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Auditor's Report and Financial Statements. .
01THE`yEAR ENDED. -DECEMBER, 31st, 1973
Auditor's Report Statement of Ca ital F , '
p and -Operations
Thee,,Mof boos Council; and Ratepayers of the.Corporation,of the
for the'year,ended December
31,'1973
6-s P
1972
cumulated net revenue (deficit) at,
I have examined the 1973 financial. statements of the Corpora-
Barrow race, lst Bruce. Johnstone
1973 1972
of the Township of Kinloss, which are listed on the attached Index.
included a general review of . the accounting proced=
Unfinanced,capital outlay. (Unexpended 'capital
P p' al financing)
the
eRamination
tests of accounting records and other supporting evi-�
at beginning of the year .......
, ..........................
Nil
P and such
as I considered .necessary in the circumstances.
Capital Outlay ,
12,299
,ce
opinion these financial statements present fairly the
C my P
Protection -to. ersons and property .................
Transportation services' .....:.....................
..... 818
8,1$6
P P
ial position of the Corporation, of the Township of Kinloss as at
anc'
31st, 1973, and the results of its operations for the ear.
..... .............
Environmental services ..................:.. .....
Conservation of health
....... 4,000. 1,252
685
tember
in accordance . with accounting principles generally, ac-_
ended, . , ,
for Ontario municipalities applied on a basis consistent with
..........................
Recreation and community services ... .............
Transfers to others
1603
,
ted
It of the preceding year.
............:..................................
2,900 3,800
(Signed) A.M. Harper
7,308
$ 18,112 $ 5,052
y - Goderich, Ontario'
to _ April 19, 1974
w
dace Number
wement, of Revenue and Expendtiure
for the year ended December 31, 1973
Ralph and Barry Morrison. Shoe
��� Johnstone
1973
1972
cumulated net revenue (deficit) at,
ads Blake Picnic
Barrow race, lst Bruce. Johnstone
;beginning of the year................................a."..........$(5,793)
and Bev Blake, 2nd Ralph and
$(1 172
.01ture
held Sunday, July 14th. in Strati
and Roger Morrison. Balloon
neral government :......... ...........................................
12,387' .
12,299
Jecdon to persons and property..... ............
4,905
4,191
*rtation services .............. I ... I ...................................
126,345
110,077
vironmental services':.........:......:..................................
5,882
4,186
gervation of health ................... .............:................:....
725'
102
Creation and community services ............................
7,308
4,686
mmumty planning and development ........:.. , , .......
725'
840
,octal expenses..........:.......:...:........r ....:............:.:...
6,454
7,318
gon or county - share of expenditure .................
24,260.
26,623
ueatfon....:............... .......................... .............. ............ .........
53,198
599366
ion, 2nd Ralph 1%lorrison,
Paul Blake,
($242,189)
($229,688)
ratue
tone 2nd Joanne Ritchie.
Blake Alton; For President, Gord-
ration. ... ....................................................................$128,121
on Johnstone, nominated by Elmer
Johnston
.$134,150
obibutions from other governments .......................
112,354
77,569
ler................ :........... ....... ......... ..............................................
12,881
13,348
Angle and seconded by Gordon
$253,356
$225,067
cumulated net revenue (deficit) at
Webster, riominaieO by Beryle
' Gyehe
ison - Blake Bev Blake
iend of the year ............... ...............................................
5,374
(5,79.3)
petalrevenue....................................................................
1
5,374
.,(5,793)
relatives.planned to meet again
$5,374
$ (5,793)
or
Ralph and Barry Morrison. Shoe
��� Johnstone
Scramble , Ralph Morrison, Barry
Morri on . Roger rt n er Wheel
s iso Wh 1
ads Blake Picnic
Barrow race, lst Bruce. Johnstone
and Bev Blake, 2nd Ralph and
he annual Blake family picnic
Barry Morrison, 3rd John Johnstone
held Sunday, July 14th. in Strati
and Roger Morrison. Balloon
's Queen's Park. President,
Toss, Blake Alton and Joanne
Alton welcomed the forty-
-Ritchie. 2nd Ralph and Barry Mor-
nguests from Dunnville, Tor-
rison, 3rd Murray Morrison and
Watford, Atwood, Sarnia ,
Christine Peden.
ow and surrounding'area . A
Needle Threading contest, Ist
tiful meal began the after-
Allan and Karen Webster, 2nd
I visiting and recreation.
Blake and Dora Alton, 3rd Harold
ts, this year, were under
Webster and Joanne Ritchie, Kick
able direction of the Ritchie
the slipper. Ist Bruce Johnstone ,
The results were as follows:
2nd Joanne Ritchie., 3rd Barry
years, Ist Stephen Al-
Morrison. Prizes to the oldest
2nd Datilyn Angle, 3rd Deid-
lady and gent went to Wilfre&and
ogle; 9-12 years, Ist Karl Mor-
Leila Hoffman of Dunnville. Birth -
;2nd Kay Morrison,
d4y greetings went to Kay'Blake
-16years (boys),' lst Roger
whose birthday fell on the picnic
ion, 2nd Ralph 1%lorrison,
Paul Blake,
date.
An election of officers for 1975
•16 ears(girls)iV2
, 1st Mari
was conducted by 1974 president ,
tone 2nd Joanne Ritchie.
Blake Alton; For President, Gord-
years, 1st Beverly Blake
on Johnstone, nominated by Elmer
Johnston
,
Barry 'Mortison, 3rd Bruce
ar� seconded by. Doug
one,
Angle; For Vice President, Allan
ela es were the Cracker
Webstt:r, nominated by Doug
le Crab Walk and a
Angle and seconded by Gordon
e Relay Ali these events
Johnstone; For secretary, Karen
won by team of Roger
Webster, riominaieO by Beryle
' Gyehe
ison - Blake Bev Blake
Moffat 'and seconded by Kay
, ,
hnstone Stephen Alton,
Blake; For sports, the Howard
'
ebster and Joanne Ritchie.
egraCe,Ist
It
Blake family.
After the picnic supper, the
Bev Blake
eJohnstone, 2nd Ro er
$
relatives.planned to meet again
and John Johnstone,
next year in Stratford nark on the
3rd
second Sunday of July.
Capital financing
Long term liabilities incurred ... :..................... ........... ..... $ 29900
Contributions from the revenue fund ........ 15,212
($ 18,112).
Unfinanced capital outlay .(Unexpended
capital financing) at the end of the year ...............Nil
Consolidated Balance Sheet
as at December .31, 1973
ASSETS
Current Assets
1973'
Cash .................. ........ 2,829
Accounts receivable ................ :...... ....................... .:...........'. 461769
Taxes receivable..............:................................................. 18,356
Other current assets ....... ..................... :........ .................... 481
$ 68,435
Capital, outlay to be recovered n
future years............................................................. 47,118
$115,553
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
$ 3,800.
1,252
($.. 5052)
Nil
1972
3,354
44,055
20,695
825
$ 68,929
54,071
$123,000
Temporary loans.............:...::.............•............::............:... $ 20,000. $ 33,500
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities .....'...........: 11,319 11,186
Other current liabilities..........„............ ............. .............. 1,742 36
$ 33,061 $ 44,722
Net long term liabilities .............. :.............................. :........ 47,118 54,071
Reserves and reserve funds___... ..... * .......... * .......
unds.....:...............................30,000 30;000
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) and
unapplied capital receipts ...........:........................:.5,374 (5,793)
4 '
$115,553 $123,000
Notes,' to Financial Statement
i. CHARGES FOR NET LONG TERM LIABILITIES
Total charges'for the year for net long term liabilities
were as follows:...: .._ _..- ., : ..
Principal payments .... .... ... _ .... . ..$ 9,852
Interest . ...................... 2,395
$ 12,247
Of the total charges shown above, $12,247 was paid from the
revenue of -the municipality and is included in expenditure, classified.
under the appropriate functional headings.
2. BASIS OF CONSOLIDATION
The Consolidated Balance Sheet reflects the assets and liabil-
ities of the revenue fund and the capital fund of the municipality.
3. NET LONG TERM LIABILITIES
Total .long term liabilities inctirred by the municipality and
outstanding at the end of the year amount to $ 97,118
Of , the long term liabilities shown above, the responsibility for j
payment of principal and interest charges has been assumed by the
Bruce County Board of Education for a principal amount of $ 50,000
Net long term liabilities at the end of the year $ 47,118
4. CAPITAL OUTLAY TO BE RECOVERED IN FUTURE YEARS
Some capital 'outlay does not represent a -.burden on general
municipal revenues, as it is to be recovered in future years from other
sources:
Special charges on benefiting landowners $.45,118
5. LIABILITY FOR VESTED -SICK LEAVE IIENEFITS
Under the sick leave benefit plan, unused. sick leave can ac-
cumulate an& employees may become entitled to a cash payment when
they leave the municipality's employment,
The liability for these accumulated days, to the. extent that
they have vested and could be taken in cash by an employee on ter-
urinating, amounted to Nil at the end of the year.
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WHITECHURCH NEWS
The July meeting of F. W.I. C.
and A. C.. W. W. was held July 10th
in Whitechurch Community Mem-
orial Hall with Mrs. 'Albert
Coultes hostess. The president
Miss Merle Wilson opened the
meeting 'with the singing of the
'Ode and repeating the Creed.
The minutes were read
by the secretary Mrs George
Fisher. She also gave a financial M
report ,
Mrs. Fisher is to choose some- t t`sr`
one to help her buy a •coffee mak-''"
er for Institute. Plans were ,made
for the Craft-, bake, vegetable
sale and lunch to be served At
sale 'September 7 in the afternoon
in the hall. • Mrs. Metcalfe is in
charge of the bake table'; vegetabl-,
les, Mrs. Lorne Durnin; rniscellan-.
eous, Mrs. Rintoul; white
elephant, Mrs. Frank Ross', the,
lunch tables Mrs. James Wilson
and Mrs. Garnet Farrier. The roll
call name an officer of the F. W.
I,C, and AX. W. W.'was'answer-
ed by 17.
Community singing of The
Happy Wanderer, Blowing Bub-
bles and I'd like to teach the
world to sing, was enjoyed with
Mrs. Garnet Farrier pianist.
Mrs. Jim Currie gave .a report
of the Bruce South District, Annual
May 21 at Ripley f?r the District
Director Mrs. Russel Gaunt. The
girls Dawn'Adams, Cindy Moore,
Linda Moore, Christine McQuil-
lin and Rhonda Gibson sang This
Land is my land and Joys like
the Rain with Mrs. 'Garnet Farrier .
pianist
A.,report of the Officer's Confer
. ence held in May at Kitchener
wars given by the delegate Mrs.
George Fisher who sat in with the
members at large. She conducted
a contest which had ,.been given to
them at the conference which was ,
well answered by the members on
many items from the Handbook.
A report of the bus, trip in June
to Erland Lee Homestead and
other places was given by'Mrs.
Tom Metcalfe. Thank you,notes
were read from Mrs. Millan
Moore, Dalton Schultz, Johnston
Conn, Mrs. McGuire, Mrs. Vic-
tor Emerson. Mrs. Metcalfe '
convener of Citizenship gave a
brief report.
Courtesy remarks were given by
Miss Merle Wilson. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Robert Ross, Mrs.
Wm. Evans and Mrs. Dave Gibb.
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