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500 hours of service Tom Smitten, left, a member of the Midland-Penetanguishene branch of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, receives a certificate from Simcoe North MP Doug Lewis marking Smitten's completion of 500 hours of duty work. The 1982 annual inspection of and demonstration of first aid competence by the Simcoe-Parry Sound Corps was held in Midland last Sunday, Out of uniform The Town of Midland hosted, in the persons of Midland Police Chief Ernie Bates, and councillor Ian Ross, standing, among others, front from left, William Shimmin of the Ontario Police Commission, John Harrison, Police Chief of Bradford and chair- man of the Simcoe County Police Chiefs Association, and Roy Burkett, Superintendent of OPP District No. 7, during a meeting of police chiefs last Friday at the Budd Watson Gallery in Midland. Hot supper on hot grill? Chances are there's a Penetanguishene late crook out there who at last week. this very moment is cooking his or her next A chain that had held meal On a propane bar- _ the bar-b-que under lock b-que that was snatched and key was _ broken from 14 Peel St.. during the daring theft. NOT EQUAL GIVING EQUAL SACRIFICE he 1 28 ae | $71,500 gift 'there's currently a drive on to raise more than $100,000 for Penetanguishene General Hospital. The campaign gota nice shot in the arm from the Elmvale Maple Syrup Festival last week. Chairman of the festival Don Thompson is shown presenting a cheque for $1,500 to PGH chairman John Whitfield. Page 18, Wednesday, May 19, 1982 TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE 1981 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS MILL RATES AVERAGE CURRENT AND PREVIOUS: on YEAR'S MILL RATES 1981 1980 Residential Commercial Residentia & Farm &Industrial & Farm _--_---- Commercial &Industrial f Town Purposes 100.85 gta Eps eel bes 92.94 County Purposes 9.45 dale: ah R27 School Purposes 80.61 94.83 A250 TOTAL UE 224.07 oe eh REVENUE FUND OPERATIONS 1981 1981 BUDGET ACTUAL REVENUES $ $ - Taxation 1,696,735. i770, SUB. - Ontario Grants 643,365; 667,136. - Payments in Lieu of Taxes 15 O02. 87 ,199'. - Fees & Service Charges 38,000. Bas 240i. . Other Revenue 79, 020.. P26, 20 73 EXPENDITURES ; General Government 2297-926. 275,990". Protection to Persons ' & Property 426,251. 458,938. Transportation Services 433-546". 413,483). Environmental Services 277,136. 323. 62 0. Social & Family Services 11,456. 10,764. Recreation & Cultural Services 238,419. 237,688. Planning & Development TOA SOO « ESO 39): County Purposes pre 910 2:2 1: School Board Purposes % CAPITAL FUND CAPITAL FINANCING Long Term Liabilities Incurred : Contributions from the Revenue Fun! 219,814. Ontario Grants 109,985. Contributions from Reserves & Reserve Funds 10,513. Other 196 7, 953- CAPITAL EXPENDITURES General Government Zed7 Ars Protection to Persons and Property 29 015: Transportation Services 406,855. Environmental Services 17, Recreation & Cultural Services 109,811. Planning and Development 91,229. RESERVE AND RESERVE FUND OPERATIONS P9Si ACTUAL Contributions Received Proceeds from Sale of Fixed Assets Interest Earmed YEAR END BALANCES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES 108.81 10.04 85.29 205.01 1980 ACTUAL se aes 1,360,235. W380) 2k 78,451. 100,698. 108 ,.733< 215,029. 448,237. 659,294. 272,682. 20,156. 223, 230% 44,484. 74, 282. 590,297. 1980 ACTUAL S97, 200). 308,724. at, BU 194,490. 16 2), 29 ales ad, 6226 316,318. 422,093. 60,188. 31,9072 250,291 - 1980 ACTUAL $ 168), £552 By elpioe 46 an. 1981 $ Cash and Short Term Investments 154,749. Taxes Receivable 313,75 12 Accounts Receivable BAL? o2e Other Current Assets x ANT zo MA Temporary Loans 581 6516: Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities 197,694. 1980 $ L73.,640% oA BT eas 1S) OE 142,630. Voge a Ste F745, 21? (SZ o Net Long Term Liabilities 1 250,604 Ly 324,535: Reserves and Reserve Funds 584,968. Accumulated Net Revenue (Deficit) 2A: BOe. NOTES 544,650. Lt, See. The 1981 Financial Report reflects the revenues and expenditures of the Revenue Fund. There are no local Boards or Municipal Enterprises consolidated in these results. The Local Boards and Municipal Enterprise not consolidated are as follows: - Penetanguishene Water & Light Commission; Penetanguishene Arena, Parks and Recreation Board; Industrial Commission; Penetang--- uishene Public Library Board; Penetanguishene Museum Board; Penetanguishene Planning Board; and the joint local board - Midland-Penetanguishene-Tiny Sanitary Landfill Committee. The enterprise of the Town whose revenues and expenditures has not been consolidated in the 1981 Financial Report is the Penetanguishene Water & Light Commission. The above data has been extracted from the audited 1981 Financial Report of the Town and its local boards as described in Note l. Copies of the 1981 Financial Report or the financial statements for the municipal enterprise and Local Boards not consdélidated (see note 1) are available at the Town Offices to any resident who wishes to review or analyze the financial operations of the Town in greater detail.