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ow Sentinel, Wednesday, Jam, 3U; 002-.4)6110
Wins season tickets
• - flue Web ter
, Jim Webster of Waterloo,
son of Kee and. Wellington
Webster, was the winner of
two seasons. tickets, to the
home sanies Of the Junior A
Kitchener: hangers Hockey
team during a Go hanger Go
promotion put on the Kitch.
utter Waterloo Record, Jim
Webster's ttanie was select.
ed from the eligible entrants
by.John Thompson, business
Manager of the Hattgers,
Congratulations, ' Jilt,
Mrs, Barbara Sheppard of
'Faris,. Ontario, daughter of
Charles and Mkyme :Wilkins,
visited with her parents for a
day or two during the week,
Mr, and- - Mrs, Warren.
Wylds and Mr. Dan voids
had a few of the family visit
with them on Father's Day,
There were Mrs, June Wylds
of Kincardine, Mrs, Gayle
Bell and her three daughters
of Ripley, Miss Linda- Wylds
of London and Kenny *ids
andhis daughter, Mel'aney of
Goderich. •
•Thursday, June 24wasthe
last day of school 'for many
pupils in the public schools,
it was an eventful day at the
Drookside School, the pupils
of the kindergarten elass'had
their graduation execises and
the other pupils : received
their • report cards: We )want
to congratulate all the pupils
who tried sohard during the
past term and good luck in
your new grades next . term,
Congratulations to Roddy
McDonald and Barbara Car'
ter on their up aiming mar.
riage later next month,
Mr; and Mrs, Bill Kemp.
ton had a nice time on
'Father's Day . when their
family took .them out to.
brunch at ,the Druce Inn in.
Kincardine,
Congrattuiations are.' also
sent out to Steven McNay
and Mary Kempton on their
up corning marriage July 10.
Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Luther
were in Ridgetown and olein.
1ty visiting relatives .there,
Notes to Financial Statements
.ACCOUNT/NO 1Ottelis
a) Statement of Revenue and f;xPendibure
,This statement fefletts the revenueg• and c%pendj.tures of the revenue
funde
stat/Ment of Capital„Operations
This statement.teilects.the capital expenditure of the municipality
to be recovered from the .general municipal revenue of 'the; municipality..
finance” sheet
.stgtement refletts tke"ati9ets ani -liabilities of the revenue
fund and the Capital ,fund,
I) hilted Assets i
The historieat cost and accumuiatecldepreciation of fixed assets is
trot reported tot tttuni.tipal purposes. ,, Instead,, "Capital outlay En be
• , trecdvetred •in: future .yeara't i hili is the aggregate of 'the' principal.'
portion ref uftifatured long term liabilities,.ctptial funds transfurryd "
to other-orgatnisat ons, and the .oast of capital piojects not yet
petwatiently l:trattecd; is reportedft the balances Photo:.
.l4uniCipal' Citterprises . .
'There are,'tia municipal enterprise dCt.ivities carried on by -the. municipality,
f) Charges fate Net tang Term tiabiiit los
fbebt retirement costs including principal and interest. are charged
against cur'teft. revenues it the ,periods 'in which they. arc pate],
interest ehdrges'..tre not accrued for •the periods. from 'the date of
the latest'interest payments to.the end of the financial
2. Cl1'/Tat OUTLAY TO . gg ,1;CCoVgFtgb. tN yams nts YEAi s
4.
a).
Sinha Capital Outlay td be,tecot'ered in future) years does not represent
a burden on general municipatl revenues, as At . is to be recovered in
ftiture year's from other aourtes:
Spacial charge's on benefitting lando*►ners
1981 ° 12s0
$275.0686 $19.7,138
b)- Capital outlays, inaluding.fitted assets and, the transf.c;rs'of capital
funds. in the altnourit of $78,110, which have_ beim financed frgn gate i .tl
municipal t'evenues of the citrtont yt.nr, Aro deported:on t(a Statement
!If itevetue and bxpetiditure.
MT 1.ONC 'CLrttH t tAf l`I,tTlrl5.
The balantse for 'hurt loris tt<rttt ]islet ]ictus repo4e4 ori '..le U.11nnc' Sprat i:,
isade up of tha fdiiottittg s
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i'dtal .long tetra liabilitir•s incurred by the
municipality and outstanding at the end
of. the year amount to '
ACCUttil k'rt;U MT MAIM A'1' 'tar, v41,, or Tilt; MA
Aht+ balance in the r'cvenue fund at the yt:nr end is. ev,ilnlilu to redact
(to' be added to, 'the leviea of)the following classes of irdtepnycrs.
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Specikal area ratepayer's
Cetera' ratepayers
*hoed board ratepayers•
County ratepayers' .
19:81 1980
$ 12,910 ' .$ 4,192 •
(10,791) 211931
53 r,
!2,55
$27,804
$, 2,227
CNARC`Ss FOR.N81' toric zEttitt 111Afi]ttl'tlES '
Tata/ charges for the year for lOtrg.term liabilities -were as follows;
1981 1980
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$180587 $17,181'
9�y6 4.. 9..285
$28,281.. $26,469
Of the total chairges Shove above, $28,281 wore paid from general municipal
tevtt,des of the municipality acid atcs, in'cittded• in ,expenditerrs oat the. 8txtement
of Revanae And t xpendittre' ciassif�:nd under the appropriate functional headings,
Principal paytnattts
interest
Boys' Field Day champions at Brookride .Publle School. are from the left, Scott Hackett,
hitermedlate; Duane.Durinln, primary; Scott Gibson, junior; Soul Wright, primary; Wayne
Drs, senior' and Phillip Luedemann, midget. (Sentinel Staff 1Phottil
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Girls' Field Day champions at Drookside ' Public School are . from the •left, &ulna Itaynard,
junior;Shella Hymers, primary; Shelley Good, intermediate; 'Julie Pentland, midget and
Reify Markham, senior. {Sentinel Stab' Photo]
Sunday schgol picnic
Trinity Sunday School con
ducted the morning, worship
service on Sunday, June 27
followed by the congrega-
tional , picnic at . Brookside
Public .School in the after.
noon..
Scripture lessons were tak-
en by Ken Wilkins and.
Sharon Alto•.t; the offering
was received by the primary
junior class and the wheel of
prayer offered by the inter-
mediate and junior classes. A
contemporary dramatization
of Christ's Parable of the
Sower Was presented by the
senior class.
Attendance pins were
presented 'to the following
members of the Sunday'
School by Kevin Alton: Kind.
ergarten, . Heather , Alton,
Sandia Alton, Erie Andrew,
Danielle Cranston,, Mac
Hackett, l4rista Ritchie;
Primary, Vanessa Alton,
Warren Andrew, Kim Far-
rish, Stacey Hakkers, Doug
Helm, Darrell Scott; Primary
Junior, Shauna Andrew,
Chris Parrish, lan Hakkers,
Janine Retch; lntetmediaite,
Jamie Alton, Scott Hackett,
Nancy Hunter, Debbie Ray,
nard, Donna Baynard, Donna
Scott; Senior, George Alton,
Kevin Allan, Sharon Alton,
Steve Alton, Suzanne Alton;
Brenda Hackett, Paul Hack-
ett, Diane Ka ynard, Shirley
Scott,Elizabeth Wilkins,
Ken Wilkins.
Members. who achieved
perfect'attendance were Kim
Parrish; Shauna Andrew,
Sharon Alton, Suzanne 'Al-
ton, 'Brenda Hackett, Paul
Hackett and Chris Parrish.
Winners of prizes at the
picnic were running races for
Kindergarten, grade 1, Eric.
Andrew and Laura Gold;
grade 1 and 2, Kim Parrish,
Warren Andrew; grade 3 and
4, Marina Andrew, Chris
Farrish spoon race, Janine
Hel;m's team of Chris 'Far- •
risk, Doug Helm, Kim Far.
risk, Mac Hackett; oldest
man present, William E.
Andrew Sr.; oldest woman
present, •Margaret Andrew:
biggest feet, Don Alton;
smallest feet, Joanne Hack-
kers; women with most coup,.
ons in purse, Evelyn Hack.
ett; man with the longest
belt, Douglas Itaynard; larg
est family present, Don Alton
and' Charlie Wilkins tie&'
with Charlie guessing the
right number to 'win a , prize;
• lucky piate, Joan Helm;
peanut' and candy scrambles
were enjoyed' by the pre -Sun.
day School children, Pre.
school and kindergarten and
grades 1," 2, 3 and 4,