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~ No Increase In 1965 Mill Rate P2RT PERRY Volume 100 5 Number 28 Appoint Morley Bain Ont. County Sheriff Morley Bain, deputy-sheriff under the late Col. Arthur Welsh has been appointed she- riff of Ontario County. The appointment was announ- ced last week by Ontario Health Minister Matthew Dymond, The new sheriff has been an active figure in the political life of Ontario County and has served as councillor, deputy- reeve, reeve of Scott Township and also held the position of Warden of Ontario County in 1957. Mr. Bain was appointed de- puty-sheriff in 1958, and should be well qualified for his new position as sheriff. I look for the best administration of jus. tice in the county, Mr. Bain says, "and hope to keep up the high standards set by my pre decessor." Col. Welsh held the positions of both sheriff and registrar of court. But due to Increased amount of work in both offices © THURSDAY, APRIL 1st, 196 Sixty Skaters In Ice Revue Anna Forder and Richard Stephens, ldeal figure skating couple, and Michelle Harper from the Upper Canada Figure Skating Club will be the feature stars at the "Ice Revue", spon- sored by Port Perry Figure Skating Club, Friday, April 2. Taking part are also 60 girls and boys, all members of the local club. This is the big event of the year and the Arena no doubt will be filled to capacity. these positions have been divid- ed. The appointments of regist- rar and deputy-sheriff will be anounced at a later date. The new sheriff will be offi- cially sworn in at a public cere- mony in the Court House, Whit- by, 10.30 a.m. on Monday by R. Arthur Wilmot, Chief Judge, County Courts of Ontario. The public is invited to attend. Board Appoints New Committee The financixl statement of Port Perry Community Mem-. orial Arena Board showed a comfortable surplus of $7,646.15 at the end of 1964. This and other important' items of business was brought np at a board meeting held on March 23rd. Councillor Bruce Beare, a member of the Board informed the members, it is possible that Centennial grants may be ob- tained by the Federal and Pro- vincial Governments for exten- sive renovations to the arena such as new washrooms, new front, refreshment booth, and heated community ropm. If such grants should be ap- proved, the council will also contribute their share to the project, he said. A committee of three mem- bers, Bud Heard, Grant Me- Dermott and Ross Sweetman was appointed to have plans made, and approximate cost estimated and to be presented al the next general meeting on April 18th, Will Attend Convention On. Friday and Saturday, April 2 and 3rd the Ontario Amateur Softball Convention will be held at Peterboro. This year as in the past a delegation will be on hand to represent the Port Perry and District Minor Softball Aassoc, This year the delegation will include Pres. Don Cochrane, See'y Vin Walker, Diréctor Don Gray and Len Clark, It is ex- pected several of our local um- pires will be on hand for the Umpires school on Sunday morning. Ammendments which the del- agates will support include; Raising the Squirt age to 11 years from the present 10 yrs.; splitting the minor series into an A Series over 15,000 Papu- lation, B Series under 15,000 Population and the changing of the distance between bases in bantam series to the b5 ft. same as Midget but leaving the ball at 11 inch. Thes delegates will make their report at the next meeting of the minor on Sunday, April 11, 8 p.m. at the Arena. Congratulations Congratulations to Mrs. Thomas J. Blight who recently celebrated her 85th Birthday. Her many friends will be pleas- ed to know that she is getting along fairly well after her ac- cident in the Fall. Residential 80 Mills Commercial 88.330 At a meeting of Council on March 29th, 1965, the Finance Committee presented to Council a Budget for 1965 with ap- proximately the same mill rates as in 1964. It might be noted, that the County Levy is up $6,018.25 and that the Public School Levy is up $2,149.24, By-Law #1413 to levy rates of taxation for the year 1965 was passed; a recapitulation of the budget figures as found in the said by-law are as follows: -- Estimated Expenditures for 1965 .........ccoiceeviponns $310,455.87 Less Estimated Receipts ........ Amount to be levied by taxes Less Unconditional Grant (Est.) vin. sesnmersneseafan es ansestasseafuoes 103,257.69 SRSA AS es es eee $207,198.18 7,421.16 $199,777.02 REQUISITIONS 1965 1964 General Purposes ....$67,406.64 $68,794.38 $1,387.84 (Decrease) County Purposes ... 34,808.65 28,733.06 6,165.59 (Increase) Public School (including prov. for purchase. of land) ....ccovvecne 47,290.00 44,756.00 2,634.00 (Increase) High School ............ 60,181.93 50,204.81 22.98( Decrease) $199,777.02 192,488.26 Public Show Little Interest In Affairs Of Local Hospital The Annual Meeting of the Port Perry Community Hospi- tat Board was held at the hos- pital on Tuesday, March 23rd. Although this meeting had been well advertised and the general public invited to attend, there was only one gentleman there whe had no direct connection with the Board or the hospital itself. Chairman Harry Phoenix opened the meeting and deplor- ed the lack of interest on the part of the public. The Board Members were all in attendance anc he complimented these six gertlemen on their interest and hard work in connection with the hospital. The minutes of the last An- nual Meeting held March 24th, 1964 were read and approved. The Secretary then read the list of hospital representatives from the Townships of Reach, Scugog, Cartwright, the Village of Port Perry and Ontario County. Dr. G. M. Rennie is the. representative of the Ont- aric Medical Board, (Continued on page 7) Hospital Report For Week Ending March 27th Admissions Operations Emergency Treatment... 3 Births ecco creen, Deaths .......... Discharges Remaining Visiting hours 3-4 and 7-8 p.m. John Maw Elected Deputy Zone Commander office was contested by two other candidates. The new Zone Commander is James Woodward, left, who is being congratulated here by retir- ing Zone Commander Vern MacCarl of Whitby. 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