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Q < | tf : H RF : i 52 if H H 5 Eg f F i ? Hl i EEgGS in the neighbourhood m Sunday and called on the THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY BY-LAW NO. 1604 Re: SNOWMOBILES For regulating, governing and prohibiting the operation of motorized snow vehicles within the municipality. WHEREAS The Motorized Snow Vehicles Act, 1968 provides that bylaws may be passed by the Council of a local municipality for regulating, governing or prohibiting the operation of motorized snow vehicles within the municipality. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED and it is hereby enacted by the Council of The Corptration of the Village of Port Perry as follows: 1. No person shall drive a motorized snow vehicle along or across any sidewalk or part of a sidewalk in the municipality. te Amy person may drive a motorized snow vehicle in a park in the municipality except upon the roadways where public vehicular use is prohibited and except in those areas where driving of motorized snow vehicles is prohibited by signs or; posters and where permitted, motorized snow vehicles driven in a park in the municipality shall not be driven in excess of 25 miles per hour No person shall drive a motorized snow vehicle on private property without authority from the owner or occupant of such property. Save and except for Section 3 hereof no person shall drive a motorized snow vehicle on municipal property except where, by means of one or more signs, it is indicated that such driving is authorized. The driver of a motorized snow vehicle may operate the motorized snow vehicles along or across any highway or part of a highway under the jurisdiction of the municipality provided such vehicle is driven as near to the right curb or side of the roadway as the circumstances permit and in accordance with the regulation made under The Motorized Snow Vehicles Act, 1968 prescribing rules for driving motorized snow vehicles upon a highway and requiring compliance herewith. Every person who contravenes any of the provisions of this By-law is guilty of an offence and on summary conviction is liable of a fine of not more than $300.00 (exclusive of costs) for each offence The driver of a motorized snow vehicle, not being the owner is liable to any penalty provided under this by-law and the owner of the motorized snow vehicle is also liable to such penalty unless at the time the offence was committed, the motorized snow vehicle was in the possession of a person other than the owner without the owner's consent. READ A FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TIMES AND PASSED THIS 15th DAY OF DECEMBER AD. 1970 JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk R. A. KENNY, Reeve the Ellesworth Sunday were by the choir and a Christmas sermon by Mr. Critch. Next week a confirmation service will be a part of our worship. Kt was a bit different at S.S. GM Announces Price Increase General Motors of Canada Limited today announced list prices for its domestic 1971 cars to be effective immedi- ately. These prices repre- sent an overall average in- "lerease of five-tenths of one per cent, or about $17 above the tentative prices announ- ced September 25th. At that time the Company said that the tentative prices were sub- ject to change and would be reviewed after the conclusion of the strike in light of pre- vailing economic factors and competitive conditions in the market place. Prices on some models, such as the new Chevrolet Vega, remain unchanged, and on certain Chevrolet station wagons the prices were de- creased by $17.- Certain op- tion prices have also been in- creased. The price increases do not apply to firm retail orders written by dealers based on |; the tentative list prices. In eases where the new prices are lower, refunds will be made to the dealers. There will be no retroactive in creases. eaching Has Improved The quality of teaching and facilities have improved since Ontario County Board of Ed-' ucation took over schools for | trainable retarded children, | trustees learned in a report | from its advisory committee. | Trustee T.D. Thomas said interest in the schools by the Retarded Children's Associat- | ion has lessened as a result of | the county board taking over | the schools. : Committee member H.C. | Wilson said it was not necess- ary for the board to take over | | all schools in the county. He! said the Retarded Children's Association had increased its involvement with workshops and work with preschool-age children Trustees carried a motion to continue projects being carried on at Auburn School for Trainable Retarded and | that morning and afternoon sessions at Glenholme School be continued, with six more | students being admitted there Wrays and MIS.) BORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1970 - 98 Port Perry Senior Citizens 33 Members braved the inclement weather to attend meeting Dec. 9, The club membership is 89 to date. Interesting reports were given by Officers. The Marothon Bridge ended with a nice party with re- freshments and prizes. Anot- her will be held éarly in the New Year. 69 members partook of the scumptious dinner pro- vided by the "Head Church U.C.W. Ladies." A social eve- ning and exchange of gifts followed at the hall. We are planning a bus trip and theatre party in the very near future. \ Cards were sent to the Chartered members and to the sick. Glad to report many of the sick improved and to those who are ill we wish them & speedy recovery. Club pins will soon be available to members. We will dispense with our Dec, 23rd meeting and have planned a New Year's Eve party. Ladies please bring sandwiches. Pensioners were asked by the "United Sr. Citizens" of Ontario to write their "Member of Parliament" re- questing an increase in the basic pension and relief from taxes, Midnight Show Christmas Night, Dec. 25th 'ACE HIGH' Eli Wallach. 'DR. TERROR'S HOUSE OF HORRORS' Peter Cushing. Sat. Dec. 26th Only at 8:00 W. C. Fields with Mae West in MY LITTLE CHICKADEE' and with Edger Bergen and Charlie McCarthy "YOU CAN'T CHEAT AN HONEST MAN'. Sat. Matinee 2 p.m. 'You Can't Cheat an Honest 26-29-30 'FLARE UP' 7:1 Mon., Tues, Wed., Dec. Racquel Welch. 'THE TROUBLE WITH GIRLS' 9:00, Elvis Presley. Matinee Tues., Dec. 29th, 2 p.m. 'The Trouble with Girls'. STEREO LP's from 2. GREENWOOD T. PORT 176 Perry St. PLUMBING - 99 V. PERRY 985-3 HEATING - - ELECTRIC - PORT PERRY -- 985 - 2473 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE For a No.1 product and Fast Delivery Service FURNACE or TRY A TANK OF OUR STOVE OIL Reesor Fuel & Lumber PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 985-7951