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Adudeihinntdaces 26 - PORT PERRY STAR --- Thursday, July 4th, 1974 News FFrom Monday's Globe and Mail "The blinding flash of light which appeared over a large portion of Southern Ontario the other day, filling many people with dread that the holoacaust was up on us at last, was in fact an almost forgotten celestial phenome- non known as the sun." This happy circumstance did much to contribute to the success of the Greenbank Women's Institute Garden Party. Members and their friends strolled, chatted and enjoved their refreshments under a kindly sky and were reluctant to say good-bye to @ne another as homely duties called them away. Guests of honour were Mrs. Luella Lewis, president and Mrs. from Board Member of the Dis- trict. Together with Mrs. Murray Lee, the Green- bank Women's Instute Pres- ident, they presided over the tea trays. One of the hostesses, Mrs. A. Minten, "could not attend as she was in Uxbridge Cottage Hospi- tal. We are glad to say that all has gone well and Mrs. Minten should be home when this appears. Malcolm McEachern from Guelph spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phoenix. The Reverend Roscoe Chapin, a former Pastor at Greenbank has written a book of Memoirs. Anyone wishing a copy may order it invade Mrs. Ivan Spencer has gone to Stratford with her neice, Joan Kidd, for a few days. We are sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Len Water- worth at her home in Car- lisle, England, after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Charmian Reading and two of her daughters were weekend guests of MF. and Mrs. W.H. Graham, Eleanor Graham's sister, Miss Ray Godfrey, has re- turned from a stay in New- Foundland and will spend the greater part of the summer at Belleview Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dia- mond had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winters of Ormo on Sunday. spent the weekend at the cottage of Mrs. lanson's sister on Lake Dalrymple. In an unfortunate accident in Oshawa last Saturday night Mr."Ham Sark fract- ured his right arm in several places.the cast which reach- es to his shoulder means he cannot bend his elbow for sometime and will keep him from rebuilding the kitchen severely damaged by fire two weeks ago. His brother Cuthbert, Cutty to his friends, is expected on a visit shortly and will help Mrs. Sark with the repair work. The Annual Picnic of Ontario North and South Women's Institutes will be held in Elgin Park on July 9th. Ontario North will be the Greenbank and district Ontario South is asked to be ready with a game or con- test. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lee spent a few days last week in the north country, travelling as far as Timmins. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Parish have moved from Green- bank to the Morley Parish farm home. The » George McArthurs attended a wedding in Mon- treal on Saturday. Miss Edith McArthur is visiting her brothers home here. We are pleased to hear that Pat Mount is home from the hospital. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. George Beaton were guests at the 90th birthday celebration for Mr. X land at Wick. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mar- tin with Cheryl and Julie called on Mrs. Annie Guy on Sunday. Mr. and< Mrs. Armour < 4 McMillan spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jackson of Brook- lin. Mr.a nd Mrs. L.. J. Truddle of Syracuse, N.Y. are holi- daying with Mrs. Myrtle Thomas The Ron Youngs relaxed in Haliburton for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry visited friends in Peterborough on Sunday., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mitchie of Little Britain and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Black- stock were guests of the Ernest Tills on Sunday. The land is certainly green hut is it so pleasant? Winter- damage is now sadly evident in the gardens and the vege- & table patches are by no W_ » means promising. Nature and the economy seem to be conspiring in their rebuke to our past indulgences. Mabel Cawker, former from Ernest Till. Mr. and Mrs. J. lanson hostesses and each branch of ~~ Stanley McLeod of Sunder- TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG AUDITORS REPORT & FINANCIAL STATEMENT Foryear ended December 31, 1973 STATEMENT OF CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS AUDITOR'S REPORT For the year ended December 31, 1973 N ews L33 To the Members of Council, Inhabitants and Ratepayers 1973 1972 q 7 of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog: $ $ 4 Unfinanced capital outlay The "Head" U.C.W. will be (Unexpended capital financing) in attendance at the Hospital wl We have examined the consolidated balance sheet of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog as at December 31, 1973 and the statements of revenue and expenditure and of capital at the beginning of the year Nil Tue ho li Co fund operations for the year then ended. Our examination Jul incl ; : CAPITAL OUTLAY uly. cluded a general review of the accounting procedures and : : We trust Mrs. Reta Wil such tests of accounting records and other supporting evidence Capital expenditure: d us Eli " Fr . wi Environmental services .. .... vo... 5,706 an Is. 22a rahe wi as we considered necessary in the circumstances. In our opinion these financial statements present fairly the financial position of the Corporation as at December 31, 567 " soon be enjoying better { - Recreation an i joes .... 3 ereation and community serviesy ....... health after medication and ¥ . a period of rest. 1973 and the results of its operations for the year then ended, 6,273 Next Sunday after Service § in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted there will be a meeting of for Ontario municipalities applied on a basis consistent with ._,. CAPITAL FINANCING Elders and Stewards at that of the preceding year. Contributions from the revenue fund ... 5,706 "Grace" Church. A DELOITTE, HASKINS & SELLS Contributions from reserve funds Rev. Geo. Wylie is now Chartered Accountants and reserves . ................... 567 restored to health and will Oshawa, Ontario take Grace services February 22, 1974. (6,273) through July. On Sunday his : talk to the children and License No. 4434 . " Unfinanced capital outlay (Unexpended sermon to the adults wast: capital financing at the end of the year Nil appropriately linked with "Dominion" or 'Canada Day" as we now call July 1. He explained that the name "Dominion" was chosen from the Bible. He recalled CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET (Note) As at December 31, 1973 STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE For the year ended December 31, 1973 1973 1972 ASSETS his disappointment when : iy he Canada had a great cele- bration for its 60th birthda Accumulated net revenue (deficit) Current assets - and he visited the cometery at the beginning of the year (1,093) 573 Cash 9,262 7.971 of Sir. John A Mac Donald® 10,051 near Kingston expecting to EXPENDITURE 25,557 see care and respect for the General government i 17.547 14,414 resting place of this great Protection to persons and property. ..... 7,262 6,579 man. But since that time, Transportation services . 42,647 36,799 43.579 things have changed and Environmental services 16,397 14,074 ' now there is reat effort to Conservation of health 100 75 LIABILITIES remember the past and those Social and family services .... 769 907 Current liabilities who contributed to our Recreation and community services 3,895 1,750 Tem p y hisotry. i y , porary loans .. . TARE SOR Bree 21,100 26,000 i Financial expenses nn 1,824 988 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 6,614 9,172 Congratilations to Mi and Region or county -- share of expenditure 26,396 33,265 iabiliti ' Mrs. Alan Carter for their 4, } , } Other current liabilities .... 111 first grandchild hubby Education 100,141 104,745 granachild, a chubby Other 215 thos baby boy. Congratulations 217,825 35,172 also to Mrs. Ethel Redman on becoming a great grand- (217,193) (213,971) Reserves and reserve funds ... 14,423 9,500 mother. 8 & Sori ------ _-- Accumulated net revenue (deficit) The Bake Sale at the and unapplied capital receipts 2,849 (1,093) "Head" Museum Church on REVE -- Saturday was quite a success Taxation ee... 179,986 176,731 45,097 43,579 inspite of the rain. Pies were Contributions from other governments .... 31,881 26,337 a a a. Yony LL 9,268 9,237 NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ted baked goods or their ¥ * "Z5108 mr shiny For the year ended December 31, 1973 time. At the same time John 13 212,305 As of January 1, 1974 the Corporation of the Township of and Tim Pearce worked in Co Scugog, the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry, the the back as they applied Accumulated et revenue (deficit) Corporation of the Township of Cartwright and the Corpora- panelling to the washroom at the end of the year . 2,849 (1,093) tion of the Township of Reach are amalgamated as a town. walls. Now we are looking ship municipality bearing the name of the Corporation of for a bathroom basin of 2am yd as follows: the Township of Scugog in the newly created Regional small size if anyone has one General revenue 2,849 (1,093) Municipality of Durham, Certain responsibilities of the to discard. " . Bis Ip former Corporations have been assumed by the Regional al the home of Joyce 4. * f] ' M ici H : d » --- unicipality of Durham as set out in Bill 162. Heayn on July 10. This will be the last meeting until EEE E.R... September.