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THE WILLIAMS

Wednesday, May 13, 1959

“ ALLEMANDE LEFT”

This picture taken at last Saturday night’s square
dance jamboree at the Elks Hall gives some idea of
the fun enjoyed by followers of this popular style
of dancing. Some 20 “squares” participated in the
jamboree including visitors from Kamloops, 100
Mile House, Prinde George, Wells, Quesnel and way
points. Guest caller, shown in action right, was
Jack Sollee of Los Angeles. Enjoying a “ busman’s
holiday,” Jack was en route from his California
home to Anchorage, Alaska. He is a square dance
caller and instructor in Los Angeles and is “ calling
on and calling at’ square dances at many points on
his way north.

cover two separate two-hour
daily sessions during the five-
day course. A major portion of
the course will be devoted to
outdoor work parties with addi-
tinal evening lectures on art
appreciation.

Five-day art
session

The fourth annual Okanagan
Art Session sponsored by the
extension department, Univer-
sity of British Columbia, will be
held at the Christian Leadership
Training School, Naramata, June

Accommodation, at reasonable
rates, includes room and board,
cottages and tent and trailer

8 to 12. space.

The school is located on| Applications should be sent to
Okanagan Lake, nine miles north|the supervisor of arts and
of Penticton. crafts, department of extension,

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University of B.C:, Vancouver
B.C., by May 20.

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Painting and drawing for be-
ginners and advanced students
will be taught by Robin Pearce,
supervisor of arts and crafts,
University extension department,
and by Fay Pearce, instructor of

of owning their own “

entary school annex.

The School Board has agreed
to allow them temporary occu-
pancy, but the two groups are
hoping that they will have the
structure for possibly two years.

The ‘Studio Workshop,” as
the new home will be called,
had a gay, enthusiastic group of
over 20 members turn out to its
housewarming Friday night,
when great plans to renovate
the building with a smart but
simple decor were discussed

Players’ Club,
have ‘home’ of their own

Members of the Williams Lake Pl;

and the Cariboo Art Societ oir diegee
E home”
temporarily, with the acquisition of the small elem-

Art Society

y have had their dreams
come true, at least

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freely. Following a sketch pre-
pared by Mrs. H. Cornwall, mem-
bers will transform the bare
room with paint, bright curtains
and a small freeform stage.

tions, with the Art Society also
paying a share.

Grand opening of the Studio
Workshop is planned for June
20, when the Art Society will
stage their annual art show. It
is also hoped to use the Work-
shop for other adult education
activities and’ special children’s
activities in either art or Lheatre.

Any donations to this worth-
while venture would be wel-

Clinton ball

Clinton’s annual ball, the 91st
celebration of the noted event,
will be staged this Friday.

Bach year the tommittee de-
cides on a theme for the decora-
tions of the ball and this year
the theme is to be “ wild life
and game,” with suitable scenes
depicting their natural eaviron-
ment.

comed by the two groups, and

the Players Club wishes to stress] Canadian water power poten-

tials, explored and recorded, are

that anyone intetrested in u
theatre and drama is invited to|sufficient to yield 66,000,000
join their group. horsepower.

Named as a building
were Ken Elleray, Warren
Hayes, Mrs. Cornwall, Cyril
Murray, Lloyd Yorkston and
Mrs. J. B. Ringwood.

Part, Of the proceeds of $300
from the play “‘ Our Town” will

be used to carry out the renova-

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School District No. 27, Williams Lake

Balance Sheet as at

Assets

REVENUE FUND

Cash on hand _. $ 100.00

Cash in bank—Debt Service account 4,424,384 § 4,524.34

Accounts Receivable

The Yorkshire Corporation Ltd. _ $ 8,577.39

Tuition Fees _ 2,148.00

Other 714.81 11,440.20

Supplies on hand—estimated - 3,000.00

Unexpired insurance premiums _. 5,195.26
1,493.33

Due from Capital Fund -

Fixed Assets—Schedule

Total Revenue Fund Assets

CAPITAL FUND
Cash in bank—Capital account

03

6

$1,095,099.46

—By Law account ....

Fixed Assets—Schedule ‘‘1” _

December 31, 1958

LIABILITIES A

VD SURPLUS

REVENUE FUND

$ 4,994.45

9,328.98
510,00

500.00

Bank overdraft—Gen. operating account

Accounts payable—Gen. operating -

Outstanding Debenture Coupons —_

Student Council Deposit _.

Due to the Canadian Bank of Commerce
(authorized by Dept. of Education)

Five-year loan commencing July, 1955,
repayable $2,782.64 annually -

Three-year loan commencing Nov. 1958,
repayable $2,599,37 annually _.._

2,599.37

Three-year loan commencing Feb., 1958 .
repayable $2,859.15 annually —...... 13,882.95

410,695.21

5,718.30

Surplus—Exhipit “B"
Fund Liabilities

Total Revenue and
Surplus —._... = a $439,911.59

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CAPITAL FUND

Bank loan (authorized by Dept. of Education)

Due of Revenue Fund

Debenture Debt

Authorized Redeemed
From Rev-
enue Funds

Outstand-
ing

and
Issued
No, 1
$100,000.00

y Law

$ 50,000.00 $ 50,000.00

No. 3
112,000.00

y Law
42,000.00 70,000.00
No. 4

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y Law
000.00 2,000.00 39,000.00
y Law
000.00 12,000.00 48,000.00
. 6

105,000.00

y Law
99,000.00

6,000.00

y Law No. 7
21,000.00 21,000.00

Total Capital Fund Assets

Approved on behalf of the Board
E. L. GREENLEE, Chairman.
LLOYD YORKSTON, Secretary-Treasurer.

No. §
300,000.00
$749,000.00

y Law
300,000.00
627,000.00

Surplus—Exhibit “B” — _ $ 193,482.16

Total Capital Fund Liabilities and Surplus $1,128,975.49

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This is the Balance Sheet referred to in our report dater April 16,
1959 — RICKARD, CRAWFORD & CO.

Statement of Revenue and Expenditure as at December 31, 1958

REVENUE
Taxes
Rural

Village —

Provincial Government Grants
Basic _

Debt service _.

Sundry Revenue
Tuition fees _

Rentals -
Dormitory fees

Other

E. L. Greenlee, Chairman.

$158,509.00

31,010.00 $189,519.00
$445,523.00
45,756.00 491,279.00
$ 2,148.00
10,452,05
8,711.92
547.09 21,859.06
—____.
$702,657.06
=
—

Approved on behalf of the Board.
Lloyd Yorkston, Secretary-Treasurer,

EXPENDITURE

Administration

Salaries, secretaries and staff __ ~— $ 15,191.30

Office expense = 5,967.38 _

Trustees expense __ 11,496.49

General administrative expense ____ 9,513.05 $ 42,168.22

Instruction

Teachers salaries _. $348,935.86

School clerical salaries __ 5,025.15

Teaching supplies — 20,612.52

Other instructional expense 1,805.92 376.379.45

Operation

Janitor salaries $ 31,680.41

Janitor supplies __ 8,000.24

Light, power, water, fuel _ 30,911.89

Insurance, rentals and other expenses 17,991.39 88.633.93

Maintenance

Sites _ $ 1,238.33

Buildings _ — 20,981.27

Furniture and equipment _. 14,117.59

Other 2,273.96 38,611.15

Transportation

Bus operating expense _____ $ 26,654.40

Contract expense 37,069.23

Transportation assistance __ 5,540.83

Other conveyance expense 202,15 69,466.61

Auxiliary expenses

Health __ $3 2,968.81

Boarding 2,167.42

Dormitory 15,782.81 20,919.04

Debt service

Serial debenture intere: $ 13,362.50

Serial debenture principal 23,000.00

Bank charges and interest ee 11,346.99

Bank loans principal payments _ 8,241.17 ’ 55,950.66

Excess of Revenue Over Expenditure

for the Year Be TOC

$702,657.06
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This is the Statement of Revenue and Expenditure re.
our report dated April 16, 1959. RICKARD, CRAWFOR