The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-03-25, Page 3Hensall Co-op store, Thomp-
son's mill in Hensall and the
Exeter Golf Course were forcibly
entered, Monday night. About $75
in rifle shells, cigarette lighters,
knives, pens and a small amount
of Canadian coins were taken
from the Co-op, Nothing was
stolen from the golf course or
from Thompson's mill, The three
occurrences are being in-
vestigated by Constable
Christiaen,
The OPP had only one motor
vehicle to investigate this week.
March 22, a vehicle driven by
Carman Thompson, Ailsa Craig,
was north bound on concession 6
and 7 of Stephen township when it
was struck by another vehicle
travelling east on county road 5,
operated, by Christopher A.
Chainbault, • • ZUricli: Total
daniage wa.s.'S500. ',The heeicleht.
'Was: itivestigated by. Lewis.
During the' vkelt; officers. of •
Exeter detachnient investigated
45 general occurrences and laid a
total of 40 charges.
Two vehicles stolen from the
Exeter ,area and one froni the
London area were recovered by!
Exeter OPP detachment this
week. Two persons have been
charged in Connection With the
three thefts.
Friday, Mr, Fiberglass and
Darling Clover Farm were
broken into. A Black and Decker
drill- valued at $75.00 was stolen
from Mr. Fiberglas while nothing
was taken from Darlings Clover
Farm, Constable Christiaen
investigated both occurrences, 110
EDWARD C. WASSMANN
At Seaforth Community
Hospital, on Friday, March 19,
1976, Edward C. Wassmann, of
192 St. George St., Mitchell, in his
85th year. Beloved husband of the
late Emma Collins (1974). Dear
father of Orval, RR 2, Zurich,
Carman, Ft. Erie, Floyd of
Mitchell, (Alice) Mrs. Martin
Dietz, of Bornholm, Mrs. Velma
Theil of Pt. Elgin. Also surviving
are 15 grandchildren and 20
great-grandchildren.
MARY ANN STECKLE
Mary Ann Steckle passed away
at the Blue Water Rest Home in
Zurich Wednesday, March 17,
1976 in her 63rd year. Sister of
Ivan Steckle, Bayfield, Alvin,
Zurich, and Mrs. Earl (Melinda)
Gingerich of Arcadia, Florida,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
D, Steckle and five brothers and
three sisters predeceased her.
Funeral services were held
Saturday, March 20 from the
Zurich Mennonite Church with
Rev. C. Keupfer officiating, in-
terment in Zurich Mennonite
Cemetery.
MARTINUS JOSEPH
VANNESTE
Suddenly' at his late residence
in Dashwood on Saturday, March
20, 1976, Martinus Joseph in his
79th year. Husband of the late
Magdalena Lamote and Marie
Vandenameele. Dear father of
Miss Martina Vanneste of
Belgium, (Marcella )'Mrs, Roger
Lacroix of Belgium, (Marlette)
Mrs, Andre Vanhoucke -of
Clanworth, (Magda) Mrs. Frank
Vanopstal of.- , Springford,
(Monique) Mrs. William Van-
' collie of Woodstock.and (Marcel)
Vanneste of Montague, P.E.I.,
Stepfather of (Esther) Mrs.
Charles Verdoodt of Belgium and
(Simonne) Mrs. Marcelle Van-
neste of RR 2 Kippen, Silvere
Bilcke of Exeter, Horace Bilcke
of Guelph, Andre Bilcke of
Hensall, also 26 grandchildren
survive. Dear brother of Joseph
Vanneste of- Parkhill, Gerard of
Belgium and Mrs. Marie Stoens
of Belgium. The T. Harry Hoff-
man Funeral Home, Dashwood
was in charge of the funeral.
Prayers were said at St. Boniface
Church, Zurich Tuesday, March
23. Interment in Mt. Cannel
Cemetery. Rev. Father A. J.
Durand officiated.
BERNICE (DUNSEITH)
DICKINSON
Suddenly, at her residence, 71
St. Andrew St,, South St. Marys,
on Saturday, March 20th, Bernice
(Dunseith) Dickinson, in her 70th
year. Beloved wife of the late
Alfred Hughes (1937) and
Courtney Dickinson (1956). Dear
mother of W. Earle Hughes,
Stratford; Joseph A. Hughes, St.
Marys. Dear sister of Mrs. Lorna
Murray and Joseph Dunseith,
both of Stratford, Mrs. Marjorie
Hastings, Exeter; also five
grandchildren. The funeral was
held Tuesday from the L.A. Ball
Funeral Chapel, St. Marys.
Interment St, Marys Cemetery.
BERTHA MAE MacNAUGHTON
Bertha Mae (Bickel]) Mac-
Naughton passed away at the
North Bay Civic Hospital, March
21, 1976, The wife of Roy Mac-
Naughton of North Bay, she was
in her 68th year. She is also
survived by Ralph of London,
Helen (Mrs. Roy Hempel) of
North 'Bay, Donna (Mrs. Murray
Lindsay) of Walkerton. The
.daughter of Mrs. Bertha Bickell
of Kirkton and sister of Everett,
Kirkton, William, St. Marys,
Mrs. Myrtle Stanley of London,
Bessie, (Mrs. Harold Laughleen)
of Toronto and Helen (Mrs.
Delbert Hudson) of London.
Funeral services were held from
the Lindsay Funeral Home in St.
Marys March 23, interment in
Kirkton Cemetery,
ELIZABETH A. MacLARBN
; Elizabeth A., McEwen. of
Hensall passed -•away at her
former residence in her 95th year
March 23, 1976. A valued member
of Carmel Presbyterian Church,
she is survived by her husband
Robert Y. MacLaren, one
daughter, Dr. A. Margaret Evans
of Guelph and grandchildren
Robert D.• Evans, Elmira, John
M, Evans and Margaret L. Evans
of Guelph and one .great grand-
child, Heather. The funeral is
from the Bonthron Funeral Home
in Hensel]. Thursday, March 25 at
2:00 p.m. with Rev. W, D. Jarvis
officiating, interment in Baird's
Cemetery. Donations to the
Ontario Heart Foundation would
be appreciated by the family.
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111,740
1,018
112,211
79,132
304,101
120832
2,483
123,315
221,137
1,308
222,861
649,861
100,268
826
90,911
73,181
265,186
99,332
2,027
101,359
194,280
774
195,054
561,599
(13,729) 1,933
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario
Municipal Tax Assistance Act
Ontario enterprises
Ontario Hydro
Ontario unconditional grants
Pgr. capita general
General support
Resource equalization
124,015
135,315
132,300
3,406
135,706
Nil
ANALYSIS OF REVENUE
for the year ended December 31 ,1975
391 *
Taxation
Realty - Residential and farm 453,709
-Commercial and industrial 27,638
11,300 Business 7,974
418,097
367,215
19,150
7,515
393,880
985 771
33 55
1,018 826
13;122 12,990
6,440 2,702
2,898 3,559
22,460
REVENUE
68,143
138,600
206,743
11,467
138,600
21,717
24,709
196,493
10,250
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the beginning of the year
EXPENDITURE
General municipal purposes
General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and development
Other
Region or county purposes
School board purposes
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
1975
1,933
38,479
15,218
175,733
7,815
314
25
3,508
75,007
3,903
320,002
122,998
222,523
$665,523
STATEMENT OF REVENUE ANQ EXPENDITURE
for the year ended December 31, 1915
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Unfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended capital
1974 financing) at the beginning of the year '
28,526
22,770
143,923
6,734 •
234
95
1,141
55,654
3,843
262,920
105,027
196,102
564,049
Capital expenditure
4,383 General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning'and development
Other
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
Capital financing
Contributions from the revenue fund
Contributions from reserve funds
and reserves
Long term liabilities incurred
Ontario grants
Other
TOTAL CAPITAL FINANCING
Unfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended
capital financing) at the end of the year
Current liabilities
2,337
(429) Net lo:n:g term liabilities 1,128,225
(29) (346) Reserves and reserve funds 108,754
(136) (58) Accumulated net revenue (deficit) and
unapplied capital receipts (Unfinanced
capital outlay (23,979)
(13,729) 1,933
Temporary loans
Accounts payable and.accrued
. •..
•
17,000'
.47,221
.64;221
. 19,900
68.610
: • '
• ' .88,510
1,073,537
100,891
1,933
2,337
1,277,221 1,265,275
Ontario specific grants
Other revenue
TOTAL REVENUE
ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE
for the year ended December 31, 1975
89,751 73,687
79,132 74,359
649,861 562,003
General government
Members of council 7,529 5,427
General administration 30,950 22,144
181 Protection to persons and property
Fire 6,096 22,770
Conservation authority 7,003
Protectiion inspection and dontrol
968
Financial expenses 1,151
Transportation services
Roadways
Environmental services
Garbage collection
Health services
Public health services
Social and family services
General assistance
Recreation and cultural services ' •
Pat.ks and,recreatio'nal facilities .
Planning and eveloOment
Commercial and industiral development
Residential development
Agricultural and reforestation
Police Village of Dashwood
175,733
7,815 6,734
314 234
,25 • 95.
3,508 1,141
8,212
275
66,520
•
3,903 •
$665,523' 564,049
Page 3 Times-Advocate, March 25, 1976
ALL KINDS of things are to be found in books, as Todd Goudie is lear-
ning in the Hensall library. T-A photo by Sharon Specht.
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yourantennai.,‘N.Orri 'dam'aged
You re looking' at
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Thomas J. Krauskope, Strat-
ford, was found guilty by Judge
Glen Hays, Tuesday, but must
return to court, May 4 for senten-
cing. Evidence presented showed
he had cut down 10 white pine
trees with a chain saw on
Ausable Conservation Authority
property.
The accused said he had cut
the trees clown to cover his car so
he could have a drink. Judge
Hays ordered him.to make pay-
ment of $87.75 to :the Authority
for the trees.
Stephen W, Mothers, 21, was
fined15.0 or 5 days in Jail with his
license: suspetided for three
Months . for' impaired'.'driving.
Driving in reverse, in a very
irregular manner he had very
narrowly missed a police cruiser
parked on the road. His
breathalizer reading was 40 mg.
Hospital
Continued from front page
making it more difficult for.
them to negotiate with the other
hospita4 for bed cuts.
The hospital would not com-
ment on a recent proposal to
move 20 psychiatric beds from
Goderich to Clinton in order to
keep it open as a health center,
Mrs. Kelland would not com-
ment on the proposal and Doug
Coventry. hospital administrator
is out of town and has not read
the proposals which Clinton
received Monday,
The offer for. the transfer of
'beds came from the Alexandra
Marine' and General Hospital in
Goderich. The intent of the offer
is to allow health care to con-
tinue at Clinton after the
scheduled closing April 1.
The Goderich Hospital Board
has also offered to aid Clinton
financially in setting up a four to
six bed emergency unit either in
the present hospital or elsewhere
in town.
SOME LUCKY PERSON will win a two-way radio being raffled off by the Exeter and district Citizens Band
Club, April 4. Money raised by the club will go to charity, Above, member Mike Hunter shows tickets for the
draw to Mrs. Pat f3remner, the club's secretary and Gord Kirk, president, holding the radio, photo by T,A,
Tree cutting conviction
. '
: .(d) Chargei for net long' term BabilitieS:: Charges:for -net lang•tormliabllitios •••
. Include principal and interest. Interest Charges are, not ace6ued.for the periods ltott"..'(-,
.the dales of the latest interest payment to the end of the fispdfyieir.' •". •• • • • *:
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•
In Justice of the Peace court. vehicle with liquor available, $53
D. W. Wedlake heard the follow-
ing cases: Michael J. McCann,
RR 8, Parkhill, driving motor
or 5 days; Raymond G. Keller,
of address, $28 or 3 days.
Exeter. failing to notify change
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
AUDITOR'S REPORT
975
General municipal purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Ontario grants
Other
Region or county purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
School board purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Other
TOTAL REVENUE
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year
, . .
Analy sed as follows: •
.•
:deridral iteven:Ue.
• 'Speciil.cnajges-.... •
Speafaiareas
Police villages
Region or county
School boards
Local boards
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
1. Accounting policies
(a) Balance Sheet: The Balance Sheet reflects the combined assets and liabilities
of the revenue fund, the capital fund and the reserve funds.
(b) Fixed assets: No value is attached to fixed assets for municipal reporting
purposes. Expenditures on fixed asets are charged against current revenues unless
the expenditures are financed out of long term debt. Debt retirement costs are
charged against current revenues in the periods in which they are paid.
(c) Provincial road subsidy revenue and expenditure on roads: Provincial sub-
sidy programmes are on a "receipt and disbursement" basis which does not
recognise accruals. The municipality has expended amounts for which the road
subsidy will not be eligible for claim until the succeeding year. Such future subsidy
revenues have been accrued in the current year. . .
2. 1974 Comparative Figures
(a) The accumulated net revenue at the beginning of the year on the,StateMent
Revenue and EXplanditure has been restated to give effect to the inclusion Of .the'
over or underlevies for county and school board purposes. '
The effect on the accumulated net revenue at the beginning of the year has been
an aggregate decrease $404 from that reported in the 1974 'financial 'report, analys-
ed as fellows:
bet:ember 31, 1974 Closing balance.. $2;337
December 31, 1974 County.Huron underlevy $345)
December. 31,•1974 Scheel Boards Underleyy (58) • . • • $404)
January 1, 1975 Opening balanbe ' ' $1,933
(b) The functional olaasifleation of 1974 expenditure has been revised to the
same basis as that of 1975.
TO: The Members of Council, and Ratepayers of the Corporation of the Township
of Hay.
We have examined the 1975 firiancial statement of the Corporation of the Township
of Hay and the Hay Municipal Telephone System, Our examination included a
general review of the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records
and other supporting evidence as we considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion these financial statements present fairly the financial position of
the Corporation of the Township of Hay and the Hay Municipal Telephone System
- as at December 31st, 1975, and the results of their operations for the year then
ended,•.le accordance with accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario
munici palities applied, after giving retroactive effect to the changes .refereed to in
note 2 to the financial statements,, on a basis consistent with that of the preceding
year.
Goderich, Ontario
February 19, 1976
Licence Number 337 Eugene E. Bender
56,487 82,186
52,717 74,321
39,792 34,827
404
148,996 191,738
3. Charges for net long term ilabifliles: Total•charges for long term liabilities in-
curred by the municipality for the year amounted to • $188,760
the municipality,-fhe Huron 'County Board Of EthicatiOn
Of the charges, for king WIT] liabilities'inc.urred by .
has assumed the'responsibility for payment of both.
principal 'arid interest charges which amount to 29,616
$159,144
, , . .. . • .
Charges for the year for net long term liabilities
analyzed as follciws: • ' •
Principal . : : : $83,912
Interest • • . $75;232
. • . . , .
Of the total charges ot $159,144 shewn, $67,671, was paid from the revehue.of the
municipality and is included In expenditures, classified under the appropriate func-
tional headings, and $91,473 was' repeVered from the municipal enterprises. -for.
which the related net long term liabilities word incurred. , . .. .. .
4. COntributions to reserve funds: The revenues for the year Of 'reserVp'funds•
include contributions from the revenue fund amounting to $3,212 which are in-,. •
..,cluded.in•P'e "Staternent of Reyehtie and 8).(pencliture','.classified under. 41P 'aiir8-
;...p:riate functional headings, and income .from investment of $205 which was credited
;••directlyto7the reserve, foods., . ..:.... ... . . . .. . .% :.- ;,..:•, r . .
• . • '
•
61Netiong term
•
liaollitles: Total long term liabilities Incurred by the municipality$lit506le
. and outstanding at the end of the yearamount to
Of' .the ' long . term liabilities shown above, the reaponsl-
hillty for payment of principal and interest charges has
been assumed by the Huron County Board of Education for
- a principal amount of 222,391
Net long term liabilities at the end of the year $1,126,225
- Sent a burden on general municipal revenues, as it is to be recovered in future years
',from other sources:
6. Capital outlay to be recovered In future years; The capital outlay does not repre-
$469,225 Special charges on. benef itting landowners
659,000 Municipal enterprises
$1,128,225
Current Assets
Cash
Accounts receivable
Taxes receivable
Other current assets
SNACK TIME - From left to right, Carol Morrissey, Joanne MorrisSey and David Medd, all of Huron Park,
are in the midstof receiving some goodies from snack bar attendant Rita Lessard during the Saturday night
Exeter Old Timer's hockey game with CFPL at the Huron Park arena. photo by Sharon Specht.
Capital outlay to be recovered in
future years 1,128,225
1,073,537
1,277,221
1,265,275
LIABILITIES
BALANCE SHEET
as at December 31, 1975
ASSETS