The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-06-15, Page 2Page 2 -The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 15, 1972
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AIDITOY2'S REPORT
To: The Members of Cduncil, and Ratepayers of the
Corporation of the Township of East Wawanosh •
1'• haveexamined. the 1971 financial ^is bc'the
CorporatfozE the Township of East •:c �vawanosli and
its local boards, which are listed 'on the attached Index.
My examination Included a general review of the ac-
counting procedures and . such tests of accounting
records and other supporting evidence as I considered
necessary in the circumstances.
In my opinion these financial statements present fairly
the . financial position ,of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of East Wawanosh. and its local boards as at De-
cember 31, 1971,. and the results of their operations for
the year' then ended, in accordant* with accounting
principles generally accepted for Ontario municipalities
applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding
year.
(Signed) A. M. HARPER
City Goderich, Ontario
Date - June 2, 1972
Licence Number - 4223
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
For the year ended December 31, 1971 •
Revenue 1971
Taxation 119,146
Contributions from other governments 105,283
Other 3,522
Total : revenue
• 227,951
Expenditure
General government 9,181
Protection to persons' and property 4,622.
Public works 105,701
Sanitation and waste removal 1,662
Conservation of health 75
Social and family services 8,764
Recreation and community services .....: , 779
Financial expenses ... 3,130
Education 56,436
Region or county - share of expenditure 36,315
Other 1,074
1970
118,472
94,643
5,554
218,669
7,833
10,845
92,338
184
232
6,296
357 •
6,836
61,102
36,843
1,207
Total expenditure 227,739 224,073
Excess of revenue over, expenditure
for the year ° 212
(Excess of expenditure over revenue
for the year (5,404)
Surplus (deficit) at the beginning
of the year 2,646 8,050 ..
Surplus. (deficit) at the end of the year 2,858 2,646
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
As at December 31, 1971
Assets
Current Assets
Cash
Accounts 4ebeivable
li
Taxes r va 1e
Capital outlay to be recovered in
future years
17,034
58,853
48,712
29,249
86,977
49,029
124,599 165,255
28,380 15,724
152,979 180,979
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Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Temporary loans 67,700
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 6,653
Other current liabilities . 975
Net long term liabilities
• Reserves and reserve funds
Surplus (deficit) and unapplied
capital receipts .... ,
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106,100
9,127
969
75,328 116,196
• 28,380 15,724
46,413 46,413
2,858 2,646
152,9'79 9 180,979
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BUSIEST SPOT at "Banella Farms" of George and Irene Hayden, near Molesworth, on
Saturdaywas the coffee urn as cold winds sifted through outdoor sessions held for more
than 100 Holstein breeders from Bruce, Huron.and Perth. (Staff Photo)
Gorrie Personal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Becker
and family of lVfildmay visited
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ferguson.
Murray Coulter is a patient in
K -W Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins at-
tended
ttended the McIntosh anniversary
on Sunday and also the Haskins
reunion in Belmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pyke and
family spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Hall of Burford.
M. and Mrs. Clarence Benson
of New Hazelton, B.C., are visit-
ing at the home of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Adams.
Rev. J. W. Taylor of Dor-
chester was,guest speaker at the
McIntosh United Church anni-
versary and visited with Mrs. J.
W. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
gar Dane. Mrs. Melvin Taylor,
Brussels; Barry D ne,; Waterloo;
and Mrs. Alex Tayldr also visit-
ed at the same home.
Mrs. Arthur Fitch spent a few
days at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl. Fitch of Belmore.
Mr..and Mrs. Glenn Pyke spent
several days in the French . River
area.
Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Head,
Kim,, Tad arid Kelly of Sarnia;
Mr. nd Mrs: IJohn»Marks, Jerry
and Joanne, Wingham and Wel-
lesley Strong were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. George. Brown,
•Mr. and Mrs. Murray Edgar and
Miss Jean Brown, Galt. attended
the Historical Automobile Society
of Canada judging meet at Doon;.
Pioneer Village.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyndman
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Wright of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. James McKie of
Norwich visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Grainger.
Mrs. B. Giles of Arkona spent a.
week with Mrs. E. H. Strong and
called on friends in Gorrie.
Mrs. -Albert Dustow is a patient
in Wingham hospital. •
Miss Leah Stewart, Harriston,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Gor-
don Underwood. Miss Debbie
Stewart and Ed Stewart of Har-
riston visited Sunday at the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry` Gowdy at-
tended the ex -warden's banquet
in Brussels Legion hall. '
Mrs. James Barton, Fergus,
spent a few days with James Ed-
wards.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson
attended the Ontario Welfare As-
sociation Convention at Peter-
borough.
Dr. and Mrs. Larry Simpson of
North Bay spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastie. Alex
Matheson of Atwood spent the
Frost damage
cripples crops
, -The efficient and ambitious
' farmers who cracked in their
corn early and had eight to 10-
, inch crops last week -will, suffer
the most from frost damage
which covered the area Friday
night and Saturday morning,
Clinton office of the Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture and
Food advised _.The...A.davance-
Times early this week as damage
reports came in from all parts of
Huron.
Any white beans whieh had ad-
vanced to the primary .leaf stage
were subject to heavy frost dam-
age, and it is expected that the
lowest lying mixed grain fields
would suffer yieldwise; and there
would probably be some losses on
hay. Pull extent of damage will
not be known until harvest.
Farmers who were complain-
ing about lack of rain to speed
growth last week can now .realize
how lucky they were. Corn plants
destroyed by frost cannot now be
replaced owing to the short grow-
ing season and it is also consider-
ed too late in the year to reseed
white beans,.
The Wingham area is consider-
ed less hard hit than those farther
south and west where beans and
corn are more extensively grown,
Don Pullen, associate agricul-
tural representative advised.
Some protection will be" avail-
, able to farmers who had . crops
wiped out through the Crop In-
surance Commission, but even in
this event, only 30 per cent of a
total loss would be paid those
with such coverage.
Dairy day held
at Molesworth
More than, 100 hardy Holstein
breeders from Bruce, Huron and
Perth Counties rallied at "Ban-
ella Farms" Saturday, near
Molesworth, The farm is operat-
ed by George and Irene Hayden.
Morning and afternoon sessions
on valuation of dairy cattle were
led by specialists from Ontario
Agricultural College at Guelph.
Warmly welcomed by the host
arid hostess, the gathering judged
cattle on type and production in
the morning sessien . During
lunch the coffee urn was in ex-
cellent use as the chill factor.out-
doors was fairly cruel.
In the afternoon session Dr.
Claire Rennie and Harold Clapp,
both dairy specialists from OAC,
conducted valuation contests,
utilizing Holsteins from the well-
known Hayden herd.
weekend at the same home.
Robin Bplander visited Mrs.
James Kemp in Listowel Memor-
ial Hospital.
Couple Honored
Mr. and Mrs. James Schefter
(nee Adams) of Gorrie were
honored at a presentation in tie
Gorrie Community Hall on Fri-
day evening. Miss Linda Robin-
son gave the address and pre-
sented the couple with a gift of
money on behalf of the commun-
ity. The Fordwich Ramblers pro-
vided music for dancing.
Brussels society
receives grant
A grant of $100 was voted to
Brussels Agricultural Society for
centennial purposes, and $50 to
the parade committee when Mor-
ris Township Council met June 5.
Reeve William Elston presided
for the meeting which was at-
tended by all members of council.
Council endorsed a resolution
from Norfolk County in regard to
municipal drainage maintenance
subsidy and passed a motion to
pay .'membership to the Huron
County Road , Superintendents'
Association,'
On motion def James Mair and
Ropert Grasby, Thomas Miller
wil'look after repairs to the Rus-
sell Municipal Drain.
Road accounts passed for pay-
ment totalled $10,561.96 and gen-
eralaccounts amounted to
$55,784.14.
Federation man
tells of work
in Huron County
BELGRAVE = Members of
Morris, Township Federation of
Agriculture met at the. Morris
Township hall on Thursday with
18 present. Bill Crawford, Huron
County Federation of Agriculture
fieldman, gave a very interesting
talk on his work in Huron County.
It was decided to give a grant of
$10 to the Brussels centennial°
parade and to ask Morris Town-
ship council about the possibility
of speed limit signs on Concession
4, Morris, at east entrance to Bel -
grave ; also on Centre Sideroad at
the south Antrance to Bluevale.
A letter was sent to the Depart-
ment of Highways asking them
for an explanation of why the
traffic warning. lights. were re
moved at the main intersection
on Highway 4 in Belgrave.
It . was decided not to lease the
land from Bodmin Co. Ltd.,
formerly known as Morris Town-
ship Federation -1A . Agriculture
Park.
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PRESCRIPTION DRUGS & SURGICAL SUPPLIES
WINGHAM • ONTARIO
East Wawanosh
will work
on IocaI plan
The Township of East Wawa -
nosh will seek the assistance- of
the Huron County Planning De-
partment in its effort to set up a
local plan for the municipality.
The decision was made at • last
Tuesday's meeting of the ., towner
ship council, presided over by
Reeve Roy Pattison..
in other bus,ness a grant of $15
waspproved for the~County
Road Superintendents' Associa-
tion.
The council endorsed a resolu-
tion from the County ofNorfolk in
connection with municipal drain-'
age maintenance. subsides. The ,.
resolution asks that authority for
maintenance work on muncipal
drains be vested with the drain-
age commissioner and the mun=
cipal , council and that an en-
gineer's report be not required
for this segment of the operation.
Council adopted the report of
the municipal. auditor, A. M. Har-
per, and authorized payment of
the audit fee of $675. The same
motion also a epted' the in-
creased audit fefi of $1,350.
Other ."payments included a
claim for livestock injured by
dogs running at large, $35 and,the
school levy due June 30, in the
amount of $31,729.50 was ap-
proved for payment.to the Huron
County Board of -Education.
The township mill rates . were
set at 26.937 for business and
commercial pnd 23.971 for farm
and residential properties.
The gravel tender submitted by
Don Hunking, Clinton, for 9,000
cubic yards of pit run material
was accepted at 38 cents per
yard. The gravel is to be de-
livered to Concession 4 and 5.
Road accounts of $14,414.44 and
general accounts, $3,328.61 were
approved. n
THERE WAS A GOOD gathering of Holstein breeders from
Bruce, Huron and Perth Counties Saturday afternoon at the
farm of George and Irene Hayden "Banella Farms" two
miles east of Molesworth. In spite of the cold weather more
than 100 gathered for an educational,dairy day directed by
Dr. Claire Rennie and Harold Clapp, dairy specialists from
OAC, Guelph.. (Staff Photo)
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