HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-05-17, Page 23A GOOD CLOSE LOOK -- Mrs. Lawrie
Kerslake of Harpu.rhey looked over the many
house plants donated for sale by Horticultural.
Society members Saturday.
(Expositor Photo)
tribute
LQ•
members:
BY
BEA :'MALONEY-FADDEN:.
When things are. ' des-
perately wrong in is human,
life. it is encouragement and;
,support, riot criticism, that
helps and heals and coaxes
us: back from the brink of
hopelessness.:
To see ,quiet minds, :confi-
dence,
on ideuce, and inner peace being
g
restored to individuals is to
witnessthe sincere, dedi-
cated
members of A.A. being'
successful.
They help people realize it
is always a sign of strenth to
ask for help.
No doubt they are a great
consolation to the "Chief" as
He :.watches His sons and
daughters gathered togethere
in friendship ;sake, around`.
the A; A. meeting table.
To witness, ; countless
numbers of people, with
previously broken lilies, and:
damaged relationships, re-
gaining their self-esteem,
and making come -backs, as a
result of this tremendous
fellowship, 'is something ,to
think about -' something to
attribute credit to.
KIlbairc lan1
rden ;co ton'
-descri.bes
B'lt'MAISEL 'TLTRNELILIt . b 'followed carefully.
It always .a job% to attend
the meetings of the Seaforth:
Horticultural Society. Whey '.
are always so friendly. Dr.
Rodger 'Whitman introduced'.
the guest speaker Ken Smith:
who writes the "Gardener".
for the London Free Press..
His chosen topic was the
Arctic area. l -Ie has been
there and takoR :his own
pictures, To, us •thwc-
e Ar&ti'c
to* on a new meaning, OS
part' of Canada, He, showed
pictures of Yellowknife * the
Modern town, in the North.
and his pictures of flowers,
thatgrew in this area. Xheir
colouring and quantity were
a delight and surprise to see
Out hear about, especially in'
the frozen north.
Although l have always
been interested in gardening
and all that it entails, I have
been unable to satisfymyself
actively in this rewarding
activity: for some years. I
have t0• be content with
watching potted plants grow,
in my room. Kind friends See
that I' have plenty «these on
hand and also cut flowers: in
season front their gardens, all
of which I :am, very thankful
for. The speaker gave a few
hints on caring for clotted
plants. Watering could make
them grow or if they receive
tob;nnuch water they will die.'.
The same is true of fertil-
izers. He warned that' the
instructions for these should
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sleeves, patterns and.
plaids
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„REMEMBER EVERY CIV P
SPRAYED LIKE OUR ;DWI'
AND!i```
Wednesday, our Church
Day, Rev.
`RSR
Egmondville United Church
took the service. His text was •
found' in St. Luke Chap. 24.
vs, 13. Jesus had .risen from)
the dead as he had told; His;
•disciples. ;that he would rise:'
Onthe third day. Read from
vs. S" to. $et the story.. Rev.
Roberts discussed this:
portion- of scripture on the
road iso' Emmaus.
1 ev Roberts spoke of a
prfsoer of war in a- prison;
who' wrote these words Olt
the wail'. Quote; 1 believe in
the sun even though it is net;
shining. •I. believe in God
when He is silent. I believein
love even though I' feel it not,
Jnquote. Congratulations:•
to . Clarence 'Jackson who,
celebrated: his 50th birthday
andthe group saluted him by,
singing "Happy birthday.'"'
The girls appeared with- a
luscious birthday cake with
lighted candles which we will
share#t supper.
HURON .:Einso TO$,1
AY i
WHAT'S SUMMER WITHOUT GERANIUMS?'
And there was a terrific selection of that
popular.' plant on ,sale' at the Horticultural
Society's plant sale in the Rathwell :Building
Saturday. Here Doreen Mustard of Br9cefield
makes her choice,
u..picHuron
fora ll aWhet
re caught et
than taught.rr That wa, tiA:
Ilnlutsage from: Rill
principal of Blyth ##he
School to the elementary'
school teachers. a. Wren
County.
Black who has been doing.
,goat graduate work in moral::
education spoke to the teach-
ers during a professional
development day meeting.
Friday at South Huron Dist-
rict High. School.
..Parents from, each school,
seine teachers from separate
schools,and teachers .from
;SHDHS were invited to
attend the 'seminars; on
tilorals, ;and values, • ,along
the county's elementary'
school , .
Paul Carroll, . '. ipal at
Seaforth : 'Public School
explained thatat present
Huron County has n? guide-
lines for moral education set
down on par, nor any.
curriculum in this area.
Moral education was chosen
as a subject for the : pro,
tlessilobal day because
timely, =Cording to Csrr
""The topic is really relevant
locally,*' he said
Biack'explained that eve>.
though.. mortal education
out scheduled On time *blear
is, taught through the.
teacher's actions, Fl
example, he said' `that
child is .slow coming in
recess, he is told to speed
This teaches the child
punctuality.
Black said that children
learn moral values when tom►
are punished for using fold!
language, or making racial!:
remarks.
Another difficulty in teach-
ing coaxal education is decid-
ing whose values are right,
said Black. Parents and
teachers do not always hold
the same value system.
Representatives' from
boards of education in Lon-
don and Hamiltonalso=
attended. the meetings-
These cities have developed
guidelines for moral ,edu-
•-1
ratio;,; Eld t lt?
lil, Or ideas tel COUIL
*cprrraentativea froagl. #lep,
$0 004, i•' H111434•
County' will ev$Iuate the
Fo#enaionsi develoPIrterit .
da' ,, and est to
or not Huron, TO/
should :dot:Mso
,illi .irr laiotral educt UO. 'be Matie.
,..
Superintendent for .edit-
cittit>n in Huron County, Jim '
Coulter, says; that !Huron
county elementary school
teachers have seven proles
sioaal development days dur-
ing
ur ing the school! year, This is: '
one of the lowest numbers of
P.D. days in the- s!t'ea, and
the rd' ha s; not ;received,
any complaints. from parents.
about the number of days off.
Clsss'fled Ads pay dividends,
Ev ry week more ,arid'
more people'discover what
might jobsare ac-, .
compliished by low coat
Huron Expositor Want Ads
Dial 527-0240.
To:: The Members of Council,," Ratepayers and In
Corporation of the Township of,iliutiett -
We..have'examined the -1978 financial stateaents'of 114 CorpOr%tion.of'
the Township of Hullett and the Blyth District Fi,re'Area Board, this
Hullett Township Recreation 'and'Commun%ty'CentreDoped and' the Auburn'
Hall. Board.
Our eatamination was made in,actordande with:general le' accepted auditing
standards, and accordingly' included sect:, tests and. other'procedures us
siecorsidered necessary in the. circumstances, . '
In our opinion these: financial statements :?tenet'fairly the financial
position of; the Corporation of the. Township. of hluIleU and its Local
boa -its and committees as at December 31, 197,t, and khe results of
their operations for the year then ended, 10 ,reeordanceuvrith ateounting
principles generally accepted for Ontario municipalities ,Applied on a
,basis consistent with that of the. preceding. .•year. '
bi't4nta e[ the
Coderich, Ontario'
March 16, 1979
STATEMENT
for the year
Accumulated net revenue [deficit) at
the beginning of the year
I .
Expenditures and transfers
Municipal expenditures.
General government
Protection to persons and property
'Transportation services
Environmental services
Health: services
'Social and family s,rviccs-
Recrealion and cultural' services
Planning and development •
Other
Total expenditure ?466,074'
Transfers
Transfers to region or county
Transfers to school boJrds'.
Durst,.964d14 4 Bender.,
Chartered Accountant$'
Licencts numoor.840
•
AND EXPENDITURE'
en d 0e4onlat'b11., / 978
197,8 •
Budget'
S
.111,0511: •
36,700'
' 30,500
..320,570
4,054
• 500
600 :.
9,000
, 44,'150
Total transfers.
Total expenditures and transfers
Revenue by purport
Municipal purposes.
i1- Taxation • .
Payments in lieu of taxes'
Ontario grants
Other grants•
Feesand service charges'
Other
Revenue to pay for mtinicipat purposes
Region or county requisition
Taxation
Payments in lieu oftaxes
OthOntarioer grants,
Rt+vcnue to pay theregion or county requisition •
School board requisition
Taxation
Payments in lieu of tuxes'
Other
Revenue to pay the school board requisition
Total revenue '
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at l'
the end of the year . I '
•
Analysed as follows:
G,encralrevenue
Region or county
School boards
Special charges
Special areas
Loeal boards
Municipal enterprises
Hullett Tounitirip,Reereation, and.
Community Center Board
Auburn Community Hail Board '1,
Blyth.Di.strict Fire Area 9oardl'
87,834
200 811.4
7545,719„_"
'96,474
3,500'
200,100
16,500.
88,450
W� .5(1,000
4562.92k„,
56,993:
30,841
200,811
200, 11
•743-669 •
1978
, Actual
5
7.1 012
47,19°
41,275'
176,076
:'1177x.
503
*5fi
9,0709'
68,130.
146, 3J4:,
88,584
203,45`)..
292)943_•
638;1417,,'
102,617
6,396
127,896
1.6,983
97,346
351,238`.
57,607
66.
30,'366
s5,039
203,675
203y675
642.952
22,440
(612)
,(x14)
(980)
3,443
l;7;992)
%15.585_
sr/41E6ENT"o eAPflAL OPElitA' IONS:
• tor lIir;yrarMOO besrmkt`r.fX i197:,t li
Unfnanced capital outlay (Unexpended capital
financing) ;tithe beginning of.the year '+
Capital expenditure
General government ,
(ireteetion to persons and property
3'tAnsportationSerttces ;
Environmental serviCes
, Health services
Social and family stbitei
, , Itecreation and cultural services
Manning and development
()the['
total efrpendititre
Euipitatfinancing` '
Crbn'tributiont from the revenue fund
,Csft'ributions Crbm rcterve funds
'and TeservC8 •
I!
l.bng term' liabilities inc0rrtd
(>ntario grrants,
tottaOther ,
pitltl rnan..eing Uofinatited capital outlay (unexpended
ifdpi'tal Cin*flcing) at the end of the year
154,`733`
3,193
19/0917
35*5,553
36,96$'
44666
159,+J00
'18,215
Q,763...w
y�.rs
•1977:
Actual.
19,853
40,654,
196,896'
3,778
445
6,56"
11,595:
' 56,473'
3i115S0�"
90,235
186 965
29200
630,750'
85,460
3,402
162,559
20;8.49 •
.61,088: •
16,146'
349,506
63,020
2,500'
21,253
,773.
184,833.
194:r:8, .:
621112
11,050
11,7,891.
(67)
th3o)
(399)
1,806:
0.-,v5T)
41‘956"
simmosommossesimmoisimiliiimismosurimm
21,$41
10,8/4
11,5044
123,100
66,526 '
Current assets
Cash^
uditor'S' Report
BAi:ANCE SHEET'
y,1 tl December mb"'r •li. 197.4
Tatxesreee,vable
Accounts receivable
Other curl; nt assets
Capital outlay'tu be rccuvered_in
future years
Other lung term assets
Current tiabillei
'i"emporary ltou is
Accounts payableand uccrueii liabilities
Other current liabilities'
Net leng term liabilities
Reserves and reserve funds
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) and
unappliedcapitalre
receipts
1978
76,992
81,856
122,496 .
281,344
508,618 •
53,440.
843,402
10,800
125,401 '
136,201 •
• 508,6;8
• 182,998
'
15, es
843,402
I
t977
s:
55,9.48'
82,571-( ..
'211,45
349,972
396,242
38,003.'
784,217
:125, 785
55,763
181,548
:396,242
195,377
784,217
NOTES TO',1'HE. FINANCIAL STATE IENrS,
. I. ACCOUNTING 'POLICIES
(a) Statement of Revenue:. and' Expenditure.:
This, statement, reflects the, revenuesand expenditures of the revenue
fund, the Hullett Township' Recreation and Community Centre Board, the
Auburn'.Community Hall Board and the Blyth District Fire Area,Board.
(b) Statement of Capital Operations ;
This statement reflects the capital expenditure.of the municipality to
'be recovered from the general.muniap41.'revenut of the municipality
and its local boards and muni4ipal enterprises as described in note 1(a).:
(c) Balance • Sheet 1
This statement reflects the assets and liabilities of the revenue fundi,'
:the capital fund, reserve funds andlocal boards and municipal enter=
prises as described in. note 1(a).
• (d) Fixed Assets
The historical cost and: accumulated•depreciation of fixed assets- is not;
repotted: for ,municipel1`purposes.- lnsteed, the:"Capital Outlay At, be
recovered, in future.yeats" whioh is. the aggregate of the.princlpal pot.tion of,unmatured long term liabilities,:eapitai,:funds transferred to
other organizations, and the cost of capital projects not yet perman-
ently financed is'reported on: the Balance Sheet._
(e) Charges for net long 'term liabilities
Debt retirement costs :including principal.'and interest are -charged
against,current.revenues in the periods in which they are paid. Interest
chargesiate not accrued for the periods, from the dates'of:the latest
' interest payments to the end,of the financial year.'
(f) Trust Funds , ,
" trust, funds administered,by the Municip'ality amounting to $ 2,200 ate
only .reflected -in the Trust Funds, Statement of Continuity and Balance'''
Sit a t,•
2. CAPITAL OUTLAY To BE RECOVERED 18 .FUTURE YEARS_
(a) The capital outlay to be recovered in future years doesnot represent
a burden on general municipal revenues as it is to be.recovered in
'future years ftom other sources:.
•
197$:. - 1977
special charges on benefitting land-
nwnet3 :for tile drainage 'loans' $ 508,618 $ 396,242 ,•.
(b) "Capital outlay5i including fixedaseet3 and the transfer! of.cep'ital
'funds in the amount,of $ 36,.965'rthich have: been financedfrom general
munidipel revenues of the current year,• are reported' en the Statement
of Revenue' and Expenditure. 1 •
3. RESERVE FUNDS' �•
During the:year, $ 39,153 were credited directly to reserve funds'without
being recorded as revenues' and 'expenditures of the•Revenue fund. The
sogtce5 ere[' .
province di d
Ont o Home ltenewal plan grant,
Bank and loan ihiteresK.• ,
4. NET .IONG.TERM t,IABILITIES
'Che balande for net 'Ong terra liabilities repotted en the Balance Shedti
is titade'up.of the •fo'Llowingt
$ 36,397
'5. 2, 756
Total long term liabilities incurred by ,the municipality
including' those; Incurred on ,behalf of former school boards
And outstanding at the end of the year amount to • 663,618
A Of the lbhg term llabilities'shown above, the respon- •
sibll.ity for payment Of"prtndtp'ai,aml interest charges
has been Assumed: by the *ten County 9oard_,oC Education
fora principal 46000of •(158,000)
Net long term 1tabllittelb A at itie .Fria of tale yawl: $ 50. 9
' 5. tamicaS FOR 1flOT LONG 'GERM •'LIA•B2[LtTtER •'
•'fotAl charges for•t.he year /Or long tei'ttr 9tlehilltiea Witte as £a1'l00et
2918 1977.•,
principal payiitente 1 . 47,524 0,1811
Interest' 19,036, 13.302
$ 66,580 $ 5/49
The 'total charges shown above were pA'id from general municipal rev'eneea •,
of the municipality add are inoluded•in expenditure on the Stateueent
of Revenue and Expenditure t:leeitlfief ander Plantdt8 and' 0evetoptatnt
64 E. AIt,TI-iNpt.ATI04 ACT' 1
The municipality, its 1601 ;bo6rd8 andeniehiit8YlO'ii5 are by tie****401,
' between the Government of C7inada and the Cove'thietttit of the HroVince 'Of' '
Ontario dated January 13, 1976, subject to The Attti"Infletton Act '
l tCetada) and Lis national gut
delines. alitletielltiot 1401tt0 itw
t*NadA tadynpetetion payMente
effeetivp'Oet004t 14; 1$75,114.4
1irfitta'rkion wbA *600'01 April 18, 1976.
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