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Actual
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47,765
81,184
948
948,422
378,Z9-_
. 48,4'7$
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95,016 435.14._
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1979
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14,150
110,446
26,629
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185,121
706,085
22,748
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Middlesex.
exchange
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This past summer, with
forty-four students front
Middlesex County and four
counselors, a plane took off
from LOadOn, destination:
Thedford Mines, ix.cE., by
way of Ottawa, Montreal. and
Quebec City, Arriving late in
the day, we met our "twin
with Whom we would be
billeted. The students. had
been carefully interviewed -
and twinned with Quebec
students of compatible.
characteristics.
During our two week stay
we had the opportunity to.
viSit many places including:
the mines, City Hall, and the
city of Thethford Mines; the
National Assembly, Plains
of Abraham, Royal Palace,
the Aquarium, the zoo,.
Chateau Frontenac, Lower
Quebec and a rally where we
met several different ex-._
changes from Ontario and
Quebec during trips to
Quebec City.
Attending a French movie
a dance, rollerskating and
swimming were some of the
social activities. A track.
meet between our exchange
and the .Brantford-Quebec
exchange was held during
our stay and enjoyed by all,
We also went to Camp
Claret.
The day before we
returned home we climbed
Mt. Adstock and had a pot
luck dinner with all the twins
and their families. Weekends
were free and we were able
to participate with our
adopted family in their
activities.
TOWNSHIP OF BIDDULPH
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1979
uAssurtrs
Summit liabilities
Temperarfleus
Accounts ms.blui,414 encored
Other (went lialciiities
1,00E,PTCHFIELCOOLIA9491.Y114P
0.4,t0er-O,4Nts .
O,,w1IONttoopwAl ,LONOONGOO.O. 44f..ot 213,000
38,027
. 104,004
77,97.).
251,021 181,911
. 591,448 597,490
• 96,511
To: The Members of C94,004; Ii1h4httnnt4 444 604114faill of the Corporatioc of the
TUDISSIP Or 27Do1pu.•
Metlongtermliabilides
Reserves and Mum funds
Accumulated net revenue Wendt) AO
wupplied capital receipts
. 87,705
11,954 36,498 Be hare owned the nonselidnted Wears *heft or the CcrPoretion of the
ToWnehip or Baddeleas na at flecaleber 31, 1979, 444 the consoildeted etatoments
of revenue and expangture aed,cspital opsretions, for the yew then Au4s4,
Oym essednatios was mu in acoerdeoce with Innerauy accepted e4014inietanderds,
end, accordingly Secluded such taste and. other peccedurall as we cooeidermi
We/Seery in the circmastaccis.
14.enr opinion, theseloneOlidated,finsecial statementa present fairly
the finencialposition of the Corporation et the Townehip of Biddulph as, at
December 31, 1979, mil that !result' of Ste operations, Ow thaymer then Wad .
in accordance with accounting principles senerally secepted.fsr Qatari*
mmnicipalities.epplied en *bade conaiateataith that of the preview!. Inter.:
858,134 914.0.4
Notes to Financial Statement
1. Accotarram miens
ta) Statement of Revenue and Expenditure
This statement reflects the revenues and expenditures of the revenue
fund and the following -local boards and municipal enterprises:
Grafton and Area Tire Department
Granton Meter Area
Police Village of Grenton
(b) Staterent of Capital Operations
This statement reflects the capitol expenditure or the municipality to
be recovered from the general municipal revenue of the municipality
end its local boards and municipal enterpriser; as described in note 1(a). REDS ARE EVEN - The Reds compiled an even four and four record in the first year of the
Lucan minor baseball. At the extreme back are coaches Heather McLarty and John Hope.
Back, left, Todd Frosts, Brett Butchart, Scott Finlayson and Doug Haskett. Front, Jim
McLellan, Greg Hayter, Darren. Neil and Marc Fowles. Missing were Mike Goos, Bill Fox,
Chris Dukeshire, David Hinge, David Knapman and Jason McDonald. T-A photo
(c) Balance Sheet
This statement reflects the assets and liabilities of the revenue fund,:
the capital fund, reserve funds and local boards and municipal enterprisea
as described in note l(a).
(d) Fixed Assets
The historical coat and accumulated depreciation of fixed assets is not
reported for municipal purposes. Instead, the 'Capital outlay to be
recovered in future yesrs" which is the aggregate of the principal
portion of unmatured long term liabilitialt, cePital fends transferred
to other organizationa, and the cost of eepitel projects not yet
permanently financed is reported on the Balance Sheet.
maitTnUrbA000ierrAlfre
Unforgettable week
Family trip toAlgonqu in
London, Ontario,
June 6, 1980,
Licenee ItMeber - 130.
(e) Municipal enterprises
Municipal enterprises are those activities whose costs are subatantiallY
recovered from service charges on the users.
(0) Charges for net long term liabilities
Debt retirement costs including principal and interest are charged against
current revenues in the periods in which they are paid. Interest charges
are not accrued for the periods from the dates of the latest interest
Pei/vents to the end of the financial year.
worth it. From there we had
a short portage around a
falls and down a marshy
stream to Timber-wolf lake.
There on a high wind-swept
site we made our home for
two nights,
We shared our point with
several friendly deer mice, a
solitary beaver and a flock of
diving ducks, but the only
sign of man was the orange
glow of a campfire on the far
side of the lake. At night the
full moon sent a wide ribbon
of flickering silver across the
water to our tent, and the
waves sloshing on the shore
lulled us to sleep,
The morning that we left
Timberwolf lake it poured.
Fortunately we had double-
packed everything from food
to clothes in plastic so the
rain was only an in-
convenience and not a
disaster. We travelled up the
winding narrow beginnings
of the Petawawa River.
Along this meandering
stream we glided a few feet
from a blue heron fishing on
the bank, and portaged
around two small scenic
falls. At one point our way
was blocked by a newly
constructed beaver dam,'
, with the water level on the
far side much higher than
ours.
The only way to continue
up stream was to roll up our
pantlegs and balance
precariously on top of the
dam as we hauled our
canoe over the top.
Soon after this we had a
warm fire blazing under a
protective plastic fly on the
shore of Daisy Lake.
This lake was unbelievably
beautiful. Deep and narrow,
crystal clear, it wound itself
like a broad river between
high rounded hills. The skies
clearedcompletelyiover night
and we spent two sunny
warm days swimming and
fishing and exploring. Not
even the snuffling sounds
from a prowling bear at
night could dampen our
enjoyment of this perfect
place.
We were all sad to pack up
and leave. Even worse was
to hear the blare of a car
horn and the harsh clamour
of rock music from a radio,
as we landed at the dock
near the parking lot. Our
week "away from it all" was
over,
Anyone interested in
canoeing in the interior of
Algonquin can order a canoe
route map for $1,00 from
'Park Superintendent,
Algonquin Provincial Park,
Ministry of Natural
resources, Whitney,
loaded up our 17 foot canoe
with our packs and set off for
an unforgettable week in the
interior of Algonquin park,
The first night we sat by
our campfire on a rocky
point, and listenedtothe eerie
yodel of the loons on the lake
-- civilization had been left
behind and in its place the
quiet sounds and solitude of
the forest.
The next day we paddled
`through several small
lakes, carrying our packs
and canoe over the con-
necting portages. By mid-
afternoon we had set up
camp among blueberry
bushes on a small lake.
In the morning we waited
for the last wisps of mist to
lift off the mirror-like sur-
face of the water before
setting out again.
Everywhere the rocky, tree
covered hills were reflected
with startling clarity on the
water.
Our portages that day
were the largest on our trip -
2 1/2 kilometers and 3,
kilometer but our paddle up
beautiful Misty lake was
By the Ka une family
After a long winding drive
in.from Kearney, we finally
Revenue and Expenditure
1979
ledge
1978
Sued
1979
Actual Our twins flew into London
two days after our return.
During the two weeks they
were here, we attended the
Home Country Folk
Festival, toured City Hall,
the Art Gallery, Pioneer
Village, Fanshawe Lake and
Park, Thames Valley Trail
and Wonderland Pool in
London.
On tours to Niagara Falls
we also saw Marineland and
Gamefarm, and on the trip to
Toronto we took in Ontario
Place and Eatons' Centre.
Social activities included
two different day trips to
Grand Bend, rollerskating,
and a few home parties given
by local twins.
Weekends here were also
free. The evening before
they returned,to Thethford
Mines, a pot-luck dinner was
held at Medway High School
with all families invited.
Diplomas, pins and decals
relating to the exchange, and .
certificates of London's
birthday were presented to
both twins, as well as a few
special presentations. A
dance followed which proved
to be quite a hit.
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) st
the beginning of the year
Expenditurei and transfers
Municipal expenditures
General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
,Health services
„SOCial and family services
Recreation and cultural service*
Planning and development
Other
Total expenditure
TrarMfeas
Transfers to region or county
Tnutsfers to school boards
Total transfer
Total expenditures and transfers
11,954 (20,588) 11,954 2. CAPITAL OUTLAY TO BE RECOVERED IN FUTURE YEARS
(a) Some capital outlay to be recovered in future years does not represent
a burden on general municipal revenuee, as it is to be recovered in
future years from other sources. 814.235 . 27,432
. 49,604
. 24,574
. 166,390
. 35,399
. 53,710
30,000
205,398
. 43,600
1 9 7 9 1 9 7 8
$659,984 $665,670
. 198,934
37,132
•
49,400
,316 89
Special charges on benefitting lamUnmera
87
,
,468
37790
457,968
. 109,509
83,235
(b) Capital outlays, including fixed assets and the transfers of capital funds
in the amount of $48,475 which have been financed from general municipal
revenues or the current year, are reported on the Statement of Revenue
and Expenditure.
•
460,711 • 486,469
3. 'RESERVE FUNDS
During the year 418,498 were credited directly to reserve funds without being
recorded es revenues and expenditures of the Revenue Fund. Major sources were:
330, 88549
817
419.366
877,334
86,481
306,374 •
392,855
. 861,566
89,265
334,0E6
423.350
$ 15,564
2,310
624
OHRP great
Donations
Interest earned
909,819
$ 18,490 limonurbypmfmee
Municipal purposes
Taxation
Paymentsinlitu of taxes
Ontario grants
Other grants
Fees and strike charges
Other
• Revenue to pay for municipal purposes
&tile or county temileition
TestaeP.0'7 " •
' PaymetftilnUeu of taxes
Ontario giants •
Other ••,t
196,568 ,
2,237
186,707
6,000
. 67,955
15,245
494,712 .
, 155,639
1.834
229,295
, 12,116
, 84,558
11,836
195,200
2,000
156,192
000
8
6
6,
,
468
13,100
458,960
4. NET LONG TERM LIABILITIES
(a) The'balance for net long term liabilities reported on the Balance Sheet
is mean up of the following:
Total long term liabilities incurred by the municipality
including those incurred on behalf of former school
boards, et the end of the year amount to 4725.490
Of the long term liabilities shown above, the
responsibility for payment of principal end interest
charges has been assumed by others for A principal
*mount of (128,000)
Net long term liabilities at the end of the year $597,490
5. ACCUSITATED NET REVENUE (DEFICIT) AT THE END OF THE MR
The balance in the revenue fund at the year end ie available to
reduce (to be added to) the levies of the following classes of
ratepayers.
495,278
. 73,112 . 74,306 75,022
: 17,518 : 24,496 14,243
49 RtleltOO to pay the region or county requisition 864 99,518 90,630
School board regulation
Taxation
Payments in lieu of sexes
Other
308,200 330,837 . 339.733
308,200
894,106
31,954
1 9 7 9 1 9 7 8
4(37,961) 4(35,139)
8,066 5,800
13,172 7,524
41,764 _31,511
$ 25,041 $ 9,696
Revenue to pay the school board requisition 330,817
878,326 • ---.
339,733
933,963 General ratepnyera
Designated ratepayers
School board ratepayers
County ratepayers
Total revenue
Accumulated net menu (deficit) at
the end of the year
22,946 36,098
Analysed as follows:
General revenue
Region or mull
School boards
Special chino
Special areas
Local boards
Municipal enterprises
There were many sad and
tearful farewells the
following morning at the
train station. Lucan students
participating in this
program sponsored by the
Middlesex County Board of
Education were Kim Blay,
Sheila Jones, Brent Fowles,
Brent Bannerman, Allan
Moon and myself, Jennifer
MacDonald.
I hope that everyone who
goes on this exchange will be
as lucky as we were. It is an
adventure to remember and
many lasting friendships are
started in this way as well as
one of the main objectives:
to learn and appreciate the
French language and
culture,
.
. (35.139) (
41,
37,961
764
) . 31,934)
7
,
,524
• 3151/
.
• 3,592
• (1,522) 3,780
6. c2Ancas FOR NET LONG TERMLIABELIIES
Total charges for the year for long term liabilities were an follows:
1 9 7 9 1 9 7 8
Principal payments $ 59,258 $ 54,969
Interest 2!/1.12, 22,875
4 85,468 77,644
The total charges shown above were paid from general eamicipal revenues of the
municipality and are included in expenditure on the Statement of Revenue and
Expenditure classified under the appropriate functional heading...
7,524
2,592
3,200
. (1,522)
3,780
13,172
4,035
4.031
8,999
•
11,954 36,098 12,946
•
Granton And Area
Capital Operations BRANTON ittm AREA FIRS DEPARTMENT
BOWE SESOT
DECI0f8SR 31, 1979
(with comparative figures at DeceMbat 31, 1978) 1978
Actual
Can
FBDB hel
you
ASSETS ilefinanced capital outlay (Unexpended capital
financing) at the beginning of the year 254,981
1979 1 9 7 8
$ 2,061 $ 672
976
$ 2,061 $ 1,848
Current:
cash
Due from Township of Biddulph
Capital expenditure
General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural serviced
Planning and development
Other
Total expenditure
949 Total assets
LIABILITIES AND ACCUMULATED gra Irgwoug
Current:
Due to Township of Biddulph
Accumulated net revenue (deficit)
4 3,370
$ 2,061 (1,522)
$ 2,061 $ 1,848 Total liabilities and accumulated net revenue
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Management counselling
Management training
Information on government
programs for business
See our Stratford Office gepresentatives
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Capital financing
Contributions from the revenue fund
Conuibutions from reserve funds
and reserves
tong term liabilities incurred
Ontario grants
Other
Total capital financing
• 12,928
MANTON AND AREA FIRE DEPARTMENT
srlactor of REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
FOR THE YEAR 1NDED =WW1, 31, 1979
(with comparative figurer; for the year ended December 31, 1978) When you speed, you waste
US and gasoline.
1 9 7 9 1 9 7 8
$ 400 $ 1,700
9,000 4,976
3,000 2,360
3,000 2,654
99 35
15,49 11,725
Wttiottl
Corniruhltd,mans
TonstOealOnantl
0,1100
Revenue
Province of Ontario
Township of Biddulph
Township of Blennhard
Township of Eland=
Miscellaneous Untinitneed enpiked outlay lUnexpended
capital financing) at the end of the yerit
158,222
onaam=nealeamian
140oeediture
tale:rite 5,191 4,137
SOrViCell, rents, etc. 5,439 6,761
hreman's Association 112 600
Capital expenditure 1,164 949 END OF SUMMER Balance Sheet
1.1,906 12,447
gurplUs (deficit) for the year 1,581 (722)
AccuMnlated net rave:hue (deficit), AMU,/ 1 , (1,522) (800)
Acciemlated net revenue (deficit), December 31 $ 2,061 (1,522)
ASSETS
Current Ostia
cash
Taxes tee-44(61a
Accounts receivable
Other esteteet area
197e
Actual
22,352
94,538
54,240
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on over Vz the entire stock
Ceramics • Candies
• Trivets • Wood Crafts
and unique gift items
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CROTON SISTER AREA
szodzsimpz REVENUE AND MtRODITODE
ftat THE YEAR ENDED lalE100t 31, 1979
(with ecmPeratiwe figures far the year ended December 31, 1978)
1 9 7 9 1 9 7 8
4 10,557 4 10,693
Raved*
Mater babe 171,130
669,670
21,334
Capital outlay to be recovered In
future yearn
Othtf Imet tette teats
DxPenditOre
Operatics,
Shleriee
Capital OS-pond/tures
3,493 4,2288
48o 3/2
5,141 4,58o
5,216 6,113
5,780 (2,511)
8,996 $ 3,780
surplus ter the year
Atelicailated nit revenue, January 1
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