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letter from Sandy Lake which paration for the Gaiden Wed- nthe fal. The alteration in the ding of Mr. and Mrs. Howard to be paid, also 1/3 cost dune tnd ot McMillan on July 24th. of Observer as it was too be | McMillan presided and opened| Paint was to be supplied): change present arrange: ie eee el "---- Get Well Cards were signed to journed = and Mr. D. Milne singing | Mr. Dan. Madson mo" | McCormack. The Light of the| be sent to sick members Of| for Yuiy' und 'August Lunch canes Basb 06 one of them. Mr. | vided the teamand wagon. Mr.| World is Jesus. The Scripture | our community. Mrs. lanson| \ 4, pum. Sunday. Barly in the preached an appropriate | G_ Chariton who provided the| and medication were read by | reported on the bale, 240 Ibs. afternoon the careful planning | Chews the ney ne ext: "Seeus | surrey and Mr. Merv. DeNure | Mrs. McMillan, The Oftering| of used clothing was salvaged ef the churches began to be same yesterday, and | who very generously transpor-| was received and dedicated.|and mainly sent to the Fred soveaiod. and today, and fevever. (Heb.| ted senior citizens and pet-|tiymn 263 was sung. Mrs.| Victor Mission also to Street- * mnie Pantenion ae ients of the nursing bome.| janson readan article on Faith | haven Bale also included 4 Ge ete gent ts Getinee as ee me land Prayer, Hymn 252 was| quills, 4 crib quilts and 3 fallowed by the Bene [Check Whe Lathe |swn¢ foliowed by prayer. Mrs stories, AT A. canen| Ain" flowed bythe Bue "epee pape ranged tor the choir nd trey | Rowe * "| @n Your Paper apeater, Mie Nesbitt, who Tauemy tae the ete en in we hp ae Port her work in Africa. She also © Stet ate ate pong Seta Perry had a number of articles on reed organ provided by the] \citioating ch b Star display which were very in- ih Cn eapeiated bom, 6 Mrs. Phoenix, due to the congregation of about one ue thousand people had assem- session. bled, the Ushers had distri- - buted the sheets i © aes oie easy 150 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY Queen Street and swung along aT was read. The Treasures Will not be open on SATURDAY Mornings. Water. The lead vehicle was Sunnydale Home For Children report showed a balance of We will be OPEN on WEDNESDAY evenings Pel rites 5% ere Lf if it | l i it ef ne SHAT paet ks Hi tf | | . . | f . from 6 - 9 pm. Sunday, June 20th -- 2 - 4 p.m. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED F ends off to spend with their families. SSSSSSSSESSESESESESESS SSSSESSsEs' Financial Statement and Auitors Report, 1970 TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG-- To the Members of Council, Inhabitants and Ratepayers of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog: We have examined the revenue fund balance sheet of the STATEMENT OF CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS For the year ended Dycomber 31, 1970 Corporation of the Township of Scugog as at December 31, 1970 > .% and the statements of revenue and expenditure and capital fund operations for the year then ended. Our examination included CAPITAL EXPENDITURE a general review of the accounting procedures and such tests General government 262 of accounting records and other supporting evidence as we Public works 16,354 430 considered necessary in the circumstances. Pees = b In our opinion these financial statements present fairly Total capital outlay 16,616 430 the financial ition of the Corporation as at December 31, a 1970 and the pore of its operations for the year then ended, CAPSEAL FINANCING a jance with accounting principles generally accepted for Contribution from the revenue fund for Ontario municipalities applied on a basis consistent with that capital expenditure 16,616 430 cide eae ame DELOFTTE, HASKING & SELLS Total capital financing (16616) (430) peo op dings -- Unfinanced capital outlay (unexpended License No. 3868 capital financing) at the end of the year NIL NIL STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE For the year ended December 31, 1970 1970 1969 $ $ REVENUE FUND BALANCE SHEET REVENUE as at December 31, 1970 Taxation 127,860 121,726 ASSETS Contributions from other governments 59,002 45,661 1970 1969 ane, Cash 6,710 Total revenue 194,577 173,248 Accounts receivable 12,161 5,825 aT Taxes receivable 21,079 20,882 EXPENDITURE Other current assets 1,502 2,500 General government 13,203 9,471 Protection to persons and property 6,840 3,837 Total current assets 34,742 35,917 Public works 51,171 28,483 Total assets 34,742 35,917 Sanitation and waste removal 3,503 2,397 " Conservation of health 6 60 LIABILITIES Social and family services 332 369 Bank indebtedness 2,100 Recreation and community services 170 250 Temporary loans 24,354 12,750 Community planning and development 100 100 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 7,910 6,613 Financial expenses 1,028 769 Other current liabilities-- Education 100,901 89,345 Security deposit refundable 2,500 County -- share of expenditure 30,006 31,324 Other pod Other 70 365 -- . -- Total current liabilities 34,364 21,922 Total expenditure 208,194 166,770 Reserves and reserve funds 4.500 4,500 a Unappropriated balances (4,122) 9,495 Excess of revenue over expenditure . for the year 6478 Total liabilities 34,742 35,917 (Excess of expenditure over revenue Ee ae for the year) (13,617) Surplus at the beginning of the year 9,495 3,017 Surplus (deficit) at the end of the year (4,122) 9.495 'We hope we will not inconvenience our customers but our employees would like to have the week- Sees: F +S os + > .Ssss55.°