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a | 7 NAS EET Ey 5 INSPECTING CADETS, LCOL S.J. Skea here has a word with one of the cadets on parade during last weeks inspection at the Port Perry High School. Cadet Lieutenant Leslie Howell, seen with the inspecting officer. Port Perry High School Army Cadets held their annual inspection at the high school last Wednesday, with a number of interested spectators viewing the pro- ceedings. * Inspecting Officer LCOL S.J. Skea of the Ontario Regiment along with Cap- tain E.N. Dallow, Area Cadet Training Officer put . the cadets through paces. As well as the general. their SHOWS:- 9:30 a.m. Adults $3.00 ADVANCE TICKETS Adults *2*° Available at Mersco Store and A.C.A. Bathie, D.C., 26 Water Street, Port Perry The Oshawa Shrine Club "ANNUAL SHRINE CLUB SRING RCUS OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM Saturday, May 11 - 2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. inspection of the Corps. and the March Past, the local cadets had displays and demonstrations in small arms shooting programme, outdoor activities, com- munications and the High School band gave a demon- stration. Acting Commanding- Offi- cer, Major P. Dooley, and Administration Officer Lt. G.K. Cole accompanied the inspecting officers on their Children *1%° Children *1% and Lt. G.K. Cole, administration officer are rounds of strations. the demon- Bo VNU VR VE a\ i od at rh DEMONSTRATION in communications, was given by the Port Perry Cadets during their annual inspection last week. LCOL S.J. Skea watches as the cadets set up the communications set and relayed messages from three different points. Major P. Dooley, is seen to the extreme right with other inspecting officers in the background. Lt. G.K. Cole and Cadet Lt. Howell to the right in background. Leslie Durham's interim debenture over *24 mill. Durham's finance com- missioner was authorized by council last week to approach the Ontario Muni- cipal Board (OMB) with an interim debenture quota request of more than $24 million. This interim quota is com- . prised of about $9.9 million for the region; and about $14.5 million for five of the region's eight member municipalities. Under the Durham Act, the region must issue all debentures for local munici- palities. Under the Durham Act. the region must issue all debentures for local municipalities. the interim quota presen- ted to council last week, said Cou. George Ashe Pickering, is a figure which is fluctuating downwards as both the various area mun- icipalties and the region make cuts in their 1974 capital budget proposals. Debentures totalling $24,424,000 were discussed briefly by the council as the committee's recommenda- tion was passed. This amount, the finance committee chairman said, would be the maximum amount of funding which would be required for 1974 debenturing. The municipalities of ~Oshawa and Whitby led the field in the debenture quo- tas to be requested on be- half of them with about $9.6 million and $1.4 million res- pectively. Of the total of $24,424,000 suggested, it was anticipa- ted that $14,997.000 would be debentures to be retired from future tax dollars paid to either the municipalities or the region; while about $9,427,000 would be paid by CLUB ANNRENE (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) Dancing user charges, such as water bills, for example. The municipalites which did not request any deben- "turing for 1974, according to the finance committee re- port were: Brock, Scugog and Uxbridge. HH. &. Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or Zenith 59240 punch ; gnachs Music by Bev Smith & the Individuals SATURDAY, MAY 4th Refreshments *5.00 couple TICKETS AVAILABLE at Trans General Richards Beauty Studio; G.M. Williams Motors or at the door. Store, Prince Albert; House of Howard; SATURDAY, MAY 11th Bev Smith & the Individuals DON'T MISS THESE UP-COMING DANCES CENTRAL SEVEN ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED MEMORY NIGHT SATURDAY, MAY 18th