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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 26, 1980 - Glass of water will AANA AN EATS AEE ATE GE SR IR RRL RSH SENATE RLS] REN LE nee cost 27% more by '81 Port Perry homeowners could be facing a 17 per cent increase in their water bills, starting January 1. And in 1982, the rate could increase by an additional 10 per cent, for a total of 27 per cent over the next two years. For the average home- owner that could mean an NEED PHOTO COPIES? Wecando them for you. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 extra $24 annually in 1981, and another $16 the next year, bringing the average annual bill from n Lpe present $141 to $181 by, the end of 1982. The rate increases are only recommendations at this time, but they will come before the full Durham Region council this Wednes- day, (November 26) for approval. . With the Region experien- -cing -a severe cut-back in revenues this year from development levies, appro- val to make up the shortfall by hiking the water rates will likely be approved by the council this week. The recommendation was made last week by a combined committee of * RG25252525252520505252525052525050525052 pny S555 _ / OPEN: Mon, Tues. OPEN: Thursday & Friday - 9to0 9. - EAR PIERCING - BY APPOINTMENT WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS "WATCH JEWELLERY REPAIRS- J - BELTONE HEARING AID BATTERIES - LIMITED "203 Queen Street - Port Pérry , Wed., & Sat. -9t06. >> N NC OX = 7 Bring the Kids To See The Scugog Chamber of Commerce 2) I A CS) - *CLOWNS SATURDAY, NOV. 29th PARADE STARTS AT 3:00 P.M. -- (Note Time Change!) From the Port Perry High School Down Queen Street. *BIG BANDS Don't Miss the Parade Nov. 29th at 3:00 P.M. Regional councillors, which at the same time has pro- posed that the Regional levy charged to developers be trimmed from the present $2740 per lot to $2147, This reduction also needs Regional council approval at the regular meeting this Wednesday in Whitby. Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor attended the joint committee meeting last week and said he voted in favour of the proposed increases in the water rates. "We really had no other ~ choice," he said after the meeting. "The loss of deve- lopment levy revenues this ° year and next will mean a deficit." Mayor Taylor said that the staged increases over two years in water rates would cushion users from a very large increase in 1982, The Regional finance . department had recom- mended that water rates go up 20 per cent in 1981 and six ~per cent the following year, but regional councillors felt 20 per cent would be too high for a single year. Large industries which receive a bulk rate discount will face the same 17 per the committees decided against the recommenda- tions from the Regional staff to reduce the discount rate. *FLOATS *FREE CANDY (For the Kids at Latcham Centre) cent hike as homeowners, as . Santa's Helpers _.Two Port Perry businessmen; Bill Barr. .left, and. Jim Grieve are helping: the "Scugog Chamber of Commerce in their efforts on the Santa Claus Parade this year. The men have sponsored the hiring of two large bands for the parade; which is being held on Saturday, November 29. The Canadiana Accordian Band is comprised of 36 members plus 20 majorettes, and the Rebels Drum and Bugle Corp has 60 members. By hiring these bands, Mr. Barr and Mr. Grieve have helped to defer the high cost of running the parade. Miriam Price, president of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce accepted their cheques last week. Santa Claus parade - (From page 1) ticket for you. There will be at least a dozen bands in the Parade, including the Uxbridge Legion Pipe Band, Danny Reesor Band, the 60-strong Rebels: Drum and Bugle Corps, the popular Lindsay- Kawartha Majorettes, the Port Perry Clown Band, Army and Navy Cadet bands from Oshawa, and others. For the youngsters, the Parade will have at least 23 floats depicting all kinds of Christmas themes stories. Clowns and old cars will provide some laughter, and old Saint Nick will have bags of candy for the kids at Latcham Centre when the Parade winds up. Of course, the youngsters will get a chance to sit on Santa's knee at Latcham Centre and tell Gl ie fa fe | ot Cu me -- THE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS ws Ry 5to 9 Orders 5106 oz. LOBSTER TAILS (when available) 6to 7 oz. LOBSTER TAILS (when available) All Specials Wrapped in Newspaper - No Individual Boxes and him exactly what they'd like to see under the tree on Christmas Morning. 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