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Township of Hibbert
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March 15th,1971.
To: The Members of Council,
Inhabitants, and Ratepayers.
We have examined the 1970 financial statements of the
Corporation of the Township of Hibbert and its local boards
which are listed on the attached Index. Our examination
included a general review of the accounting procedures and
such test of accounting recyrds and other supporting evidence
as we considered necessary in the circumstances. •
In our opinion these financial statements present fairly
....
Auditor's Report
the financial position of the Corporation of the Township of
Hibbert and its local boards as at December 31st, 1970,
and the results of their operations for the year then ended,
in accordance with accounting principles .generally accepted-
for Ontario municipalities applied on a basis consistent with
that of the preceding year.
Respectfully submitted,
Monteith,Monteith & Co.
Chartered Accountants
Stratford, Ontario. Licence No. 3925
STATEMENT OF REY-EN-UE •AND EXPENDITURE,
for the year ended December 31,1970
C.WiL. MEETS .
The annual meeting of
was held in the' parish hall Tues-
Slay night and opened with prayer
by president, Mrs. Hickey in
absence of Father Consonsi.
Mrs. Wm. Redmond read letters
in regard to new altar cloths.
Mrs. Jury Van Aaken read the
treasurer's )..,„report and Mrs.
Cyril Boyle' i*ported-344nemr,
bers. . •
Miss Connie Hickey reported
the new slate- of officers. These
am._ President, Mrs. John
Franken; First vice president,
Mrs. Bill Kinahan; Second Vice
President, Mrs. Alex MacInnies;
Third vice president, Mrs. Jerry
Van Aaken; Treasurer, Mrs.
Cyril Boyle; Secretary-treas-
urer, Mrs. Neil Stapleton. Father
Consona thanked Mrs. Hickeyfor
her successful year she had.
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4,455 380
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STA irEMENT OF CAPITAL FUND OPERATI N
for the year ended December 31,1970
REVENUE
Taxation
Contributions from other
governments..,..
Other ........
Total Revenue .
EXPENDITURE
General government ...... . .
Protection to, persons & property
F•iblic Works ,'..„
Sanitation and waste removal
Conservation of health
Social and:Amity services
Recreatior'and community
services a -
prifinanCed capital outlay (Unex-
pended capital financing) at the
beginning of the year
CAPITAL FINANCING
Long term liabilities incurred
Contributions from other
Nil Nil governments '
Contributions froni the revenue
1970 ..... 1969
$ $
17,300 31,600
25,5000, . ....
CAPITAL OUTllAY
Capital expenditure
fund,for capital expenditure
Total capital financing'
Unfinanced capital outlay (Un-
expended capital financing).,'
at the end of the year
6,375
$ '49,175
2,429
$ 34,029
Protection to persons & property 31,875
Transfers to others .... 17,300
2,429
31,600'
$ 34,029
Nil.
Nil.
Total capital outlay..........
19'70' 1969
$ $
196,682 196,745
107,645
10,128
$314,518
11,164
7,912
126,6'73
1,010
62
7,485
Community planning and
development 1,208
Financial expenses 2,140
Education .............. . ... ... ; 112,235
County - share of eitpenditure 42,071
Other . ....... ' .. . . ..,..,... 8,240
Total expenditure(Statement 7,
. Note 1) $324,655 $308,890
Ekcess of revenue over expenditure
for the year ... , ...... .. , 2,847
Surplus (deficit) at th,beginning „
of the year .... ., . ... - 66,698
Surplus(deficit) at the end
of the year...... ... ,. . $ 63,545
1,729
103,094
45,660
9,179
11,405
6,610-
126,003
451 .
543
' 3,836
120,775
10,045
$327,502
5,628
55,07r
$ 60,698
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Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Eyre on the
holiday week end were Mr. and
Mrs. William. Louth of Milibrook,
Mr. and -Mrs. Fergus Wright
and Larry and Dianne of
Brampton, Mrs. Eyre of Sarnia
and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eyre
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Guests at the home of M.
and Mrs. William Smith were
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gardner and
family of Downsview.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Teatroe , on the week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Gord Bryant
of Peterborough.
Guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Carter and family was Mr.Donald
Gardiner bf Flint, Michigan.
Visitors at the home of" r•„
and. Mrs. Elmer Stephenson were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Partridge of
Weston, Ontario and Mr. and
Mrs. John Whiting of Brantford,
SEAFORTH 10'- CHELTENHAM 2
In the fourth game of the OHA
Intermediate 1,0" Finals played
in Seaforth Tuesday night the
Seaforth Beavers whipped the
Cheltenham Harvesters by a 10-
2 margin to. take a 3 - 1 series
lead.
The game saw both teams
capitalize twice in the first period
as the play travelled from end
to end. Ed. Domage and Bill Mc-
Laughlin scored for the Beavers
before Roger Enge replied with.
two quick goals for the visitors.
The second period was much
the same as the first as the play
travelled from end to end. How-
ever the Beavers managed to
capitalize twice on goals by Bob
Beuttenmiller and Jack McLlwain
to give the home squad a 4 - 2
lead after 2 periods.
The third period proved 'to be
all Seaforth's as they completely
dominated the play and they,
counted 6 unanswered goals to
down the visitors,. Bill Mc-
Laughlin and Bob Beuttenmiller
each scored twice for the Beavers
while Bill Weber and Jim Sills
added singles:
A total of 12 minor penalties
was handed out with each team
receiving 6.
The game's three stars would
go to the Doig - McLlwain -
McLaughlin line as they
completely controlled the play
whenever they were on the ice
-and scored at will. The line
picked up a total of eleven points
and scored four times with Bill
McLaughlin getting three of the
four and Jack McLlwain getting
the other.
The victory moves the
beavers to within one win of a
provincial title as they lead the
Series 3 games. to one. The fifth
game is scheduled for Seaforth
this Thursda_y evening (to-night)
with game time at 8:30 P.M.
CHELTENHAM 9, SEAFORTH 5
The Cheltenham Harvesters
upset the Seaforth Beavers in
a game played in Mayfield Thurs-
day evening.' The win narrowed
the Beavers edge in the series
to 2 games to ,
The Harvesters started
strong before the Beavers got
off the track and opened up a
quick 6 goal lead in the first
10 minutes of the game. The
Beavers narrowed the margin
to 6-2 before the period_ ended.
Neil Sharpe and Bob Mills each
scored 2 goals for the home team
while Alex Smith and Bob Harri-
son added singles. Jack Mcllwain
and Jim. Dick replied for the
Beavers.
The second stanza saw the
Beavers score two unanswered
goals as they roared back to
narrow the margin to 6-4. Jack
Mcllwain and Bill McLaughlin
were the Beaver marks-men.
The Harvesters came out to
play in the third period and
Roger Enge gave the home squad
a .3 goal bulge at the 6:04 mark. ,
It was all Cheltenham from this
point on and Sharpe and Harri-
son scored before McLaughlin
replied with only a minute left.
The final count was 9-5 in favor
of the Harvesters.
Only four minor penalties
were called with the home squad
picking up three of these.
The game's first-star would
go to Neil Shrne of the Har-
vestors as he scored three times
for the home e_quad while. also
picking up three assists. Bill
McLaughlin was the Beaver's
outstanding player with two goals
and two assists. The third star
would go to the Harvesters' 'Bob
Harrison as the outstanding def-
.ensive player. He managed
to score twice and add three
assists.
Has -Meeting
•Memb_ers of the Marian Rit-
chie Auxiliary. and the Home
Helpers were guests df the Wom-
en's Missionary Society, for the
Easter meeting held in the church
Sunday School rooin on Thursday.
A social tim a was enjoyed at the
nobn hour., The president, Mrs.
Mervin Dow presided for the
meeting which followed, and led
in the Easter Worship Service
with Miss Olive Speare and Mrs.
M. Lomond assisting with Seri p-
ture reading and, Meditation.
Routine reports were given by
the secretary and the treasurer,
Mrs. Calder -McKaig reported
17 cards and visits to the sick.
Film strips The I and the
Thou" and "Members One of
Another" were shown by Mrs.
T;,L. Scott...The roll call was
answered with a Verse on "Res-
urrection" and each member
gave a short Easter message.
The service was interspersed
with several Easter Hymns. A
closing poem by. the leader and
the Lord's prayer in unison
ciosed the, meeting.
aeavelts. N
E.G MONDVILLE
SEAFORTH IV 41
HOMEMAKING CLUB
The Seaforth IV Sewing Club
met at the home of'Joanne and
Christine Groothius when min-
utes, were read by Joanne Groo-
. thins.
At a subsequent meeting at
ihe home of Janet, Mary Ann <11
and Elsie Klaver minutes wece
read by Janet Klaver. A dis-
cussion period followed on when .
to wear shorts or sleeks. '
EUCHRE PARTY
The last euchre was held in
the' Parish hall Friday night when
winners were: First, Gus Dev-
ereaux; Second, Father Phalen;
Ladies, Mike Boyle; Second, Mrs.
Vera Errington; Door prize, Gus
Devereaux.
Miss BOO Devereaux visited
her parentS for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kinaha.n
and family spent Easter with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moylan,
St. Columban.
Mr. and Mrs. Mulherrin arid
Rita of Chatham visited Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Boyle for Easter.
Mrs. Elmer Foron visited
her son, Mike and Mrs. Foron.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ,Hast-
ings visited ancL,Mrs-
Ciis Redm ond.
The Legion Bowling League wound up the winter's play with a dinner and party at the Legion
Saturday night. • In ,the upper picture the play-off winners are (left) Mrs. Neil Bell, Gordon
Scott, Mrs. Al Smale, ,Jack Eisler, Mrs. Don Eaton and Bill Eisler. (BeloW) (left) the league
winners are Ai Sinale, Mrs. Don Kunder, Alvin Hoff, Mrs. Al Nicholson, John Ungarian and
Mrs. Bill Eisler. (Photos by Phillipi)
VARNA
Correspondent
, Fred McClymont
large congregation filled
the United Church last Sunday
,morning with the pastor Rev.
Murdock Morrison in c'harge.
A number of Easter lillies were
placed by members in memory
of loved ones. The Varna and.
Goshen choirs presented an
Easter Cantata with Mrs. Doug -
McAsh at the organ.
Among the many visitors
over the weekend wereMr. Floyd
McAsh of Hamilton, Mr. and •
Mrs. Robert Romney and family
of Victoria Harbour, Mr. and
Mrs. George Dawson of Hensall,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClymont,
Michael and Shannon of Guelph
and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Proctor -
of Toronto.
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CONSOLIDTED BALANCE SHEET
as at December 31, 1970'
Accounts receivable. .... .... 145,027 141,941
Taxes receivable 31,061 28,173
Other current assets-,... , 1.' 1 500 500
Total current assets ... $176,588 $170,614
Capital outlay to'be recovered
.in future years ,..,,•--64,591 53,172
Total assets ........ .
ASSETS
$241,179 $223,766
1970 ' 1969
' $
LIABILITIES '
Temporary loans 106,685 100,750
Accounts payable and accrued
liabilities .... 4,411. 5,562
• Other current liabilities. 1,94? ' 3;60e--
- Total current liabilities .. $113,043 $109,918
Net long term liabilities
(Statement 7,Note 64,591
llnaopreeriated balances 63,545
Total liabilities .. $241,179 •
53,172
60,698
$223,786
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NOTES 'TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
$ 7,990
$ 64,591
Total charges for the year for net long
term liabilities were as follows;
Principal Payments
interest .
The, total charges shown above were paid'
from the general revenues of the municip-
. linty and are included in expenditure
classified under public works, unclassified
(See Statement 1, "Total Expenditure").
Net Long Term Liabilities to be Specially
Assessed •
Tbe net 1011g term liabilities, the terms
*I1i0h *111 require Certain land's to be
• Ailetilally assessed, have been included in
..!,:tti* net Intite, tern classified
under general municipal activities. The
bases and the amounts of these assess-
ments are as follows:
The Tile Drainage Act
(These amounts are included With, "Net
Long Term Liabilities - General Munic-
ipal Activities" on the Capital Fund Balance
Sheet, Statement 3.)
3. Basis of. Consolidation
The Consolidated Balance Sheet reflects
the assets and liabilities of the revenue
fund and the capital fund of the municipality.
Assets and liabilities Of local boards have
not b'een consolidated. (See Statement 3).
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