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ISLA AO La RR vai \ RIA have been holidaying in England recently. snowmobile Peterborough last Saturday. tending Intermediate Mechanic training school at. Centenial College, Toronto * for two months. - He is presently employed by Williams Motor Sales, Port Perry. | READ A FIRST, SECOND AND TH'RD TIME, AND SUS TTFSTTFITITTees, .A By-Law to prohibit overnight parking of vehicles on _1. No person shall park a vehicle on any roadway for .4. Any person violating any of the provisions of this Greenbank News Mr. and Mrs. K. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Jones, evening dinner guests at Ray Perrys. Several from the com- munity attended the- 50th Wedding ' Anniversary celebrations for * Mr. and Ron Jarvis attended the races in Mr. Jim Thomson is at- day. They enjoyed dinner and dancing to music of Mr. George Beare, } . Friends of Miss Iva Luke will be pleased to hear she Corporation of the Village of Port Perry By-Law ~ 1610 A By-Law to prohibit and regulate the obstructing and encumbering of public streets and highways within the Village of Port Perry. Whereas Section 476, Subsection-1 R.S.0. Chapter 249 and its amendments provide for prohibiting or regulating the obstructing, encumbering, injuring or fouling of highways. And Whereas snow has heen pushed in consider. able quantities on to public highways in the Village of Port Perry, creating additional expenditures. THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: That it=is hereby prohibited for indjviduals to push or move snow from school yards, parking lots, - and other such properties on to a public street or highway within the Village of Port Perry. 3 Nothing in this By-Law shall prohibit normal clearing of driveways as long as no large deposits of snow are left on roadways and streets of the Village. Every person who contravenes any of the provi sions of this by-law shall upon conviction thereof, for- feit and pay at the discretion of the convicting magis- trate a penalty (exclusive of costs) not exceeding the sum of $300.00 for each offence. PASSED TH'S 11th DAY OF JANUARY. 1971. JOHN W. DOBLE, R. A. KENNY, Clerk Reeve Corporation of the Village of Port Perry 'By-Law «1573 the Streets or Highways in the Village of Port Perry. any unreasonable time having regard for the traffic requirements of such roadway and in no case for a longer period than three hours between . 12:00 o'clock midnight and. 7:00 o'clock a.m. for the period May 1st to October 31st. 2. No person shall park or leave standing any vehicle 'whether attended or unattended on a highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of other traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway from November 1st to April 30th. 3. That a Constable or an Officer appointed for: the : carrying out of the provisions of the Highway Traffiz Act, upon discovery of any vehicle parked or 1¢ft in contravention of the said Act or to this Municipal By-law may cause it to be moved or taken to and placed or stored in a suitable place and all costs and charges for removing, care and storage thereof, if any, are a lien upon the vehicle, which may be enforced in the manner provided by Section 48, of The Mechanics' Lien Act. R.S.0. 1960 C167, S43 (8-10). By-law shall be subject to a penalty of not more than Ten Dollars ($10.00) for the first offence and " not more than Fifty Dollars ($5000) for every subsequent offence, exclusive of costs, and all such penalties shall be recoverable under the Ontario Summary Convictions Act. 5. This By-law shall not become effective until ap- proved by the Department of Transport, Parliament Buildings, Toronto 2, Ontario. READ A FIRST AND SECOND TIMES THIS 12th DAY- OF JANUARY, 1970. READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS 26th DAY OF JANUARY, 1970. R. A. KENNY, Reeve "JOHN F. RAINES, (Seal) Clerk Beaverton + were Saturday guests Mrs. Milt Howsam, Satur-: - lodica and spoons. 6 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 12,1972 has moved to Port Perry. The local fire truck was called to a house fire in . Greenbank last week, at Mr, "Lorne Gibsons. However, the fire which started from an clectrical®cord was brought' under control very quickly. Mr, and Mrs, Ted Lamb of Manchester were dinner with Mrs, Will Somerville and John last ~ week, ; Mr, and Mrs, Robert Baird were in. Toronto last Friday attending the funeral of his cousin the late Mr. Samuel Branning = formerly of Saintfield. =. We wish to extend the sympathy of the community to Mr. and Mrs. Marshal McCaig and family on the passing of Inez's mother, Mrs. Baker. The service and internment were in Napanee last Saturday. (At the Junior Farmers: convention last week, our local choir direction of Mrs. Betty Dobson were fifth in a group of fourteen. The Women's Institute meeting will be held on January 19 at 2 p.m, at the home of Mrs. Jean Somer- ville. If the weather acts up and the roads are bad the members will be phoned. The blustery weather last Friday night cut down on the attendance at the card party. The winners of the evening were: High Marie Cookman and. Grant Kerry, second 'high Iva Phoenix and Keith Rodd, low score Annie Guy - and Robert Baird. Door prizes went. to Mildred Dearbourne and Ernie Lee. The next one will be January 22nd. Weare sorry to report Mr. - Gerald Mero is' again in Uxbridge Cottage Hospital. We hope he improves soon. About forty members of the Reg and Stan Foster families held a winter family picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Stan Foster's cottage at Valentia last Sunday.' 'Nursing Home News Things are about back to normal following the Fes- tive Season and there is ° actually very little to report on our activities during the past week. The big event of the week was the presentation of Diplomas to the ladies who took the course for Nursing Assistants through the auspices of Durham . ~ College of Applied Techno- logy. Mr." Lee Evans of Durham College presented diplomas. Mr, LaFontaine pinned red & white carna- tions on the graduates. Cof- fee and treats were served. Mrs. Doris Taylor R.N. pre- sented a pin to Mrs. Alice Oliffe for highest marks. We had a very lively sing song on Friday evening. Mr. Ivan Leadlay with his daughters Mrs. Grace D'- ~_Andray and Carol Leadlay together with Jimmy Wyatt provided the music--piano, harmonicas, juice harp, me- It was certainly a very enjoyable evening, We welcome a new resi- dent in the person of Mrs. May Oster of Oshawa, Mrs. Oster was transferred from the Oshawa General Hospi. tal, Congratulations are in order for Mrs, Zalpha Jack: HE GR li under the' 3 EES hey bE St i Black stock for confirmation by profession of faith - Jack Gunter, Paul Dennis Malcolm, Jamie Malcolm, Hal: McMahon, Shelly. McMahon and Elaine Wright, Mrs. Ted Mc- Mahon"s membership was . received by transfer, Mr. John Carnaghan, Clerk of , the Session presented each with "his. or her certificate and each young person received a gift from his respective congregation. Then all members had a reaffirmation of their vows of faith. As a result of the hard work of Mrs, Neil Werry and Larmer,. Mrs. Richard VanCamp, a number of ladies enjoyed an "afternoon of learning to curl at the rink on Tuesday. Any interested ladies are invited to join the fun, . The results in Grade IL theory have been 'received by Mrs. Wilson, Nancie "Wygerde, - Honours and Louise VanCamp, Congratulations girls. Thursday evening callers of Mrs. Ruth Wilson and Mrs. McQuade were Mr, and Mrs. 'Vance. Wilson and son Bill, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Edgerton: Friday afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGill of Lindsay, and Pass, ews Saturday Ere Mr. and' Mrs. Richard Archer, Cobourg and Mrs. George Cole of Port Hope. + - Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor and Betty Jane, and Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor, Scarborough entertained their mother Mrs. Roy Taylor to dinner at the Conway Gardens, Port Perry on the occasion of her birthday. Many happy , returns, Mrs; Taylor. Congratulations to Lois yanCamp who received 100 percent on her recent examination: in Preliminary Rudiments of Theory. 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Phone son n and Mrs, Nancy Murrall who celebrated- birthdays during the week. They were 94 and 80 years res. pectively. To both of you "Many Happy Returns. We thank Mrs. Ruth Marks for her gift of nylon' stockings. Mrs. Popowich, Mrs, Rey. ner and Mrs. Winacott start their affiliation at Toronto Hospitals on Monday, Jan. 10th. Good luck, girls. need shoes? TOP QUALITY MEN'S and TEENAGE BOY'S Shoes & Boots *® WE FIX OLD SHOES ® WE BELL NEW SHOES ® SKATES SHARPENED Shoe Repair & Sales © 233 oY STREET =~ Port Perry SEE OUR FULL LINE OF PORT PERRY an