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Wants volleyball courts at lake park At a Midland Parks Board meeting last Thursday a request was made by the Midland Volleyball Club to install volleyball courts at Little Lake Park. Rick Presse, president of the volleyball club told the board that the estimated cost would be $11,000. This cost, he said was largely due to the cost of the sand. The estimated cost will also include the price of excavating the area. Presse stated that the club already has com- mitments for sponsors, and that 'In this way we feel that we can quite easily raise 50 per cent of the cost of the project." Presse also told the board that in June the club will hold a fund raising event to help the cost of the new volleyball courts. "We're eager to have them, but it doesn't necessarily have to be done this year,"' said Presse. The board passed a resolution to stake out the land in the park and will lease it to the volleyball club. However it has not yet been decided how much of the cost will be subsidized by the Parks Board. This will depend on the availability of government grants. Ball hockey season The Penetang-Mid- land Ball Hockey League got its second season underway last night at the Penetang arena with two games scheduled. (Results next week). President Jamie Robillard says there's 10 teams in the league this season. The Dock Lunch Penguins and M. Forget Construction are expansion teams this year. They'll play against eight others: Dupuis Groceteria Leafs, last season's champs, Penetang IGA Strikers, the league finalists, Cumming-Nicholson Stompers, McLarney Marine Vikings, E.G. Mink Insurance Co. Premiums #4). Ve Robitaille Construction, Stewart's Gulf, and the Hustlers. Games are scheduled Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Sunday mornings at the Penetang arena. On Sunday, May 25 a team representing the league . will compete in the Orillia invitational tournament. A second-half draft takes place June 16. Elimination round playoffs are set to begin July 22. Tour takes teens to Toronto A group of Grade 11 geography students from Midland Secon- dary School were in Toronto recently as part of an urban geography study project. While in Metro the young people visited the CN Tower and Ken- sington Market. They later toured a number of Toronto suburbs and completed the day's outing visiting Cross Estates before heading back to Huronia. Music festival @ Continued from Page 18 McDonald, 78. Class 131. Senior Woodwind. Cindy Todd, 85. Piano Section Adjudicator: Andrew Markow. May 12 morning session. Class 222 - 14 yrs, and under. Claudia Slama, Caroline DeGorter, 82. Class 223 - 12 yrs. and under. Anne Langlois, 80. Piano Solos. Class 162- 9 yrs, and under. In the Wood, Gr. 2. Deanna Melnyk, 84. Tara Jaeger, 83. Christopher Grout, 82. Kimberley Phillips, 80. . Susan Drysdale, Rachel Lamb, 78. Diane Marcellus, 76. Jean- Marc Lalonde, 75. Class 159 - 6 yrs and under. Jennifer Greppmayr, 83. Tammy Melnyk, 82. Shannon Campbell, Grant Patterson, 80. Class 164 - 11 yrs and under. Allegretto in Eb, Gr.. 4. Janice Parnell, 83. Larissa Melnyk, 80. Sonatina and Sonata Class. Class182 - 12 yrs. and under. Sonatina in G, Beethoven. Kim- berley Phillips, 80. Lisa Coughlin, 78. Tara Jaeger, 77. Christopher Grout, 76. Suzan Margison, Marcus Anderson, 75. Class 183 - 13 yrs. and under. Sonatina in F, Haydn. Anne Langlois, 82. Jenny Sou, 80. Ralph Ens, 78. Cheri-Lynn Baker, 75. Class 184 - 14 yrs. and under. Sonatina in G, Diabelli, Gr. 5. Bob Forgie, 76. Duets. Class 200 - 8 yrs. and under. Con- tentment. Tammy and Deanna Melnyk, 81. Class 203 - 14 yrs and under. Minuet in Eb, Mozart. Caroline DeGorter and Maureen Jaeger, 83. Claudia Slama and David Schult, 82. Class 202 - 12 yrs. and under. Jollie Darkies. Cheryl Parnell and Christine Robertson, 83. Anne Langlois and Lee Livingston, 82. Special Class. Class 237 - Y's Men's Club Scholarship in honour of Arthur H. Stevens, Grade 8, 9 and 10. One selection from each of list A, B, C or D or RCMT Syllabus. Patsy MeNamara, 83. Page 20, Wednesday, May 14, 1980 Town of Peneta nguishene 1979 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS MILL RATES AVERAGE CURRENT AND PREVIOUS YEAR's MILL RATES Penetanguishene, Ont 1978 Residential Commercial & Farm & Industrial T7TLQ9 90.40 6.58 Tue 62.66 69.62 146.53 167.76 o79 Residential & Farm 82543 O23 62.88 55254 Commercial & Industrial 96.45 204: 69.87 178.36 Town Purposes County Purposes School Board Purposes TOTAL REVENUE FUND OPERATIONS 1979 1979 1978 BUDGET ACTUAL ACTUAL REVENUES $ $ $ i laxakson HOOF Tose 801,943. EL SMS ese h - Ontario Grants 733 /357.. 708,664. 163,574. - Payments in Lieu of Taxes SL 22oe 49,167. - Fees & Service Charges S5.,.724% 44,928. EXPENDITURES General Government Protection to Persons & Property Transportation Services Environmental Services Social & Family Services Recreation & Cultural Services Planning & Development incl. Neighbourhood Improvement Program 92,792. County Purposes 109,246. School Board Purposes 498%, P52. 207 7 0b. 206,242. 199,843. 359 72 19)- 524, 3169.. 258,550. Jhb itS)Gr 245,424. 385,129) 648,913. 266,099. USe Si dis 234 See 306,703. 419,227. 238,425. Hal, DOS 203 759 5 73,034. pip Eig ES 517,072. 57 9, LUO 88,901. 477,885. CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS 1979 ACTUAL CAPITAL FINANCING $ - Long Term Liabilities Incurred 449,965. - Contributions from the Revenue Fund 33°85, 1 72 - Ontario Grants Ses 5), CAPITAL EXPENDITURES General Goverment Protection to persons and property Transportation Services Environmental Services Recreation and Cultural Services Planning and Development 1978 ACTUAL 201,621. Po pas hs Nae 16,408. 428,463. bys) rpstalicn' 82.77 9.153 108,874. RESERVE AND RESERVE FUND OPERATIONS 1979 1978 ACTUAL ACTUAL $ $ 223,729 LFS O47. 12D Ste is 2 52). ---- 3252205 44,888. 8,839. 2 egy OMe 68,496. 25,466. 5573756 Contributions Received Interest Earned Transfers to Revenue Fund YEAR END BALANCES OF ASSETS' AND LIABILITIES----_ 19179 1978 eee 142,272. 432,869. 191,556. se 139,557" 146,879. 196,850. Cash and Short Term Investments Accounts Receivable Taxes Receivable Temporary Loans 208,940. Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities Net Long Term Liabilities Reserve and Reserve Funds Accumulated Net Revenue (Deficit) 551, 025%. 215,254. 1,294,442. 596,415. (18 378.3 132,098. 856,763. 490,312. 1,149. NOTES (1) The 1979 Financial Report reflects the revenues and expend- itures of the revenue fund. There are no local Boards or Municipal Enterprises consolidated in these results. The Local Boards and Municipal Enterprise: not consolidated are as follows: - Penetanguishene Water & Light Commission; Penetanguishene Arena, Parks and Recreation Board; Industrial Commission; Penetanguishene Public Library Board;Penetang- uishene Museum Board; Penetanguishene Planning Board and the joint local Board - Midland-Penetanguishene-Tiny Sanitary Landfill Committee. The enterprise of the Town whose revenues and expenditures has not been consolidated in the 1979 Financial Report is the Penetanguishene Water & Light Commission. (3) The above data have been extracted from the audited 1979 Financial Report of the Town and its local boards as described in Note 1. Copies of the 1979 Financial Report or the financial statements for the municipal enterprise and Local Boards not consolidated (see note 1) are available at the Town Offices to any resident who wishes to review or analyze the financial operations of the Town in greater detail. ee. ae See Raa <p a ae ee ee EET ena ca RT EOL ee, eR RR