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GREENWAY UC CELEBRATES - The 100th anniversary of the Greenway United Church was celebrated
Sunday, One of the honoured guests was 100 'year-old Mrs, Lillian Mathews, shown seated, Grouped
around Mrs. Mathews who was the former Lillian Brophey are Centennial committee members lva
Lagerwerf, Anna Isaac, Manuel Curts, Jacob Lagerwerf, Ruby Isaac and Elouise Eagleson. T-A photo
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Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic
Separate School Board
Financial Report 1974
Auditor's Report
To the Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School Board
We have examined the Balance Sheet of the Huron-Perth
County R.C.S.S. Board as at December 31, 1974, the Revenue Fund
- Statement of Operations and the Statement of Source and
Application of Capital Funds for the year then ended, Our ex-
amination 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.
In our opinion these Financial Statements present fairly the
financial position of the Board as at December 31, 1974 and the
results of its operations and the source and application of its
capital funds for the year then ended, in accordance with accoun-
ting principles generally accepted for Ontario school boards
applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year,
Monteith, Monteith & Co.
License No, 122
Stratford
March 24, 1975
Balance Sheet
as at December 31, 1974
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash 645
Accounts Receivable
Municipalities
Under-Requisitions
Supplementary Taxes, etc.
Other School Boards ,
Government of Ontario
Other
Due from Other Funds
Capital 1,912
Prepaid Expenses 1,649
Total Current Assets., 122,535
Fixed Assets
Land
Buildings
Furniture and Equipment
Buses
Other
122,535
Revenue Fund Statement of Operations
For Elementary School Purposes
For the Year Ended December 31, 1974
EXPENDITURE
Business administration
Computer services
Instruction
Educational services
Attendance, health and food services .,
Plant operation
Plant maintenance
Transportation
Tuition fees
Capital expenditure (non-allocable)
Other operating expenditure
Debt charges on capital borrowing
Non-operating expenditure excluding transfers
to reserves 1,026
Total Expenditure 2,900,005
RECOVERY OF EXPENDITURE
Other school boards 81,049
Government of Ontario, tuition fees and miscellaneous 570
Government of Canada
Individuals 200
(1) Other Revenue, excluding transfers from reserves 478
Total Recovery of Expenditure 82,297
NET EXPENDITURE 2,817,708
FINANCING OF NET EXPENDITURE
Government of Ontario
(2) General Legislative Grants 2,436,359
Local Taxation
1973 Over (under) requisition 8,269
(3) Local taxation raised in 1974 394,843
Decrease (increase) in reserve 403,112
Net Under (Over) Requisition Required to be
Applied to 1975 Taxation
TOTAL
(1) Other Revenue includes transfers from the capital fund, proceeds
from the sale of assets, insurance claims, earnings on temporary
investment, reimbursement for services and other miscellaneous
items that are in the nature of recovery of expenditure.
(2) Government of Ontario - General Legislative Grants is the
amount payable by the Province of Ontario under the provisions of
Ontario Regulation 200/74 as amended other than specific reim-
bursements reported as Government of Ontario, tuition fees and
miscellaneous.
(3) Local Taxation includes the total of the 1974 requisitions on
municipalities, supplementary taxes, license fees for trailers, tax-
es levied directly by school boards and any other amounts provid-
ed by municipalities over and above the requisition, other than
amounts in respect of sale of assets to a municipality or revenue
from cost-shared programs.
Statement of Source and
Application of Capital funds
For the Year Ended December 31, 1974
SOURCE
1. Unexpended funds at beginning Of year
Long-term liabilities
2,1 Sold to Education Capital Aid
Corporation (par value) ..„., ....... . ....
2.2 Sold to the public (par value)i
2,3 Premium on debentures
2,4 Discount on debentures
Revenue Capital
Fund Fund
4,928
4,448
2,827
24,661
86,359
34
4,928
217,165
3,979,562
369,890
95,947
• 22,584
4,690,076
102,440
3,082
1,749,330
32,740
256,961
63,752
337,201
4,941
8,220
340,312
( 21,763)
2,817,708
32,437
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities
Bank or other short term borrowing
Accounts Payable
Municipalities
Over-Requisitions 26,211
Other School Boards 407
Trades Payable and Accrued Liabilities 45,970
Debt Charges Due and Unpaid ,,,,, ,, . ... 14,328
Due to Other Funds
Revenue- ........... . . ......
Total Current Liabilities 122,535
Long-Term Liabilities
Unmatured Debenture Debt 2,353,658
Less Sinking Fund
Investments in Fixed Assets 111.4"."•044“0••
122,535
Sighed on Behalf of the Board
J. VINTAti
Signature of Chief Executive Officer
D. TEAII8N
Signature of Chairman of the Board
APPLICATION
5. Balance at beginning of year
not permanently financed
Fixed assets and work in progress
9.1 Buildings .... , .... ... .. ... . .. „ 40,228
0.2 Furniture and equipment -„,„ .... ...„...„. 2,212
9.8 School sites ...... . .. 8,220
9.4 Improvement of sehod sites
9.5 Pupil transportation vehicles 21,432
9.6 Other (Specify ) • • • • - ..... .....
Other Applications
10.1 COst of issuing debentures ......
10.2 Transferred to revenue fund
11. Unexpended funds at, end of year ... „..
Reimbursements from Governments
3,1 Canada
35,619 3.2 Ontario (Special Vocational Grant)
4. Capital Expenditure from the revenue
fund
5. Federal sales tax refund
6. Balance at the end of year
not permanently financed, .. . .. .....,„..„,„
7. Total .
1,912
1,912
2,353,658
2,334,506
4,690,076
29,652
12,816
74,905
72,092
,2,818
74,905
,A great day in Greenway,
large crowd at anniversary
Mrs, Doris Miller, Medicine
Hat Alberta, is visiting her father
Roland Wight, her brother Frank
and sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Edwards and
family,
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Sitter visited
on Sunday with his sister Mrs.
Louise Clark who is a patient in
Victoria Hospital.
Weekend visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Norm Moloy were Jim
Moloy of Sarnia and Mr. & Mrs.
Ken Bruce of Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Fleming, Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Anderson, Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Stubbs and Mr. & Mrs. Ron
Gilpin visited on Sunday at
Frankenmuth, Michigan.
Mervyn Pym is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Sitter and Mr.
& Mrs. Fred Walden were at
Tobermory and Manitoulin
Island for 2 days last week.
way MANUEL CURTS
GREENWAY
"It was a great day. This was
the comment of the many former
members who came from near
and far to join in the 100 year
celebration of the birthday of
Greenway United Church on
Sunday, June 8.
Responding to the 260 in-
vitations sent by the Centennial
Committee they came from
Detroit, Sarnia, Toronto and
London - you name the place,
there was someone from there.
When they filled the auditorium,
still they came and were ushered
to the Sunday School rooms,
where, fortunately a public ad.
dress system had been set up,
thanks to "Chuck" Box of
Parkhill.
Greenway United Church had
its beginning in 1860 when Mrs.
James McPherson gathered the
children in the community into
her home on Sunday andheld
Sunday School for some time.
The first gathering held in the
nature of a church community
event was a meeting held in
Henry Shank's woods in 1868,
Then in 1875 a Methodist
Episcopal Church was built on
the site where the United Church
now stands. That church was
replaced in 1897.
Several smaller churches in the
area which joind with this church
in the pioneer days, included,
Bethel Methodist situated on the
farm now owned by Mrs. Irwin
Luther; Salem Methodist,
Couple at
wedding
By MRS. HAMILTON HODGINS
WHALEN
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ferguson
were guests at the wedding of
Carol Ashworth and Lyle Beatson
at Ilderton Anglican church on
Saturday and the reception in the
Ilderton Curling Club.
Friends and neighbours
gathered at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Cleve Pullman Friday
evening to honour them on their
25th wedding anniversary and
present them with a coffee table,
Mrs. MacLeod Mills read the
address and Bill Morley made the
presentation.
On Monday evening last,
friends and neighbours chivareed
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Pullman and
then presented them with a picnic
table, a hibachi and lawn chairs,
Margery Morley read the ad-
dress and Bert Damen, MacLeod
Mill§ and Art Abbott made the
presentation
Mr, & Mrs, Gerald Hern spent
the weekend at their cottage at
Nine Mile Lake.
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Morley and
Margery Morley attended the
Morley family reunion on
Saturday at Seaforth Lion's Club
Park.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mardlin and
girls, Wesley were Sunday
supper guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Hamilton Hodgins.
Surprise visit
with parents
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Don Kyle made a surprise visit
on Sunday night when he flew
from Amherst N.S. to London and
spent a few hours with his
parents Mr. & Mrs. D. E, Kyle
before returning to a business
meeting in London.
Mr. & Mrs. Elzar Mousseau
visited with Mr. & Mrs, Rufus
Turnbull at Grand Bend.
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Cooper and
Stephanie have returned home to
Greenville S.C. after visiting Mr.
& Mrs. Vivan Cooper.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Burke,
Wroxeter, were guests of Mr. &
Mrs. W. L. Mellis recently.
Ken Jones and Anne Bolton,
Kemptville were with Mr, & Mrs.
Harold Jones for the weekend
and attended the Beatson-
Ashworth wedding in Ilderton on
Saturday along with Mr, & Mrs.
Harold Jones and Mr. & Mrs.
Grant Jones.
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1J3 Huron SL East, Exeter
situated on the farm of J.
Lockland of that time; Corbett
Methodist, a quarter mile south
of Corbett; the German
Evangelical Church, on the farm
now owned by Mrs. Grace
Stewardson and the German
Lutheran •Church, on the farm
now owned by Morley Eagleson.
In 1926 the Corbett
Presbyterian Church and the
Greenway Methodist Church
joined to firm the Greenway
United Church.
Since 1884 no less than twenty-
six ministers have served the
church which is of the Grand
Bend Pastoral Charge. Surviving
today are Rev. J. M. Coiling,
London; Rev, S, J. Mothers,
Toronto; Rev. J. B. Moore,
Kitchener; Rev, K. M. Wood,
Victoria, B.C.; Rev. W. C, Smith,
Oshawa; Rev, A. E. Holley,
Kitchener; Rev, C. A. Brittain,
Minesing and Rev. G. E. Morrow,
London,
The present minister, Rev, H.
G, Dobson will be succeeded by
Rev. H. J. Moore of Cedar
Springs on July 1.
Rev. A, E. Holley was the guest
minister at the morning service
on June 8 and another former
minister, Rev. C. A. Brittain will
be the speaker at the continuing
celebrations on October 19.
Rev. K. M, Wood who had
planned to attend the services in
October has now regretfully
declined the invitation.
Of special interest to many of
those attending the June 8
celebration was the display of
pictures and other items arrayed
in the Sunday School room,
under the supervision of Mrs.
Harold Brophey, daughter of the
late Wilbert Young, to whom
much credit is due to the
preservation of much of the early
history of the church.
Another highlight of the day
was the attendance of Mrs.
the McCormick . home, London, 1481491I,
who had observed her looth birth-
day on February 6. She had
prepared "greetings." which
were read by Manuel Curts, as
were greetings frem other for-
mer members and former
ministers,
Following the morning service
a luncheon was served, by the
LIM, in the "shed", which in-
cidentally was built in 1927,
An afternoon pp:Irani,
arranged by Mrs, Ruby Isaac,
featured the, Junior choir of the
Church, the Ladies quartette and
a former ladies quartette which
included Mrs. Lois Thompson,
Lieury, and Mrs. Dorothy Young,
Lucan; the Ropp family. of Nairn
and the Watchmen, a. gospel
singing quartette from
Burlington.
Music at both the morning and
evening services was supplied by
the Watchmen. At the evening
service their pianist and the
church organist, Evelyn Curts,
teamed up to render many of the
favorite hymns of the
congregation.
Personals
Craig Holden of Burlington and
Keith Walper of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Walper, Douglas, Joanne and
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Hugh Adair and Kim Anne
and Evelyn and Manuel Curts
were among those who enjoyed a
chartered bus trip to the Science
Centre, Toronto, last Wednesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Brown,
newlyweds, were the honored
guests at a euchre and presen-
tation, Saturday evening in the
Corbett Community Centre.
By the way:
Dinner's defrosting, Mother is
not
Today is birthday and Dad
forgot.
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Lillian (Brophey) Matthews of
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