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ACC . ' S A INA RENESS DAY ' Wingham Police Chief Robert Witty►, far , sirnulaited blirxir4ss in
Mo ay's Access -Awareness Day. He dropped by The Advance -Timet off+Ce; wi h his garde, . Gord Wall,
lef to chat with editor Bob Murphy, centre. Community leaders ;;and 'interested 'citizens took part in
cess -Awareness Day, which, was designed to give members of the community a greater awareness of
. -ms of disabled people.
Audited statement show
$194 222 hospital surplus
The Wingham and; District donations; and $345,316 from_ other
Hospital finished its fiscal year sources.
ending March 31, 1988 with a surplus Salaries was the largest single--- •
orf $194,222-, he hospital's -board -of- item under expenses -at$ 328;576, an
increase of $318,659 over the
previous year. Employee benefits
totalled $492,478 •while drugs,
medical and surgical supplies cost
$262,740.
Adrrrinistratron Oust amounted to.`
$327,542, food and dietary rsupplles.
cost $172,203, and $308,601 was used
for building operation, ,repairs and
rnaintenance. Depreciation , totall
$210,832 while other expenses ca
to $285,481.
governors was told at the regular
May meeting.
The hospital finished the previous
fiscal year with a surplus.of $206,303,
said Marian. Zinn, finance and audit
committee . chairman, during her
presentation of the audited
statement to the board. The
statement was prepared by Thorne
Ernst and -Whinney of London.
Mrs. Zinn said the statement con-
firmed that Wingham and District
Hospital could be considered "in an
enviable position compared to other
hospitals in the province."
While the bottom line shows a 1987-
88 surplus of $194,222, the actual
excess of ' revenue over expense
amounted to $303,076, the statement
shows. However, a $108,854 ap-
propriation for capital purposes
results in the lower amount.
In the fiscal year ending March 31,
1988, the hospital received $7,691,629
M revenue — up $470,978 from the
previous year — while expenses
totalled $7,388,553 — $475,697 higher
than in the fiscal year ending March
31, 1987.
A breakdown of the revenue shows
$6,780,566 was provided by the
provincial .ministry of health;
$312,821 by self -paying patients;
$143,377 in recoveries and sales;
$93,030 from interest; $16,519 in
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