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wedding plans have been announced by Judith Ann MacKay,
Rog. N., and William Bernard Munroe, B.A. for August 21,
1985 at eleven -thirty o'clock in St. Michael's church, Waterloo,
Ontario. The, bride -elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald U.
gaeKay, Goderich, is a graduate of the Kitcherier-Waterino
Hospital School of Nursing. The groom elect, son of Mr. and
mrs, William B. Munroe, Niagara V,a11s, Ontario, is a graduate of
the University of Waterloo.
BUSHELL ---• CROZIER
Marriage vows were exchang-
ed in Dungannon United Church
on Saturday, June 26, between
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ta�era in eend/labraadorned
the altar and bel,R1Olet$. Were of
White ,Aad pink ginda"uali The
bride 1$ the daughter of•'ir. and
Clifford' Crozier, R.R. 1,
Dpuganitou, and the groom is
Alto son of`M�i and-Ms.]Eie
,,/ILII ahhii, RJ .• 1. /lel 'reed /Ars,
1untly Gordon, Detroit; .pTv.'
vtdeti '1,11avddi-n=-h3.usic:
Mx, Crozier gave his daughter
,in marriage. Her floor•iength
gown of peau taffeta over satin
was fashituied with a bateau
neckline and lilypoint sleeves
aa;d .the ecntrolled shirt fell to
.a chapel train. A crown of seed
,_pearls _,and ,aurora borealis 'held
her boufant tiered veil of nylon
---netrRaitd',. she--earried-•a•-_bouquet
of pink talisman roses.
Miss Beth Cooper, London,
was maid of honor wearing/a
floor -length sheath gown of aqua.
peau satin styled with a prin-
cess -line bodice. Her accessor-
ies were matching and she Car-
ried a nosegay of aqua -tipped
carnations and stephanotis. The
'bridesmaids, Miss Katherine
Bushell, ,R.R. 1, IIolyrood, sister
of the groom, and Miss Susan
Nash, London, cousin of the
bride, were similarly attired in
twilight rose peau satin. They
carried nosegays of matching
colored carnations and steph -
Grootxtsma i-7: was -. Ebner: M
Varian, Wingham, and Mac Mc-
Donald, cousin of the groom,
and William Crozier, Dungan-
non, brother of the bride, ush-
ered.
The bride's mother received
her' guests in the church par-
lor wearing an aqua lace sheath
dress with white accessories.
The groom's mother chose a sea
blue embroidered organza
sheath dress with matching ac-
cessories.
For their wedding trip to
Eastern Ontario the bride don-
ned a navy blue shantung jack-
et dress and wore petal pink
accessories and a corsage of
pink carnations.
They will reside at R.R. 1,
Kincardine.
Joanne Eleanor Crozier and
George Edbert Bushell in a
double -ring • ceremony heard by
TOWNSHIP- OF GODER ICH
AUDITOR'S REPORT
The Reeve, Councillors and Ratepayers,
Township of Goderich,
Goderich, Ontario 2nd April, 1965 •
Dear Sirs:
In accordance with your insti:uotions we have completed
an audit of the books and accounts of the Township of
Goderich and its related school boards for the year ended
necember 31st, 1964.
'Operations for the year resulted in a surplus of $1,110.77
increasing the accumulated surplus as at December `31st,
1964 to $35,605.95.
- Again, details of the budget were not available for in-,
elusion on Statement D. Section 297 of the Municipal Act
requires Council. annually, to prepare an adopt estimates
of all revenues --and -expenditures.
_ _ .-.,,$.1 rety_, bond, coverage_ f or the.._ Serretary.Tx easurers of •
School Sections 2 and 9 still had not been obtained by, the
yes.r-end.. as required by Section. 46 of the Schools -Admin
--
istrat.ion Act.
Additional assessment under Section 53 resulted in in-
creased taxes of $1536.21. As at December_ 31st, 1964, the '
school boat -Fad not -- been paid their share of these addi-
tional taxes as required by the Department of Municipal
Affairs.
Subject to the qualifications concerning failure of the
public school boards to have their treasurers bonded, and
failure to pay local boards their share of taxes raised under
Section 53, we hereby report that in our opinion:
-1) The financial transactionsd which have come under
our notice have been -within the powers of the
municipality.
2) The audit has been conducted in accordance with the
instructions of the Department of Municipal Affairs.
3) The financial statements present fairly the financial
position of the municipality as at December 31st,
1964, and the results of its operations for the year
ended on that date.
In conclusion, we wish to express our appreciation for,
the ca-ope.nation which we_receiyed•.from the treasurer and
other officials of your Township with whom we were in
contact during the..rcairse °L,:our.._audit. ,.
Respectfully submitted,
MONTEITH,_MONTEITH & CO.,
Gharter-ed Account -ants.
License Number 26.36 -
Date of filing, April 14th, 1965.
CAPITAL AND LOAN FUND BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 1964
ASSETS
General Fixed (as per Schedule 1-8) - $ 39,881.80 . ,
Due from Schools (for Debentures)
Public and Continuation $ 93,400• .32
Collegiate and High 104,039.10
Y 197;439.12
Accounts Receivable (Schedule 17)
Future Tile Drainage Debenture'
-Levies . _:_:. .... .._ . .
11)
'ASSETS
Gash in Bank
Aceounts. Receivable—Sundry
DueArom_ Province of Ontario
Taxes Receivable (Schedule 5)
Other rAs ets--De€erred -Qha ges
Total ' A:sets
as
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8,353.34
$245,674.56
LIABILITIES
Drainage (other than General) . .
Schools -Public and Continuation".
Total
Deb'entur'es Assumed from Other
Municipalities (Schedule 2)
Invested in Capital Assets
REVENUE-DFECEM BER 31,11964 tCE -SHEET-
LIABILITIES
DECEM
LIABILITIES
4,014.56 Temporary Loans (Schedule 6) 30,050.00
24.00 Accounts Payable : 715.05
14,992,78" Debentures and Coupons Due—Interest 326.59
48,598.87 Due to Other Municipalities . .......... _ ... _ ... 289:47
- 420.52 _ _ _Due to Schools 780.90
Due to Other Funds
Flolmesville Street Lights 60.84 -
Police Village of Bayfield 221.93
282.77
Surplus (Form C) .. :.. 35,605.95
$ .8,353.34
91,870.32
'100,223.66
105,569.10
•39,811.80
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$245,674.56
$ 68,050.73
Total Liabilities and Surplus ..... _ $ 68,050.73
RE'If UE--FUND'--SUR•LU•S••-OR---DEEI:CIL AC:.COILT .. -.--.
DECEMBER 31, f964 -"
Balance at Ta-rivary 1, 1'96
Surplus or Deficit for the year
Taal' of Debit and Credit columns •. 35,605.95
Balance of Surplus or Deficit at December 31, 1964 - — . 35,605.95
Debit Credit Balance
34-495.18 34,495,18-
1,110.77• '
-STATEMENT OF REVENUE , AND EXPENDITURE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1964
REVENUE' EXPENDITURE
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Total Revenue from Taxation
Contributions, Grants and Subsidies
Ontario --Welfare Assistance 2,306.07
Highway Improvement 26,326.42
Payments in lieu of municipal taxes 272.51
-Unconditional Per- -Capita--Grants 5,982.00;
Warble Fly - - 359.60
Licenses and 'Permits (include dog
tax)
Interest, Tax Penalties, etc. .
Other Revenues—Fines :.. >.. .. .
Service Charges -
Miscellaneous
Provision for Deferred Revenue -- ..
Warble Fly Receipts ... ....... .
Leafy Spurge Receipts
1963 Sales Tax Recovered , .. -
Sale of Equipment ........
Prepaid Debenture Levy—
Schools—Re Sale of Land
Gross, Total Revenue ... y .
Total Revenue Section .
Actc7a I
" $143,873.63
79.95
472.75 '
35,246.60
1,129.81
'2,755.41
General Government
_ Executive and •Legislative ..... 1,200.00
Administrative ... 6,088.63
Other . '. . '. , . • 467.52
_Protection to Persons and,. Property
Fire ......-
Flood Control
Street Lighting .
Reforestation
Warble Fly .
Livestock Claims
552.70 Public Works—Roads, Highways and
Streets, etc.
Conservation of health
Social Welfare—Welfare Assistance 2,908.46
Welfare Administration 64.00
Education, including 'debt charges
Recreation and Community Services .
Debt Charges
Long-term debt charges 26,794.05
Less own share, School debt charges 25,746.00
3,980.26
694.41.
62.61
05.69
247.12
337.09 5,977.18
189,535.33
_. 1;4.5-0-:00 _..
384.10
112.50
337.67
1,169.78
376.20
1,048.05
Short-term interest, other charges 1,565.86
Taxes written off and rebated .
Capital Expenditure out of Revenue
Joint or Special Expenditures
County Rates 38,083.16
Police Village Rates 429.11
Gross Total Expenditure
Surplus for the Year .
$189,535.33 Total Expenditure Section '
Actual
7,756.15
3,830.25
50,103.05
20.47
'2,972.46-
81,704.34
390.00
-2,613.91-
`78:76
442.90
38,512.27
188,424.56
1,110.77
$189,35.33
NSBRiDGE
i INGSBRUPC• .•Rev. ratifier
Antone Van .B.00y and his
flier, -Mr •Jobe -Vagi
land, are visiting Mr. "and Mrs.
John Van RQoy MA family.
Mos.
Florenee.Senzig qud..Mr's.
Marcella Tomashek of Wiscon-
sin visited their O'ConTnor rel-
atives during the week.
Theresa De 13ruyn ' is with
the Miltenberg fannily far a few
•
.Mrs, Blaise • Martin has, been
a patient in Goderich hospital
r tho-pasriri oolr:_ -.-.
.Mrs,._-Gbr.aerts-of� Holland, =is
visiting her daughter, yrs. Van
Diepenbeck, Mr, Van Diepen-
beck and family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray
Lisa, and Diane and Mickey
Kocenda of Detroit are spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs. P,
E. Murray.
Mrs. Dwyer is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Frayne and
family.
Mrs. John Roslvot of Hol-
land is visiting his daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Van
Diepen and -family.
Mrs. Theresa Lennan is vis-
iting her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
H. Lambertus. -
Mra,_ Sans,aterra . and. clanglu.
ter Mary, Detroit, spent a few
days wit/•. Nor,nan O'Connor.
Faith Skirke of Warren, Mich-
igan, is visiting Patti O'Connor.
Kerry Hogan, Stratford, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Con Hogan.
Mrs. Dan Doyle and Margar-
et Ann of Detroit spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Ed. Foley.
Maria Dalton is visiting in
London.
weeks...
_ Personal income tax was first
levied in Canada in 1917 as a
special war tax; it .was, not un-
til 1948 that the name of the
tax was changed from the In-
come War Tax, Act to' the In -
I come Tax Act.
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JOHNSTON--GILBERT
Baskets of gladioli and chrys- both appliqued with motifs of
anthemums provided the set-
ting for the mariaige of Sylvia
Gilbert and Bruce Johnston in
Forest United Church on Satur-
day, June 26th,- at 2:30 p.m.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, John Gilbert, Gode-
rich, and the groom is the son
of Mrs. Mildred Johnston, Sar-
nia, and - the late Mr. Arthur
Johnston. The Rev. H. Moore -
house officiated at. the double -
ring ceremony using the New
Order for the; Solemnization of
French chantilly lace. The mid-
riff was styled with a Cummer-
bund of scalloped lace, and led
to a slim -line sheath skirt,
wrapped in a spray of match-
ing scalloped !ace from above
the hemline. The gown was
highlighted at. the back by an
overskirt from the sides with
a bouffant fullness flowing in-
to a chapel train, and caught at
the waist with a candy box
bow. To complete her ensemble
Marriage of -the United Church the bride chose a pillbox head
Canada.. piece to hold her pure silk ill-
ofusion finger-tip veil. She car -
organza over taffeta insoft pluf-
tel-'alit l o-shados -'*- vw
girl, li . jtlpy- , `Y.011 e 1 - a
a? olig Vrenoh, a cousin of the
bride, wore a full-length drr+ ss.
Uatching ,t #r e bridesmaids'
gowns. Their la*titiquoW were
of iceberg mums. J
.The groom was attended by
has brother, Brian: Johnston!
Sarnia, _ and the ushers -were
Paul Eeatherford, Kite enex�,. ;
and Peter Bell, Sarnia. a r
uring the ce er moony' lfrs 7
larj Wise . .f..: Sana --sang.t -
"Nodding r Praye7rp' and.
';‘14e .
Lord's Prayer" aecei ntpan'l . 1*.
Miss M. Fawcett of Forest.. •
Following the ceremony .a
reception was held at the Draw.
Midge Inn, Sarnia, where the
guests were received' by the
bride's mother in, a light blue
lace silk. and. shantung dross,
assisted by the greoxn's mother '
in, a two-piece shell pink crepe
and alencon lace ensemble.
Their corsages were of rose-
buds
and baby mums. .
For their wedding trip to
the Bruce Peninsula, the bride
wore a three-piece . white linen
suit with navy -accessories.
_ .i ut of.. town .guests._ were _pre- _ _
sent from Detroit, Algonac, Port
Huron, Windsor, Burlington,
Long Beach, Toronto, Stratford,
London and Strathroy.
Both the ,bride and groom
are graduates of the 1964 class,
University of Western Ontario';
London, and they are members
of the staff of the Forest Dis-
trict High School.
Pre ;Nuptial Events
Prior to her marriage, the
bride was entertained at a mis-
cellaneous shower given by Mrs.
it J. .Orr and --•Mrs.•- Goldie Al
len, Forest. Miss Joanne Htun-t-
er was hostess at a luncheon in
her honor entertaining the lady
teachers of the Forest District
High School staff and other
friends. Her two, aunts, Mrs.
Jim Mab and Mrs. Amy Picot
and her cousin, Mrs. Dorothy
Dvernechuk, held a miscellan-
eous shower in Go.der-ich..
"The bride. entered the cfiurc `rigid h 'bouquet' of -white --gait'
during ..the -_ processional ---.hymn denies ,rand_ swphano.tis.
"Praise My Soul The King of . The maid of honor, 1\liss Jo -
Heaven". and was given in mar- anne hunter of Lueknow, and . + WEDDING +
riage by her father.—She chose the bridesrhaids, 1Vliss Don71 "�`
a floor -length gown eof 'shim- Carpenter of Burlington, and
mering ice crepe, the bodice Miss Sandra Buzza of Owen
fashioned with elbow -length Sound, wore similarly styled
sleeves" and scooped neckline i full-length sheath gowns of silk
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WAIN — McDOUGALL •
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In a quiet dduble-ring cere-
i mony in the chapel of Knox
i Presbyterian Church, the mar-
riage of Mary Ellen McDougall
and Charles Frederick Wain was
solemnized. Rev. G. L. Royal
,c,j,ated. . The bride is the •
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las McDougall, R.R. I, Goderich,
and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Wain, R.R.
1, Bay'field. William Cameron
!presided at the organ.
The, bride, given in marriage .
by her father, wore a short
It free tasei• taffeta dress,
with shoulder -length veil caught
to a tiara of pearls. Red rose-
buds formed 1:er bouquet.
iss siinron-earc old -was maul--- -A
of honor wearing a yellow dress
with white lace bodice styled
with bell-shaped sleeves: Her'
matching headpiece was caught -
with' veiling and she carried a
bouquet of white carnatifsiis.
Fred Bruinsma was best man.
The reception was held at
Tiger Dunlop Inn where the
to' st to the bride. was proposed
by Mr. Arthur Curry, uncle of
the bride. The bride's mother
chose a figured silk "dress with-
White
ithwhite accessories and a corsage ,
of white carnations, The groom's '
mother wore an aqua sheer
dress trimmed with rhinestones,
lm ssorressand-•-a--eer-sa-go—.
of white carnations.
The couple left on a trip to
-} or-thei-n.---O.ntari.a and upon_ -
their return will make their
home at R.R. 1, Bayfield.
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