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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-23, Page 22PAGE 8A-}-GODERICH SIGNAL :STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1974 Local sailing club announce program for would-be sailbrs The Goderich Sailing Club W pleased `"to announce summer instructionprograms in sailing. These programs are open to all residents* of Goderich and District and are offered to, the cornmunity in co-operation with the Ontario Sailing Association and the Goderich Recreation Board. The. first part of the Summer o Instruction Program is a week long "course that is put on by the Ontario Sailing Association Mobile §ailing School, which .will be in Goderich this ,year Outing the week of July 2 - 6. - ° The schoot consists of two certified Ontario Association Instructors, five petrol -class sailing boats and a motor boat. The -course is divided into three sections of 15 pupils each. "There is a morning session, an afternoon session and an: evening n- evening session. The content of 'Ontario Sailing Associatjon is designed to give basic instruction to the novice sailor. In other words it is designed to "turn people on" to sailing. It stresses boat parts and terrni-nology, basic sailing techniques and safety. The course involves .both instruc- tion on land and sailirig ex- perience on the water. All,, area residents ten years old or older who can swim are eligible to participate in the Ontario ,Sailing Association course. The fees are $15.00 for adults and $10.00 for children. Pupils are expected to supply their .own life jackets and deck shoes. Applications are on a first come first serve basis .and the first 45 applications that 'are returned completed• will be ac- cepted in the course. Ap- plication forms cart be picked up at the Recreation office at 9 Waterloo St. S. Goderich. Phase II of the Instruction Program is the Goderich Sailing 'Club Junior Fleet program. The Junior, F,leet is open tp all area kids between the ages of 10 and 18 who want to become involved in sailing as a sport, and recreation. The.. Goderic-}i .Club will make available two petrol class sail boats to the. Junior Sailing Program. The Fleet Captains, Tony' Miller and Geoff Langford, are looking forward to an exciting summer , of helping , area youngsters develop sailing skills, knowledge of boats, and principles of safe boating. The Junior Fleet program is designed as a follow-up to the Ontario Sailing Association Course and a-ny body who has taken the OSA course, or have equivalent skills are eligible for membership in the Junior Fleet. This program is free and those interested need not have any previous sailing experience. Junior Fleet activities will involve intermediate sailing in- struction, race experience and practical lessons in boating and seamanship. One of the aims of the Junior Fleet program is to build towards developing a group of young, Goderich area sailors who can enjoy and compete in, this olympic sport. It. is- to be stressed that the•mJunior Fleet Program is open to all area residents and since the Goderich Sailing Club is providing the._ boats those who want to can go sailing this sum- mer. Deadline for 'return of ap- plication, completed plus fee, to the Recreation Office, 9 Waterloo St. S., is June 15th. There can be no extension of .the deadline. Any young people who 'would like more information on the Junior Fleet and its program should, contact either Geoff Langford (524-2521), or Tony Miller (482-3158). We -hope to see you . this summer. Good sailing. W. Wawanosh council tables dust petition from township folk letter May session of West A.M. Harper.'r s letter was read ' Wawanosh Township Council wherein he inferred he would was held at the Hall May 2 not reduce the amount he ' with all members attending, , originally quoted for the. audit. and "Reeve Lyons A motion by Councillors Foran „presiding. and Durnin directed the Clerk Grant Chisholm spoke briefly 'to write Mr, Harper to the ef= to' Council concerning- his wish .. feet 'Chat his resignation would to purchase a piece of 'land be accepted by Council, 'and from West Wawanosh Town- upon its receipt to' contact Mon- ' ship. , , teith and Monteith of Stratford Mrs, Dorothy McKenzie'ap- to proceed with the 1973 audit. peered before • Council and presented..a petition regarding dust control on Concession 10- „ 11, signed by the 'majority ofb the' residents 'in the St. Helen area. •The petition was tabled at this time on motion of Coun- cillors Rutherford and Foran. By -Law No, 4, 1974, was given third reading and finally don motion of" ' Coun- passe cillors Durnin and" -Rutherford. Thi 'bye-rtlw prohibits the run- • ning-at-large of animals other than dogs and is enforceable 8y the local OPP. Two applications for ' tile drainage loans were presented to4Council. On motion of Coun- cillors Hickey and Foran, the . applications on S1/2 Lot 22 and W112 Lot 23 'Concession 5, and Lot 22 Concession 4, were ac- cepted. p The road accounts were, -or- dered to be paid on motion of Councillors Durnin and Rutherford. The 1973 Audit of Township accounts was discussed, after 1104111( TRICIAN sAYs WERE TIRELESS- WORKERS /RELESS-WORKERS YOU WILL f/NAWFEP/NG PR/CE AND QUALITY ALWAYS /N MIND' BUDD KUEHL at HURON PINES ELECTRIC 86 Kin; St. Clinton Phone .482-7901 LOWER INTEREST RATES. Now Available On IST AND 2ND MORTGAGES Anywhere In Ontario On' .RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and FARM PROfpPERTIES Interim Financing 'For New ConstructIon & Land Development - For Representatives In Your Area 9 Phone SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED (5i9) 7414535 Collect Head -Office - 56 Weber St. E. Kitchener, Ont. -W Buy Existing Mortgages for instant Cash-, tf T Auditor's- ' eport To: The Members of Council, and Ratepayers of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich. - I have examined the 1973 financial statements of the Corpora- tion of the-Tori,cf,Goderich arid its local boards,which are listed on the' attached Index. My examination included general review of the dccounting , procedures and such tests of, accounting records and other' supporting evidence as I considered necessary in the cir- cumstances:" . In m opinion these financial. statements present fairly, the financial position of the Corporation of the Town of Goderich and its local boards as at ' December 31st, 1973, and the results of their op- eration for the year then ended, in accordance withaccounting prin- ciples ,generally accepted for Ontario municipalities applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year. Goderich, Ontario. (Signed) April 8, 1974: - -A. M. HARPER. Licence Number 4440. STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE For the year ended December 31, 1973 W' r 1973 Accumulated net revenue (deficifat the beginning 57,318 . of. the year Expenditure ,u General Government Protection to persons and property Transportation' services. Environmental services .. Conservation of, health Social and family services Recreation and community services Community planning and development Financial expenses Region or county -share of expenditure Education Revenue Taxation .. .. Contributions from "other governments Other ` Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at the end of year Analysed as follows: General revenue 1972 (18,036) 115,744 107,314 217,676 256,023 274,465 230,336 191,156 182,087 10,420 10,860 • 2,494 r . 160,919 148,899 103,829.' 31,214 . 42,454 8,775 198,963 203,841 435,733 353,634 (1,753,853) (1,532,983) 1,391,699 433,131 59,230 1,884,060 187,525 187,525. 187,525 '1,141,343 311,437 155,557. 1,608,337 57,318 • 1973 4, STATEMENT OF (APITAL FUND OPERATIONS For the year ended December 31, 1973 1973 Unfinancgd capital outlay (Unexpended capital fin= , ancing) at the beginning of the year' Capital outlay G . Capital expenditure General government Protection to persons and property .. :..... Transptirtation_services , , Recreation and Community services .... .... - Community planning and development Capital financing Contributions from the revenue fund Other q., Unfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended capital fin- ancing) at the end of the year (3,552 2,301 12,859 41,563 16,664. 64,463 1972 (992) 529 �u 89,649 26,357 11,364 137,850- -'"-' 127,899 107,818 3,264 127,459 3,000 (111,082) (130,459) 23,216 (3,552) CONSOLID4TED BALANCE SHEET as at December 31, 1973 Assets , Current assets ' • Cash Accounts receivable Taxes receivable Other current assets Capital outlay -to be recovered in future years Other long teran assets IaabilitieS , Current liabilities Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Other current liabilities � � J Net long term liabilities .. 57,318 Reserves and reserve funds Accumulated net revenue (deficit) and unapplied • capital receipts 57,318 . ANALYSIS OF REVENUE For the year ended December ,31, 1973 Taxation Realty -Residential and farm -Commercial and industrial Business Special charges Contributions from other governments Payments in lieu of taxes Canada Ontario enterprises Municipal enterprises Subsidies Canada -Local Incentive Program Ontario -General - Per capita General support grant . Resource equalisation grant Provincial -municipal employment incentive program Mining Municipality Ontario -Specific Roadways Assistance to children -Day Nursery Recreation Liquor License • Fees Special Police .. ..... Ont. Housing --re sale to tenants Municipalities - County of Huron Other revenue Licenses and permits Rents,. concessions and franchises . Fines ........ , Penalties and interest on faxes Income from investments Sundry ... Discount on County rates . •.. . . Recovery of taxes written off . • Provision for deferred revenue Property sold h Total revenue 1973 Budget 767,009 372,663 1973 1972 Actual. Actual 782,070 644,243 398,179 320,334 ' 1,139,672 ' 1,180,249 964,577 137,985 151,944 118,650 '58,000 59,506 58,116 1,335,657 1,391,699 1,141,343 7,900 9,148 ' 7,801 31,250 ' 35,527 27,131 12,400 14,608 11,922 y 51,550 56,731 15,439 111,667 59,283 • 46,854 11,466 56,731 48,313 15,614 116,656 5;585 9,201 57,982 80,000 112,788 78,791 2,015 6,000 7,931 6,000 2,000 1,927 1,759 9,000 , Al2,222 9,891 1,199 280,837 332,668 211,937 41,180 41,180 41,180 • 41,180 . 41,180 41,180 • 373,567 433,131 311,437 • 6,200 14,600 1,500 8,000 1,00 000 5,000 56 %000 10,400 6,466 12,728 14,128 1,024 1,631 7,999 8,412 2,689 1,760 6,134 13;600 98,882 18,250 5,383 5 155,557 57,356 1,766,580 .1,884,060 1,608,337 AND EXPENDITURE 1973 1972 225,226 82,005 70,233 63,049 76,452 62,005 86,182 86,195 • 458,093 293,254 1,386,945 1,441,508 • 6,400 1,851,438 1,734,762 107,242 28,082 83,055 1.35,324 • 83,055 1,360'199 -1,441,508 158,461 149,329 19.7,454 60;870 • 1,851,438 1,734,762 For the year ended December 31, 1973 General government Members of council , General administration Unclassified --• -" 1 L1 Protection to persons and property Fire . Police Street lighting Unclassified Transportation services Roadways Traffic control Drainage Unclassified 1973 , 1973- 1972 Budget. Actual Actual $ $ ' $ 15,50(1 ' ' 15,173 - 12,058 90,000 ; 90,050 82,440 11,200 10,521 ' 12,816 116,700 115,744 107,314 31,542, 26,427 146,507. 153,935 34,202 23,082 20,367 14,232 237,618 91,001 123182 33,431 8,409 217,676 256,023 _ 253,725 133,346 147,950 4,000 1,484 ° 1,18, Environmental . services Sanitary sewer system Garbage collection dnd disposal Conservation 'of' health Support of hospitals 13,000 ' 88,125 20,286 t 85,075 51,510 .60,911 355,800 274,465 230;336 133,369 126,922 121,313 63,300 64,234 60,774 196,669 191,156 10,420 ,10,420 Social and family services 1,000 Day nurseries 1,000 Recreation and community services Parks and recreation Libraries Other cultural facilities Unclassified Community planning and development Planning and zoning Urban renewal Industrial development .. . .... n. .... . Unclassified Financial expenses1 Interest on temporary borrowing Provision for allowances Unclassified .. Region or county -share el expenditure Education Elementary -+public separate Secondary , ... Total e*ponditure 182,087 10,420 10,860 10,420 10,860.- 2,494 2,494 141,192 . 134,498 5,000 4,249 4,000 ' 4;504 '18,496 17,668 123,107 5,877 4,494 15,421 • 168,688 160,919 148,899 9,000 10,863 85,719 72,191 21,375 _ 20,775 41120 15,458 11,636 " 116,094 103,829 , 31,21.4 600 1,943 556 4,500 4,000 40,511 3,719 4,600424 , 54 '8,775 193,884 198,963 `' 203,841 211,134 216,628 166,357 24,118 24,446 22,824 ,191,830 194,659 164,453 427,082 435;733 353,634 , 1,823,555 1,753,853 , 53 1,532,983 i44.444.4.4*.444.444. 404444.4444.4.4.4.4.444.4 1 •