Clinton News-Record, 1979-05-17, Page 11There was an excellent turnout last Wednesday at the Hospital Auxiliary's
annual tea. Greeting at the main reception desk were a past president, Mrs.
Frank Fingland, seated, and 'this year's president, Mrs. Dawna
Westlake.(photo by Gary Haist)
Baptists remember moms
By Janet Talbot
"Mother" was the main
theme throughout both
Sunday School and
Church services at the
Bayfield Baptist Church
last Sunday.
Lovely plants were
presented to the youngest
mother present, Mrs.
Mary Bolton, and to the
oldest mother ,present,„,
• Mrs. Ann Kerr. Mary
Bolton is the former
Mary McFadden, who
with her husband and wee
daughter, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
McFadden. Mr. and Mrs.
Bolton live in Grand
Forks, North Dakota.
Mrs. Kerr has _been, .a,,.�
faithful member of tis
Church for many years,
and we are all very
,,leased bat: llaao r .ex at
- -
1
�Ln � 1
_. s. "SeIa
Shiel read a lovely poem
about "Mother take your
apron off", which was a
lovely tribute to all
mothers in the
. r�
son w�grdgation .
The Pastor, Rev. Les
Shiel took his text from
1st Samuel, chapter 1,
verses 1 - 18, which is the
report on how Hannah
prayed for a Man -child
and God gave her
Sam uel.
Young people
Friday evening the
•
Young People of Bayfield
Baptist Church met in the
Sunday School room for
their regular weekly
meeting for prayer, Bible
study and singing. The
special feature for the
evening was a question
and answer period.
The meeting was led by
the president, Mark
Nicholson.
Bits and pieces
Mr. Ray Schell visited
friends and relatives in
Woodstock one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Talbot spent Friday night
and Saturday in St.
Thomas with his brother
Mr. Les . Talbot, Mrs.
Talbot and daughters
-Gari-Lynn, Terri -Lynn
and Sherri Lynn. Supper
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• from page 10.
Main Street.
St. Andrew's will be
visited again this year by
the Junior Choir of
Kingsway Lambton
United Church, Toronto.
They are coming on the
weekend of June 9-10. It is
reported that they en-
joyed their visit so much
last year that they were
hoping for another in-
vitation. St. Andrew's is
guests in the same home
Saturday were their
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norm Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs. Norm
Talbotand Mr. Ray
Schell... spent Mother's
Day with their daughter,
Mrs Larry Jones, Mr.
Jones and children, Bob
Bob, *Scott, Brian and
Leanne.
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happy to oblige!
Smile
Next to surviving an
earthquake, nothing is
quite so satisfying as
getting a refund on your
income tax.
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no.1 summer
favorite
from start
to finish
When comfort and a
good fit matters,
poplin is the top
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light weight polyes-
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The right styles.
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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1979 -PAGE 11
Roundand ab . - the village
On Friday, Robert
Parker of Dorchester
visitid with his parents
Mr. nd Mrs. W. Parker
and attended the Town
Hall ceremonies.
On Saturday the Misses
Margaret McIntosh of
Gibson's B.C. and Kara
Penny of Toronto visited
the Parkers.
Mr. and . Mrs. Art
Latimer and daughter
Christine spent Mother's
Day with Mrs. Ethel
Knight.
Mr. Fred Arkell of
Huronview visited with
his family on Sunday at
the home of his daughter
Vera Turner. Also at the
Turners' home were their
daughterGail King of
Blyth with her children,
Matthew and Timmy and
their son and his wife,
Phil and Chris of
Goderich. Gail was
hostess for the day, due to
her mother's illness and
recent sojourn in the
hospital at Goderich.
Judge Kenneth Arkell
of Vernon B.C. visited
with his father, Mr. Fred
Arkell recently for a
week. Mr. Arkell's grand-
daughter Joanne from
Sugarland, Texas was
also a recent v4sitor
spending two weeks with
him,
Vera Turner wishes to
thank her family, friends
and the Lioness, Eastern
Star and church
organizations for their
visits, flowers and cards
received during her stay
in the Alexandra Marine
and Genera'? Hospital in
Goderich. She also wishes
to thank the staff of the
hospital for their kind-
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Couper were in Peter-
borough on the weekend
to attend the graduation
of their son Donald in
Civil Engineering
Technology from Sir
Sandford Fleming
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Mert
Merner had as their
guests for ten days their
daughter, , Colleen
Hopkins and one -month-
old grand -daughter
Melanie. Julie, their son
Garfield's wife, visited time. The visitors are
them also at the same from British Columbia.
The Corporation of the VillcigeofBayfiel
1978 AUDITOR'S REPORT
To: The Members of Council, Ratepayers send Inhabitant, of the r,otp',rat ion
of the Village of Bayfield
We have examined the 1978'financial statements of the Corporation „r the
Village of Bayfield and its local boards --the Bayfield Community Certrt
and the Bayfield Fire Area.
We have also examined the 1978 financial statements of the Village
Bayfield Marina. Our examination was made in accordance with ,;c nc,r , ' ' y
accepted auditing standards, and accordingly included such tests a:.;
other procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion these financial statements present fairly the finan, lei
position of the Corporation of the Village of Bayfield, its local boi:d,
and the Village of Bayfield Marina as at December 31, 1978, and 'hc
results of their'operations for the year then ended, in accordan,c with
accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario• m,,niripalitic
applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
Durst, Vodden & Bender
Chartered Accountants
Licence Number 840
Goderich, Ontario
March 26, 1979
wr
Capital financing
Contributions tram the rcrenuc tun,'
Contribution, tram reserve funds
.ind reserves
Lung term liabilities incurred
Ontario grants
Other
Total capital financing.
Unfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended
capital financing),at the end of the year
, (a3
165,557
93,720
124,620
101_
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL ST
1. ACCOUNTING POLICIES
STATEMENT OF REVENUEAND EXPENDITURE
for the year ended December 31, 1978 ,
Accumulated net revenue (deficit t at,
the beginning of the vear
Expenditures"and transfers
Municipal expenditure,
General government
'Protection to person, and property
Transportation service.
Environtnent.if seryices
Health services
'Social and family service.
Recreation and cultural service,
,Planning and development
Other
Total expenditure
Transfers
Translers to region or chanty
Transfers to S,11001 hoards
Total transfers
Total expenditures and transfer.
Revenue by purpose
Municipal purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of. taxes
Ontario grants
Other grants
Fees and service charge.
Other
Revenue to pay for munt'cipal purposes
Region or county requisition
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Other
Revenue to pay the region or county requisition
School board requisition
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Other
Revenue to pay the school board requisition
Total revenue
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year
Analysed as follows
General revenue
Region or county
School boards
Special charges
Special areas
Local boards
Municipal enterprises
1979'
Budget
12,422
22,1"0
23, 748
87,500
14,000
301,
2,750
20,000
170,47"
31,6,7
94,540
126,227
296,705
63,075
"5,544
6,100
500
2.732
151+,751
25,804*
5,4"3
31,687
94,540
94,540
284,978
_695
695
695
19'8
Actual
24,6,11
12,936
301
575
F,,1'4
1,
% 9 1 1
13,49,
31,,27
127,0:1.1
U1,5-2
1'x,11
74,x,,1
1r,, 05
3,011
4,978
164,72'
59-
7,1"9
33,969
9 5,939
2,1"9
98,128
296,822
. 6,248
(10,610)
14,16"
-14367_
(277)
6,24"
q,7:;
Actual
, -9 .
61,961
1 i,595
11,712
1:i
75r
-4
(7,114
"4,^,44
2,1u4
21",K'1
7,715
12,626
(504)
171
20,009
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL OPERATIONS
for the year ended December 31, 1978
Unfinanced capital outlas (Unexpended capital
financing) at the beginning of the vear
( apital expenditure
r:eiterat government
Prntrc tion to'persons and propert)
1 ransporr'ttion service%
Environmental services
Ilealth service.
Social and family service.
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and development
Other
loot expenditure
(cont! aid at top of next column)
1978
Actual
52,500
700
229,5!1
1x0,221
1977
Actual
550
54,402
10,135
119,975
(a) Statement of Revenue and Expenditure
This statement reflects,,the rt.venues and expend
and the following local boards:
Bayfield Community Centre Operatin,, Fund
Bayfield Fire Area (joint local board)
The revenue and expenditure 01 the Vilia,c'
'enterprise, is not consolidated, •
(b) Statement of Capital Operations'
This statement reflect, the caiii'tal expe
recovered from the general municipal rex
local boards as described in nota 1 (,0
(c) Balance, ,Sheet,,
This statement reflects the assets an
the capital fund, reserve funds and
The assets and liabilities•of the V
enterprise, are not consolidated.
(d) Fixed assets
' The historical cost and accsirnula
' reported for municipal purposes
recovered in future years" wild(
permanently financed is report
(e)• Municipal enterprises
(f)
Municipal enterprises are th
recovered frpm service char
municipality whose revenues
in these financial stateme
Village..of Bayfield
Trust Funds
Trust funds administer
beginning of the year
Continuity and Balanc
Bayfield Arena Capit
2. CAPITAL OUTLAY TO BE REC
Capital outlays, i
in the amount of
revenues of the
and Expenditure.
3. RESERVE FUNDS
During the ye
being record
sources wer
Ontar
4. ACCUMULATED NE
5. UNF,I
The bale
(to be
21,01,3
34,228
_ 32184
52,500
ATEMENT
itures of the revenue fund
(local board)
of hayfield Marina, A municipal
iditure of the municipality to be
erase c,f the municipality and its
d liabilities of the revenue fund, -.
local boards as described in note 1 (a).
i11a4c; of Bayfield Marina, a municipal
ttd depreciation of fixed assets is not
Instead, the "Capital outlay to Ibe
h is the cusr of capital projects not yet
ed on the Balance Sheet.
otica. (4 4) e7 whose ru4rs are sub•ttntially
Fres on the users. 'The ent'erprises of this
and expenditures have not been consolidated
0ts aro:
Marina
5.,
d by the municipality amounting to $ 1,234 at the
are only reflected in the 'Proust Funds, Statement of
Sheet._, ,A,•j;•l_trust funds were transferred to the
al Fund during the year.
OVERED IN FIITURE.YEARS
ncluding fixed asset; and the transfers of capital funds
$ 18,343, which have been financed from general municipal
urrent year, are rep-.rted on the Statement of Revenue
ar, $ 534 were credited ditectly to is serve funds without
ed as revenues and expenditures of the Revenue Fund. Majur
o Home Renewal Plan - interest earned on loans
T REVENUE (DEFI(.11) AT THF. F tilt OF THE YEAR
$ 534
nce in the rcven,i, tund ,t the ,e,r end Is ,vailable to reduce
added to) the ler i, t they t ! 1, win. ' 1:1 of ratepayers.
197'
General ratepayr r-. (1, ,r,lt) 7,715
County ratepayers 14,:6, 12,626
School hoard ratepayer 1,30 3504)
Community centre operas in,, fund ('x,xi; 1,'1
Bayfield Fire Area tatepave r• .4n9 n/,,
5 _L'ti $ 2t1,(+1`t
NANCED CAPITAL OUTLAY
Unfinanced capttsst- outlay t.i 5, te. ovtrrd
the following:
Arena constru, tion in pr,+gres, - .n,rs incurred t+,
ilec'emhc•r 11, iia
Less: Financing received And accrued tb December
31, 1978
6. THE ANTI-INFLATION ACT
of
''1
2.'1,5'1
$ `,1111
The municipality, its local boards and curmiis,tions are by agreetttent
between the Guvernme,t of Oanada and the Government of the Pro' ince
of Ontario dated January 11, 1976, subject to The Anti -Inflation Act
(Canada) and the national guidelines. This legislation -limits in-
creases in compensation payments effective October 14, 1975. This
limitaiion was removed April 18, 1918.
7. COMPARATIVE AMOUNTS FROM 1977
Comparative amounts for 1977 are based upon the 1977 financial state-
ments which were repotted on by other auditors.
Comparative amounts for 1977 have been restated where necessary in
order to conform to the current classification'.
8. BANK LOANS CONTINGENT LIABILITY
Bank loans of $ 112,000 are in excess of the amount allowed under
section 332 of the Municipal Act. The bank loans were incurred as
temporary financing of the arena construction project, which was in
progress at December 31, 1978. Although final approval of Provincial
grants has got yet been received, grant calculations from the Ministry
of Culture and Recreation indicate the availability of the following
grants:
Community Recreation Centres Act 102,293
Wintario 203.948
$ 306,241
and estimate total expenditure for subsidy at $ 429, 90. Of the
$ 123,149 balance of financing required to be raised by public sup-
port or other donations, an amount of $ 58,482 was rgised at Decembler
31, 1978.