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PAGE 8A-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. MAY 5, 1977
Kingsbridge
community
news
(Intended For
Last Week)
SOCIAL NEWS
Sincere: sympathy of the
community is extended to
Mrs. Gertrude (Tillie)
MacKenzie on the death of
her- husband Frank in the
Wingham and District
General Hospital on Wed-
nesday, April 20 in his 72nd
year. His body rested at the
MacPherson Funeral Chapel,
Teeswater where the funeral
service was •held on Friday.
April 2 -Ind at 2 p,m. Inter-
ment was in the Teeswater
Cemetery, Frank was well
known in. this area as he and
his wife Tillie kept the Store
at Kingsbridge from
February, 194% until
February 1959. ,
Congratulations to the
Grade 3 students of St.
Joseph's school, Kingsbridge
who took part in the choir
event at the Stratford Musical
Festival on Tuesday, April 19
and won third prize for their
efforts.
Frank Sullivan returned to
his home here on Tuesday,
April 19 after spending the
winter months at. the Talbot
Inn,. London. Welcome hack,.
Frank.
Students. who have been
attending the different
universities are now enjoying
the sunnier break and many
have obtained summer
employment.
'Mrs. John Austin and Mrs.
Joe Courtney attended the.
South Western Ontario,Pro
Life Conference held athe
Bethel Tabernacle Church in
Stratford
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Dalton of Windsor, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Lalonde of Orillia
and Mr, and Mrs. Ken King
of Welland visited with Mrs,
Mark Dalton and family on
Saturday and Sunday. •
Mr. Frank Sullivan
received stitches at the
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich
when he cut his arm on
barbed wire. -
Sincere sympathy is ek-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Harm
Kloeze of RR 3, Goderich.'
Mrs. Kloeze's brother, his
wife and three children were
killed in a plane crash in the
Canary Islands.
Sympathy is also extended
to Theodore and Gus Red-
mond and their families On
the death of their sister Miss
Mate Redmond in London, on
Satur"day, April 23rd. Her
body rested at the Stiles
Funeral Home, Goderich
until 10 a.m. Tuesday, April
.t`i. Requiem Mass •was
celebrated in• the St.
Augustine Roman Catholic
church on Tuesday at 10;30
a.m. Interment was in the St.
Augustine cemetery,
Mr. Vincent Austin was a
patient in the Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich for a few days last
week,
Townshend
addresses
Nile UCW
The April meeting of the
Nile U.C.W. was held at the
home of Mrs. Len Christilaw.
Devotional part was in
charge of Mrs. Russel
Brindley and Mrs, Len
Christilaw, Members are
asked to save their Zehr's
shopping tapes.
• Special speaker was Miss
Elaine Townshend who spoke
on hpw she had overcome her
handicap and some of the
things that could he changed
to help people in similar
positions such as lowering
one telephone and providing
ramps to public buildings for
wheel chairs,
Her talk was very in-
teresting and much enjoyed
by all as a number of us have
no idea what the handicapped
people really go through.
A gift was presented to
Miss Townshend by Mrs, E.
Feagan.
A successful auction sale
among the members aftd
visitors was held with Mrs.
Russel Brindley as auc-
tioneer.
Rev, Dobson closed the
meeting with prayer.
A lovely lunch was served
by Mrs. Christilaw and Mrs,
Brindley.
TOWN of
Auditor's Report
To: The Members of Council, inhabitants and Ratepayers of the To n of Goderich
We have examined the financial statements of the Tuticn „t' Godcrrch and its local boards for the
year ended December 31, 1976. Our examination %as made m accordance with generally accepted
auditing standards and accordingly ilicludcd such tests and other prpceidures as we considered
necessary in the circumstances
In our opinion, these financial statements present fairly the financial position of the Town of
Goderich and its local boards as at December 31, 1976 and the results of its operations for the year
then ended in accordance with accounting principles ,t nertilly accepted for Ontario municipalities
applied on a basis consistent %%ith that of the preceding year
Listo%%el. Ontario,
February 25, 1977
License No 514
MacGillivray & Co
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS;
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS
for the year ended December 31, 1976
Unfinanced capital out lay t Unexpended capital
financing) at the beginning of thy t'tar
1976 1975
Actual :Actual
8 $
(339) 237,519
Capital expenditure
General govern nt'nt 1,500
Protection to persons and property i 13.168
Transportation services 111,4 13
F.nvir•onmental ser ice's 233,828
Health services
Social and family Si` r'vlce.
Re'cri ation and cultural ser'%lces
Planning and develtupment
Other
3.902
15,539
141,860
129,389
32,132 55,494
Total.expenditure 392,041 346,183
Capital financing
Contributions from the revenue fund
Contributions from reserve funds
and reserves
Long term liabilities incurred
Ontario grants
Other
361,864 215,1.67
164,892
9,953 76,388
4,954 127.594
Total capital financing 376,771 584,041
Unfinanced caiitaloutlay (Unexpended
capital financing) at the end of the year 14,931 (3391
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
as at December 31, 1976
ASSETS
Current assets
1978 1975
5 $
Cash. • 82.092 177,543
Accounts receivable 146.563 173,810
Taxes receivable 97,902 75,110
Investments .. 120,920 21,160
Other current assets 90;451 80,095
Capital outlay to he recovered in
futureyears - ` 1,366,617 1,462,090
Other long term 7issets.•
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Temporary loans .. ....... .
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities.
Other current liabilities . °
Net long term liabilities
Reserves and reserve funds: •
f Accumulated net revenue"Cdeficit) and
unapplied capital receipts
1,904,545 1,989,808
57,470 1,769
113,655 181,448
29,575 5,575
200,700 188,792
1;351,686 1,462,090
317,607 249,576
34,552 89.350
1,904,545 1,989,808
ANALYSIS OF REVENUE
for the year ended December 31, 1976
region or
county
share
Taxation
Realty - Residential and farm
- Commercial and industrial
Business
Special charges
Payments in lieu of taxes
Canada
., Canada enterprises
Ontario
The Municipal Tax,Assistance Act
The Provincial Parks Municipal Tax
Assistance Act
The Municipal Act (section 304)
Universities and colleges
Hospitals
Other
Ontario enterprises
Ontario Housing Corporation
Ontario Hydro
Liquor Control Board of Ontario
Municipal enterprises
Other municipalities
Ontprin unconditional grants
Per capita general
Per capita policing
Transitional assistance
Special assistance
total
revenue
1 2
$ $
1,171,745 168,417 434,939 568,389
666,513 99,605 235,875 331,033
school
boards
share
general
municipal
purposes
3 4
8 $
1,838,258 268,022. 670,814 899,422
273,769 40,219 97,799 135,751
122,872 122,872
2,234.899 308,241 768,613 1,158,045
12,150 12,150
4,050' 1,074
2,976
1976
GODERICH
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
for the year ended December 31, 1976
General Government
Members of council
General administration • .. . . . ... . .. .
Protection to persons and property
Fire ,.,.,
Police . , . , ,
Conservation authority , . , . .
Protective: inspection and control ..._ , ..
Emergency measures
Flood control ........... ....`::
Transportation services
Roadways ... . , f' . .. . . ...... .
Transit :...... ..............
Traffic control
Parking ....
Street lighting .
Air and water transportation
Environmental services
Sanitary sewer system . , . , ...... , .
Storni sewer system
Waterworks system
Garbage collection
Garbage disposal
Pollution control
Health services
Public health services. .
Public health inspections and control .
32,727 4;696 12,179 15,852 Hospitals . •
81 1+ 185 626 Ambulance services
4,023 920 3,103 Cemeteries -
8,543
62,304
8,543
6,875 12,179 43.250
44,618
58,272
General support 76,108
Resource equalization 224,967 59,762
Northern general support•
Ontario specificgrants
Canada specific grants
Municipal specific grants
(specify municipalities)
County of Huron
Other revenue
Total revenue
403,965 59,762
233,705 233,705
44,,618
58,272
Social and family services
General assistance
Assistance to aged persons
Assistance -to Children
Day nurseries
Recreation and cultural services •
76,108 Parks and recreational facilities
165,205 Recreation services
Libraries
Universities and colleges
344,203 OtherruTtbrat
637,670 59,762
577,908
Planning and development
Planning and zoning
Cnmmrrcial and industrial development
Rcsid; ntial development
67,300 67.300 Agriculture and reforestation
Tile drainage
67,300
139,217
67,300
139,217
3.141,390 `374.878 780,792 1,§85,720
Other (Specify)
Electricity, gas or telephone enterprises
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the beginning of the year
Expenditure
General municipal purposes
General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and development
Other
Region or county purposes
School board purposes
Total expenditure
Revenue
General municipal purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Other grants
Other
Region or county purposes
'Taxation.
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Outer
School board purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Other... .. ..
Total revenue..
Accumulated net revenut (deficit) at
the end of the year ... ,
Analysed as follows:
General revenue �..,,.
Region or county ... ,
School boards.• ....
Special charges .:. , ... .
Special areas
Local boards ..... <..
1976
Budget
$
1976
Actual
$
98,124 89,011
183,325
376,316
738,894
314,771
71,245'
12,560
'259,945
45,555
•
190,867
384,250
448,387
597,187
72,045
6,342
319,791
17,205
1975
Actual
•
195,269
165,192
340,776
628,944
276,788
30,540
6,194
355,641
69,223
2,002,611 2,036,074 1,873,298
8
370,297 377,244 360,193
762,699 782,531 574,840
3,135,607 3,195,849 2,808,33]
1,129,603
50,900
553,281
67,300
119,190
1,158,045
43,250
577,908
67,300
139,217
1,920,274 1,985,720
301,165
1,074
59,684
964,790
38,422
573,888
63,819
172,962.
1,813,881
308,?41 311;826
6,875 7,192
59,762 42,344
e
361,923 374,878 361,362
752,310 768,613
567,537
2,976 12,179 9,293
755,286 780,792 576,830
3,037,483 3,141,390 2,752,073
34,552 89,011.
„,55,111 97,984
1105) 2,261
(5901 1,149
5 4
(19,864) (12,383)
34,552 89,011
ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE
salarleswagesond materials
employee supplles and
benefits uNUtl.s
1 2
.r
for the year ended December 31, 1976
services
and rents,,
2
27,000 •
106,110 19,149 43,122
133,110 19,149 43,122
31,215 3,859 29,779
230,848 19,395 14,655
15,915
25,933 2,049 3,680
287,996 25,303 64,029
65,451 , 58,202 132,368
• 12,385 3,434 879
1,389
23,064 10,310
26,553 31,598 32,007
104,389 116,298 176,953
68,292 23,049'
446 8,970
finandal
expenses
total
transfer
•
13,201 1,500
13,201 1,500
4,520
5,625
3,023
13,168
10,653 75,911
25,115
14,643 115
25,296 101,143
10,949 67,461 62,260
26,650 233,828
71,640
360 57,339
69,098 32,019 139,928
13,832 1,377
1,508
13,832 1,377 1,508
134,014 49,497 31,609
9,614 4,464 31,918
3,540 2,032 1,355
4,383 2,661 5,9`39
151,551 58,654 70,821
1,760
1,107 39 3,315
9,584
-2,867 39
Total 762,843 252,839
12,899
94,111 296,088
10,045
10,045
40,000
22,000
62,000
27,540 12,225
27,540. 12,225
1,500
1,500
509,260 170,193 481,624
Internal
charges
gran
eapendlture
7
from other
munIdpalll lo,
and school board,
t f
from
o1h,n ,
27,000
183,082 5,442 13,77 h
210,082 5,442 13,773 11i'
4,588. 1,658
1.
69,373
270,513
15,915
34,685
390,496 4,588 1,658.
342,585
16,698
26,506
33,374
104,916
524,079
232,011
269,894
18,229
16,000 41,468
16,000 59,692
71,640
57,699 32,635
631,244
50,045
22,000
72,045
16,717
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