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York police are also con- tinuing their search for Mrs. Anna Turi. 78, of Scarboro. When the child disappear- ed. her mother, Patricia, 26, said she had often had talks with Cheryl and knew she wouldn't get in a car by her- self. She said that both she and Cheryl had walked the 10- minute distance between the two homes numerous times and she hadn't any worries when she left. Cheryl is about 4 feet tall, 50 pounds, has some front teeth missing, blonde wavy hair and blue eyes. Still they hear from people who say they have seen a little girl answering the des- cription in various locations throughout the province, us- ually accompanied by an older person. Lon-g shots or no. all the leads are checked out by the police. COUNTLESS LEADS Police have also checked out countless leads. including the ones that come in daily. but the child‘s whereabouts remain a mystery. Since that time. York Re- gional police and hundreds of civilian volunteers. army re- servists and members of Richmond Hill Fire Depart- ment, plus some Ontario Provincial Police dogs have combed the area in several massive searches in an ef- fort to find trace of the mis- sing girl. When she left she was carrying a brown paper bag. containing white pyjamas with red flower design, and was wearing matching dark brown Slacks and sweater, a red, all-weather coat and white leather shoes. It was just after supper that night that Cheryl left her home to walk down the road to her cousin’s. about a mile away, where she was to spend the night. LSTEELES AVENUE AT BEARE RD. PHONE 294-3275 BY JIM IRVING The leads still trickle in, but none of them has yet to reveal anything as to the whereabouts of seven-year- old Cheryl Hanson. who dis- appeared from her Bloom- ington Sideroad home. May 31. and has not been heard from since. Still No Trace Of Missing Child Cheryl Hanson LOADER - BACKHOES Models 480, 580, 680 887-5262 B. E. Larkin Equipment STOUFFVILLE RD. & KENNEDY RD. UNIONVILLE CASE - DAVID BROWN FARM TRACTORS ‘ 43 HP. T0 176 H.P. SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS FARAX : o CRAWLER - LOADERS DOZERS O FORKLIFTS In the meantime. the search. while not so inten- sive goes on, both at the police level and with the Bauer family. And hope, with him, as it is with the others, keeps both the search and the missing people alive. “I will not rest till I find her or the person who did it." Mr. Bauer told “The Liberal" last year. Round-the-clock investiga- tion. hundreds and hundreds of leads from York to Van- couverâ€"Mr. Bauer even visi- ted the west coast city when someone had reported his daughter living thereâ€"form- ed part of the unsuccessful hunt. She never made it, but no trace has been found of her either. Ingrid disappeared after setting out from her home at 10 o'clock that night to visit her boyfriend five miles away. On August 16, police will have recorded two years on their log on the missing In- grid Bauer. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bauer of Kleinburg. Again, police. volunteers and tracking dogs searched the area for two days, but were unable to find the five- foot tall. loo-pound woman. The area includes consid- erable swamp land and police fear the woman may have disappeared in one of the marshy tracts. Mrs. Turi disappeared from the Estonian Camp at Udora, five miles east of Sutton, after leaving to go for a walk about 5 pm. who has been missing since June 30. EXTENDED BUSiNESS HOURS 7 amto hm: Mon. to Fri. ‘ Saturday ’til 6 pm o Raspberries O Beans YONGE‘ & LEVENDALE “WARKCHMOND BXLL 0 Carrots o Gooseberries in season VICTIM 0F SWAMPS? SENIOR TEENS PICK YOUR OWN TRY ADULTS '; CLEANING 3 CENIRES and 297-3940 UNFINANCED CAPITAL OUTLAY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR CAPITAL OUTLAY Capital expenditure General government Protection to persons and property Transportation services Environmental services Recreation and community services Transfers to waterworks equal to liabilities assumed Transfer to revenue fund UNFINANCED CAPITAL OUTLAY AT THE END OF THE YEAR On May 17th, 1974 an option to purchase 131 acres more or less of land for park purposes was exercised by the Town of Richmond Hill at a purchase price of $5.740 per acre. Note 8 The Town of Richmond Hill has entered into an agreement with the Richmond Hill Hydro Electric Commission for the transfer to the town. for the sum of $91,082. all street lighting installed by the Commission, This amount will be paid over a period of 10 years, with interest at 6“? per annum. and charged to the annual cost of street lighting services. STATEMENT OF CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS for the year ended December 31, I973 Note 7 Note 6 Note 3 Basis of Consolidation The Consolidated Balance Sheet reflects the assets and liabilities of the revenue fund. the capital fund and all reserve funds of the municipality. The assets and liabilities of any local boards of the municipality have not been consolidated. Note 4 Liability for Sick Leave Benefits Under the sick leave benefit plan, unused sick leave can accumulate and employees may become entitled to a cash payment on termination of service. As at December 31, 1973 the liability for these accumulated days, to the extent that they could be taken in cash by an employee on terminating amounted to $102,807. No provision has been made in the accounts for this liability. Note 5 Capital Outlay to be Recovered in Future Years Some capital outlay does not represent a burden on general municipal revenues, as it is to be recovered in future years from other sources: Special charges on benefitting landowners $ 635,117 Municipal enterprises 378,047 Note 2 Net Long.Term Liabilities Total long term liabilities incurred by the municipality and outstanding at the end of the year amount to In addition. the municipality has assumed responsibility for the payment of principal and interest charges on the long term liabilities of other municipalities the principal amount of which at the end of the year is Of the outstanding long term liabilities shown above. the responsibility for payment of principal and interest charges has been assumed by others for an amount of The balance in the debt retirement fund of the Ontario Water Resources Commission which have been accumulated to the end of the year to retire the outstanding long term liabilities shown above amount to Note 1 Charges for Net Long Term Liabilities Total charges for the year for net long term liabilities were as follows Principal payments - Contributions to the debt retirement fund of the Ontario Water Resources Commission Interest Future expenditure Section 309 Planning Act Section 28 O.W.R.C. Contingencies Sewage and trunk mains Street signs Hydro Trees Inspection Fees Legal and administration Clergy reserve Subdivision services Sundry agreements Multiple dwelling -\\'ater Water meters Water system Water utility Millpond Redevelopment Sidewalks Reconstruction of roads Rumble storm sewers Fire equipment APITAL FINANCING Long term liabilities assumed Contributions from other governments Contributions from the revenue fund Contributions from reserve funds and reserves Contributions from subdividers Contributions from water Contributions from Arena Board Contributions from Others Allocation of a Reserve re the Planning Act of the Township of Vaughan has not been finalized under the provisions of the Regional Municipality of York Act. This Reserve amounted to $120,512 as at January I. 1971 subject to the final costs of expropriation of certain park lands. Richmond Hill will share 17% of the net balance. Of the total charges shown above, an amount of $337,451 was paid from the general revenues of the municipality and is included in expenditure classified under the apprOpriate functional headings, and the amount of 3160.639 was recovered from the municipal enterprises for which the related not long term liabilities were incurred. Net long term liabilities at the end of the year The assessment roll has been checked for mathematical accuracy and all changes in the roll have been verified with the proper authorities. However, no attempt has been made to ascertain whether all properties in the Town of Richmond Hill have been We have examined the Consolidated Balance Sheet of the Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill as of December 31, 1973. the Statements of Revenue and Expendi- ture, Capital Fund Operations as well as the Statement of Continuity of Reserve Funds and Statement of Trust Funds for the year then ended. Our examination included a general review of the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records and other supporting evidence as we considered necsssan' in the circumstances. The Members of Council, Inhabitants and Ratepayers The Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill: (6°‘a°t3"¢_ je o ?’t¢ueis The accompanying notes are an integral parts of this financial statement. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS as at December 3|, I973 from from from from subdividers water Arena Board Others Balance at Contributions Subdividers the beginning from the Contributions of the year Revenue Fund $ 20.400 155.159 75,081 1,464 20,804 200 1,000 7.730 43.470 $ 601,089 6,930 148,749 34,028 30.105 10.920 7.590 10,000 20,000 2,250 4.320 889 TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND AUDITOR'S REPORT â€" I973 REVENUE $ 62,033 45,000 2,200 9,632 5,000 201 STATEMENT OF CONTINUITY 0F RESERVE FUNDS for the year ended December 31, I973 TRANSFERS $ 273,590 39,016 58,490 $ 597,512 $ 439,246 $ 753,855 1.261.255 1.417.598 5,680 22,540 9,014 47,617 6,005 898,864 77,998 230,771 7,211 17,551 285,405 244,018 125,824 86.537 609.566 1,200 62,048 3,000 1973 2.900 390 3.529 1.335 S 753,855 3 129,448 $ 3,093.111 $ 4,195,744 $ 1,013,164 3 255,059 s 498.090 (2,130,065) 49,211 69,548 696,695 2,049,073 528,994 205,100 118,657 144,343 22,011 2.311,406 3.425.924 2.801.517 1.143.404 (115,972) 4,632 238,399 1972 9,823 22,580 Transfers to Trust Funds Statement 5 $ (203.581) (148.749) (34.028) t20.804) Transfers to (from) Reserve Funds $ (54.000) Balance at the end 01' the year Receivable from Municipality Balance at the beginning of the year Transferred from Reserve funds â€"â€" Statement 4 Receipts Guarantees and deposits 54.000 Expenditure Refunds Engineering fees EXPENDITURE REVENUE Analysed as follows General revenue Special charges NET LONG TERM LIABILITIES RESERVES AND RESERVE FUNDS SURPLUS ACCUMULATED NET REVENUE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR Surplus of special charges CURRENT ASSETS Cash Accounts receivable Taxes receivable Other current assets CURRENT LIABILITIES Temporary loans Accounts payable and accrued liabilities Other current liabilities CAPITAL OUTLAY TO BE RECOVERED IN FUTURE YEARS \CCUMULATED NET REVENUE AT THE END OF THE YEAR General government Protection to persons and property Transportation services Environmental services Conservation of health Social and family services Recreation and community services Community planning and development Financial expenses Education Region-share of expenditure Other Taxation Contributions from' other governments Other Licence Number 4474 included in the assessment roll or whether properties included in the roll have been properly assessed. Subject to the qualification concerning the assessment roll. in our opinion, these financial statements present fairly the financial position of the Corporation of the Town of Richmond Hill as at December 31. 1973, and the results of its operations for the year then ended. in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted for Ontario municipalities applied on a basis consistent with that of preceding year. JOSCELYN. LAUGHLIN, HARPER, TORY & ASSOCIATES Richmond HillI Ontario. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Richmond Hill. Ontario June 28. 1974 TRUST FUNDSâ€"STATEMENT OF CONTINUITY for the year ended December 31, I973 THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Wednesday, July 24, 1974 The accompanying notes are an integral part of this financial statement. The accompanying notes are an integral part of this financial statement. STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE for the year ended December 3|, I973 $ 11,625 563 $ 50,155 Subdivision Costs 2.730 26,110 1,800 5,760 1,567 CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET as at December 31, I973 ASSETS 197E B.A.I.F. Engineering 5 20,804 S 32.157 50,624 500 Contributions Contribution Contribution for Capital to Revenue to Expenditure Fund Waterworks 20,175 86.537 577 2,679 629 629 LIABILITIES B.A.I.F. Guarantees $ 148,749 $ 20.000 $ 37,438 148,749 EXPENDITURE 16.103 1.335 Sundry Agreements $ 34.028 S 44,994 $ 296,660 s 278.689 17,971 $ 296,680 $ 291,170 18.051 $ 677,403 1,475,088 808,943 54,551 $ 6,706,608 $ 850,619 1,301,678 107,163 $ 6,706,608 (7,543,184) 6,434,429 586,802 509,392 428.301 434,908 1,204,071 396,512 2,947 22,739 502,712 142,104 38,762 3,155,799 930,592 283,737 7,530,623 3,093,111 1,057,377 3,690,623 2,259,460 3,015,985 17,416 17.416 296,660 309,221 1973 6,450 6,450 (327) (327) $ 291,170 18,051 s 369.112 19,378 $ 412,596 1,334,108 708,369 32,388 $ 6,315,826 $ 674,294 1,312,391 33,141 $ 6,315,826 (6,834,950) $ 724.984 370,961 372,019 1,064,549 365,878 100 9,229 490,185 83,138 116,809 2,800,533 939,891 221,658 5,703,877 448,039 605,765 6,755,881 3,074,510 912,269 309,221 3,828,365 2,019,826 Total 2,487,461 Balance at the end of the year 203.581 213.918 309,221 309.221 388,490 1972 1972 17,416 176,208 142,988 131,071 17,416 200 2,100 7,360 30,896 33,055 7350 16,604 55,327 22,200 16,949 19,192 889 54.000 6,450 629 7,079 6.930 1,665