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Penetang, CKVR 17-17. was a 17-17 match between _ the Penetanguishene Girls' Ball Hockey team and the CKVR Television No-Stars, Saturday night, in Penetanguishene Arena. The two teams tangled in a benefit game, at- tended by a meager crowd of 25-30 people. Penetanguishene, Ont MILL RATES Town of Penetanguishene 1980 Financial highlights AVERAGE CURRENT AND PREVIOUS YEAR'S MILL RATES Representing Penetanguishene were Michelle Morrow, Patty Beausoleil, Nicole Bellisle, Maureen Ferguson, Jean Desroches, Patty Murphy, Suzanne Desroches, Veronica Viser, Rosie Lacroix, Cathy Morrow, Theresa Pud- dicombe, Kelly Stewart, Pat Lorette and Cathy Dupuis. Playing for CKVR were Steve Ruddick, George Bryson, Bill Parris, Mike Arksey and Warren Bates, all wearing number three on_ their sweaters. The team was coached by anchorman Terry Thomas. The game was filled with some hard playing as well as some of the antics that CKVR are known for on the ice. Included in game-time antics were water throwing and the use of a two feet high net for Penetanguishene in the third and fourth periods. CKVR coach Terry Thomas thoughtfully provided the net for Penetanguishene when it was apparent the game was getting away from them. Nonetheless, CKVR scored several goals on Penetanguishene even with the small net. Top scorer for Penetanguishene was Michelle Morrow with six goals and one assist, followed by Suzanne Desroches with three goals and one assist. Other scorers for Penetanguishene were Maureen Ferguson with two goals and one assist, Patty Beausoleil with one goal and one assist, Jean Desroches with one goal, Patty Murphy with one goal, Veronica Viser with one goal, Rosie Lacroix with one goal, Pat Lorette with one goal and one assist and Nicole Bellisle with one assist. Leading the scoring for CKVR was Bill Parris with nine goals and three assists while George Bryson added four goals and two assists. Next Steve Ruddick with two goals and three assists, Mike Arksey with one goal and nine assists and Warren Bates with two assists. After the game, the girls from Penetanguishene presented the CKVR team with a trophy for their participation in the game. Wright leads scoring in ballhockey As of Sunday, Chris Wright of Cumming- Nicholson Stompers was leading the Penetang- Midland Senior Division Ball Hockey League in scoring with five goals and eight assists for 13 points. Second place in the scoring race belongs to four players, all four having 11 points and they are Keith Press of Dock Lunch Penguins with 10 goals and one assist, Ken Akerman of Dupuis Groceteria Leafs with six goals and five assists, Ron Lalonde of Dupuis Groceteria Leafs with six goals and five assists and George Mundy of S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavating Diggers with five goals and six assists. Third place is also Hockey claimed by more than one player, Gary Bellisle of Dupuis Groceteria Leafs and Jeff Wright of Cum- ming-Nicholson Stom- pers, both with 10 points. Bellisle has five goals and five assists while Wright has two goals and eight assists. There's a four way tie for the last four positions between Joe Beausoleil of Stewart's Gulf Oilers and three players from S. Charlebois Haulage and Excavating _ Diggers, Peter Dupuis, John Larmand and Peter Robillard, all with nine points. Beausoleil and Dupuis both have six goals and three assists while Larmand and Robillard both have one goal and eight assists. pool winners The Waubaushene Parks and Recreation committee has an- nounced the names of the winners of the Stanley Cup hockey pool winners. Sandra Way of Port MeNicoll, with 17:05, and Joan Sallows of Coldwater, with 17:07, each received $100 for the last goal, scored at 17:06. The last goal prize money was split The first goal at 5:12 was won by Don Stevens of Waubaushene. In between goals paid $25 to Ron Ashbaugh, of New York (5:37); the O'Hara' family of Waubaushene (10:03); Bob Thompson Jr. of Waubaushene (16:05 for 16:06) and Don Latondress of Waubaushene (19:21). Page 18, Wednesday, June 3, 1981 1980 1979 Residential Commercial Residential Commercial & Farm & Industrial & Farm & Industrial Town Purposes 92.94 108.81 82.43 96.45 County Purposes O24 107 Sa: O23 124 School Board Purposes 72.50 soe29 62.88 69.507 TOTAL ar ZOSe0u! iS sae 178.36 REVENUE FUND OPERATIONS 1980 1980 1979 BUDGET ACTUAL ACTUAL REVENUES $ $ $ ~ Laxation 1 ,os popoe Ig S60; 135. 2 al, seeieo 00% - Ontario Grants 739., 25s PS Dipe en 734 78biL.. - Payments in Lieu of Taxes A 3 Us) TBiqg tots. aL OSes - Fees & Service Charges 71,816. 100,698. 85 724. - Other Revenue 12D Ode LOB, 7336 GTS ed SS i EXPENDITURES . General Government 2105 OSS 215,029. 206,242. - Protection to Persons & Property 395, od 448,237. S35 728., . Transportation Services 596,059. 659,294. 648,913. . Environmental Services 271,699. 272,682. 266,099. . Social & Family Services 21,450. 20,156. 19,377. . Recreation & Cultural Services 254,208 223 250. 2S 552) - Planning & Development 53,020. 44,484, 73,034. - County Purposes 19 aoe, pS I 1 Se School Board Purposes 5Qis), wom 590,297. yh Ee) Ps Oe ene CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS 1980 1979 ACTUAL ACTUAL CAPITAL FINANCING $ $ - Long Term Liabilities Incurred 89,500. 449,965. - Contributions from the Revenue Fund 308; 724. S558 fae - Ontario Grants I?) 85.0) SB, 455. - Contributions from Reserves & Reserve Funds 194,490. 65,429. =) Others $6 2i2 94: 186,835; CAPITAL EXPENDITURES - General Government 1) 6223 2,996. - Protection to persons and property 316,318. 16,408. - Transportation Services 422,093. 428,463. - Environmental Services 60,188. 437; 3.56). - Recreation and Cultural Services 31 9107<. 82,791. - Planning and Development 250,291: 108,874. RESERVE AND RESERVE FUND OPERATIONS 1980 1979 ACTUAL ACTUAL $ - Contributions Received 16877552 wee - Proceeds from Sale of Fixed Assets 37, 168= 59,394, - Interest Earned 16; 955. 128 Sone YEAR END BALANCES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 1980 1979 $ $ - Cash and Short Term Investments 173,640. 1397557: - Taxes Receivable 217 560: 196,850. - Accounts Receivable 142,630. 146,879. - Other Current Assets 25397. 2,446. - Temporary Loans 5i8 7 945. 208,940. - Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities 202 Sa 215,254. - Net Long Term Liabilities L, SZ sae 1,291 /AA2.. - Reserves and Reserve funds 544,650. 596,415. - Accumulated Net Revenue (Deficit) 1 S26. (24,322. NOTES (1) The 1980 Financial Report reflects the revenues and expenditures 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: - Penetang- uishene Water & Light Commission; Penetanguishene Arena, Parks and Recreation Board; Industrial Commission; Penetanguishene Public Library Board; Penetanguishene Museum Board; Penetanguishene Plann- ing Board; and the joint local Board - Midland-Penetanguishene- Tiny Sanitary Landfill Committee. (2) The enterprise of the Town whose revenues and expenditures has not been consolidated in the 1980 Financial Report is the Penetanguishene Water & Light Commission. (3) The above data have been extracted from the audited 1980 Financial Report of the Town and its local boards as described in Note l. Copies of the 1980 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. Si AOR ain an tenets