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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Bow1ing Scores
Weekly Team Point
Team High Triple points Standing
ZURICH LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE
Dominionaires (Judy Moore, 450) ------ „,____
(E. Bannister, 450)
Dreamers (V. Lavery, 473)
Jokers (E, Weido, 511) ...._ _
Tooters (R. Decker, 565)
Dashettes (S. Kiefer, 599) _.
Lazy Six (D. Bates, 475) __..
3 69
4 101
0 52
7 120
7 154
0 82
Night Hawks (D. Hess. 599) -- 7 135
Blue Notes (L. Turkheim, 420) 0 37
H.L.A. (B, Haven, 496) -__..._.__.___._., 2 65
Hot Shots (F. Dennome, 457) 5 71
Ups 'and Downs (S. Tiernan, 536) 5 101
Varieties (A. Desch, 459) ___. _._ 2 S3
High average, S. Tiernan, 172; high triple, M. Kroft, 695; high single,
R. Decker. Weekly high single, M. Rader, 234.
ZURICH MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Alley Cats (Irene Frayne, 527)
Hard Rocks (Earl Flaxbard, 430) _..
Gutter Snipes (Dorothy Breakey, 430)
Boo Boos (Reg Black, 575) ---
Nite Hawks (Garnet Leitch, 482)
Hi Los (Harold Stade, 479) -
Gimmicks Bernice Eckel, 466)
Flying Frenchmen (Jim Bedard, 549)
Walnuts (Elmer Oesch, 491)
Cannon Balls (Len Bates, 620)
5 104
2 54
0 28
7 118
2 46
5 123
2 59
5 139
0 69
7 79
Busy Bees (Eileen Rennie, 494) 2 . 112
Hensall Hornets (Jack Corneil, 543) 5 119
Ladies high single, Eileen Rannie, 274; high triple, Ann Desch, high
average. Ann Desch, 161.9.
Men's high single, Harold Stade, 306; high triple, Harold Stade, 743;
high average, Harold Stade, 185.1.
ZURICH MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE
Car-Penters (Neil Walker, 508) 5
The Angels (Ed Lesperance, 569) 2
King Pins (John Robinson, 652) 2
Pepsis (Don Hesse, 618) 5
Pearson Kings (Mike Wercholaz, 561) 5
Bull Dogs (Latimer Kranik, 610) 2
Knights of Columbus (Clarence Geoffrey, 551) 2
Ruston Flyers (Jerome Geoffrey, 608) 5
Co-op Thunderbirds (Neil Taylor, 674) 3
Ink Spots (Bob Johnston, 607) __., 4
Globe Trotters (George Sweeney, 659) 5
Tail Twisters (Bob McKinley, 566) 2
Butcheretes (Clare Geiger, 550) 2
Hornets (Pete Masse, 534) 5
Hot Shots (Earl Hohner, 568) 3
Dough Boys (Harold Stade, 642) 4
113
88
58
143
89
85
91
54
65
128
87
89
68
105
104
95
High single, Louis Masse, 362; high triple, George Sweeney, 803;
high average, M. Wercholaz, 199.
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BROWN'S IGA MARKET HENSALL
OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ,
Save Gold Bond Stamps for' Valuable Premiums
THROUGH THE SPYING -GLASS.
(With a slight nod to Lewis Carroll)
Revived from a decade ago
By Lewis Milligan
The Walrus and the Carpenter,
Each with his little axe,
Went looking round the market
place
For something else to tax.
'Twould never do, they both agreed,
To let the thing relax.
"It seems we've covered every-
thing"
The Walrus said, with glee.
To which the Carpenter replied,
"What do you mean by 'we'?
It's you that's covered everything;
There's nothing left for me!"
"'Tis true, my friend," the Wal-
rus said,
"I get the tax on sales.
Which is my right, and everything,
From motor cars to nails,
Must pay a portion of its price
To fill my civies' pails."
"Your civies!" said the Carpenter,
"I have a family too;
And it is growing every year,—
I need more revenue.
I don't see why I should not tax
The sales as well as you,"
"Alas, my friend," the Walrus said,
"That is by law denied,
Unless each article you tax
Is plainly marked outside .. .
But we might change the law so
that
Your sales tax it would hide."
"I have it!" said the Carpenter,
Conveniently low.
"A sales -turnover tax would be
The very thing, I trow.
The purchasers would pay it, but
They then would never know."
The Walrus and the Carpenter
Were walking arm in arm.
"I'm fixing that," the Walrus said;
"It's acting like a charm.
But it is up to you to keep
Your people from alarm."
The Carpenter said nothing but
"It's getting kinda warm."
"I know just what you mean, my
friend,"
The Walrus said, "and we
Must put a stop ,at once to this
Undue publicity.
Are we not now at war to save
Our dear democracy?"
This question stumped the Car-
penter;
And he tried hard to think.
He looked the Walrus in the eye,
And thought he saw it wink .. .
As there was nothing more to say,
They went and had a drink.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1961
Ray Municipal Telephone System
BALANCE SHEET
as at December 31, 1960
ASSETS
Debenture principal unpaid LIABILITIES
Debenture principal paid
Current:
Advance by Township of Hay .._____
Bank overdraft .__
Accounts payable ___ "�""_ "'" ___
Toll deposits
Due from Current fund to Depreciation funds
Earned surplus, December 31, 1960
Depreciation Reserve Account:
Balance, December 31, 1959 _ ________
Deduct: Provision for year
$172,642,92.
14,592.78
4,231,10
1,639.23° $193,106.03
70,302,90
13,446.04
15,546.05
9,477.64
330.70
14,554.24
1,368.33 54,723,00
970.03
$319,101.96
100,000.00
69,764.70 169,764,70
28,000.00
2,679,64
3,584.50
1,770,00
970.03
—9,720.24
10,690.27
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
for the year ended December 31, 1960
REVENUE
Subscribers' levies _
Non subscribers rentals
From Bell Telephone Company for commissions on
long distant calls and advertising
Installations and other income
Moving lines and poles
Pay office tolls on local calls
Administration and General: EXPENDITURE
Commissioners salaries _
Secretary and treasurer's salary
Other gen. salaries, auditors, etc.
Rent, heat, light and insurance __
Stationery, printing and postage _
Unemployment insurance
Depreciation: furniture & fixtures
Building, Plant and Equipment:
Operator's salaries
Maintenance and repairs wages _ _
Maintenance and repairs -supplies
Workmen's compensation
Truck expense
Sundry
Municipal taxes
Depreciation:
Tools and vehicles
Building
Plant and equipment
1,150.00
3,399.84
276.50
2,296.85
822.76
504,48
235.67
20,862,98
14,545.98
11,684.59
664.32
3,490.90
1,664.73
971.63
8,686.10
760.28
1,062.17
8,632.15 64,339.73
Bank and temporary loan charges __ 3,117.53
Debenture debt charges:
Principal 2,000.00
Interest 70.00
NET PROFIT FOR YEAR
STATEMENT OF EARNED SURPLUS
for the year ended December 31, 1960
Balance, January 1
Add: Net profit for year 11,175.41
37,004.17
111,363.06
970.03
$319,101.96
$36,360.05
4,559.95
34,731.00
810.90
11,826.07
1,100,80
$89,388.'77
78,213.36
$11,175.41
Deduct: Cost of debenture issue _ 116,458.26
Discount on debentures sold_ _ 4,774.38 5,095,20
Balance December 31, 1960
$111,363.06
SUMMARY OF TELEPHONES
Subscribers G. Bend Dashwood Zurich
Renters 364 321 468
Extensions 110 25 46
Pay Stations 13 16 14
21 1 2
TOTAL phones Dec. 31, 1961 _ __ __ _ 508 363 530
Phones Dec. 31, 1960
Increase in phones in 1961
Total
1153
181
43
24
1401
1366
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