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- She - Es ee PR ni Ne, 7% Rw) Mf yd flanil: Hr NO Zw, TAR £3 Pon Ee A - a --- Tah a Zn 3 worn » ETE pn SNR - ga gd <a ne 2. Ps adr SANT AS RS ina iy SH ARERR AGEN 3 \ " wha SAAT A e's Shane REAL str f "wt ABIES Abr UALS Fn EASELS RIOR FRE Dt OAS FY 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1978 Baptist hockey team keep on winning by Danny Millar The Port Perry Baptist Church won their sixth consecutive game without a loss as they 'beat Fenelon Falls 6 to 1 at Manvers on Saturday, December 16th. Brian Payne led the Port Perry attack with a hattrick but the key performer for Port was Defenceman Harry Michel who had four assists and played a strong game defensively. Left winger David Michel of Port opened the scoring at 1:53 when he banged in brother Harry's shot from the blue line. Port jumped into a two goal lead at 5:40 on a similar play as Brian Payne scored his first goal off a shot by Larry Mabely. Despite picking up the assist Defenceman Mabely did not play well as he made several near costly errors, including a bad pass in front of his own net as his team was two men shorthanded. With 8:55 left in the open- ing period Jeff Goodhand put NOTICE TO RESIDENTS Of Scugog Township, Manvers Township, Town of Newcastle & City of Oshawa NOTICE OF APPLICATION to the Ontario Municipal Board by the Corporation of the Township of Scugog for approval of by-law to regulate land use passed pursuant to Sec- tion 35 of The Planning Act. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for approval of By-Law No. 9-77, passed on the 27th day of November, 1978, A copy of the by- law is furnished herewith and a note giving an explanation of the'purpose and effect of the by- law and stating the lands affected thereby is also furnished herewith. © ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within twenty-one (21) days after the date of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the clerk of the Township of Scugog notice of objection to approval of the said by-law or part thereof giving details of all or the portion of the by-law to which you object and detailed reasons therefore, and shall indicate that if a hearing is held the objector or an agent will attend at the hearing to support the objection. ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for a one (21) days after the date of this notice send clerk of the Township of Scugog notice of his support of approval of the said by-law together with a'request for notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which such notice should be given. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the by-law will be considered. Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with or delivered to the clerk undersigned, the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent and, similarly, to any person who has filed a request for a change in the provisions of the by-law. THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be January 11th, 1979. DATED at the Township of Scugog this 20th day of December, 1978. Signed: Doreen M. Van Camp, Clerk pproval of the by-law may within twenty- by registered mail or deliver to the t'enelon Falls on the board with a power play effort as Dave Michel was off for hooking. It was Goodhand's second goal of the season against Robert Michel making him the first player to accomplish the feat this season. Payne scored the lone goal of a fast paced second period as he was set up in front of the net by Harry Michel. It was during the second period that Port Perry showed their first example of Township of Scugog, Box 209, 181 Perry Street, Port Perry, Ontario. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG EXPLANATORY NOTE The purpose of By-law No. 9-77 is to amend the zoning By-Law No. 1175 of the former Town- ship of Scugog as amended to provide for changes in minimum house size for each zone in or- der to make minimum requirements uniform with other wards in the Township. Law; enacts as follows: as follows: FLOOR AREA: Minimum in Zones A&B WHEREAS Consideration has been amended, the Council of the Towns from the centre line of a common or part porch, verandah, balcony, sun room, attic, basement or cellar." 2. By the addition of a new Section 2(s) to read as follows: *2(s) "CELLAR OR BASEMENT" means that portion of a building between two floor levels which is partly underground but which has at least half of its height, from finished floor to'un- derside of floor joists of the next above storey, above the average finished grade level ad- jacent to the exterior walls of the building and in which the height from finished grade to un- derside of the floor joists of the next above storey is less than six feet (6'). THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG BY-LAW NUMBER 9-77 BEING A BY-LAW TO AMEND THE FORMER TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG BY-LAW NO. 1175 AS AMENDED. ~ NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG I. That By-Law No. 1175 of the former Township of Scugog, as amended, be further amended 1. By deleting Section 2(g) and inserting the following therefore: "2 (g) "FLOOR AREA" means, with reference to a building, the total habitable floor area within a building which area is measured between the exterior faces of the exterior walls or y wall, but excluding any private garage, breezeway, 3. By deleting sections 4(b), 4(bb) & 6(bXi) and inserting a new Section 4(b) to read as follows: "4(b) No Single-Family Dwelling, Farm Dwelling Unit or Sum unless it conforms with the following requirements: 1StoreyorSplitLevel.................................. 1,000 sq.ft. 1%%Storey .......................... .. EE LEE CT 1,200 sq.ft. 280reYS 1,400 sq.ft. II. 1n all the other respects By-Law No. 1175 as amended shall remain the same. III. This By-Law shall come into full force and effect on the date by the Ontario Municipal Board. Read a first time this 9th day of May, 1977. Read a second time this 27th day of November, 1978. Read a third time and passed this 27th day of November. 1978. given to the provisions of By-Law Number 1175, as ip of Scugog deems it necessary to amend the said By- mer Cottage may be erected of passing subject to approval poor sportsmanship of the season. When captain John Michel was given a penalty the Port bench exploded with jeers and derisive remarks -aimed at the referee. Al- though the official did make a couple of questionable calls, there was really no reason why acted in the manner they did. In the referee's defence it should be noted that he was the only official working the game and therefore had to assume the linesman's duties as well. The final period was all Port Perry's as they con- stantly put the heat on Fenelon. Goalkeeper Chris McAleese and his defence with some excellent fore- checking. Brian Payne, John Michel and Dave Harris netted markers for the winners. The Harris goal came with just 53 seconds remaining in the match. It was on a breakaway. Port Perry is now unde- feated and it appears as though they will be run-away winners for their third straight Kawartha District championship. They have explosive offensive fire power in forwards Dave Harris, Brian Payne, John and David Michel and three excellent rearguards in Ed Greenbank by Helen Thomson The Afternoon and Eve- ning Units of the Greenbank U.C.W. met in the Church basement on Wednesday, December 6th at 10 a.m. for the Christmas meeting. The group in charge of the Devo- tional was Jean Hunter, Eunice Rahm, Doris Hill, Betty Stone and Alita Leask. Marie Cookman assisted at the piano. Alissa and Mel- anie Lee sang a lovely duet "The Little Drummer Boy', with Joan Lee at the piano. Following several Christmas readings by the group, Joan and Alissa favoured us with two delightful piano duets. A discussion was held on whether to continue the "Observer" Family plan. It was decided to contact all who receive it, to see if enough want it continued. Doris Hill chaired the meeting for the Business. The minutes were read by Eunice Rahm and the Treasurer's Report by Velma Foster. It was agreed to purchase several turkeys and a fruit basket as gifts. It was agreed that we cancel the January meeting and have a summer meeting instead. The Afternoon Urit wished to be taken off the Bale Committee so Eunice Rahm and Norrine Cook volun- teered to replace them. It was agreed to donate $300.00 to the Board of Stewards. Rev. Roundell was then called on to install the Offi- cers for 1979: Past President - Doris Hill; President - Elma Roundell; Vice Presi- dent - Helen Thomson; Sec- retary - Eunice Rahm; Ass't Secretary Brenda Gibson; Treasurer - Marie Foster: ~ Corresponding Secretary - Velma Foster; Press Sec- retary Helen Thomson; Pianist - Marie Cookman: Ass't Pianist - Iva Phoenix; Visiting and Gifts - Mae Blakely, Betty McGee, the Baptists ~ Bantams drop Uxbridge 5-3 by Todd Blayone Last Wednesday Port faced their rivals from Uxbridge and defeated them 5 to 3. Port took an early lead in the first period on a goal by Paul Storry assisted by Scott Wallace, but it wasn't long before this lead was shat- tered and the period ended with Uxbridge on top 2-1. Starting the second period out on the right track Port tied the score on a goal by Bob Horton assisted by Paul Storry. This was the lone goal in the second and it was the third that was going to decide a winner. Uxbridge coming out strong in the third scored very quickly to take the lead, but from then on it was all Port. Donny Young tied the game up on a goal assisted by Paul Storry and Bob Horton. Then it was Kevin Long with two in a row to win the game for Port. Assists on the first goal went to John Vaz and on the second to Vaz and Russ Jones. and Harry Michel and Sandy Kiezebrink. Goaltender Robert Michel is adequate. Wingers Jan Rensink and Paul Jones add solid two- way efforts. The game ended with Port on top and even though it was an exhibition game we would have hated to lose. -« A special mention to Clay Lovering who made some good saves during the course of the game. . On Thursday the team travelled to Fenelon Falls for a league game. It was a rather slow sluggish game but Port came out on top 3-1. Goals went to Todd Men- zies, John Vaz and Donny Young. © Assists went to Horton and Vaz. On Saturday the Bantams played the Bowmanville Majors and were defeated 5 to 1. Bowmanville a rather chippy team came up with a numerous amount of penal- ties but only one was Port, able capitalize on. On the other hand Bowmanville scored on all their oppor- tunities to win the game. Ports lone goal came from Scott Wallace assisted by Donny Young and Al Jones. Splitting the goal tending duties was Doug Arscott and ~~~ Clay Lovering. Port's next home game is Wednesday night at the Scugog Arena. They face Sunderland who they pre- viously tied. Come out and support the team. UCW install officers Committee - Jean Hunter, Jean Rodd, Marie Cookman, Ruby Dusty, Muriel Gibson; Auditors - Norrine Cook, Velma Foster. Committee Represen- tatives - Board of Stewards - Mary Jean Till; Board - Doris Hill; Manse - Ruby Beare, Helen McKean; Margaret Couperthwaite; Official Music - Mary Jean Till; Christian Education - Mary Jean Till; Bale and Supply - Velma Foster, Betty McGee, Norrine Cook, Eunice Rahm. 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