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To: 77ie Members of Council, Inhabitants, and
Corporation of the Township of Turnberry
Ratepayers of the Toumship of 7hrnberry
and its local board as at December 31st, 1975,
7,624.
and the results of their operations for the
176,400.
year then ended, in accordance with gener-
We have examined the 1975 financial state-
ally accepted accounting principles for On-
ments of the Corporation of the Township of
tario municipalities applied, after giving re-
Turnberry and the Bluevale Community Hall
troactive effect to the changes referred to in
Board.
Notes 1 (a) and (f) and Note 5 to the financial
Our examination included a general review
statements, on a basis consistent with that of
of the•accounting procedures and such test
the preceding year.
of accounting records and other supporting
Monteith, Monteith Co.
evidence as we considered necessary in the
Chartered Accountants
circumstances.
Licence No. 284
In our nninion these financial statements
Stratford, Ontario
present fairly the financial position of the
Date of Filing June 15th, 1976
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE
for the year ended December 31, 1975
284,133.
1975 1975 1974
64,693.
Budget Actual Actual
tree,
$ $ s
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
130,625.
the beginning of the year
6,620. 6,653. 17,490.
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
School board purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Other
Total revenue
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year
Analysed as follows:
General revenue
Special charges
Special areas
Police villages
24,500.
23,566.
24,874.
10,500.
7,624.
15,773.
176,400.
187,808.
113,973.
1,349.
4,574.
5,355.
191,417.
75.
Rev. and Mrs. Wesley B. Ball
1,650.
1,502.
5,153.
Carl Douglas, Beimae.
1,199.
Ball spent their holidays with
213,050.
226,348.
165,128.
60,569.
60,836.
47,682.
81,299.
81,577.
71,323.
3;4,918.
368,761.
284,133.
64,425.
64,693.
53,949.
tree,
1,187.
186.
130,625.
116,211.
82,660.
attended the Armstrong relmien
50.
end with'Mr. and Mn. Lem Oinas
4,000.
6,900.
7,207.
199,050.
189,041.
144,002.
60,569.
61,451.
48,291.
L 15,000.
15,017.
9,921.
75,569.
76,468.
58,212.
81,299.
82,719.
71,082.
81,299.
82,719.
71,082.
355,918.
348,228.
273,296.
0
Mississauga at the home of Mr.
St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
7,620.
(13,880.)
6,653.
(23,459.)
(46,388.)
( 9,426.)
Free
Free Estimates
( 495.)
tended the Edgar reunion held at
Region or county 30,290• 30,922.
School boards 609. 1,751.
Local boards 180. 330.
7,620. (13,880.)
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS
for the year ended December 31, 1975
1)nfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended capital
financing) at the beginning of the year
Capital expenditure
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
Total expenditure
Capital financing
Contributions from the revenue fund
Contributions from reserve funds and reserves
Long term liabilities incurred
Ontario grants
Othe'r
Total capital financing
Unfina�need capital outlay (Ilnexpended
Capital financing) at tW tpd of the year
t
15,290.
609.
180.
6,653.
1975
1974
Actual
Actual
$
t
14,050.
12,799.
1,079.
1,349.
_
194,392. —
6,697.
191,417.
3,764.
Uo
3.900.
2.600.
196,396.
16,449.
78,092.
13.849.
94,280.
Mitchell.
22,020.
1,349.
_
194,392. —
15,198.
16.054. 14,050.
,
Gorriole
Personal
Notes
Friends and relatives ftm the
Meld Sunday in the (Ann's Pgrk.
weeks' leaderabio course at the
area aumded a em ps shower
Mitchell.
Armed Forces Base at Cold Lake,
and dinner on Friday evenW` for
Mr. and Mn. Michael Grain-
Alta.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Grainger,
ger, Kitchener, spent the
Rev. and Mrs. Wesley B. Ball
Kitchener, at the lame of Mrs.
weekend with Mr. and Mn. Alvin
and Misses Wanda and Winona
Carl Douglas, Beimae.
Grainger.
Ball spent their holidays with
Mn. Wes Robertson, Douglas
Mn. A. L. Stephens, Mn. C ldl
relatives in Montreal and area.
Robertson, Donald Robertson,
Grainger and Mn. Alvin Grain-qd
Mr. and Mn. Spence Jacques
Mn. Bruce Hall and Mn. Harley
ger attended the trousseau tea in
of Nenah, Wis., called on Mn.
Campbell of Toronto visited Fri-
honor of Miss Linda Wallace at
Lloyd Jacques and Mr. and Mn.
day with Mr. and Mn. Cecil Kin-
the home of Mn. William Wal-
Jack Leppington.
tree,
lace, Ayr, on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mn. Raymond Gowdy,
Mr. and Mn. Elmer J. Farriab
Mr. and Mn. Johnston Conn,
Jana and Philip spent the week -
attended the Armstrong relmien
Miss Merle Wilson, Mn. Ger-
end with'Mr. and Mn. Lem Oinas
Walter Woods poured tea and
trude Tiffin and Mrs. F;ced Dus-
of Toronto and while there visited
- - - -
tow of Wingham visited Friday
the CN Tower.
evening with Mn. Albert Dustow.
Mr. and Mn. Robert Gogo and
N G L I S FARM
Mr. and Mn. Gordon Vines of
Judy of Timmins spent a few
I
Listowel, RR 1, visited Sunday at
days with Mr. and Mrs. John
DRAINAGE 4
the mine home.
McCutcheon.
4
Mr. and Mn. Gordon Edgar at-
Mr. and Mn. Thomas Edgar,
4
tended the Greenwood reunion in
M Faye and Lynne Edgar of
Quality Installation
Mississauga at the home of Mr.
St. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
Clay C r Plastic
and Mn. Donald Ritchie on Sun-
Michael Stirling of London visit -
day.
t-
ed Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and at-
Free
Free Estimates
Mrs. Harry Peirce of Lindsay
tended the Edgar reunion held at
572- 6,063.
and Charles Bounsall of Milton
the home of Mn. Glad Edgar on
PHONE: 392-6700
spent several days at the home of
Sunday.
R.R. 3 Walkerton
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nay visited
Taxes receivable
Jeffrey Nay is taking a six
Mn • Earl Cudmore of Brussels
`i
the minister of 40 years ago; Mn.
on Sunday.
243,174. 80,817.
Fordwieh Lodge members
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker of
WARD & U P T I G R O V E
Wingham spent Friday with Mr.
triedtended
and Mrs. Ivaner
t. mem-
Listowel
0
orial service at Molesworth
The Wingham Advance -Times, July 15, IVM--PaM S
(519) 291-3040
Cemetery on Sunday.
r'>1'• and Mrs. Robert Ferguson
Honor Wingham couple
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Ferguson of Acton.
on 40th anniversary
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LAYMEN'S SERVICE
In honor of their parents' 40th
bells and white doves. Beautiful
GORRIE—Wesley Ball Jr.,
wedding anniversary, Mrs. Doris
rose bouquets adorned the living -
Sunday School superintendent,
Atmore of Mississauga, Mr. and
room.
conducted the service in the Uni-
Mrs. John Moffat of RR 1, Wroxe-
Mrs. Carl Douglas and Mn.
BALANCE
SHEET
ed Church, on Sunday with scrip-
ter, and Mrs. Everitt Bridge of
Walter Woods poured tea and
as at December 31, 1975
ture readings from John 6:1-14
RR 2, Palmerston, help open
coffee. The three daughters,
and Matt. 14:22-27. "Overcoming
house June 27 for Mr. and Mrs.
Doris, Mae and Irene, assisted by
Life's Obstacles" was the theme
Fred Doubledee at 349 Shuter
Mrs. Elaine Baxter of Phila-
Assets
of his sermon.
Street, Wingham.
delphia and two granddaughters,
Current assets
1975 1974
Miss Joan Reichard, Gorrie RR
The tea table was centred with
Sandra and Michelle Moffat,
$ $
2, sang a solo, "I've Been to Cal-
a three -tiered 40th anniversary
served the 150 guests who called
vary" accompanied by Mrs. John
wedding cake beautifully deco-
to express their best wishes.
Cash
572- 6,063.
A. Freeman on the organ.
rated with ruby red roses, white
Special guests were Rev. and
Accounts receivable
202,377. 52,138.
Mrs. George Wylie of Oshawa,
Taxes receivable
40,225. 22,616.
the minister of 40 years ago; Mn.
Other current assets
243,174. 80,817.
Fordwieh Lodge members
Evelyn '
y Wilson, the brides at -
tendant, and Mr. Wilson; the
groom's three sisters, Mrs. Janet
Capital outlay to be recovered in future years 17,829. 16,100.
0
Harding, and Mr. Harding, Ford -
with; Mrs. Lena Narrie, To -
Other long term assets
r e e e i v e 25 -year
pins
ronto; Mrs. Elsie Miller, Brus-
261,003. 96,917,sels,
twin sister of the groom;
FORDWICH — Four members
D'Arcey chaired the meeting.
Mrs. Russell MacKersie, aunt of
of Morningstar Lodge No. 131
A thank -you letter was read
the bride; Prof. and Mrs. John
Liabilities
have been awarded 25 -year pins
from the True Blue and Orange
Baxter and son John of Phila-
and awards in recognition of
Home, thanking the ladies for the
delphia, cousin of the bride; Mrs.
Current liabilities
long-standing membership and
two quilts sent them. Cards were
Woods and Mrs. Douglas.
Temporary loans
131,500.
service in the organization. The
signed for two sick members.
All joined the family for a
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
66,608. 13,214.
presentation was made in June
The next meeting of the lodge
delicious dinner served at seven
Other current liabilities
when the lodge entertained the
will be held August 4.
o'clock by Turnberry Tavern.
198,108. 13,214.
Wellington County Lodge No. 4.
Out-of-town guests were from
Ladies from Arthur, Fergus,
Philadelphia, Toronto, Oshawa,
Net long term liabilities
1,775. 2, 050.
Guelph, Galt, Palmerston and
Simcoe, Cambridge (Galt),
Resefves and reserve funds
75,000. 75,000.
Harriston attended the gather
•
Trousseau 1 eO
Kitchener, Waterloo, PlattsvWe,
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) and unapplied
ing.
Arkona, Seaforth, Harriston,
capital receipts
(13,880.) 6,653.
Sisters Susan Gibson, Elva
held to honor
Palmerston, Clifford, Fordwich,
-Gorrie,
261,003. 96,917,
Foster and Ethna Foster re-
Wroxeter, Teeswater,
ceived their pins from one of the
Ruth Ellen Currie
Lucknow and Belmore.
oldest members of the lodge,
Sister Elsie Strong. Sister Frieda
On Saturday afternoon and
D'Arcey received her pin from
evening, July 10, a trousseau tea
Sister Pearl Saunders. All the
was held at the home of Mrs.
award winners are from Ford-
John A. Currie of RR 3, Wing -
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
wtch.ham.
The Morningstar
Many friends and relatives
Your
members met
attended the tea held in honor of
gift
on July 9 at 8:30 with Sister
Heimbecker opening the meeting
the forthcoming marriage of her
daughter, Ruth Ellen. Honored
will help
1. Accounting Policies
2. Charges for Net Long Term Liabili-
by reading Psalm 131. She then
guest was Mrs. John Strong of
(a) Balance Sheet
ties
led in the opening prayer. Sister
Gorrie, the bride's grandmother,
Did you know, says The Cana -
The Balance Sheet reflects the cam-
Total charges for the year for net
who poured tea.
than Arthritis Society, that when
"In
bined assets and liabilities of the
long term liabilities were as follows
The tea table was covered with
you make an memoriam" do -
revenue fund, capital fund and the
(as shown on Schedule 1-8)
Pro-life roll
a hand -crocheted tablecloth
nation you are helping to train
Township of Turnberry Community
Principal Payments $275.
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centred with the bride's wedding
young doctors in the field of
Hall Board. Certain assets and lia-
Interest $174.
Changes name
cake featuring tall pillars and
Rheumatology? All money re-
"In
bilities are not reflected as describ-
white background with blue
ceived through The Society's
ed in (b) and (e) of thisnote.
$449'
The name of the Wingham Pro-
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daisies in a Grecian design. Mrs.
Glen Courtis, the grooms
Memorian" program goes into a
special Fellowship Fund set up
(b) Fixed Assets
3. Net Long Term Liabilities
life group has now- been legally
"Voice
mother from Wallaceburg, as-
for this purpose. Remember The
No value is attached to fixed assets
Total long term liabilities incurred
changed to for Life, Wing-
ham", which is affiliated with Al
sisted Mrs. Currie and Ruth Ellen
Arthritis Society when you have
for municipal reporting purposes.
by the municipality and outstanding
g
at the end of the year amount to (as
liance For Life of Canada.
welcoming the guests.
Displayingthe shower tits and
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occasion to send a memorial gift.
Help fight Arthritis!
Expenditures on fixed assets are
P
charged against current revenues
g g
shown on Schedule 3-9) $1,775.
This announcement was
made at an executive meeting of
bride's trousseau were Misses
unless the expenditures are financ
Of the long term liabilities shown
the group held recently at the
Sandra, Karen, Heather and Joan
ed out of long term debt. Debt re-
above, the responsibility for pay
home of Mrs. Gordon Wright.
Currie and Marian Strauss. Also
tirement costs are charged against
ment of principal and interest
Some of the topics of discussion
g were Mrs. Bob Strong of
Gorrie;assistisistinn Mrs. Glen McMichael,
VI►�HGHAM
current revenues in the periods in
charges has been assumed by others
included the possibility of pur-
which they are paid.
fora principal amount NIL
chasing new slides and also of
Wroxeter ; Mrs. Bill Strong,
(c) Inventories of SUDDlies
Net long term liabilities at the ens
'
organizing a nursespro-life
Gorrie, and Mrs. George McGee,
Wingham.
BODY SHOP
No inventories of supplies are in-
of the year $1,775.
group.
Mrs. Sally Campeau, education
Friends attended from
eluded in other current assets.
chairman, gave a report on the
Wallaceburg, West Lorne, Lon-
don, Listowel, Seaforth, Alvin-
SID ADAMS
(d) Provincial Road Subsidy Revenue
o. Capital Outlay to be Recovered m
risks and complications of
Ston, Beaconsfield, Quebec.
Complete
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and Expenditure on Roads
Future Years
Some capital outlay does not repre
abortion. She said -that in 1969 the
American College of Obstetrics
Ruth was previously honored at
several shows held by her aunts,
RADIATOR SERVICE
erovtncial subsidy programmes are
"receipt
sent a burden on general municipal
revenues, as it is to he recovered
and Gynecology made the follow-
ing statement: "The inherent
Mrs. George McGee and Mrs..,
Alex Strong, at which she re-
for
Automobil*s; Light Trucks,
on a and disbursement"
basis which does not recognize ac
in future years from other sources
risks of a therapeutic abortion
ceived man} fbvely and useful
Farm Tractors
cruals. The municipality has ex
las shown on Schedule 3 1)
be life-
are serious and may e
gifts.
g
Now Rad Corns
pended amounts for which the road
Special charges on benefitting land
threatening; this fact should be
subsidy will not be eligible for claim
owners $17,829.
fully appreciated by both the
Rodding
until the succeeding year. Such fu
-
medical profession and the
In
Cloaning A Flushing
ture subsidy revenues have been
5.
public. nations where abortion
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14 North St. 357-1102
accrued in the e6rrent year.
Y
The accumulated net revenue at the
may be obtained on demand, a
y
(e) Charges fpr Net Long Term
beginning of the year on the State
ment of Revenue and Expenditure
considerable morbidity and
mortality have been reported."
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid of
Liabilities
(Statement 1) has been restated to
The effect of induced abortion
is demonstrably serious in the
Birtle, Manitoba, and Mrs.
Norma Bender of Win ham
g
Charges for net long term liabilities
give effect to the inclusion of the
overlevies for county and school
average case. The British Peri
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Postill
MONEY
include principal and interest. Inter
hoard purposes and the accumulat
natal Mortality S4rvey has shown
Garth and family of Bay
AVAILABLE;
est charges are not accrued for the
ed net revenue of the Communitya
flail Board which is now ronsolidat
50 per cent increase in sub-
sequent perinatal (around the
field.
—Mr. and Mrs. B. Howard
periods from the dates of the latest
interest payments to the end of the
ed. The effect on the accumulated
time of birth) mortality with one
Bedford of Niagara Falls, Mark
MORTGAGE LOANS
fiscal year.
net revenue at the beginning of the
abortion. The medical literature
Bedford of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
year has been an aggregate increase
in other countries has shown a
Brock Bedford and family of An-
Residential, Commm"
(f) Retroactive Adjustments to
of $16,079. over that raprined4K the
doubling ofper}}'pptal mortality
caster, Mr. and Mrs. Judd H.
RWII
1974 Financial JWport.
rates following it relaxation of
Bedford and girls of Hamilton,
Mr. Mrs. David Templeman
Lied Devobpfhent
1974 Financial Statementabortion
laws, a 40 per cent in-
and
. Analysed as follows:
crease in premature births (pre-
and family of Wellesley, Mrs.
Builders Into,Fhloncing
Where it was necessary to present
('losing Balance, Decem
maturity is a leading cause of
Nettie Stimore of Egmondville
spent the weekend at the home of
PROMPT SERVICE
financial information for 1974, on
her 31st. 1974 $( 9,426.)
death, Psychic and motor retar-
a comparable basis to that of 1975.
Adjustments for
dation, and disease in infants), a
Mr and Mrs. John R. Temple-
Call Collect
the 1974 information has been re
County $15,290.
150 per cent increase in extra-
man, Wingham.
Mrs. Russell Gaunt
S 19-536-070
stated to conform with the 1975
School Boards 609.
uterine pregnancies, a 400 per
—Mr. and
statement presentation require
Community Hall 180. 16.079.
cent increase in pelvic inflam-
spent last week with their son -in-
. WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
menta.
Opening Balance, — - - _.-
matory conditions, menstrual
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
FUNDING CORP.
♦
January Ist. 1975$g gra
and other disorders, and s 10 per
Don Dirstein, Richard and Caro -
cent increase in sterility.
lyn Ann, Ajax,_
,