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The Huron Expositor, 1966-08-11, Page 8AOROSS 1 -Final 6.Sott fopd 8- Iayey earth oward the sheltered side 13.PeriQd Of time 14 -Region 15 -Apportion 16 -Without end (poet.) 17 -Hindu queen 18 -Christian festival 2Q -Clothes. maker .- 22 -Before 23 -The self 24 -Collection• a! four 27 -Pitted 31-A state (abbr.) • 32.Be in debt 33 -Dismiss 37 -Pertaining to Lent 40 -Ocean 41 -Man's nick. name 42 -Facial ex- pression (p1,) 45 -Leaked through . 49 -Girl's name 50 -Chapeau f52 -Apportion 53 -Solar disk 154 - Dutch town • $5 -Lie about lazily 118 -Tear •7 -Man's nick. name if-Otherwls• DOWN 1 -Crippled .R -Appellation of Athena 3 -Places 4 -Seesaw 5 -Looked at intently 0 -Exist X}'O$il"Ot4, SEAFORTH, ONT„ AUG. 11, 1966 7. Separa1.e.d 8 Git+i'6 name 9 -Sea ill Asia 14. Crit,)!, in Nevada 11 -Den 19 -Period of time 21.Mature 24 -Flap 25-Guido's high note 26 -Sunburn 28 -Small child 29 -Female sheep 30 -Lair 34 -Land sur- rounded By- water 35 -Observe 36 -Cut in fine pieces 37 -Pay heed to 38 -Piece out ©©o© moo ' ommm mow MOM MOHO ©MOO MOM ODO© OOC7©€]© ©®ilii©M ©lel® I 1F MEMO GN3IrR'1C70 MOO OM not im©C7-, a ECMHOOM IlIL0 0©® IJP©I OMMO 0012 IMM O MOM !'IOM OLID SOLUTION 39•Sewing in. 46 -Body of plement water 42 -Mark left by 47 -Cloth meas. wound ure (p1.) 43•Speck 48 -Strike out 44 -Metal 51 -Fuss ®...'i'i'eiI■■' 31s11. ❖:•: zo 1111111111111111 ®®11■■. 611■111®ifil i•• 1♦•. ••��•• 1•!x••1 �!•��•• ii1 S11111111:%; `, ®ligi®UI111 ®■■11111iiiiM■■M1■.111 30 Dublin WI Names 4-H Club Leaders Dublin Women's Institute met July 26th, at the home of Mrs. R. S. Aikens, with Mrs. Thomas Butters, president, in charge. Members answered the roll call by giving an advantage and a disadvantage, that a • girl of today have that her mother did not have. Mrs. Charles Friend and Mrs. Wilfred Annis were named leaders of -the 4H homemaking club, "The Club Girl'Entertains". Mrs. Herbert •Britton spoke on program planning and Mrs. Butters read an article telling how the Mary Stewart Collect had been written and how the Institute colors were chosen. Mrs. John Burchill, convener of Historical Research and Cut' - rent Events, showed slides of farms on the second and third concessions of Hibbert town- ship. Among these were slides showing several of buildings no longer standing. Mrs. Burchill also showed slides of scenes in several European Countries visited by Robert Burchill ear- lier this year. The Tweedsmuir History Hold Area McGAVIN REUNION The fifth annual McGavin reunion was held Sunday in Seaforth Lions Park. Games were followed by supper in the pavillion• The family` member attend- ing from the greatest distance was Melvin Scott of Fargo, North Dakota. Other members were from Walton, Windsor, Cooksville, Goderich, Brussels and Seaforth. ' THOMSON REUNION The Thomson family held their 28th reunion at Lions USBORNE & HIB - BERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. Directors: Robert G. Gardiner R.R. 1, President Cromarty Martin Feeney - R.R. 2,• Dubl.hi Vice -President Wm. H. Chaffe - RR. 4, Mitchell E. Clayton Colquhoun R.R. 1, Science Hill Raymond McCurdy R.R. 1, Kirkton Tim Toohey - it.R. 3, 'Lucas Agents: Hugh Benninger - Dublin Harry Coates - - Exeter Clayton Harris - Mitchell • Secretary -Treasurer: Hugh Patterson - Exeter Reunions Park, Seaforth, with 46 mem- bers and three visitors present. The afternoon was spent by the adults visiting while the younger members enjoyed swimming. The sports commit- tee; Lila Thomson and Joyce Pepper, assisted by their hus- bands, took charge of the sports for young and old. Results were: running races for 4 years and under, Gayle - O'Rourke; 5 and 6 years, Patti O'Rourke; 7 to 10 years, Bill Thomson; 11 to 13 years, John Thomson; ladies' kick the slipper, Pearl Priestap; clothes pin relay, Jean Simpson's team; followed by a peanut scramble. Following a picnic supper, Bert Thomson, vice-president, presided in the absence of the president,' Bert Vorstenbosch, for the election of officers for 1967: president, Cecil Pepper; secretary -treasurer, Joyce Pep- per; sports committee, Hannah and Alec Miller, Gwen and Len O'Rourke; lunch commit- tee, Mrs. L. Pepper and Mrs. H. Good. An invitation to hold the 29th reunion at the home of Pearl and Clarence Priestap, of RR 2, Mitchell was accepted. Remember! •It takes but a• moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. WEDDING INVITATION'S THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-0240 - • Seaforth Blueprint your financial future with our Estate Planning Service g lifetime income at retirement g excellent saving values - 5 funds for emergencies 5 mortgage protection K. J. BURCHILL Mitchell, Ont. IC. J. Burchill 186 St. David Street Telephone 348-8037 Bingo Winners Book was on display. Anyone who has pictures of historical interest and would like to have them i;icluded in the book, should contact Mrs. R. S. Aikens, curator. The motto for the meeting, "A backward glance may en- courage forward strides" was given by Mrs. Lloyd Humph- reys. Mrs. Harold Pethick made the courtesy remarks and Mrs. Burchill adjourned the meeting. Seaforth Legion spone red bingo was well attended Fri- day evening. Held in the Legion Hall, Seaforth, the proceeds go towards welfare work. Following are the winners of regular games: Vivian Knight, Clinton; Carl Draper, Brussels; Mrs. Steep, -Clinton; Stan. Wat- son, Mitchell; Mrs. Finnigan, Wingham; • Mrs. Tienkemp, Prince 'Albert; Mrs. Alex Mc- Michael, Clinton; Frank Skin- ner, Mitchell; Mr. Tienkemp, Prince Albert; Mrs. Johnson, Mitchell; Alex McMichael, Clin- ton. Two door prize draws were won by Viola Johnson, Mit- chell and Sarah Campbell, Mit- chell. Winners of the special games were Eddie Brady, Seaforth; Mrs. Stan Watson, Mitchell; Mrs. Gloria Glanville, Seaforth; Mrs. Walters, Walton. WINCHELSEA Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne, Sunshine Line, , and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowe, Thames Road, visited Thursday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. William Walters. Mr. anis Mrs. Elson Flynn,' Joan and Jim, returned home on Friday evening after a trip to the west coast. Brian Hern returned to his 1}ome Thursday after being in St. Joseph's, London, for -the past 10 days. Susan Hern, Byron, spent a couple of drays this past week with Janet Hern. Harry Cole, London, spent a few days this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hern, Janice and Milton visited Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prance, Brian Hern and Kathy Hern were guests Saturday at the Coward -Skinner wedding and reception at Elimville United Church. Mrs. Newton Clarke and Phil Hern ' held an- -auction- sale Thursday evening. Mrs. ,Newton Clarke has sold her home to Mr. Bill Taylor of Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Campbell spent Friday boating at Port Franks. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Dennis and Dianne spent the weekend with relatives at Lis- towel and Monkton, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Smith and Penny of Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilfillan, Randy and Wendy and Sherry, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara Ann. NEWS ,'OF WOODHAM Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Dianne and Douglas spent the weekend at Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doupe, enjoyed a weekend_ motor trip in Northern Ontario. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine were: Myrtle and Pearl Brine of Grosse Point, Mich.; Mrs, Phil Brine, St. Marys; Lloyd and Charles Brine, Base Line; Mr. and Mrs. Ross -Robinson, Lynn and Dale of Fourth Line. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moun- tain, St. Marys, Mrs. Elsie Barr and Earl Neff, of London, were Sunday guests •with Mrs, M. Copeland and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sperling and Mrs. Harry Ford, of Lon- don were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Levy and Margaret. Mr; Frank Levy, Hilda and Helen,Transval; Rachel Levy and • Anne Smith of Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and Barbara of Shipka, visited Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brintnell, Terri and Scott. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rundle and Larry visited .,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott, Exe- ter. , . Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hazel- wood and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dobson. Noreen Walkom, William and Howard Rinn, enjoyed a picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Jim Millet's, Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brydges of Sarnia were Saturday eve- ning guests with Miss' Noreen Walkom and Messrs. William and Howard Rinn. • Mr. and Mrs. Don Masnica and family of Severn Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock and family of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morley of Exeter, visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Dick- ey and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Meta, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Hern and family, Carolyn lleen, R.N. and one ordinary penny will scarcely buy you one bite of a bran muffin or a cheisea bun or a sugar dough- nut to -have with your tea. but one hydro penny will boil sufficient water in an electric kettle to make you 67 cups of teal YOpR HYDRO PENNY IS THE BIGGEST. NINNY'S (NORTH IN ONTARIO TODAY SEAPORT!' S M UTILITIES - For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME; BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE Town of Seaforth A-ioNT The Mayor, Members of the Council and Ratepayers, Municipality of The Town of Seeforth. We have .examined the balance sheets of the Munici- pality of the Town of Seafoeth and its affiliated bodies as at December 31, 1965 and, the related statements of revenue and expenditure for the year then ended. 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. We report as follows: (a) Except as noted in (b) 2 below, we have obtained -all the explanations and information we have required. (b) All the financial transactions which have come under our notice have been within the power of the Munici- pality and its boards except. for the following: 1.. During the course of our audit we discovered that the temporary bank borrowing of the .municipality amounting to $205,000 was $28,000 in excess of the amount authorized by by-law. This temporary 'bar - rowing also exceeded -the maximum borrowieg allow- ed under Section 329 of the Municipal Act of On- tario (70% of unearned income) by approximately $15,000. This excess borrowing occurred because of a loan repayment which was made and subsequently rebor- rowed to meet debenture id'stalment payments. As at December 31, 1965, temporary loans from a bank amounting to $60,000 were . in• excess of uncollected taxes be $42,592.37 and no prior approval of these loans bas been obtained from the Ontario Municipal Board, 2. Because 61 a lack of ade peate controlover the rev* enues of the Seaforth Community Centre we ais not in a position to express an opinion on the .cur'• rent fund balance sheet and capital fund balance sheet and Statement of revenue and expenditure of the centre. (c) The audits have been conducted in accordance with the fairs.i,nstructions of the Department of 14/1.144111 ,EST - (d) Ih our opinion subject to items referred to in (b) 2 above, the attached balance sheets of. the Municipality of the Town of Seaforth and its affiliated boards and the related statements of revenue and expenditure • present fairly the financial position of the Municipali- ty and the respective boards as at•Deceznber-$1, 1965, and the results of their operations for the. year end- ed on that date. In accordance with standard accounting practiCi laid down by the Hydro -Electric Power Commission of -On- tario, Ontario, the accompanying electric light and power state- ment of:revenue and expenditure reflects revenue for the twelve months ended November 20, 1965, and the electrical energy purchased represents the cost of power for the twelve months ended November 30, 1965. • CLABKSON, GORDON & CO... London, Canada Chartered Accountantie. July 27, 2966 Licence Number 2850. Capital and Loan Fund Balance Sheet December 31, 1965 ASSETS General Fixed (as per Schedule 18) $17$,002.26 Due from School Ratepayers (for de- bentures Public and Continuation 125,536.54 Collegiate and High 49,607.20 175,143,74 Due from Utilities and Other Muni- cipal Enterprises (for debentures) Electric Light and Power System 15,300.00 Community Centre 10,300.00 600.00 Debentures Assumed by Other Municipalities (Schedule 2) 186,392.80 Other Tangible Assets (specify) O.W.R•C.sewage installation (cost). _ -- - - --- _196,579.05'. Less municipality's equity 8,309.47 188,269.58 $753,408.38 A LIABILITIES Local• Improvements Schools Public and' Continuation 125,536.54 Collegiate and High 236,000.00 ,361,536.54 Public Utilities and Other Municipal " Enterprises Electric Light and Power 15,300.00 Community • Centre 10,300.00 25,600.00 Total 444,636.54 Other Long Term Debt (specify) Due to Ontario Water Resources Commission under an agreement dated October 19, 1962, expiring thirty years from date of completion with annual principal repayments'. of 2 018%d "' . .. of 'the cost of e196,579.05 • 188,269.58 Investment in Capital Assets - , . 120,502.26 $ 57,500.00 $753,408.38 Mary Anne Monagne, all of London, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hern this week at Sauble Beach. Mrs. Ralph Bull, Port Credit and Mrs. • Reg Mills London, were Sunday guests with Blanche and Rhea Mills and Mr. Edgar Mills. Mrs: Robert Rundle, Jim. Rundle and Barbara Skinner, Jack Rundle and Linda Birtch, St. Marys, attended the Payne reunion at Fanshaw Park, Sat- urday. • Mrs. Robert Rundle, Mr. Jim Rundle and Barbara Skinner of Exeter, Miss Linda Birtch of St. Marys and Jack Rundle, vis- ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Culver and Kenneth at Lobo village. Revenue Fund Balance Sheet B December 31;1965 ASSETS Cash on Hand $ 25.00 Cash in Bank 11,826.51 $11,851.51 Investments - - Dominion of Canada Bonds 24,500.00 • 24,500.00 Accounts Receivable Sundry 2,805.14 Total 2,805.14 . Less Allowance for doubtful ac- counts (Schedule 8) 2,805.14 Province of Ontario 5,225.26 Dominion of Canada 2,352.69 School Boards •i" 4,190.24 Cominissions (specify) Public Utilities Commission •. 1,738.33. 'axes- Receivable (Schedule5). 42,592.37_ Less Allowance for uncollectible - taxes (Schedlule 8) , -792.04 41,800.33 Deferred Charges ' 849.36 Other Assets (specify) Accrued Interest .367.50 1,738.33 Total Assets 367.50 $95,680:36 LIABILITIES Temporary Loans (Schedule 6) $60,000.00 Accounts Payable 5,639.18 Debenture and Coupons Due Interest 747.50 747.50 Other Municipalities 5,257.00 Deferred Revenue (Schedule 8) Transient Traders ..,..; 250.59. Surplus (Form C) • 23,786.09 0 Total Liabilities and Surplus $95,680.36 Revenue Fund Surplus or Deficit Account December 31, 1965 Debit -- NOTICE -- For Co -Op Insurance - Call . , . . W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 - John St. SEA'FORTH Complete, Coverage For: • Auto and ,Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • . Fire; Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical Services • Wind, Insurance • Balance at January 1, 1965 Surplus or deficit included in Current Budget Balance after above adjustments Surplus or Deficit for the year (Form D) Total of Debit and credit columns $21,009.58 44,795.67 Balance of Surplus or Deficit at December 31, 1665..., Credit Balance $44,795.67 $795.67 44,795.67 21,009.58 $23,786.09 buy your SIL in bulk HEAVY DUTY per gallon $1.45 REGULAR per gallon, $11,15 10W30 per gallon $1.55 SEAFORT•H FARMERS Statement of Revenue and Expenditure For The Year Ending December 31, 1965 REVENUE Actual ' Budget Total Revenue from Taxation (Sche- dule 3) $188,270.55, $188,044,86 Long -Term Debt Charges Recover- •- able (Schedule 12) 26,834.14 26,834.14 Contributions, Grants and Subsidies Canada - Ontario - Welfare Assistance 1,202.60 Highway Improvement 12,129.39 Payments in lieu of municipal taxes 179.69 Share of Liquor Lic- ense Fees 1,097.14 Unconditional Per Cap- ita Grants • 6,925.40 Other` Municipalities , County of Huron 7,525.02 Government Enterprises: Canada - Grant hi lieu of taxes 2,173.00 Licenses, Permits (include dog tax) Interest, Tax Penalties, etc. • (including $1,102.50 interest on investments) Other Revenues- Rents, Concessions and Franchises 2,091.00 Fines 1,766.79 3,857.79 21,534.22 7,525.02 2,173.00 1,317.65 4,168.70 21,800.00 7,400.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 4,200.00 EXPENDITURE D' General Government Administrative 13,422.44 Other 11,977.54 Protection to Persons and - Property Fire • . 3;880.05 Police 19,258.25 Street Lighting 9,511.06 Protective Inspection 340.00 Other (Specify) C.N.R. Crossing 1,182.67 Public Works -Roads, Highways and Streets, etc. ' Sanitation and Waste Removal Conservation' of Health , Social Welfare (Schedule 10) 1 • Welfare AssistanQe •2,599.71 ,Education, including debt charges (Schedule 9) Recreation and Community Services Debt Charges Long-term debt charges (Schedule 11) 75,682.56 Less own share of school debt charges - 27,111.92 48,570.64 8,000.00 • Miscellaneous (Specify) - Parking meters 5,143.87 Sale of property 752.50 Under levies 1,035.39 Sewer rentals .r... 7,501.85 Recovery of fire protec- tion costs 1,007.76 Sundry 3,728.96 19,190.33 12,800.00 Gross Total Revenue 274,871.40 273,079.00 Deficit for the Year 21,009.58 JOHN A. CARDNO lfsuirance Agency Phone 627-490 : ,Seeforth, Office !Aridly' Opposlf• Seefo'rth Motors Phone 527.0770 btal Revenue section 1.4295,880:98 $273,079.00 Short-tei11 interest and '' other charges 2,903.20 Actual Budget $25,399.98 $25,469.50 4 ,34,172.03 36,544.00 28,896.40 25,000.00 8,972.31 7,857.00 33.51 2,599.71 2,790.00 74,213.68 80,573..07 9,433,80 3,835.00 0 Institutional and Public Utility Deficits and Levies provided (specif Coinmuriity Centre .,., 2,844.50 Capital Expeiiditures out of Revenue (Schedule 13) Joint. Or Special Expenditures . Discount for taxes u•. Takes written off County rates .................. 29,622.29 Miscellaneous (specify) Farm rebate R..-.., 122.65 • Parking meters • 2,483.51 Drain assessinent 289.00 Sundry 1,372.25 Provision for Allowances, Reserves unit Reserve Funds (Schedule 8 And Earn 3) 51,473.84 51,404,74 y) 2,844.50 3,844.50 22,25L30 22,000.00 ' 526.83 450.00 381.35 29,622.29 29,697.33 4,267.41 3,613.88 .r 792,04 Grasp Total Expenditure , 29'5,880.98 293,079.00 295,880.98 • Total Expenditure Section ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,$295,880,98 $293,079.00