The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-05-03, Page 8LEAGUE WINNERS AT GRAND BEND - The regular league championship of the Grand Bend ladies bowl-
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GB LADIES BOWLING CHAMPS - The Roadrunners won the grand
championship of the Grand Bend ladies bowling league. Shown above
receiving their awards from Ernie Charrette of Molson's are captain
Joyce Hodgins, Karen Finch, Cassie Ann Desjardine, Bertha Baltessen,
Frances Relouw, Helen MacDonald and Corrie Relouw.
T-A photo.
Statement of Revenue
and Expenditure
for the year ended December 31, 1972
Accumulated net revenue ( deficit) at
1972
the beginning of the year 14,683
EXPENDITURE
General government 52,149
Protection to persons and property 116,616
Public works 128,044
Sanitation and waste removal 74,504
Social and family services 168
Recreation and community services 55,151
Community planning and development 2,216
Financial expenses 1,623
Education 174,115
Region or county - share of expenditure 88,410
(692,996)
REVENUE
Taxation 580,481
Contributions from other governments 118,807
Other 33,464
732,752
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year 54,439
Analysed as follows:
General revenue 54,439
54,439
By MRS. FRANK PLUMB
The Easter Ecumenical Ser-
vice in the United Church
basement was opened by Mrs.
Keyes' story of kindness. Mrs.
Kennedy led an Easter
devotional period followed by
songs led by Mrs. Marlene
Brenner.
After a collection of "Pennies
for Peace" Mrs. Pat Kading
introduced Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith
who was attired in the native
costume of Israel to give her talk
and show slides on Israel. She
and her sister visited a refugee
camp as big as Exeter where diet
was 1000 calories per person a
day; water supply was limited,
and 50 persons shared a
washroom. The Refugee Fund
provides 15 percent upkeep.
"Inter-Church Aid" is doing
good work in the Health Clinic to
train mothers in child care and to
provide a balanced diet to infants
said Mrs. Whilsmith. From tents
in 1948 the refugees now live in
nine by nine foot cement block
homes for each family, regar-
dless of size. They grow their own
gardens but they are a people
without a country.
While travelling by bus she saw
a lucky farmer plowing with his
$400 camel, contrasting with
women threshing grain from
sheaves as in Bible times. Some
areas grow corn and use
machinery.
History is indebted to the
Franciscan Fathers who built
churches over holy places to
preserve them she continued.
Mrs. Whilsmith talked about
Bethlehem, Nazareth, Church of
Mary's Well, Mt. of Temptation
in the wilderness, dry and hot
walls of Jericho and the Sea of
Galilee. Her boat had a choppy
erossing to Capernum to see
Caesarea's ruins which were
found under the sand.
UCW
The United Church Women met
as a group to make arrangements
for the spring thank-offering
service May 6, Mrs. Barry
Robinson of Thames Road will be
speaker.
A suggestion was made that the
ladies think over ideas for
welcoming newcomers to Grand
Bend.
4-H
Achievement day for 4-H
homemaking clubs was held at
the Stephen Central School,
Crediton on Saturday. The
morning was spent testing the
girls' knowledge of their unit and
in the afternoon the eight clubs
presented fashion shows.
Matilda Van Leeuwen received
county honors. Other members
who passed are: Elly Smeekens,
Diane Rood, Nancy 13ackx,
Donna Mennen, Rosemary, Jane
and Mary Anne Kelders, Ellen
Van Leeuwen, Harriet and Ellen
Vanden Bygaart, Debbie Smart,
Debbie Ford, Angela De Kort
Francine and Annie Wiendels,
Marilyn Martens, Mary Jean
Ross, Their leaders were Mrs.
John Kelders and Mrs, Wm.
Vanden Bygaart.
Personals
Arthur Pickering, former
resident of Grand Bend died
recently in Windsor. He was a
retired building contractor and
built a number of buildings here.
Gladys Caven, a former cot-
tager at Oakwood passed away at
Amherstburg recently.
A selected committee from
Grand Bend and Greenway met
Thursday evening in the United
Church to finalize plans for the
"King James Version" group
from Toronto who will entertain
May 14.
Mrs. S.M. Barbour has
returned to her home in Toronto
after spending a week with Mr. &
Mrs. C. Kennedy.
Paul Gunning came home on
Friday from hospital in London.
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Clifford are
moving to London where Dave
will be employed with General
Bakeries as an accountant. He
has worked as office clerk and
meter reader at the PUC almost
two years. Mrs. I. Ford will take
over Mrs. Clifford's Brownie
Pack, in September.
Ethel DesJardine and Wreatha
Green, attended the "hair fashion
forecast presented by the Bundy
Brothers from Vienna, Austria
for the Americoif Coiffure Press
Presentation in Warren,
Michigan Monday.
Exeter woman guest speaker
GB service features Israel
Report to the Ratepayers of Exeter For The Year 1972
Capital Fund
Operations
Consolidated
Balance Sheet
as at December 31, 1972
ASSETS
Current assets
1972
Cash 32,182
Accounts receivable 57,586
Taxes receivable 78,093
Other current assets 36,431
204,292
Capital outlay to be recovered in
f utureyears 317,727':
522,019
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 41,209
41,209
Net long term liabilities 317,727
Reserves and reserve funds 108,644
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) and
unapplied capital receipts 54,439
522,019
Public Utilities Commission
Water Supply System
for the year ended December. 31, 1972
REVENUE
1972
Sale of water
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Other
Hydrant rental
Interest
Penalties
Mark-up on sales and services
Total revenue
EXPENDITURE
Operations
Power and pumping 18,648
Transmission and distribution 12,658
Administration and general 14,079
Interest charges on long term debt 4,830
Total operating expenditure 50,215
Principal payments on long term debt 9,000
Provision for depreciation .. 23,756
Total expenditure 82,971
Excess of revenue over expenditure for the year 9,366
Surplus (deficit) at the beginning of the year 131,460
Surplus (deficit) at the end of the year 140,826
EXPENDITURE
Administration and General
Customer's Billing and Collecting
Electrical Energy Purchased
Transmission and Transformation:
Operation
Distribution:
Operation
Street Lighting:
Operation
Other - Exclusive of Depreciation and Debenture
Debt Charges: (specify)
Building maintenance
Depreciation
Debenture Debt Charges Matured in Current Year
Interest
Serial Debentures - Principal Instalments
Provision for Debt Charges of Future Years
Total Expenditure 317,301
Surplus for Year carried forward
to Surplus (Deficit) Account 34,665
Total Expenditure Section 351,966
Exeter
Cemetery Board
for the year ended December 31, 1972
REVENUE
Sale of Plots 2,499
Care of Plots 540
Burial Charges 4,025
Miscellaneous Revenue (specify)
Interest 9,098
Foundations 1,136
Winter storage 75
Provided by Municipality from Tax Levy 5,000
Total Revenue 22,373
EXPENDITURE
Administration and General 2,234
Maintenance and Care of Buildings, Plots
and Grounds 19,983
Total Expenditure 22,217
Surplus for year 156
22,373
Community Centre Board
for the year ended December 31, 1972
REVENUE
Grants - Town of Exeter 12,000
Ice rental 2,851
Minor hockey 1,648
Skating 1,416
Figure skating 1,307
Junior Hawks • 4,189
Other rentals 835
Sign rentals 471
Arena snack bar 11,695
Swimming pool snack bar . 1,069
Skate sharpening 36
Horse barn rental 945
38,462
EXPENDITURES
Wages 7,570
Arena hydro and water 3,459
Arena maintenance 8,938
Arena fuel 1,716
Insurance 4,038
Telephone - - • . .90'.••••111,0,14 41. ....... I 246
Advertising and supplies .. „ „ . „ ..... .... 338
Sundry Nref Oovi.,••11 1 1*1 V11 100011,1 ............ • 1 195
Arena snack bar ....... - ....... • .. „ . „ . 8,651
Horse barn maintenance 564
Swimming pool snack bar 1,163
Membership fees 4,“411144.v.“48“. .. .... .4 30
Ball diamond . ....................... 11d 1 .1411.41 118
Bowli ng green • . .......... 4.4 ............. 203
37,229 Surplus for year kr.tto.11 •44 1•PY 1 •11111iI1•I•flIf (.11
1,233
Exeter Recreation
Committee
for the year ended December 31, 1972
REVENUE
Grants - Town of Exeter
Province of Ontario
Fees and Admissions
Swimming
Playground
. •
15,000
4,136
5,196
161
Figure skating .. 3,909
Minor hockey 2,777
Junior Hawks hockey 10,438
Promenaders 330
Ballet , , . , • ,, • .. .1, :439 4
Gymnastics 242
42,628
EXPENDITURES
Salaries
Recreation director 7,900
Assistant director 3,550
Administration 2,622
Program salaries and expenses
Swimming 6,772
Playground 1,046
Figure skating 4,414
Minor hockey 3,830
Junior Hawk hockey 13,201
Promenaders 605
Ballet 324
Gymnastics 215
Minor bowling 95
Minor baseball 10
44,584
Deficit for year 1,956
Exeter Industrial
Development Committee
as at December 31, 1972
ASSETS
Cash in bank . 889
Investment - Exeter Industrial Development Corp . 1,222
Due from Exeter Industrial Development Corp 77
2,188
SURPLUS
Balance January 1, 1972 2,373
Less: Deficit for year 185
Balance December 31, 1972 2,188
Analysis of the
Education Levy
for the year ended December 31, 1972
overievy
or
(underlevy)
for the year
Huron County Board of Education
Exeter res. 2,700,315 23.489
PS corn. 1,255,210 26,099 96,187.42 98,300,00 (2,112,58)
SHDHS res. 2,770,690 16,755
corn, 1,264,845 18.617 69,970.53 72,078.00 (2,107.47)
Huron-Perth R.C. Separate School Board •
Exeter res. 70,375 21,069
SS corn, 9,635 23.410
payments in addition to
supplementary
taxes
Public
1,135.32
Separate
Secondary
864.47
68.69
To: The Members of Council, and Ratepayers
of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter
I have examined the 1972 financial statements of the Corporation
of the Town of Exeter and its local boards, which are listed on the
attached Index. My examination included a general review of the
accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records and
other supporting evidence as I considered necessary in the cir-
cumstances.
In my opinion these financial statements present fairly the finan-
cial position of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter and its local
boards as at December 31st, 1972, 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.
• A.M. HARPER
.Date of filing April 4, 1973
License Number 4440
Goderich, Ontario
44,164
9,986
28,357
7,396
1,499
283
652
92,337
for the year ended December 31, 1972
Unfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended capital
financing) at the beginning of the year ..
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Capital expenditure
Protection to persons and property
Public works
Sanitation and waste removal
Recreation and community services
CAPITAL FINANCING
Contributions from the revenue fund . • - ... -
Unfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended
capital financing) at the end of the year ..
1972
$
Nil
Public Utilities Commission
1972
-
111(
......
„ .
• ,
, „
182,930
67,497
80,630
5,016
1,350
813
1,312
10,456
960
1,002
Hydro
for the year ended December 31,
REVENUE
Sale of Electrical Energy:
Residential Sales „ ....... • . ......
Lighting, etc,
Industrial Sales
Lighting, etc.
Sales to own Municipality
Street Lighting „ ........... - -
Miscellaneous Revenue:
Customers' Forfeited Discounts & Penalties
Sales of Merchandise - net ............ -
Other: (specify)
Interest.. ..... ......... - , .........
Street light capital charges ,
Apartment rental ..... - ..... - ,
Water heater rental
Total Revenue Section „ ..... „ „ ....
32,388
43,334
30,594
3,623
109,939
109,939
(109,939
Nil 351,966
19,237
18,693
224,198
1,710
22,327
3,634
2,029
21,876
2,009
1,600
(12)
assessment
mill
type amount
rates requisition
1,708 .29 1,669,00 39.29
the requisition
amounts charged
back to school boards
3,304.61
2,418.87
to,