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Eric Peterson of,yTheatre Passe Muraille portrays William Lyon MacKenzie in ',Tale Farmers''
Revolt 1837'2.• A lively tale about the settlers• of fhe Huron Tract who rebelled against the
Family Compact, the play will open in Goderich at the courtyard of theao.ld Huron County Jail
July 30 if the Huron Historic Jail E.oard cart sell 250 advance tickets Persons wanting tickets•
should contact the jail at 524/-6971. (photo copyrighted by •C,A: Hyatt)
,At the jail
Passe 'Muraille sells
advance tic
w . An important segment of
1 -Huron • County's history will
come ,alive in a,few weeks when
the revolt of 18:37 i's'.'
dramatically recreated by
Theatre Pape. raille.
The Huron. Historic Jail
• Boardannounced last week the..
touring company agreed to „•
stage. "The Farmers' Revolt -.-
1837" at 'the,courtyard: of the
jail beginning July 30, for five .M
td'l Or clays'.
Members 'of Theatre Passel:,'
Muraille . set ane condition
• however, that the jail , board
must sell at least 250 advance
tickets before they will,come to
• Goderich.'
+:According ,, to reviews the;
tlrr atre company..has" received '
in the past, the ,play is wotth
seeing. The five ;actors :bring
history,' alive,' , portrayin,g-
fam'eus Huron • County
residents such is. Tiger Dunlop.
and Anthony Van Egmond.
Other characters include
William Lyon Mackenzie who
led tlierevolt,•,Bishop Strachan,'
Sir Francis Bond Head, enemy
of 'the., e. settlers, Canada' Cora-
• party' officials, government of
ficials and. Huron Tract set-
tlers:.
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The )plot• eml)hasifes th,e'
characters o .• the men- who'
revolted aid members'. of t he
farnily compact who suppressed
`tklem.
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Director Paul TbompsorLand
script ,writer Rick_ ,Salutin _
researched the •revol,t
thoroughly to 'make' the play
authentic..
Although many personas-•'
dismiss Canadian. hrstiirv, as' "
being...dull,; their .research
proves that.netion' to be wrong,.
Theatre 'Critic with the
. Toronto Globe and Mail„ Her,'
berg' Whittaker, heralded' the
Theatre Passe Muraille atw fast
homesteaders; oppressed'by the
unscrupulous Toronto ,.Clique,
`becomes so vivid that one is
almost tempted .10. look about.
for a pitcd�rfork-and'join thern,�iu'4'
their 'march, on that city''., she
wrdlev•,
----The'mood-of-the'perforrnance
ranges. from, funny to tragic.. `
Critics„ 'have "called the
quaky of the acting as first
rate when, the players 'create -
the scenes. .
They have ben rwith
tremendous applause receiyed
and ' at:, -
claim across Ontario whenever
they have performed..' . .
Persons interested' in finding
out why' ,"The Farmers' Revolt
,1837" has been .a succs
•should, contact the- jail-bt�ard .,
`for tickets at 524-6971."
becoming the top touring com-
pang'of Ontario. He r'eviewed_,_
their performance` of thePar.-
triers'
`ar:risers' Revrolt in glowing 'terms
busing,
words"Such, as ",exciting";
"re'alistic",0and -"imaginative'!'..
r..
argaret '".-Rodger of the
,Stra ford Beacon Herald -rated
the play as "an iritimate view
ofr..egio•naq, history, and a
memorable one".`
"The . plight', • cif • .'.'he
Members of the • Clinton
Christian R'efor'm, Church
provided a song service fe r the
residents 'on Sund evening.
'led by Aire Van Der Ende.wi1J
devotions by Rev, Buekeura. A'
:group of young people' from the
Ottawa area, ..The Swim
':Team", who dare 'doing
evangalistic work, with the
young people of the Church
sang several. numbers numbers \vi1h
vocal. solos .•b.,v (Henrietta
Stryker. • •
The "Family Night" program
:if band 'music scheduled to be
held on' the .lawn was 6'a`ncelled.
due to weither conditions. It is
hoped to lave a band concert
.each Thursday -evening 'during
.
' Jul& and August '.and we are
loo ng "tot Ward to a visit from
Clintdn Centennial-- Band on
July
M, nh
A group 4,7 -teenage . girls
working under "the--"Oppor;
tunities For Youth. Program''
will be at the Home each Thur-.
WIRE.SURI THAT
WFANF/LLTHIB/LL,
W/ N,4fODERATE FEES'
sdav' and Friday during' the -
.p'
summer and will provide
recreation activities' :and -in-
dividual contacts ,,with 4h,e
-residents.
Handrnade''Ieather and sealskin.
pulses ;,and handbags. Ideal gift
forany' occasion. Many' styles
and sizes.
From $ .'
$45
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Accounts Receivable:
Md nieipalitie's': ,,
Under -requisitions.
Other School Boards *
• 'Government. of Ontario.
Other,
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• TOTAL CURRENT_.,A,„SETS
For -the year :ended December 31st; 14T3
Auditor's Report
TO THE HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION:
I have, examined the Balance Sheet Wof the Huron County _Board .,
of Education as at December 31, 1973, the Revenue Fund, 'Statement
of Operations and the Statement of Source and -Application of Capi-
tal Funds_ for the Year then ended. My examination.' ,T general
lncluded a
review of the accoiinting procedures and such tests of accounting
records and other supporting evidence as I considered necessary in
r the circumstances. . .h
In my opinion these Financial •Statements ;present fairly 'the
r,A<fi=nancial position of the Board, as at December' 31;' 1973- and' the
results of its operations and the source and application of its capital
funds for the year then ended, in accordance with accounting- prin-
ciples generally accepted for Ontario 'school 'boards applied on a
basis` consistent with that of the preceding year. - -
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Godericli0,.O»tarto,
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May °31, 1974
BALANCE SHEET
As at December 31`41973
°
ASSETS
>4•
•
•
r., ,Revenue. Capital'
Find',. "•":"' Fund '
$, 85;403 $ 26,921
30,292,
100;775,,
445,183
..7,273
4,572
.. 84,697
::
Fixed Assets r - u
Land -
Buildings
Furniture and -Equipment
Buses
Current Liabilities
• Accounts' Payable
1ABILITIES
.Municipalities: Over -requisition
-Other -School Boards:.'
Trades Payable and Accrued •
Liabilities ...., . ,
-..Due to Other Funds:;'
Revenue
1,993
758,195 28,914
359,1,82'
21,336,450
2,398,542
537,049
758,155 • $24,660,137 "
Revenue
FU'Ad
$ 26,624°. .
48,362
483;209 .,. .
Total Current Liabilities :'.: ... 558,195
Long Term Liabilities
Unmatured Debenture Debt • 7,198,930
_Less: Sinking Fund
-Reserve for'Working• Funds..
Investments in Fixed Assets
200,000
•
•„ ;apital
• Fund
' 4,2.4
'10,498.
7,198,930 ..
17,441,709
$ 758,195 ,,, $24,660,137
Note "'1: There is a contingent liability of an unknown -amount with
. respect _to accumulated sick leave, ,
REVENUE FUND
Starneni of . Operations'
FOR.sCONDARY SCHOOL PURPOSES
for the\ ear ended December 31;1973."
•
EXPENDITURE:
Business Administr: tion
Computer Services,.
Instruction
Educational Services.-
Attendance,
ervicessAttendance, Health and
Services
PlanOperation
Plant „Maintenance
P
Transportation .. 1=•
Tuition. Fees ..
'Capital Expenditures (non -allocable)
Other Operating Expenditure f 'e
Debt Charges on Capital Borrow],ilg ',•''
. Non-operating expenditures excluding
transfers to reserves
TOTAL EXPENDITURE'
RECOVER -"f OF EXPENDITURE:
Other''School Boards •
Government oOntario:'tuition fees
and miscellaneous
G,9vernrrtent of Canada`
individuals ;. • ,
(1) Other Revenue excluding transfers
from Reserves
`4TA RECOVERY..O1 .EXPENDITURE
82;316,".,.-,,-4,.r
"-TOT-7-1
• 4,236,666
47,850
5,5137,
497,691 • -
• 55,250
450;473
• 302,259
42,236
'N. 21,004'
393,118
.55,772
$ 6,165,838• -
NETXPEI UITU1t.1✓ p ,
n
Financ'ing.of Net Expendrtu're:
Governmnt. of Ontario
• general Legislative Grants
Local' Taxation' ,
1072 Over (under) Requisition
`(2) Local' Taxation raised, in 1973
Decrease (increase) in reserve .
Net Under (over). Requisition 13.egtlired
• tq be applied`to 1974 taxatiZSrr
13,260
1,330,156
633,557,
• 10,034
9,980.
23,792.. „ti
4,064'
\1 69047. "
$
$•,d 4,10.1,13' .»':
1;344,016 ,.
OVA
A. M. HARPER.
Municipal Auditor -4440
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NOTE:
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(1) • -Other Revenue includes transfers from the capital fund, proceeds
from the sale of assets, insurance claims, earnings on temporary
investments, reimbursement f -or services and other miscellaneous
items that are ih the nature of recovery of expenditure; •
(2) Local Taxation includes the,total of tl 197 requisitions on muni
cipali,ties, supplementary,taxes,' license' fees for trailers- faxes
levied directly by school b'bards, and any other amounts provided
by municipalities over and above the requisition,* Other than •
accounts in respect ,of 'sale of assets to Municipa•lity. or. -„revenue
from shared cost programs. , •
REVENUE ,FUND
Statement of Operations
FOR , ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, -PURPOSES
for the year ended December 31, 1973 '
0 r
• EXPENDITURE
3usiness Administration ,
Computer Service_ s
• . Instruction ,
Educational, Services • •
Attendance, health -and
Plant operation
Plant maintenance ., .
Transportation 1
• Tuition fees
Capital expenditure `(non -alto: -able)
• %Other operating expenditure
.Debt charges on capital borrowing .. .
Non-operating' expenditure excluding
" transfers• to reserves ` '
ood servYces
TOTAL EXPENDITURE . ,
•
RECOVERY 'OF EXPENDITURE s.
Ogler School Boards. -
Government of Ontario, tuition fees' -and
'miscellaneous '
Individuals
(1) Other ,.Revenue, excluding transfers
from reserves
TOTAL tRECOVER`iF EXPENDITURE
�✓
NET EXPENDITURE
.FINANCING OF NET EXPENDITURE'
Goiwernment of ()Marro:, ,
General legislative grants
Local .Taxation: •
.1972 ' Over (under) requisition ...
. (2) Local taxation raised in 1/322,.
Decreas' (inerease).in reserve
Net under (over) Requisition required to
be applied to 1074'' taxation
'TOTAL
• it
Mn«
86,401
.1,473
3,967,318
90,452
2,258
448;8$2
• ° 83,153::
565,877
17,083
_•44,849
19,044
957,034, .
20,666
$ '5,904,490
12,311
6,423
•200',
4,655
$ 23,589
$ 5,880,901'
•
$ 4,359,502
11,019
1,537,004
1,548,023
(26,624) .
$ 5880,901‘
Statement of .source: and Applicatiofl
of' Capital funds s
for' the year fended' December 31, '1973
I; .,
SOURCE .
...Unexpended funds at beginning of `year
Capital expenditures from ,Rev e}de R
Fund
Federal sales tax i efumi
Bank interest
TOTAL
APPLICATION 0
Fixed assots-and rya. in in progress:
Buildings `.
Ftirniture and equipment, h
Buses
Other .. ,
Une?pended funds at end of year
4r.
A..
169,437
83,922
70,907
TOTAL `
....-,.. ...,...... .,.. ,
•
▪ NOTE: The bank interest should have been shown
.revenue fund instead of in thea capital fund.
••
•
.
$ . 108,027 4-
220,321 •
4,540
793
333,6$1 '
324,266
9,415
$ '3334681
as revenue in the
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