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young prisoner at the lie gina Coeli Queen at Heaven jail in Rome and Pope Paul Vi embrace during the Pain tiiis visit at the jail where he celebrated massior the ln stitutions 1100 inmates it 1964 Mill Rate Rises Iii ELMVALE Stall For the first time in seven years Elmvaics mill rate has taken lump In 1964 the rate will bc59 mills commercial and s7 mills resi dontlal and iarm For the pie vious six ycars the rates were commercial residential 49 and iarm 45 Rising educational costs are too per cont responsible tor the mill rate boost iinance chair man Dr Patchell said Gcncral requisitions tor the Elmvale Public School and aim vale District High School are what pushed the mill rate up Dr Patchell noted that count cit has no power to alter ind totals requested by school boards but must supply the amounts requested The 1964 mill rates were an npunecd by council here wedv ucsday night iollowing leng thy meeting of the iinnnce com mittee beforehand Clerk Harold Nash was authorized to draw up bylaw outlining thebodget revenue and expenditure esti mates This will be presented at the next council meeting poss ibly April 22 Cas Van Eslnga Vasagn Bench presented briei to councii explaining the Upper 7Canada Zoological Society pra ijcct which is torbe built at was saga Beach as centennial pro ject Mr Van Esinga is an ex ecutive director with the society gt and also director oi the pro posed zoological park This month he is approaching municipalities throughout the county asking communities which do not have centennial proiEcis at their own to funnel their grant dollars into the zoo logical park project From mun icipalities which do have their own projects Mr VanEsinga is seeking cash donation to help build the park Reeve Alex McAuley was told Flos Township is interested in this project and will soon be holding meeting to decide its own course Elmvale council was sympa thetic to Mr Van Esingas pro posals its orth serious thought Councillor Ken Knox said So litany tourists come to Wasaga Beach that thing like this would be good tor us all There is alsoa conservation angle Mr Van Esinga pointed PRISONER MEETS PONTIIF was the second visit in mod ern history by relgrllogRo man Catholic Pontiii to jail The Pootiits predecessor Pope John XXIII visited the same tall the day niter Christ mas use AP Vlrcphoto via cable irom Home Elmvdle saved from extinction by bring ing small numbers at the spec ics to the park where they could live Ircc oi danger lroin their natural enemies He told council that zoological park In West Germany recently suppTied an Airican country with some hiplt popotamt that had previously been almost wiped out in its original habitat 2000 SPECIES Three million dollars will he spent on the park in the next three years to have it open to the public by the summer ol 1967 There will be 2000 species on exhibit Mr Van Esinga told Cour li lor Alex Currio that 75 per cent at the $1000000 will imc irom centennial grants and commer cial and industrial contributions The rest is exected to come irom cash donations it is non proiit organiza tion theretora no shares will he sold The park will be IBlll tained on sellsupporting basis We have about half million dollars available jediately he continued Construction should start right atter Labor Day Preparations will continue all summer ELMVilLi COUNCIL BRIEFS ELMVALE Staii To meet $6000 debt which Elmvale Hy dro owes the village or work donehere last tall councilis seekingipermission iivro the Hy dro Electric Power Commission at Ontario to convert into cash the $6000 from bonds now held in the villages credit Approval was granted by coun cil Wednesday night ior an ar teosloo by Consumers Gas Co oi gas line north on Lorne SL and west on William St The application ior building permit submitted by Howard Ritchie to renovate his home to provide for an upstairsapart meat was approved by council Councillor Norman Crane was commended by council ior the success oi the minor hockey tournament held at the arena here during Easter week Mr out Hare animals and birds irorn around the world could he iwésiowillimbmynill 35 Drops To 7452 For 1954 BRADFORD Staiit LWest set thetilsi tax levy at mills down from the mill rate in 1963 This ion came at the April council meet ings held at the township oliice here Approval came tor the request at the Bradtordaod District High School Board debentures of $60 remodelling oi the police quar tars upstairs SATURDAY Children 251 000 towards building tworoom addition to the high school The finance committee was instructed to go ahead with the Tenders will be called for dump truck 23000 in 25000 GVW Couocil ruled dog cences THRU Gwiliimbury Township council iug recommendations cil requesting action at the township dump to prevent onion skins aud papersv blowing on his propertyCouocil sugges ted some solution wouldbe sought beiore the meeting Crane is councils representative to the arena board should be available at theoi ilce of the township clerk Arn old MeredlthuFollowing publica tion of the notice all dogs must be licenced by Mayst Township engineerv Ear dawill was authoriz to draw upplans ior the Draper Bridge onlbe 13th Concession ollow Jack Kent interviewed coun next council ELMVALE Hanan roll Inv eruo 75 percent or time iron Easter cum reality It Klmvllo Dinrkt High School is ioliovrl GRADE Nil GRADE nard OM GRADE ii Joanne Whitfield 39 Dennis Blow Joan Ritchie as Sharon Waniess Douglas Lnrnhle at Bruce Corbett Sid Tjeerdsma 75 GRADE to Bruce Kitchen 999 Christa Van Eyslnga Sumac Fin lay 351 Robert Fnrney 651 Peggy Miller 550 Weady Bell Md Jim Youngs 02 Bill Grextoo 817 Faye Burnett 869John Ritchie on Jack Thurlow 821 Robert Baker 321 Jim Martin nor Marlea Jenkins 799 Murray Arche 157 Nancy Rolling Eelke Tjeerdsma 780 Sharon Pratt 771 David Galbraith 767 Heather Galbraith 764 Robert Moore 715 Gracie mulls tin order at merit The scale oi rating is lst Class lionors 75 to 100 2nd Class Honors so to 74 8rd Class Honors 60 to 65 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