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wednesday april 27 1383 sb3 charter members stouffville legion ladies auxiliary the stouffville legion ladies auxiliary are ex tremely supportive of every endeavor undertaken by their male counterparts at the same time theyre never hesitant to embark on projects of their own on sunday five charter auxiliary members were on hand when the local branch hosted veterans from sunnyb- rook hospital they are left to right marion murphy gladys clarkson dorecn goudie marjorie smith and aldine sinclair bible college grad by evelyn milsted gormley congratulations to david flook on receiving his graduation diploma from ontario bible college willowdale this saturday the ceremony will be held in the peoples church at 745 pm- brian wiseman and joan konieczny will be honored at a miscellaneous shower thursday april 28 at 8 pm in the fel lowship hall of the missionary church mrs gerry benson is home temporarily from sunnybrookhospital when accom modation is availableshe will be admitted to riverdale hospital toronto for further therapy rev and mrs ed sparks have returned froma twoweek holiday in florida mr and mrs harold heise spent a month travelling with mr and mrs orval heise of auburn indiana crossing through such states as arizona texas and california mrs dawn henderson formerly dawn tatton of vancouver bc had a booth in the raft showlastweeki at theinterna- tional centre dawn istthe owner of trie i jason pipertextilebiisihesslseveral gormley area ladies quilt- ing at her booth saturtday mr and mrs clifford winger and mr and mrs harold heise attended the zone rally of the gideons saturday in mississauga rev ed sparks is attending the cana dian mennonite health assemblies insti tute in clearbrook bc this week he is hoping to visit with his son and daughter-in- law in calgary mr and mrs jack wright and family vi sited with relatives mr and mrs gerald cover of kincardine sunday v dr and mrs floyd hicks of smiths falls spent the weekend with mr and mrs lloyd hogg mr and mrs clarence lehman of penn sylvania enjoyed dinner saturday with mr and mrs russell heise mr and mrs henry heise of toronto spent several days with mrs bculah jones jack wright of gormley and allah doner of kitchener will address a mens break fast at the stouffville missionary church this saturday at 830 am rev ron faw will speak at the 11 am service sunday may 1 in the missionary church a live drama entitled the challenge of the cross will be presented at heise hill church sunday at 7 pm participants are thirty young people from fordwich breth- ern in christ church the covenant musical group from mes siah college in grantham pennsylvania will present a sacred music concert at heise hill church tuesday may 10 at 730 pm the annual quilt display will be held at heise hill church tues may 3 from 2 to 9 pm the completed projects will be sold at the mcc relief sale in new hamburg brighter future stouffville after a rough year financially big brothers of york have hit the jackpot a lot of others have hit it with them too as the famed organization is now operating the games every saturday night atdi- amond lilsbingo emporium onyorige street in richmond hill its been great says laurie leblanc of the big brothers organization were now getting back into shape financially were now at the point where we can start advertising again leblanc said the group had been relying on its bowlathon before but the high rate of inflation hit us and weve been operating on a shoestring budget he said they had cut their staff from four to two but were now hiring again besides the bingo venture the group leases the hall buys the supplies and gets all the profits forthat one evening big brothers is holding a dance june 23 at thornhill community centre with some other famous brothers the good brothers not only appearing in person but donating their services as well leblanc said that at present 40 boys arc lookingfor the-staff-shor- tagehad madeitdifficult to handle there- quests biit now they were moving along once more described the role of abig brothcras one who volunteered a few hours each week to provide some companionship and the male image thats missing in the life of fatherless youths its mostly a chance to relate on a one-to- one basis he said he said the volunteer usually pays for any costs incurred but that sometimes the young ones contributed too big brothers recently held its annual meeting in newmarket where a slate of officers was presented to the members however voting has not taken place as yet leblanc said he said also that dave couch rr 1 clarcmont was presented with an award recognizing his 23 years with big brothers and keith leach booth dr stouffville re ceived a twoyear merit pin ftlodern trend interior spring celebration genuine leather hi- back swivel chair footstool sale imported teak or oak wall unit 25 mtrs 100 now 169500 same unit available in rosewood 199500 sale price 54900 chair only 39800 7310 woodbine avenue 2 stoplights north of steeles 4756337 special offer michael rowe colin reed michael day these sales representatives have been commissioned to undertake a special subscrip- tion drive for the economist and sun they will present a special offer and will soon be calling on you jo offer yearround reading of the economist and sun at substantial savings over newsstand prices this offer is not available at the office 1 the corporation of the 7 f townlof whifchuilc notice of application by the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville for approval of a proposed bylaw imposing a sewer rate in respect of an expansion tothewhitchurchstouffvillesewagetreatmentplantandtodesignate a sewer rate area within the town of whitchurchstouffville whereas the ontario municipal board had approved an application by the regional municipality of york of the construction of an expansion to the whitchurchstouffville sewage treatment plant at a total estimated cost of 280000000 1 take notice that the council of the corporation of the town of whitchurchstouffville intends to apply to the ontario municipal board for approval of a theimpositionofasewerrateinrespectofweconstnictionoftheexpansion to the whitchurchstouffville sewage treatment plant and intends to charge the sum of 60000000 being part of the cost of the work as a sewer rate for a period not exceeding fifteen years upon the owners or occupants of lands who will or may derive a benefit therefrom immediate benefit and deferred benefit more particularly described in schedule a hereunder the said sewer rate will impose upon the owners or occupants of the lands who will derive an immediate benefit are more particularly described in schedule b hereto and as illustrated on the map below and the remainder of the lands described in schedule a shall be considered as receiving a deferred benefit upon which the sewer rate will not be charged until such lands are actually connected to the sewage works or are subdivided b the passing of a bylaw to impose such sewer rate to raise the whole of the annual payments on debentures of 60000000 uponownersoroccupants of lands in the immediate benefit area consisting of farmresidential lands not exceeding 262 mills commercial lands not exceeding 308 mills 2 the following is an example of the annual charge on an average farmresidential and commercial property in the immediate benefit area assessed at 2000000 farmresidential 262 x 2000000 5240 annual sewer service rate 8584 total annual charge commercial 308 x s2000000 annual sewer service rate total annual charge 13824 6160 10093 16258 3 the entire sewer area including both immediate and deferred benefit is defined in schedule a below 4 exemptions roll number description acrea 20134500 edward street 348 acres 17002300 65 main st east firehall 61 acres 16001900 19 civic avenue 06 acres 16024600 19 civic avenue 25 acres 18515300 19 civic avenue 29 ft frontage 16005100 130 main st west hydro office 40 ft frontage 16022000 park drive south 2042 acres memorial park 17005800 65 mainst west library 14 acres 17006000 65 main st west library 252 acres 18701600 41 park dr s arena 507 acres 19499700 10th lino n hydro substation 72 acres 5 any ratepayer may within twentyone days after the date of the first publication of this notice serve personally or by registered mail on the clerk of the town of whitchurch- stouffville at the address given below a notice in writing stating his objection to the approval of the imposition of the special rate and the grounds of such objection and that if a l public hearing is held he or his representative will attend such hearing to support such objection 6 the ontario municipal board may approve of the imposition of the said sewer rate but before doing so it may appoint a time and place for a public hearing when any objections will be considered but notice of such hearing will be given only to those persons who have given notice of objection as provided for above dated at the town pfwfiitchurehstouffville this27th day of april 1983- u first publication apru27uu1983ijii iijii f islfirlo maitiftfl second publication may 4th 1983- the last date for filing ofobjections 18lh day of mayj983 t jj if jji ji i patricia g muw clerk j town of whitchurchstouffville 19 civic avenue po box 419 stouffville ontario l0h 1l0 nb a sketch of the said sewer rate area together with a copy of the bylaw may be examined during regular business hours at the office of the clerk at the municipal office 19 civic avenue stouffville between the hours of 830 am and 430 pm the lands outlined outline the entire sewer area includ immediate and deferred benefit areas the immediate benefit area is marked ennnxla all the rest of the lands in the sower area aro deferred benefit areas until connected or until subdivided i i schedule a the entire area designated for the sewer rate both immediate and deferred benefit is all and singular all those certain lands and premises in the town of whitchurch- stouffville lying within the area bounded as follows starting at the northeast corner of lot 2 in the 10th concession formerly township of whitchurch thence wosterly to the northwest corner of said lot 2 concession 10 where it intersects highway no 47 thence northerly along the westerly limit of said lot 2 concession 10 to a point opposite the northeast corner of lot 2 concession 9 formerly township of whitchurch thence westerly across highway no 47 and to and along the northern limit of lot 2 concession 9 to the northwest corner thereof thence across the 9th concession road to the northeast corner of lot 2 concession 8 thence westerly along the northerly limit of lot 2 concession 8 to a point halfway to the westerly boundary thereof thence southerly parallel to the 9th concession line to the northerly limit of lot 1 concession 8 thence westerly along the northerly limit of lot 1 concession 8 to highway no 48 thence southerly along the easterly limit of highway no 48 to the south limit of lot 35 concession 8 formerly township of markham thence easterly along the southerly limit of lot 35 concession 8 halfway to the 9th concession road thence southerly parallel to the 9th concession road to the southerly limit of lot 34 concession 8 thence easterly along the southerly limit of lot 34 concession 8 to the sth concession road thence across the 9th concession road and easterly following the southerly boundaries of lots 34 in concessions 9 and 10 to the southeasterly corner of lot 34 concession 10 thence northerly along the westerly limit of the 10th concession road to the place of commencement schedule b tho area designated as an immediate benefit is 1 all lands and premises described in schedule a presently connected to the sewage works 2 the east half of lot 1 concession 8 lots 1 2 concession 9 the east half of lot 35 concession 8 lot 35 concession 9 plan m798 in lot 35 concession 10 3 the easterly 20 acres 8094 ha in the west half of lot 35 concession 8 4 the north half of the easterly quarter of lot 34 concession 9 more particularly described as parts 1 2 3 plan 66r7352 pert i plan 64r1786 part 3 plan 64r1786 5 the westerly t92 2414 m of the touthorly 205 6248 m of lot 35 concession 10 6 the westerly 785 23939 m of the northerly 277 8449 m of lot 34 concession 10 7 parts 12 3 plan 65r1895 being part lot 1 concession 10 1