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SG BS LS [28 coeur? TIN i. Meet the costume winners of Friday morning's Kiddie Parade. From left Is Sherry Spofford, Jason Cottrell, Nicole Ingram, Brodie Willlams, Lynsey Wil- llams, Robert Arksey, Nicole Woods, Breyhanne Foote, and Melissa Weston. DURHAM 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 19, 1988 Kiddies wowed 'em in their own parade 4 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM The Audited Financial Statements of the Cor oa poration of The Regional Municipality of Durham for the year ended December 31, 1987 are available from the Regional Finance Department. Anyone interested in obtaining a copy of these statements should write to the Finan Street West, P.O. Box 618, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 8B6. The following financial highlights reflect the o including the waterworks, sewa Regional Police. COMPARISON OF CONSOLIDATED REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES (All amounts in thousands of dollars) ce Department of the Regional WHERE THE MONEY CAME FROM: Requisition on Area Municipalities Ontario Grants - WHAT THE MONEY WAS SPENT FOR: $46,395 59,711 47,477 24,112 1,693 -- $39,254 51,332 41,257 $179,388 $152,576 1987 1986 " General Government Protection to Persons Transportation Services Waterworks Sanitary Sewage System Other Environmental Services Health Services Social Services Senior Citizens Day Nurseries Family & Children Services ... Planning & Development ... $ 5064 $ 5,208 29,566 18,751 26,852 25,179 27,662 15,601 19,422 23,762 8,503 4,825 23,999 21,051 3,686 1,381 3,155 5,937 4,355 19,367 18,059 2,958 1,187 2,783 $172,012 $146,301 20,733 Municipality of Durham, 60 Bond perations, assets and liabilities of the Regional Municipality of Durham ge and waste disposal systems and the Board of Commissioners of the Durham YEAR END POSITION OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES (All amounts in thousands of dollars) Cash and Short Term Investments Accounts Receivable Other Current Assets Restricted Assets Capital Outlay Financed by Long Term Liabilities and to be Recovered in Future Years Accounts Payable, and Accrued Liabilities Current Portion of Ontario Housing Action Program Loans Other Current Liabilities and Deferred Revenue Net Long Term Liabilities Reserves and Reserve Funds Fund Balances Unexpended Capital Financing Trust Funds Administered by Region 1987 $19,782 23,799 3,487 37,180 46,348 $12,805 21,607 3,035 32,167 56,644 $130,596 $126,258 $19,709 5474 4,781 46,348 43,470 4910 5,904 $13,887 6,764 2,055 56,644 39,217 3,776 3,915 $130,596 $126,258 $1,488 $1,408 For the fourth year in a row, Sherry Spofford captured a first prize in the Festival Days Kiddies Parade. This year, young Sherry was awarded overall Grand Prize in the contest for her dazzling British look--featuring buttons galore sewn onto her navy blue outfit and hat. Other category winners included Melissa Watson, wearing a medie- val princess costume; Jason Cot- trell for his mobile Sherwood For- est mobile; and an entire troupe of "bagpipe" players (with cardboard pipes, and the music from a Walk- man!) including Nicole Ingram, Brodie Williams, Lynsey Wil- liams, Robert Arksey, Nicole Woods, Breyhanne Foote. The pipers all attend the YMCA day- care on Queen St. Every year the YMCA runs this popular parade, which starts in ront of the IGA and this, year, wound up at the gazcbo in Palmer Park. As usual, parents and YMCA workers outdid themselves creat- ing the costumes, and the SO or so participants had a great time showing off their fancy duds! Busiest weekend Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader The last weekend was surely one of the busiest weekends ever, around Port Perry with typical July heat and timely showers at the right time. The most in- teresting and unusual advertising surely paid off & filled the areas with people for an old time British Festival. Congratulations to the various committees and all who helped. The Women's Institute will have a pot luck supper at the Community Hall this Wed. at 6 p.m. One lady who has been in- volved with Institute all her life will certainly regret her absence as she is confined to the Port Perry Hospital for at least another week. Alva Thompson is one who will never shirk a respon- sibility and enjoys helping in many areas. But many of us forget that a time comes when hot weather takes its toll and we must learn to forego some of our desires. Soncereds, Lv UNIQUE GIFT BASKETS Created with care for all occasions. All gifts may be accompanied by a bouquet of helium balloons. Canada Wide & USA delivery. 29865-3616 - Guaranteed Investment Certificates 10% 2 YR. TERM - Annual Comp. Minimum Deposit $500. RSP's 0.75% 1 YR. TERM - Annual Comp. RATES SHOWN -- PER ANNUM All rates subject to change without notice. Higher Interest on Your Investments Special rates also available on other amounts. STANDARD TRUST Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. 165 Queen St., Port Perry Tel. 985-8435 Open Monday to Thursday 9am to 5 pm; Friday 9am to 6 pm; Saturday 9am to 1 pm On Friday of last week, Mrs. Marion Hughes of Port View Beach had to return to hospital again. Her husband Morven, has done a wonderful job in trying to care for her with some assistance. May God give them strenght and courage to bear their suffering and daily routines. Well, the tent caterpillars have finally disappeared and last week I saw a first grasshopper. It seems a little early for them. Regular service was held at Grace United Church. Rev. Harry Atkinson conducted the service in his own refreshing way; and also sang a beautiful solo entitled "Spirit of God."" Although Rev. Atkinson is 'retired' - he has given to all of us, three weeks of inspiration, humor, love, all roll- ed into one - we will welcome him back sometime in the future - we were reminded how fortunate we are to have such a faithful organist and choir to back up our ministers. We were happy to see some new faces in our congregation and hope they will return each Sunday. Festival Days are over and we would like to thank our musical groups "Golden Slippers" and '""The Fortunettes" for their participation. Don't forget the chicken barbe- que Aug. 6 at the church. Choir practice is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Next Sunday Rev. Dr. McKay will be in charge of the service. E-- SHORT TERM DEPOSITS 734% 30 to 59 DAYS Min. Deposit $5,000.