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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-09-17, Page 6A8 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER, 17, 1986 PRACTICE for "CH EXPRESS" BROOMBALL TEAM THURS., SEP'T.18 at the Mitchell Arena 7:00 P.M. REGISTRATION for INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY Payable at Archle'S Sunoco • fir DEADLINE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 [FEE $115.00 upon registration CITIZENSHIP AWARDS for INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTION to SERVICE TO SPORTS CIVIC SERVICE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE Nominate in writing with background reasons for your choice to THE SEAFORTH RECREATION COMMITTEE P.O. BOX 885, SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO Deadline is MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1986 There are many community and service groups. Let's hear from you. Township of McKillop 1985 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS MILL RATES Township purposes County purposes Elementary - Public Secondary Elementary - Separate TOTAL Public Separate ' Current and Previous Years' Mill Rates 1985' Residential Commercial and Farm 8nd Industrial 82.52 97.08 40.38 47.51 67.47 79.37 55.06 64.78 69.28 81.51 245.43 288.74 247.24 290,88 SPORTS a New Fall program begin 1986 FALL PROGRAMS are as follows: ADVANCED CROCHETING will be offered at the residence of Bessie Broome (Main Street, South) on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.'m. for 10 weeks, beginning October 7. Registra- tion fee will be $25. This course will allow all crocheters to go one step further and learn more patterns and ideas, , FURNITURE REFINISHING will be held at the High School on Mondays from 7:30 p.m. to9:30 p.m. for 10 weeks beginning October 6. Registration fee is $25. and the instructor will be Harvey Beuerman. The course allows the student to work on their own piece of furniture, with the instructor's help and guidance. MIXED ADULT VOLLEYBALL will be held at the High School on Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. for 20 weeks (10 before and 10 after Christmas) beginning October 15. Registra- tion fee is $30 and the instructor is Terri Dale. ' RECREATION PREVIEW This is a fun, recreational night out you can enjoy. OLD TIME DANCE will be held at the Arena on Thursday evenings from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. for 10 weeks beginning October 9. Registration fee will be $20,00 per person and your instructors will be Mr. and Mrs. Lou Morrello. TYPING will be held at the High School on Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. for 10 weeks beginning October 9. Registration fee will be $25, and your instructor is Diane Stevenson. Other programs to watch for will be badminton, calligraphy, puppet workshop 1 and ceramics. You can register for all Recreation Department programs on Inform- ation -Registration Nights Wednesday, Sep- tember 24 and Thursday, September 25 from 7 to 9 p.nn. both nights at the Arena. CITIZENSHIP AWARDS. The Seaforth Recreation Committee will be presenting three annual recognition awards to citizens who serve the community ip the following categories: a) service to sports, .b) civic service, c) humanitarian service. These awards will be Chosen based on the individuals' contribution to the community in a volunteer capacity. Anyone may nominate an individual for any category by submitting a written nomination stating some background and reasons for their choice to the. committee, NO LATER THAN MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1986. TO ALL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. If you would like to polish your fundraising or leadership and organizational skills, then the Lake Huron Zone Recreationists Association has the workshop for you. "The Important Business of Running Your Non -Profit Organ- ization." The workshop is aimed at volun- teers working as executive members in non-profit groups and participants range from sports organizations and arts groups, to service clubs and fraternities. The Volunteer Workshop will be held at Walkerton District Secondary School on .Saturday, September 27, 1986. Cost per person is $25 and lunch is included in this price. . For further information on the; conference, or registration forms contact The Seaforth Recreation Department at P.O. Box 885, Seaforth, Ontario, NOK 1WO or phone 527-0882. THE SEA FORTH BROOMBALL LEAGUE would like to announce that its regular meeting will be held Monday, September 22 at 8 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. Each team, men and ladies, must havea representative attend this meeting. The league would also like to announce the tournament will be held on February 6, 7 and 8. SEAFORTH TERRY FOX RUN RESULTS are:18 participants and $665.50 raised for the Canadian Cancer Society. The Seaforth Recreation Committee would like to thank all participants, donors and volunteers in this . year's run. A special thanks goes out to Ken Cardno who raised $247. W ell done, Ken. This year's SENIORS POTLUCK BAN QUET is to be held on Monday, September 29 at 6 p.m. in the Community Centres. AU seniors who participated in the Seniors Games in Seaforth are hereby invited to attend. Please bring your own plates and cutlery. 1 hope to see you all there. THE VAN EGMOND FOUNDATION hosting it's 12TH ANNUAL C,DERF'EST. The date for this cultural and historical event is Sunday, September 28, 1986 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Van Egmond House in Egmond- vllle. Pioneer demonstrations, a scarecrow con- test, apple products, cider making and sales, as well as local talent and entertainment will be there. Definitely something too exciting to miss. THE ANNUAL JOINT INFORMATION - REGISTRATION NIGHTS will be held on Wednesday, September 24 and Thursday, September 25 at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. from 7 to 9 p.m, both nights. Bnne Hie" entire tatr1IIy tc0 'relithittO information on Boy Scouts. Figure Skating. Power Skating. Minor Hockey. Hockey School, Curling Club, Girls Ringette, Minor Broomball, and all Recreation Department Programs. If any other community group or organiza- tion would like a table for these spedai nights please call me at 527-0882. Informaou an option-Reigiistration ty Nights will give nted with what Is available for you and yto become our family in Recreation, Sports, Cultural and Service Groups. Don't miss it. SENIOR SHUFFLEBOARD will be held every Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to 4 p.m, Last week's scores were: ladies, I Scots 277, Gladys Doig 270. PeggyPerkins 281. filen: Chas. Perkins 311, Lloyd Pipe 293. Gordon Murray 251. 1984 Residential Commercial and Farm and Industrial 75.52 38.14 63.90 52.17 65.05 229.73 230.88 88.85 44.87 75.17 61.38 76.53 270.27 271.63 CONSOLIDATED OPERATIONS Sources of Financing ▪ Residential and farm taxation ▪ Commercial, industrial and .business taxation . Taxation from other governments . User charges • .Grants from the Provinae.of,,Onsarlo Grants from other municipalities . Penalties and Interest on Taxes Prepaid Special Charges . Investment !noose Other Applied To For current operations . General Government • Protection to Parsons and Property . Transportation Services • Environmental Servicaa • Health Services ▪ Social and rosily Services Recreational and Cultural Services • Planning and Development For Capital • General Government . Transportation Services . Environmental Services . Health Services Recreation and Cultural Services . Planning and Deve:opaent !7et appropriations To reserves and reserve funds 1985 1985 1904 Budget Actual Actual S S 'S 270,974 271,519 . 246,347 13,244 13,479 12,029 67 68 30,077 33,250 • 29,045 :322,366.. :327,108 ' 371,759" 19,883 19,803 26,945 6,000 7,257 6,923 43,491 43,491 188,383 8,797 12,993 14,634 O 0 Budget Actual Actual 1985 1985 19849 5 S 323 46,419 38,607 5165226 57346 ,432 370,265 370,740 326,825 12,050 11,883 15,196 1490 1,165 1,151 000 8931"222 29,397 28,853 25,811 2,300 2,742 7,379 • 2,527 16,555 1,902 8,158 0,158 5,184 2,650 2,650 1,000 1,000 518 39,260 19,260 390 25331 ,539 TERRY FOX RUN - The 6th annual Terry Fox Run was held Sunday, September 14, beginning and ending at the Van Egmond House, In EgmondvIllo. Participants ran or walked around the six -mile course which ran through Soatorlh and Egmondvllle, to 0collect pi dgphoee and raise money for cancer research. 85,00d 05,000 36,109 SIGNIFICANT YEAR END BALANCES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 1985 1984 5 $ 173,989 76,982 36,788 24,146 52,845 40,078 O 0,664 Unrestricted Assets • Cash • Taxes Receivable Accounts Receivable • Long Term Recoivables POLARIS COMES TO HULLY GULLY POLARIS OPEN HOUSE September 19-20 See the New Line -Up of Polaris Snowmobiles SALES AND SERVICE for all domestic • APPLIANCES • AIR CONDITIONERS • COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Restricted Assets Cash Long Term Receivables Liabilities and 'funicipal Fund Balances .Temporary Loans .Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities ,Other Current Liabilities ,Tile Drainage Prelevies .To be used to offset (or to be recovered fron) taxation or user charges in 1986 .Capital operations not yet permanently financed .Reserves and reserve funds 26,998 45,731 O 15,000 41,187 30,332 165 783 11,108 10,224 16,595 22,481 11,131 55,898 205,700 192,679 TRANSACTIONS FOR THE COUNTY AND SCHOOL BOARDS Taxation and user Charges Grants Requiettione Courit 1985 1984 S s 139,318 130,213 424,19e - 397,535 27,195 29,405 - - 166,484 159,571 424,845 391,433 In Polaris Clothing and Accessories OO FREE with every New Sled Purchased .. 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