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WN CRY ent e ., Par mak a te QR Ga aa St 3 = aS 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday May 6th, 1965 EPSOM NEWS By Jean Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Asling & | Wanda ofqAjax visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling of Brookdale on Sunday on the occasion of Myr. Asling's birthday. Misses Linda & Lori Bushell of Oshawa were at the home of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs, H. Ashton for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilson of Uxbridge were supper guests on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, El- mer Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer vi- sited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephens of Brooklin on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, Barry Bushell i Linda and Lori were supper guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Len Beach and son of Orillia were with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Prentice for the week-end. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Powell home from spending the winter in Mexico. We were sorry to learn that Mrs. Powell had slipped and hurt her back. One of the first things Mr. and Mrs. Powell did upon their re- turn was to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Graham Scott of Toronto to see their newest grandson. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Powell and Wee Jimmy "much happiness in their new home in Whitby. Several young people spent an enjoyable evening last Fri- day at the Manse, the guests of Misses Marie & Sharon Ander- son. There was a large attendance at the cuchre and dance on Fri- day evening. The prizes for | awarded as fol- euchre were lows: Ladies 1st Mrs. Christie, 2nd Janey Leck, Low Maude Feasby. Gents 1st David Pren- tice, 2nd Harold Percy, Low Don MeCulloch. Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and children of Oshawa were sup- per guests at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs, Jeffery. Mrs. Wm. Jeffery of Prince Gordon ' Albert is spending a few days with Mr .and Mrs. M. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs, H. Gourlie, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gourlie & daugh- | | ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong | | and Tommy were dinner guests | recently with Mr. and Mrs. H. Geurlie of Oshawa. Hilltop Herald| By Gayle Wright The month of | May is a very busy month for the students of | Port Perry High School. Officer bi {¢ training classes already started to prepare us for the annual cadet inspection. The Open House will be held Tuesday night, May 11. Every- one is welcome and it is hoped that everyone will enjoy the events of the evening. The interschool track and field meet will be held Wednesday May 12 at Sutton District High School. Last Friday evening the gymnasium was decorated with balloons and gaily coloured streamers. The dance was a huge success and was enjoyed by all. Deaths WILLETT, Samuel H. (George) At the Community Hosp. Port Perry on Mon., May 3rd, 1965, 'Samuel H. Willett, dearly loved husband of Esther Rogers, in his 94th year. Service from the Chapel of McDermott - Pana- baker, Port Perry on Wed. at 2 p.m. Interment Nestleton Cemetery. i CAMPBELL, Cora Mae--At | the Port Perry Community | Hospital on Thursday, April | 29th, 1965, Cora Mae Darcey, l beloved wife of Hugh Campbell {and dear mother of Don of | Mimico, in her 73rd year. Ser- vice was held on Saturday from the Chapel of MeDermott- ' Panabaker, Port Perry. Inter- ment Pine Grove Cemetery. TIES RMCDTUL TAL ADS CENTRAL ONT. COUNTY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL BD. STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE AY Barbara Ann Davidson, Terrance Vern Siebarth In O Grace Lutheran Church, 540! Jack Siebarth, Bowmanville was Cromwell Ave, Oshawa was matron of honour, and Miss Pa- the scene of a lovely wedding: tricia 'Buxcey, Port Perry, on April 10, 1965 at 3 p.m. bridesmaid, were gowned alike! when Barbara Ann Davidson, !in Pastel pink nylon & chiffon! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. street length dresses with bands | Davidson, R.R. 4, Port Perry,! of white lace on skirts. They became the bride of Terrance | wore matching shoes and head- Vern Siebarth, son of Mr, and | dresses, and carried cascade | Mrs. Fred Siebarth, Port Perry. | bcuquets of deep pink carna- The Reverend P. Fiess of | tions. They also wore pearls, | Oshawa officiated at the cere-| ift of the bride. mony. Mr. Jack Siebarth, Bowman- The church was decorated | Ville, brother of the groom act- with baskets of pink and white | ed as best man, and the ushers carnations. were Harold Beaudry, Bowman- Mrs. Bay Hansel, Bowman ville, brother-in-law of the ville, presided at the organ.| 8°°M and Richard Snooks, Port Perry. For the Year Ended December 31, 1964 Revenue Legislative gramls w..cavmimai $385,194.00 Municipal tax levies - requisitions .... 361,304.03 --supplementary taxes ....... 2,090.06 Tuition fees - other school boards ... 68,454.52 --individuals .....ccoceviiiiiiiiiiiee, 2,120.00 --Government of Canada-- Indian affairs .......ccccomeennn. 2,529.55 Rebates caiman 86.40 Sale of school equipment ...................... 1,126.00 Rentals oimnisnrnieiaER 210.00 - -------- $823,114.56 Expenditures Cost of instruction ........cocccvvecveeennnnn, 413,614.00 Instructional supplies 39,621.85 Administration .........cccooeevveeiireeireeceieens 24,156.26 Plant operation and maintenance ... 69,003.38 Auxiliary agencies ..........oeevvvernnnns 8,451.46 Evening Classes .o..ooieveeeeeeeeecsnerensnns 3,435.00 Transportation ........coccvviiiieciieeenninnns 69,174.15 Debenture payments ... .... 73,680.00 Capital outlays ........ccccee.e. 34,847.92 Interest on temporary loans ..... . 4,674.10 Taxes rebated cama 1,273.11 Transfer to capital fund ....... NT 3,387.30 In-service salary ..inaiinnmmiramams 235.00 . 745,253.53 Excess of Revenue over Expenditure... $ 77,861.03 This surplus has been used to reduce the 1965 tax rate by 1.4 mills based on the County equalized assessment for Fduca- tional purposes. R. J. Fralick, Chairman W. H. Gilfillan, Sec.-Trea. Monteith, Riehl, Waters & Co., Chartered Accountants. She also accompanied the so-| loist Mr. Ross Metcalf, Oshawa. The bride, avho was given in marriage by her father, looked lovely in a white poi-de-soi floor length gown with lace bodice and lace applique on skirt, long | petal point sleeves. Her head- dress of pearls and orange blossoms held in place a blush veil. Her bouquet was as cas- cade of deep pink roses and white carnations. The bride's attendants, Mrs. For the reception held in the Fleetwood room, Genosha Hotel | the bride's mother received in a Turquoise lace sheath with mat- ching 3 length coat, shoes and hat. Her corsage was of pink rose buds, : The Bridegroom's mother was gowned in Teal blue crepe with pastel pink accessories, her cor- sage was pink rose buds and white carnations. For a trip to Toronto and Peterborough the bride chose a' shawa Church beige cotton lace over taffeta sheath, with matching hat and gloves, black patent leather shoes and bag, and a persian? lamb jacket. The happy couple will make their home on Seugog Island. Out of town guests present were from North 'Bay, Pem- broke, Cobden, Eganville, Sud- bury, Hamilton, Toronto, Bow- manville, Ajax, Port Perry and Prince Albert. * & 3 Prior to the wedding the bride was entertained at numerous showers. Mrs. Carlisle McGill enter- tained at a miscellaneous show- er with Mrs. Reg. Armstrong a3 co-hostess. Mrs. Mac Christie and Mrs. W. J. Beacock a miscellaneous shower. A kitchen shower at the home of the groom's sister Mrs. Betty Dancey, Ajax. Several friends and neigh- bours gathered at the home of the bride and presented her with many beautiful ard use- ful gifts. Hostesses at this shower were Mrs. Ken Middle- ton and Mrs. Bill Heayn. Hospital The Board of the Community Memorial Hospital, Port Perry, held their annual meeting at the hospital on Tuesday even- ing, April 20th, 1965. Mr. Harry Phoenix was re- appointed as Chairman of the Beard for 1965. Vice-Chairman --Mr, Chas. Reesor Sec. Treas.--Mrs. Doris Watison IN Management Committee -- C. Reesor, M. Van Camp, I. Boyd Finance Committee--Joseph Dowson, M, Van Camp Property Committee--M, Van Camp, J. Dowson, Board Annual I. Boyd, Dr. Rennie" Public Relations--J. Dowson, C. Reesor. The statistics for the first three months of 1965 show 96% occupancy in the general ward; this appears to be a continuing trend in our hospital situation. Due to overcrowded -condi- tions in many areas of the hos- pital, a survey was made by Members of the Ontario Hos- pital Services Commission sev- eral months ago. The report of this survey had just recently been received, so that it was the object of much discussion at this meeting. The report recommended that Meeting in view of the type of building of our present hospital that it was not feasible to contemplate renovation or expansion. It was the opinion of the Hospital Board that a request should be made to the Ontario Hospital Services Commission to initiate a building project for a new hoepital, . and consequently a letter of application has been forwarded to tha Ontario Hos- pital Services Commission,