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S70 WALES DLA ASAIN Four Cubs of the 1st Scugog Pack at a family night recently earned their 5th Star Glen Heayn, Hodgins. --From left to right they are: Tom Olsen, Scouts And Cubs Enjoy Family Night - The Ist Scugog Scout and Cub Family Night was held Friday evening, April 19th at Manchester Hall. Parents and boys were wel- comed by Cub Master Frank Fielding and Group Com- mittee chairman. ~The program commenced with a Cub Investiture. A going up ceremony followed when 2 cubs were invested into Scouts. Ten Proficiency Badges were presented to 6 Wolf Cubs. Some 66 badges were presented to the Cubs, all these had been earned since the Father & Son banquet on February 7th. The Scouts were not to be outdone they had also work- ed hard and 30 Proficiency Badges were presented at Kevin Williams and Kevin this time. Two boys receiv- ed their 1st class Scout Badge. '2A All Round Cords, 1B All Round Cord. The Group Committee pre- sented Mr. Les Smith with a plaque thanking him for his help to the 1st Scugog Scout organization oven the past 10 years. Bruce Smith showed pic- tures he had taken when he Attending a special meet- ing of Port Perry council "Iheld on April 11th were W. T. Harris, Village Solicitor, C. Kretch, representing Canadian Mitchell Associates and L. Pitura representing the Ontario Water Resources Commission. The meeting was called tor the purpose of studying the sewage agreement and the passing of four differ- cit by-laws in connection with the project. Mr. Harris explained that the O.W.R.C. will own the sewers---and- the Village of Port Perry will pay a rent each year based on cost and that the Village will be res- ponsible for the policing of the sewers, that is to control the discharge into the sew- ers, such as material that clogs the works or water from the storm sewer etc. It was decided at the meet- ing that the sewer line on Scugog Street from Simcoe to Maple be deleted and that the sewer line be extended on Scugog Street to 500 feet east of Water Street. After making a thorough study of agreement and by- laws, Council made the xe- quired readings and abd APY ALY wg Port Perry Council News the by-laws. i ~ BY-LAW #1481, agree- ment by-law to execute agreement with the O.W.R.C. for the provision of sewage service, in accordance with the schedule attached to this by-law. BY-LAW #1482 Sewage Rate By-law with respect to a sewage rate under sections 16A and 42 (6) of the Ont- ario Water Resources Com- mission Act. " BY-LAW #1483 .Frontage By-law with respect to a sewage rate under sections -. of 16A and 42 (6) of the Ont-- ario 'Water Resources Com. mission Act. "© BY-LAW #1484 Conneec- tion By-law with respect to it sewage rate under Sections 16A and 42 (6) of the Ont- ario Water Resources Com- mission Act. (Paragraph 24 was changed from $14.14 to $200.00.) These By-Laws and Agree- ments are subject to the Ontario Municipal Board's approval. hd \ J. ORDE PHONE 985 - 2351 TUNE UP TIME AGAIN FOR Outboard Motors (Johnson and Evinrude) LAWN MOWERS and TILLERS -- All makes SEE US NOW AT ...... YOUR MARINE PORT PERRY a ee ® CROP ®@ || INSURANCE ld Protects YOu. your crop . . . and your credit . . . ik I with low-cost, comprehensive coverage against the hazards of Hail, Wind, Drought, Frost, Flood, Plant Disease, Insect Infestation, Excessive Moisture and Excessive Rainfall. Apply for coverage now attended--the World Jam= boree last summer. Approve Grants To Cty. 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