape of ti'ana0otting grade - W. Spencer Jeffery, SS #0...,1,318,10
Miss Mairgaret Pougell, music super -
#2 & 9 108.00
S G. Rennie, music super. 41 . 84.00
SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
HAVE ARRANGED FOR
SpecialEv nine �
of Education and Entertainment in School Auditorium
Thurs.,-Mar. 25, 8.15 p.m.
HEAR
PROF. DRUMMOND
Head of Economics Dept., O.A.C., Guelph
Special Motion Pictures and other Entertainment
THIS EVENING SHOULD BE OF INTEREST TO ALL
FARMERS & MEMBERS OF FEDERATIONS
OF AGRICUJLTURE
Admission Free
Your presence will guide the Board in sponsoring Adult
night Classes during next term
Amer
Attnti 4.
RE HOUSING QUESTIONAIRE
1. This form is NOT AN APPLICATION for rental
2. This form is only for survey purposes and persons sign-
ing are under NO OBLIGATION IN ANY WAY
3. Your Council is anxious to know what houses are re-
quired and desire all interested parties to complete
forms immediately if you are interested in a renting
4. If homes are to be made available in 1948 complete this
form AT ONCE. Extra forms available at LEGION or
at CLERK'S OFFICE
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Do You Want to Rent a
HOME
This notice is directed to those families in need
of housing accommodation and when completed should
be sent or mailed, plainly marked "Housing", to the
Town Clerk, Seaforth, Ont.
Name
Address
What accommodation do you have at present"
Why do you wish to change. Give particulars
What is the size of your family"
Give age and sex of children
What size house do you require"
What rent can you afford to pay"
Are you employed o
Name of Employer
Are you a veteran of world war 11 0
Length of service in world war II
(A) Overseas
(B) Canada
Cut out and use
0123s. Gertrude Wendorf, music 109e0.'
#4, 5, 7 and. 8 304,20
Iieceiver General of Canada, I. Tar 501 3l1
clod.
Ontario Teachers Federation, tench- 31.00
era mem, lees •
510,932.95
Cost of Instructional Supplies:
Mrs. Esther' Ross, general supplies $ 7.25
James me lads books
a2
Jack Hood school ninnies, 6m.
ein]
724
a p
Alp.
Mrs, Beryl.Nicholson, 6 general sup 2.49
Mrs Sara Simpson, general sup.. 2.92
Beattie Bros., general sup - 3.55
I hompson's Book Store, general sup 4.03
W. M. 950001, delivery, general sup 4750
Grolier Society, additions. to. Bk, of
of Knowledge 0.90
Huron Co. Library Associabiot,.
membership fee' - ;50.00
Canadian Nature, 7 sub 7.00
R. H. Middleton, general supplies 27.87
$ 1,329.91
Coat of Administration:
Huron Expositor, ad. and printing $ 42.54
Clinton. News -Record, advertising., 4.75
London Free Press, advertising tea-
cher wtd. 19,74
Globe and Mail„ ditto 38.71
Beacon -Herald, ditto 6.30
Seaforth News, advertising 15.10
Exchange on cheques 26.09
M. A. Reid, premium on Treasurer's
bond 16.00
M. A. Reid, prem. on liab. &.accid-
ent policy
M. A. Campbell, membership fee
Ont. Ed. Ase 10.00
C. W. Cooke, floral wreath 10.00
Mrs. Esther Ross, gift 10.00
Town. of Seaforth, use of hall, 2
meetings . 6.00
Ty. of Tucket•smith, audit fees.. 60.00
P. D. McConnell, legal services .10.50
Alex. Lillie°, convention expenses
and tel. - 20.80
membership fee Ont Trustees Ass 0.00
Sas, McIntosh, convention expenses
0. E. A. 20.00
S. H. Whitmore, salary....... ., .300.00
Postage 18.00
mileage 62.90
telephone and supplies 4.02
152.18
$ ,.-846.50
Cost of Operation:
Hydro. Electric Power Cont., hydro $
W. M. Spinet, cedes' kindling
Walter Pepper, cedar kindling
Regier's Transport, cedar kindling -
'J. H Scott 0,750 11 coal
W. P Davidson9,610 lb cool
V. D Falconer, 89,360 ii cont..
Caretaking, Clarence Dilling
Carl McClincheY
Walter Pepper, #4
Bert Hanot, ;??
Arthur McNaughton, #5
Fiera Brown, =-
Carol Chesney,
Inc. Forrest Estate. 47
Kenneth Carnochau, #.
Iia'ry McLeod. #7 .
Roderirli 5'IcLean, #0
Ohorles Eyre, 49
Jas Upshall, .50.
120.17
17.51)
4.011
4.011
48.87
9,.p0
792.10
730,02
250,10
180.00
1(13.2)'
13.75
13,^
13.75
^..nn
11)):
153.05
102.01
100.50
$ 2,335.17
Cost of Maintenance:
Ed Fink, labor and material... ..... $ 000.0.1
Carl McClhtoltey, supplies 4.78
Seaforth Fuel and Supply Co„ mat-
erial 43.70
Geo, 0. Ferguson, hardware and sup 43.12
Drysdale Hardware, supplies .14.811
Mrs. Sana Simpson, supplies 2.00
Ball Bros., supplies 2.05
Frena: Kling, labor and etaleriul7.90
Geo: A. Sills..& Sons, hardware 2.00
Harold Finlay', Harold Armstrong,
paint contract 760.011
J. W. Modeland, wiring #7 school„ 268.00
Walter Pepper, labor and material 2,02
D. W. Sangster. labor 4.00
E. C. Nlekle, tuning piano & repairs 22.00
Crawford Simpson, labor and mate 103.65
A. Spencer & Sons. window screens 27,40
D. E. Kele, supplies 6,06
W. J. Finnigan, supplies.19.62
Seaforth Pharmacy, supplies 7.00
G. A. Wright, piano stool & repairs 6,25
Wilson McCartney, 28 yds. gravel21.00
Carl W. Draper. piano #9 150.00
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co,
insurance Premium 64.60
$ 2,298,77
Cost of Auxiliary Services;
W. M. Sjnoet, trucking a 2,00
Mrs. Sara Simpson, supplies Reboot
lunches 3,010
1 rnitk Kling, hot plate 7.50
W, D. Smith, supplies soh. lunches 7,0)
W. J. Finnigan, ditto 25,02
Mrs. Jack Lee, entry Inc.'Goderich
Musical Festival 12,755
Margaret Dougall, ditto 1.75
S. G. Ronnie, ditto .25
Frank Grieve, transporting Oracle 7
and 0 pupils to Seaforth Collegiate
Institute for manual training,
home economies 149,20
Scott Habkirk, ditto 260,00
Bennett's Dairy, milk school lunches 13,80
Baker's Greenhouse; window -boxes &
flowers '17.00
Mrs, Esther Ross, Picnic expenses5.00
Helen Jervis. picnic cafenses .1.61
Mrs. Beryl. Nicholson, ditto & school
fair 3.49
Seaforth Limns Club. donation re
picnic 5,00'
Maple Leaf Dairy, Picnic supplies 8.00
C. W. Ironsides, Picnic supplies 1,10
meas. Seaforth Agricultural Society,
entry fee Fall Fair 70.00
Trees. Huron Go, Federation of Agri-
cultuce, grants to filet showing,. 16.00
Stewart Bros,, supplies Fall Fair'2.00
Transportation costs Godericlt
Musical Festival
P. McNaughton • 9.00
John Watson 15.00
Ray Holmes 15.00
Rev. A, W. Gardiner 5,00
Win. Scetchmere - 0.00
Mrs. Wilbur Keyes 0.00
Mrs. Wilfred Coleman 0.00
Mrs. Edwin Chesney 0.00
Mrs, thank Storey'0.00
Mrs. Jack Sinclair 10.00
Mrs. Ross Chapman 5.00
Carl Moab nchey 5.00
Mrs. Wm, Rogerson 5.00
,Mrs, Jas. Nott 10.00
Mrs. Warren Glbbings 10,00
Mrs. Wm. Peelle'. 6.00-
Roy Peeper 5.00.
Herman Crlch 0,00
Mrs, Arthur Nicholson 0.05
Mrs. Beryl Nicholson 10.00
Spencer Jeffery 40.00
$ 748.98
Fees paid to other sehoole:
(leo. Falconer, refundof tc',n' a 20.400
0 .ah Bali, do 11'.53
Cee l Murray, do 22.96
Ernest Ross, do 20.05
Orval Cnops, do 22.06
A. E. Crozier 42.00.
•
Repayment of Tempen'a'v Loans340.31
Bank of Cmmuernc, prinrinal demand
loans $ 2,856.00
Demand Loan interest to Nov, 0051, 10.14
$ 2,865.62
Recantfuintion Expondilite 1947
(Inst. of Tn to lei.en Stn D12.557
C.. t of Tn to eNo,nl Suspiios..... 1,70)) 51
Cost of \dmiu'•.I ration ' 046.50
rn;) of Plant. nnnnotinn 7,70 7.37
5120 of Plant Mnietennnee 2,0,00,77
Cosi of Amll al.' A crnade',.,.... 715.5^
Cc e of rnfu vl of tare" 00 MVO r it,,,
in elber school • 140,11
(14-1 of Gernral Maintmtnnen 0)1,0.19,60
Tompnrary T.aano rep,aid 2,055.00
Inlnree paid on temporary keine 18.11
Tot 01 Dishurs^mints 521,000 89
'total Receipts 326,016.21
're' el Di shwrmnnenis 21.50'6)'.2.
Parlance in bank Pee, 31/47 $ 5,114.3'.
Victory Pleads 2,010.70
Tnlal Balance Dee, 31, 1947 8 77,554.70
Copy Of Auditors' Report, Tp. of
Tuckersmith. 1947
10.17 Auditor's Report -School Area No. 1
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THURSDAY, MARCH 11,, 1948
_.. - raw:
Tp. of Tuckersmith
Gentlemen: We the undersigned Auditors
herewith submit8
the Audit report t Foe School
Area Nos 1,Township o1 Tuckersmith, for the
Year ending December 31, 1567.We have made a thorough examination of
all vouchers, bills. receipts, and books of the
above mentioned 'School Area, and in our
opinion, they are correct.
Victory Bonds held by. the School Area
amount to 32,800.00.
CAPITAL BALANCE SHEET
Assets
School sites$ 550.00
Sebooi buildings . 61,295.00
School equipment 4, Fun
nlshbngs 6,400,00
Capital Surplus 020,400.50
REVENUE AND" EXPENDITURE
Revenue -
Legislative Crbint (est) including
superannuation $](1207:14
Township Levy • - 4,000.00
Section Levy 4,201.10
Interest on School Funds 41500
Imre rest. . 00 VictorBrands 05,00
F
Tuition
1 eesn n let
( AC i( n'
pupils) 9
1 1 ) l0 9
Bus transportation Pad by other
school 40.17
• Total -Revenue $10,890.02
Exp end i to re
Cost of Lnstructioa $11,366.05
Instructional Suppllec 1,309.91
Administration 085.50
School PlantOperation.. 2,252.19
School Platt Halnteaance• 2,208.77
Auxiliary Agencies 907.33
Total Expenditure
918,990.70
Operating Surplus 0 809.52
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Receipts
Bank Balance Jan. 1. 1547 e 1,797.9e
Schools 'entering Area
Bonds
Legislative Grant
Township Levy
Section Levy
2,21 11
2,250.00
9,017.e9
'4,800.00
4.201 131
•
ENT
THEATRE
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SEAFORTH SEA O
Now Playing ' "SLAVE GIRL". In Technicolor •
WITH-YVONYNE DE CARLO AND, GEORGE BRENT '
For rib -tickling hysteria be sure to see this one -Full of excitement and thrills
Mon. Tues, Wed. "MOSS ROSE" Double Feature
with PEGGY CUMMINGS mid VICTOR MATURE
This 20 fair game for the -Who Done It enthusiasts
AND -"NORTHWEST OUTPOST" in color. With Joan Woodbury and Ab Steele
A spectacle of fight and fitly and tense drama
NEXT THURS. PRI. SAT. In Color DOUI3LE FEATURE
"vxauANTE$ RETURN" with Jon Nail and Margaret' Lindsay •
COMING -Adult Entertainment "NOCTURNE" with George Raft and Lynn But'i.
AND- "THE BEST YEARS 0111. OUR LIVES"
Interest. on School Funds
Bus trcrospontnion paid by other
h
sn cols 40.17
Intereot on Victory
Bondsls Ru 6
0
Tuition fees (,on-resltent
1 to til9) 1(10
Tempmart .Loans- 1 2,850.00
Total Receipts $29,465.21
Disbursements
Cost of Instruction ,...$10,932.115
Instructional Supplies .. 1,1211.51
Administration ..... 048:611
School Plant: Operation.. 2,805.27
School Plant Maintenance 2,298.77
Auxiliary agencies 83919
Total Gen. Maintenance 818,032.69
Temporary Loan repaid
Men Hlterest 2,868.14
412.95
Total Disbursements 21,500.83
Balance :to nest account 7,964.28
Total Balance & Disbursements 29, 4655.21
Insurance •
Fire - $22,200.00
Weather 12,600.00
The United Nations Are
Selling the Cheapest Life
Insurance in the World
ri
You can buy it at any
Bank in Canada
Canada's share in the prem-
ium is 10 million dollars. It is
a meager amount for a thriv-
ing country like ours when
'you consider it will Help in-
sure the lives of 200 million
starving European children.
Picture if you can the small
children of Seaforth scraping
through garbage cans for any
scraps that `will help keep
their little bodies together.
These starving . European
children had nothing to do
with the war but they can
have a lot to do with the
peace. Why should they think
good of us if we stand idly by
and let thein starve:
Somewhere in Europe to -night a baby will die of starvation. The
mother has had nothing but scraps and refuse to eat. How can she
feed ,lel' baby 5 Would one day's wages c0,11e between you and 11115
life of your own or your neighbor's child These poor children
need us now. In the years to conte we will need them.
There are 2G countries participating in this appeal, each with a sep-
arate quota. Canada's share is $10;000,000. This money will be spent
in Canada on Canadian goods and will be distributed to European
children under the United Nations' sponsorship.
Go to Your Bank and Give Today
THE UNITED NATIONS APPEAL FOR CHILDREN
The space for this advertisement contributed by the Seaforth
.Progressive Conservative ,Association
Workmen's Compensation
Policy #151.7557 5,950.00 Prem. 18.90
Pohlie Liability Policy #G.S. 0302 10,000.00
2
5
• Prem 72.57
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(Signed) -
JAS. LOVE, Audltga
ARTHUR FINLAYSON, Auditor.
f3e&s you
A'ss B.:
Miss Browning knows
how easy it is to forget
she's on a party line .. .
and that others maybe
waiting. So she keeps a
watchful eye on the clock
- and limits the length
of her calls.
PARTY LINE
COURTESY IS
CATCH.ING■.
■
Putting it into practice
on every call you make is
your best guarantee that
others will do the same
1'Or you.
1. Keep calls brief.
2. Space your calls.
3. Give right-of-way
to emergency calls.
THE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF CANADA
Come to our
Pardon Us For
Pointing .. .
But you won't see .prices
like these again
SELLING OUT SALE now!
Everything is Sacrificed
BOY'S TWEED SUITS
2 pair pants. Buy for school or best
$11.50
TWEED TOPCOATS
To clear only
$7.50
To clear below cost-
s:.w4' MEN'S ALL -RUBBER •RAINCOATS
$5.75
MEN'S ALL -WOOL PULLOVERS
Long sleeves, Reg, $44,50
To clear $2.98
LITTLE GIRLS' DRESSES
2 to 6 years. Iieg, . $1.69.
• 97c
Men's Romeo SLIPPERS
Only $2.25
Ladies' and Growing Girls Oxfords,
Flack and Brown. To cleat'
$1.98
Prices Gregia
-at Opposite Post Office
Men's High Quality
HORSEHIDE WINDBREAKERS
Reg. $19.95
One Lot of Shoes -
BOYS' OXFORDS AND BOOTS
LADIES' PUMPS AND SHOES •
$1.98
CHILDREN'S SHOES, $i.39
CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' •
RUBBERS, 49c
BOY'S OXFORDS, Blacic L Brown
To clear
$1.98
BOYS' LEATHER BOOTS
$2.49
Boys' Bushman Work RUBBERS
To clear $1.25
e'. Stores -are
Seaforth Lower
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