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arc7W9 rawh UNITED YOUTH Fellowship Association was organized two weeks ago at Angus United Church ior boys and girls FIRST GUEST speakers were heard last night by the United Youth Fellowship As sociation at meeting in the Angus United Church Hall Here the visitors John Ledlic eight years old and IIP it now has about on members some oi whom are pictured row third iromright Assist Bmwn iront row centre and Mrs lilired Sousy centre above burden are Ed ingtbcm are three at the as lelt and his father Jim Led lie right bath of Giliard are shown with Ed Brown centre Fellowship leader The Led iiesjwére visiting an Angus churchlor the first time In Stayner AttdinS $125oo surplus STAYNER surplus $12500 in revenue over expendi ture for the towh oi Stayner ior 1063 was announced in the au tnrsrupnrt just received The report also indicates that ALLISTON COUNCIL BRIEF ALusrou Stall Council last nightaccepied the tender of Hutchinson Motors Alliston tor new six cylinder to mobile to be bought by the town or $2125 It was the lowest oI three bids submitted The other two were 5215 and $350 higher respectively bylaw was passed to lease property mm the town to the Department of Transport to con duct driver examination cen tre in Alliston for one day week The one year lease ex tends from Aprili this year The department will be using office space in the town hath Another bylaw passedauthor load the town toclose and sell Iour streets on the Colbeck sub division plan which have been repiaced by new street layout conta ed in the Beatiiesrh di ion plan The town can sell St Second St Third and Fourth St as desig nated cn registered plan 1103 to the abutting owners In thIs casethe abutting owner is Mac kenzie Beattie The town al ready has deeds to the road allowances provided lnMr Beatties subdivision weou it was toldln case such as thiapii the abutting owner does not buy the property within the time limit tJnne council would have the right to sell it to others outstanding on the two collegiate town has oniy516000 still to be ayner rrelatively debenture iree Apart from the $109000 buildings at the endioi 19611 the paid on the water system The Public as Coinmis sion showed an operating sur plus on its hydra and water no counts Both system showed aproiit di over $7000 The Public School Doafd also showed an operating surpIUs in 1963 of about 54000 out oia total revenue at $59000 Thelibrary showeda very small loss in operatic The recreational centre hada proiit of $1300 on operation and came within $549 or being ableto meet the debenture payment The cemetery commission showed small deficit comparison last years budget and actnai expenditure show Stayner overspent on fire hall and TODAY Joins ni705930 Disneyland ntMo ammo Professors SAT iron 12 noon arm mm 130 12111 WA LT DISN EY THE MiszDVENTuREs 0F IVIERLiN or saw 743 JG xam awntyn 77 W7 caravans sum To our estimated costs oi the villm In 106i $715M will obnvetnbonlledlhmuflrlocll soclation members Sylvia Gibbs Irene Nowik and Lyn Gibbs Wednesday evening the newlyformed association heard its first guests Jim Lcdiia and he son John Led lie Giliord who brought even gciistlc messages Examin er Pohto Halt Water Sale r0utside iIllislon ALLISTON lSiait Water sales outside Allision were slop pert by town council Monday night The Public Utiilties Com mission has been asked ior lig urrs on the water capacity and previous engagements they have brought evangelical mes sages to gatherings through out Sirncoe Countyin Elm valeand Barrie as well as in the sou ern part oi the coun roads anddcbi underestimated On the other hand the costs of general government and pro tection to persons and property charges are were less than estimated Total expenditures were about $5000 over the budget but total row errue exceeded the estimates by $7000 Last year the town spent total at $15410023 in the oper ation of this community or about 1800 persons It received 526 10336 from the provincialgun merit $116008 from other out side sources with the balance paid by local taxation OBSERVANCE SET OTTAWA ICP The RCN observe Battle of the Atlan Sunday on May 3vwith spe ciaichurcb services both on shore andaboard its ships at sea The day isrset aside to pay tribute to those who lost their lives at sea in wartime andaiso to recall the allied na val victory in the SecondWocld War ithe towns estimated needs o1 water at the preSenttime This motion was among those contained in the committee re ports which were presented for pproval Monday night by coun Ll Present total pumping capac ityis 1296000 gallons per 24 hours council was told The maximum used In 24hour per iod occurred in November 1963 reaching 1111191 This leit surplus at 181009 gallons This does not take Into con siderntion the needs at the new hospital or future industrial ex pansion the committee noted Until statistics are available on the towns estimated Iutura needs tor these categories coun cil decided to stop selling wa ter to subdivisions oukida th town limits alternoon uses Irhnthcr Wfidlfl in 1an and revenue irom other sources will provide the mean to niIut the total estimated ex penditures ior 19M 11020151 These figures were included in the 1904 budiet bylaw passed by Elmvale munch Wednudly Dr Pricbell linanca chairman presented the bylaw ior councils approval Mill rates ior 1960 are asan munced It the last meeting 51 mills residential inrm mills conuncrclal and minus 59 mills telephone gas and railway so mills For residential and arm rat er this Is In eightmill Jump over the 1901 tax rate For com mcrclal and business the mill rate goes up six mills This Is the iirst increase In seven yenrsinr Eimvale taxes Rising costs olllvlng are re Iileclcd in higher expenditures in all utegoria but three The Simone Coun levy Is down me having ped IronI lll 461 In $11215 Public works are down this year by $1739 Garbage collection esihnales dropped 5333 EDUCATION COSTS Educption coats played the Mural part In icrclng the tar limp Dr Pliehcll explained By provincial law munidpal like are compelled to pay pub lic and high school boards the arer the boards request Thereiorc the to boost comes about largely through lactcrs which council does not control Biggut jump in the entire bud get In the $621177 increase in the Elmvala District High School levy In 1969 Elmvalea share la 01004177 compared to $1181100 last year Elmvala Public School will need $151133 more this year tor total oi 50051 compared to 14 09400 Elmka Separate School the new Our Lady of Lourdes School opened last iall made Ila iIrat appearance In the tax 1984 ELMVIILE BUDGET STATEMENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Public Works Street Lighting Elmvole District High School EImvnle Public School Elmvalc Separate Sch weliare Grants Simcoe Police Protection Fire Protection ITQIAL ESTIMATED lTURES ESTIMATED Grant Totals Elmvale Tax Levy Residential Commercial Business Farm Telephone Gas Railway ASSESSMENT 64 Totals $17M00 800000 1004277 1501530 190 Totals $1087300 240000 llil00 1409400 108764 100000 £0000 121m 755m II215M 1145100 505100 459000 305700 290700 475900 514200 2170800 1535538 $10292570 REVENUE 1934 $3090103 7202474 1054 Tolnlr $77175000 30958500 9530000 20741500 2303800 MILL RATES Residential Ltd 1105 Telephone Gas Railway 1964 57 mills 53 mills 59 rnllla 59 mills 45 mills 51 mills bylaw Its share at the 1961 taxes is WM New teachers new courses new classroom rum up the EDHS situation this year Dr Patchell raid lotroduclion or two new op tional commercial courses next irrll will entail more classroom space and the cost or equip ment to outfit them Extra teachers will also be needed to stall them In adidllon salary incrcues granted to the EDHS leaching stall are adding to the board 1064 expenses The two new temporary class room built last fall at EDHS were nuanced out oi the boards 1961 budget They have no ei iect on the 1064 EDHS budget Dr Paichelt said Elmvales 1964 budget LI In no way allected by the sewer imtallation program council Iblnl rsthnated expenditures or 1961 01 $10292570 are 510 59591 higher than the 1003 total of $912389 Aasessroent totals in the 1564 bylaw are up or residential commerlcal and businul and down ior iarrn telephone us and railway Residential as ment has risen by $11615 Numerical by 821505 and buy logs assessnent by 160 Farm assessment has drop ped £125 irom Its 196 total Telephone gas and railway use semnent Li 5235 lower this year Bruins Down Edmonton 53 ESTEVAN 585k CPIEsta van Bruins rode twogoal scc ond period to so victory nvcr lo cut Edmontons lead In the Edmonton Oil Kings Wednesday bestoiseven Western Canada Memorial Cup float to 21 The two goals were by plclrup Fran Huck oi Regina Pats Don Smith Butch Morris and pickup Larry Mickey oi Moore law Canucks were the other scorers tor the Saskatchewan champions ii Hi presents WORLD VISIONS NEW FILM 50 LITTLE TIME 90minuta SoundACoIour Missionary mm Documentary Film BARRIE DISTRICT NORTH COLLEGIATE FRIDAY APRIL 24 eoopm All sears use Ill FRIDAY SATURDAY and SUNDAY TIIIAIII SHANTY BAY oIIIvaIII 0n Highway 11 Miles NariII or Barrie cInmuuap and gown Seo Clnemucopl on our giant not mean NORTHBAY CF North Bay Trappers are men no chance at all in their Eastern Canada Memorial Cup sem nol series against TorontoMar horas but the Trappers arent giving up without light Wednesday night they battled the Marlboros gamer belore 30 lead in the bestoiseven set Toronto can wrap it up with is win in the fourth game here Friday night Despite the close score Mdrllt horns are iavored to sweep the series in four games to advance to the Eastern Canada iinals against Montreal NDG Mon archs The winner of that series will meet eitherEdmonton oil Kings defending Memorial Cup champions or Estevan Bnrlns The opening tino games won 183 and 114 byMarlboros sug gested an easy time or the Tar onto crew tor the next two hill honour moth SiIuRoAi MErROGOLDWYNMAYER 7mosvrsinntmu anuwa FDORISfiSTEPHEN liiarlboiosiliostvi Straightk Win Over 110th Bay Trippers pagne and Jim McKenney shared the others bowing 75 to give the latter came out lighting Wednesday and rdusedto quit until the li nal buzzer Peter Stemkuwakl led the Tor onto attack with pair oi goals and Wayne Carleton Gary Din een Mike Walton Andre mam Olympic star Dineen centre who tiredionr goals and as slated on two others in the sec ond game also had three as aists Dineen originally planned to miss thetrip north due to an upcoming school exam but decided at last minute to go Now IMPERIAL EAT Evening Shows 045 Ind 900 woman or norm leanerIx Awanoa BEST COM EDY EVERMADE