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h i Ht vl E - i if : : ff Hi es ie if [ i i : rtf 4 < ry p B | ei i f | 5 ijt tg ae «i é 1. Bluffers 21 2. Great Ones 4 3. Alley Cats ll 4. In Betweens 7 5. Worsers ..... aia 6. Goners 5 H.S.--258--M. Cook (F) 321--A. Tomchishin(M) H.T.--631--M. Cook (F) 785--A. Tomchishin(M ) HS.W.H.-- BOWLING LEAGUE 1, S.0, Bees ......... 19 2. Better Sports .... 16 3. Long Horts 9 4 Aces .... Rat 5. Spitfires 7 6. Beavers 5 H.S.--322--D. Vivian H.T.--739--D. Vivian HS.W.H.-- 343--A. Fulford HT.WA-- 834--A. Fulford PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1971'-- BY - LAW No. 1630 A By-Law to establish times, periods and frequencies at and for which the sewage rates imposed by By-Law No. 1483 as amended, and By-Law No. 1484 of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry shall be charged. : WHEREAS Section 380 (18) of the Municipal Act Chapter 249 R.S.O. 1960 and its amendments authorize a municipality to pass By-Laws to establish systems for billing sewage rates. THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry enacts as follows: 1, That the sewage rates authorized by By-Law No. 1483 as amended and By-Law No. 1484 shall be billed by special sewage notice for the year 1971. This special sewage notice shall cover the period of January Ist, 1971 to December 31st, 1971 and shall be due and payable on or before November 15, 1971. 2. Subsequent sewage frontage and connection rates shall be collected annually as special charges on the re- gular tax notice, 3. Assessment Roll frontage shall be used in determining frontage sewage charges, notwithstanding that cer- tain exceptions shall be allowed as provided by By- Law No. 1482 and By-Law No. 1483 as amended. 4. The Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Perry is hereby appointed to adjust certain frontage charges on a fair and equitable basis as provided by ry ae Be Dowson -- 717; R. Shortt-- Inspected ws 699; R. Parker -- 693; D Scott--683; J. Wilson Jr.-- pe clap ge 669; N. Wanamaker -- 656; prox. B. Parry -- 660; B. Owen-- 656; K. Catherwood -- 654 C. DeNure--644; B. Ander son--637; C. Butson--633 J. Hadley--632; G. Wilson-- 632; G. McHugh -- 631; J plicity Wilson Sr.--627. sealers, Team Standings-- English | Ca Tee oo... 5 plus P. P. Stars 2 = Causeway Kids 14 Ballards . 8 Raiders . 11 Nachurs 9 | Middileton's 12 Majcher Pont. 2 Emmerson's 21 Eden's L.S. 9 Dowson's 19 of LGA. 14 Con a Pension Top, 2 miles |" south of Cameron and % SATURDAY, OCTOBER'23 mile a 12:30 p.m. #9 or 2 east of Cam-| Auction Sale of Farm Stock, bray. -- has pas tee ps Lge in| Thanksgiving Services ° Ward Holmes and J. J. Gre 9 Her steers | Were quite well attended at ham, Clerks. and heifers, 6 cows, milking | Burns Church on Sunday CARL HICKSON. Auctioneer) & bred, Charolais and Here | morning. Rev. Black's 3 -- sermon title was "Tears of , Me- Great Joy" based on a Me-| Philippians 4:4-13. The choir . | selection was "Now Thank om atand (bay We all Our God". Cockshutt 3|.- The Ladies Bible Class McCormick] met at the home of Mrs. H and 'household furniture for| PVC Sindee sn catear| Ashton on Wednesday the estate of Kenneth George | w-Cormick cultivator, Oliver| evening, October 13, with Wray, Lot 23, Con. 10, Reach| side rake, McCormick about nineteen members © Township, 4 miles north of| mower, hay clevator, Viking po Port Perry, on Thursdav,| electric new.,| Present. The meeting opened October 2ist: 12 sows, 64] F5. double disc, numerous With the singing of hymn shoats, 6 unbred cows, 8 cal-| other farm items and equip-| Come, Ye Thankful People Se ae, SSS | mest. 3 antique bedroom! Come". The scripture truck, not 3,000 miles) suites, antique side board. : pt on it; baler, side-rake,| gramaphone, 2 trunks, anti.| "eading was read by Mrs. pny by Thy 4 que love seat, antique spool-| Mildred Routley, from . ducks, riding lawn mower, 3 it cet, 3 crocs, antigne 4t ay ae nae. teameaee and 3 furrow tractor plow.| shes, fiour barrel (100 years Mrs. Routley titled Allis Chalmers tractor, old), numerous other item<. by - ra mower, 7' dise of hay, 600 "Thanksgiving." Mrs. Batten - Dig | bus. Mixed Grain. led in prayer. re ee uae leader, Several items of business _ Sut new; hay elevator, Tee Rey miles mont at| were dealt with. Mrs. Wm ° bales 'and ali} Uxbridge on county rd. 8 é0| Hopkins was in charge of the new, hay L household tables, | Roseville, then south on Con.| program. Two readings by og! yy Uxbridge twp. to first) srs D. Ashton, "A Tribute rocking chair, oil| farm. Sale at 12:30, Furni- lB bi = a beds, dressers, 5 guns,| ture se first. to Autumn" and "Autumn tools, chains, A... and the Pive Senses." A solo thing no reserve. w.D. Managers snd| °Y Mrs. E, Heron ac- ¢ : -- Sees ertinencs | companied by her melodica, ¥ Ashburn News "Thank You Lord." Mrs. Hopkins gave a very in- teresting presentation of slides on nature, all on a religious theme. Musical background and the spoken word was done by a tape recorder. Many portions of This proved to be very in- spiring. The singing of hymn "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name" brought the meeting to a close. Miss Chrissie Simpson closed with prayer. Lunch was served by the lunch committee. Several of the ladies at- tended the W.M.S. Thank- offering at St. John's Church, Port Perry, on Tuesday evening. Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron were; Mrs. Andrew Leper, Aberdeen, Scotland: Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leper and lan, London, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. Bill McAndless and family, Don Mills; Mrs Robt. Rowe and Mrs. Stan Thompson, Trenton; Rev and Mrs. Kenneth Heron and family, Barrie. By-Law No. 1482 and By-Law No. 1483 as amended. 5. No discounts shall apply to sewage frontage and con- nection rates in 1971. In subsequent years regular tax discounts shall apply. 6. Penalty shall be charged on current unpaid sewage rates at the same rate as current taxes. The Clerk is hereby authorized to give three days of grace be- fore charging penalty in the current year. 7. Unpaid sewage rates as of December 31st of any year shall be charged interest at the same rate, and shall be collected in the same manner as tax arrears. Un- paid sewage rates shall be a lien upon the property in like manner as tax arrears. 8. Payment of $430 a foot frontage by December 3ist, 1971, will terminate obligation of a property in re- gard to frontage rates imposed by By-Law No. 1483 as amended. Sewage frontage rates may @lso be commuted in subsequent years with the required payment being calculated each year by the O.W.R.C. No refund of previous payments shall be made. 9. Payment of $200.00 for each connection by December Bist, 1971 will terminate obligation of a property in regard to sewage service connection rates imposed by By-Law No, 1484. Sewage service connection rates may also be commuted in subsequent years with the required payment being calculatéd each vear bv the O.W.R.C. No refund of previous payments shall be made. This By-Law shall come into force and take effect from the date of passing By-Law No. 1630 read a first, second and third time and passed this 30th day of September, 1971. A.D R. A. KENNY, JOHN W. DOBLE, Reeve. Clerk. EE