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+ SON Ne ep J > os Xs RC lS Sant, Le > 3 oy ea = dl e tlt a PN eS =, oP ada D0 Gp Se i ." 23 SP CEE y 2 et a Fan pg 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 13, 1982 SS RAR STS TAR TH EON TAN RS Sgt Council irked with new 1st class postal regulations Durham Region council is concerned over new postal regulations and wants the federal government to consider changing them. Council is irked over the new regulation which makes it illegal for anyone to deliver letters other than the Post Office. In 1981, the Oshawa PUC delivered Regional water bills in the Oshawa area, but this will have to be stopped this year, and the Regional finance department estimates it could cost Durham as much as $33,000 more to have the bills go through the post office. The issue was discussed at length at the January 6 meeting of Regionai council, Rr LL IO. A-D For a Spectacular * Exciting! Provocative, Colourful, Heart-warming, Stimulating MAGIC LANTERN SHOW COMETO TOWNHALL 1873 -PORT PERRY MON., JANUARY 18th at 8:00P.M. and see "The History of Port Perry" A RICHARD"S FURNITURE REFINISHING *PIANO SPECIAL** Repairs & Refinishing Average Price: $700.00to $900.00 25% OFF (Until February 28, 1982) FREE ESTIMATES -"GIVEYOUR FURNITURE A FACE LIFT!" 600 EUCLID STREET, WHITBY CALL: RICK FORESTALL 666-2992 with members finally agreeing to a resolution which calls on the Federal government to relax the postal delivery restrictions for municipalities for such things as bills and notices. The Durham resolution will be forwarded to other municipalities and munici- pal organizations for endorsement. Council stopped short last week of endorsing a resolu- tion from Lennox and Add- tington County, which was scathing in its criticism of the entire Canadian postal system. Although members of Durham council agreed in part with the resolution, and several said it should be formally supported, others said the resolution criticism was too general in scope. Several Durham coun- cillors said they could not support a resolution which contained a clause stating that *" ... Canada Post is an inefficient, unreliable service, operated in the main by inefficient, unreliable . workers whose militancy will not be dissolved by a Crown Corporation throwing money. at deep-rooted insoluble problems." Council voted by a wide margin to take no action on the Lennox resolution and instead to come up with a Durham resolution expressing concern for the new regulations, but not at the same time taking a broad swipe at every person who works for the Post Office in Canada. With the new postal rates that took effect January 1, the Region's finance depart- ment estimates Durham's postage costs this year will be $175,000. That's a substan- tial increase over the 1981 cost of $100,250. CONTINUOUS FORMS Printed & Blank PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 197 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY is offering JEWELLERY APPRAISALS -- WHILE YOU WAIT -- SAT., JANUARY 16th 10AM.10 6 P.M. By Our Graduate Gemologist { LIMITED 7 7 it 5 | pen First in 1982 It was all a little boring for Amber Jewell Heayn as the Star * photographer took her picture with mother Vicky last Sunday- morning. Amber was the first baby born in 1982 at Community Memorial Hospital in Port Perry and made her entrance into the world at 4:32 a.m. on Wednesday, January 6, 1982. Rs VILLAGE BLUES | £ : ni.0 BERAMES = ROBERT J.ESPEY ssc... : 985-8864 : LAWOFFICESOF RISEN&ESPEY £ -Jeans - Cords - | E LORD SIMCOE PLACE £ -Designer Jeans- | Suite 1C-57 Simcoe St. S. g Sweaters & Blouses | £ OSHAWA -571-3942 g ALLSIZES, STYLES g (AFTERHOURS: 985-9012) 2 &COLOURS. E The Store That Says Preferred Area of Practice £ "Want You To Wear My Pants." | -- CRIMINAL LAW -- E LUT TT EE TTT ~ HAMBURGER We make our own Pure Beef Pattie! BAYSHORE TAKE-OUT HWY. 7A, PORT PERRY - 985-3282 HOURS: Monday to Thursday 10A.M.to8P.M. Friday : Saturday 10A.M.till9P.M.