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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-05-06, Page 4MA ilk • qss I;,in4e ,. *acted, 9, suet . 12•hkanre; sticilanune 1kB.(11 lix:.s S.4 Cere out4 ns 17-Nationa7 sone 19 -organ of hearing 21►W1 d ;eat =.3-11'Osed for 24 -Irritates 28-Perrod of tim29-Squandered • 30-Ppanlsh 81 -Su eor 32 -Possessive prououh 33 -Babylonian ' deity 84 -Passageway 38-A state (abbr.) 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He,re'sa hard-to=beat combination. -big capac- ity at low cost! At the heart of the dependable Hayliner® 268 it', famous FIow-Action®. . finest feeding -system on• a baler today. It makes bales that are solid, square, uniform, andit easily handles tender, early -cut hay. Both the "268" and the long -tongue Hayliner 269 are available in twine and wire tie. Bale- thrower optional at extra costa YEW HOLLAND Easy terms. 25 Years of Baler Leadership McGAVIN'S FARM ' EQUIPMENT Walton, Ont; Phones: SEAFORTH 527-0245 BRUSSELS 365 W 6, A family gathering was held at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper Saturday night, it being Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper's forty ninth wedding anniversary, ' and their son, Wayne, of OAC, Guelph, was leaving for the West this week where he has secured a posi- tion. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper, Mr. and Mrs. Morley Lannin, Darwin Blythe and Gayle, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker, Bonnie, Lar- ryand Wendy, Mr. Eric Norris, Mr. and Mrs. George Moore, Wanda, Linda, Randy and War- ren, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Pepper, Dennis and Nancy, Mr. Dalton Balfour and Miss Verde Pauli. Mr. and Mrs. Pepper were presented with a pot of 'flowers from. the family. Tirthieth Anniversary • Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Fawcett were pleasantly surprised • on the occasion of their thirtieth wedding anniversary when they were invited to a turkey din- ner at the home of the latter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis. Later in the evening, about 40'friends' and relations gather- ed for a social evening, George Waldie, of Stratford, addressed the honored couple, and many lovely gifts were presented to them. They expressed their thanks to all present and also to those who had planned the party for them. Mrs. Bill Durst and Marylin called on Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Barker on Sunday, and also call- ed on her parents, Mr. And Mrs. R. S. Aikens. Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Lannin and family visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Broughton, Atwood, on Sunday. Four young people of Zion joined the church Sunday af- ternoon -Gladys Roney, Sandra Smith, Ronnie Caster and Bruce Malcolm. • Miss Ruth Marie- S4ton- is staying for the next two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Herb- Brit- ton, while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. King Salton, are in Flor- ida. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fischer, Seaforth, on Sunday. Mrs. Charles, Roney and her mother, Mrs. Leslie Williams, and Mrs. Nelson Heal spent Thursday in London. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore were dinner guests of Mrs. Leslie Moore on Sunday, cele- brating Mrs. Arthur . Robinson's birthday, and were joined in the afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker and .family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence . Shelley and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McPhail and family,- all daugh- ters of Mrs. Leslie Moore. Mr$. Charles Roney, Mrs. Dalton Malcolm, ,Mrs. Roy Han- non, Mrs. Lloyd Barker, Mrs. Lorne Aikens were invited to the home of Mrs. Andrew Park in Mitchell Tuesday night to a Tupperware party. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Annis and Joan returned home from Moncton, New Brunswick -after attending the wedding of their nephew, Constable Roy Faw- cett, of RCMP, to Miss Phyllis Lewis. Constable and Mrs; Fawcett are visiting around Mitchell ' and Zion on.,, their honeymoon. They will, make their home in Campbellton in New Brunswick. Mr: and Mrs. Alex Roney were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vipond recently. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bush - field visited in London on Fri day. r. Earl Roney took about twenty-five nen and boys smelt fishing Thursday night. AU en- joyed their trip. 010 -Fashioned Rhubarb Desserts Pink, tart 'n tender rhubarb is always a welcome "addition to springtime meals whether you serve it in a sauce, pie or pud- ding. Now that it is oh the market's plentiful list, use it in your menus often. Your rhubarb desserts will be just as good as the rhubarb you select. So, here are a few tips on what to look for -good color is a sign of good flavor, so choose well -colored stalks, pink to rosy -red. The stalk should be fresh, firm and crisp, yet tender. The new small or medium stalks are usually more tender than larger ones. Here are two recipes for your rhubarb file from the'Consum- er Section kitchens. Both have a hint of the old-fashioned about them - delicious when served with thick fresh cream or ice cream. " Deep Dish Rhubarb Pie "A quick and easy dessert to top off any family meal" 5 cups rhubarb, cut in f- inch pieces 11 cups sugar . 6 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon .salt Pastry for one -crust pie. - Sprinkle rhubarb•`With sugar and let stand while preparing pastry' . Add,' combined flour and salt to rhubarb and ,m'ix thoroughly. Turn into .a deep six -cup baking. dish and cover with pastry. Make two or three slits in pastry to allow steam to escape. Bake in a hot oven (425° F.) until pastry is brown- ed and rhubarb is tender, 20 to 25 minutes. Makes six ings. Rhubarb Pinwheel Pudding "A tart and saucy pudding with a hint of spice" • 1 cup sifted all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking- powder 14' teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pastry spice 'or cinnamon 2 tablespoons sugar - 3 tablespoons butter .1 egg, beaten 2 to 3 tablespoons milk 3 cups rhubarb. cut, in 14.- inch pieces 3'4 to 1 cup sugar . 1 tablespoon butter. Mix, flour, baking powder., salt', spice and the 2 table •spoons sugar. Cut in the three tablespoons • butter ..until mix- ture resembles coarse 'crumbs. Combine egg and milk. Add to dry ingredients and mix quick- ly until dough forms a soft ball. Turn on to floured board, knead lightly four to five times':' Roll out to a rectangle about 12 x 6 inches. Mix rhubarb and remaining sugar. 'Arrange half the rhu- barb in 'bottom pf a greased five -cup baking dish. Sprinkle remaining-rhubarb,over dough and roll up like a jelly roll, sealing edges. Cut roll across into one -inch slices and place slices cut side down on rhu- barb in dish. Dot with remain- ing butter. Bake in a hot'oven (400° F.) 'until browned, 20 to 25 minutes. Makes. six servings. serv- The READY.- MIXED CONCRETE PLANT AT SEAFORTH NOW OPEN order your needs now . from . MAPLE:. LEAF t'AIRY Phoite 527-0 d Seaforth Suh a s, It(d d yd,, • aeiryt it3 Maple' Leaf a .,�' I .;7ai1lf bda�is axe 41011e at Phone or write for FREE ESTIMATE for y 9.0 COtM.BAN.;N ' R Miss Jeanne Melady and 11416 Anne Melady, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady, ., Mr. and Mrs. ' John O'Leary and 'children, London, with Mrs. Margaret Coyne. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Melady, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Melady. iss Rita Kennedy, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Ken - 'S OF THE. EEK 'nedyy.• - • Mr. and Mrs. Ben ,Flanagan and family,; Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane. Ted Feeney, Kitchener, with Mrs. Mary Feeney. Men who give in if wrong, are,,wise; men who give in if right -are married. • COAL FUELOU: WILLIAM M. HART Phone S27-0870' , Se-afoifli Village of Hensall 111, I'I ' 20th February, 1965. The Reeve, Councillors and' Ratepayers, The Village of Hensdll. ' Dear Sirs: We hav,e completed au audit of the hooks and accounts of the Village of Hensall and,the various boards and com- missions of the Village for the year eliding 31st December, 1964. The yetur's operations resulted in a surplus of $1,310.72 as detailed on Statement D. The accumulated surplus as at 31st December, 1964, is $36,138.60 as shown on Sche- dule C. We have appreciated the co-operation which wehave received from the officials of your village. ASSETS General. Fixed (as per Schedule 18) Due from School Ratepayers (for debentures) Public and Continuation $ 80,900.00 Collegiate and High - 24,460.40 Auditor's Report We hereby report that in our opinion: 1) The financial transactions which have come under our notice have been within the powers of the municipality; 2) The audit has been conducteal in accordance with the instructions of the Department of Municipal Affairs; 3) The financial statements present fairly the finan- cial position of the municipality as at 31st Decem- ber, 1964, and the results of its operations for the year ended on that date. Respectfully submitted, 1Vl0NTEITH, MONTEITH & CO., Chartered Accountants. License Number 2636 Date of Filing: -February 24, 1965. Capital and Loan Fund Balance Sheet December 31, 1964 Due from Utilities and Other Muni - pal Enterprises (for Debentures) Water Supply System $ 24,249.69 Parks, Board Artificia'I Ice Deben- tures ,18,249.02 ASSETS Cash in Bank Due from Province ,of Ontario 'Taxes Receivable (Schedule 5) ' Total Assets $ 36,090.90 104,960.40 42,498.71 $183,550.01 LIABILITIES Schools • Public and Continuation $ 80,900.00 $ 80,900.00 Public Utilities and Other Municipal . Enterprises - Water Supply System ..._._ Park Board Artificial Ice 'Deben- tures y -'- A Total Debentures Assumed from Other Municipalities (Schedule 2) ........... Investment hi Capital Assets. Revenue Fund Balance Sheet December 31, 1964 $ 37,495.72 $ 37,495.72 1;091.39 1,979.46 1,979.46 $40,,f566.57 , $ 24,249.69 18,249:02 42,498.71 $123,398.71 24,060.40 36,096.90 $183,550.01 - LIABILITIES Accounts Payable - ' $' - 285.00 Debentures and Coupons Due Interest $ 375.00 Due to Other Local Boards' and Commissions (specify) Waterworks $ 111.08 111.08 Other Liabilities Deferred Revenue '($ hedule 8) $ 3,656.89 3,656.89 Surplus (Form Q) 36,138.60 Total Liabilities and Surplus $ 40,566.57 375.00 Revenue Fund Surplus or Deficit ' Account . December 31, 1964 Balance at. January 1, 1964 Surplus or deficit included in Current Budget Balance after above adjustments $ 34,827.88- Surplus or Deficit for the year (Form D) ' 1,310.72 . Totals of Debit and Credit colon ns $ 1,310.72 Balance of Surplus or Deficit at December 31, 1964... $'36,138.60 (Form B) - Debit Credit Balance $ 34,827.88 -$ 34,827,88 Statement of Revenue and Expenditure For the year ended December 31, 1964 EXPENDITURE REVENUE ' Actual ' Budget Total Revenue from Taxation (Sche- dule 3) $ 81;243.90 $ 82,000.00 Long -Term Debt Charges Recover able (Schedule 12) $,947.42 9,000.00 .Contributions, . Grants and Subsidies Governments: Ontario - Welfare Assistance .., $ 1,186.03 Highway Improvement 4,462.30 Payments in lieu . of, municipal taxes 242.14 Police and Fire 20.62 Unconditional Per Capi- ta Grants .... .. -. 2,754.00 Other (specify) Sales Tax Rebate 120.30 Barnyard - -- - Walls Walks -b Silo Bases HURON CONCRETE SUPPLY. LTD. Seaforth 5274206 otlerich.-. Other Municipalities Huron County Road Rebate 3,630.76 3,630.76 Licenses and Permits (include dog tax) 265.00 Interest, Tax Penalties, etc. 546.16 Other Revenues- • Rents, Concessions and Franchises '.... ..,... `.$ 331.00 Fines ................. .. .. 54.36 Service Charges -•165.27: D Actual General Goverhment , Executive and Legislative $ '792.00 Administrative 3,972.90 ,. Other 5,683.70 $10,448.66 $ 10,500.00 Budget Protection to Persons, & Property Fire 1,598.13 Hydrant Rental 2,372.62 Street Lighting 3,594.66. Other (specify) ,Flood Control 1,469.14 Public Works,• -Roads, Highways and Streets, etc. 10,197.93 Sanitation and Waste Removal .....:274.95 Social Welfare (Schedule 10) 8,785.30 8,600.00 Welfare Assistance $1,253.25 1,253.25 1,500.00 Education, including debt charges (Schedule 9) ' .33,071.22 41,400.00 3,500.00 Recreation and Community 200.00 Services "7,249,27 5,500.00 500.00 Debt Charges Long-term debt charges (Schedule 11) 22,813.91 Less own share of school debt charges 13,866.49 9,034.55 6,500.00 9,000"00 200.00 550.63 •500.00 Gross Total Revenue $103,969.28 $104,300.00 $103,969.26 $104,300.00 $ 8,947.42 Short-term interest and. other charges 188.52 Discount for Taxes.., Institutional and Public Utility. • Deficits and Levies Pro- vided (specify) " Waterworks 4,332.62 Joint or Special Expenditures County Rates ,...., 14,120.51 Miscellaneous (specify) •• Provision for Deferred Revenue , 3;3¢0.19 Gros Total Expenditure Surplus for the Year 9,135.94 10,000.00 238.91 250.00 4,332.62 4,300.00 14,120.51 14,150.00 3,300.19 • $102,658.54 $103,300.00 Total Revenue Section $103,969.28 $104,860.00 Total Expenditure Section General Government Salaries and.' Allowances , $. 2;688.90 Printing, Postage, Stationery & Office Expense 1,284.00 $102,658.54 $103,300.00 1,310.72 1,000.00 $103,969.26 $104,300.00 Analysis of Certain Items. of Expenditure D-1 for the year ending 31st December, 1964 Recreation and Community Services Artificial ••Ice Degbenture Rate ' Park Board Rate Library Board Rate , Grant to Comtmunity Arena General. Govern teal -Ther •t Grant to Recreation Committee iffan 3,000.00 Grants to Sundry Organizations...., Salary tintenance E tt a a"tid ce MMis ellann0ousl euuse ...,..,.. 1435.92 568339 $ 3,972.90 4 J $ 2372.62 1,032.75 226.20 2,668.30 200.00 150.00 .$ 7;249.$7 '.16 fr ti 1 4d, t• a 1 Y A 1 • w 4 M w