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gag. i. 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 24, 1987 IIE ERIE ET EN Mrs Vanessa MacDon past summer, at the Star office, be Mown to Miami where tl participating member of th | | | responsible for decorating near future, The Star was also the » store promotion of the "Wi best overall of the 86 partici Couple wins luxury | Caribbean Cruise one week on a luxury Caribbean Cruise as the winners of the Port Perry Star - Guild Stationers "Win A Cruise' contest held this The Star is a member of Guild Stationers, an association of independent stationers throughout Ontario and the east coast, who participated in the "Win A Cruise" contest, and were informed last week that the winner had been drawn rom entries placed in a box Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald, who were visiting Port Perry dur- ing Festival Days last summer, live in Willowdale and they will "Ms Holiday" for a one week cruise taking in ports of Cozumel, Grand Cayman and Ocho Rios, Jamaica, In addition to the Cruise, the Star was also informed that as a one week vacation to Venezuela. Cathy Dudley, who was largely during last summers Festival Days will be taking this tr ip. She and her husband will be booking their trip to Venezuela in the va ald and her husband will be spending 1ey will board the funship superliner ¢ Guild, the Star was the winner of a the Star office in a Carribean theme vinner of a $500 camera for their in- VA Cruise" contest, which was judged pating Guild members. "Window 2:@Box CRAFT SHOP a Christmas Corner, 1/2 MILE EAST OF THE featuring quilts, baby items, greeting cards, pine accessories, 4 CORNERS IN CAESAREA antiques and many other items. 986-4833 . Town Hall 1873 PORT PERRY NEW ¥ Queen Street - DANCING - D.J. Thursday, 8:30 P.M, TICKETS: $30.00 To Reserve Tick 985-8068 or THE BEAR SHOPPE, 14 Have A Ball At The Halll EUE DANCE at TOWN HALL 1873 Licenced Refreshments until the wee hours EAR'S Port Perry MIDNIGHT BUFFET 31 Dec. per person ets Phone 985-7758 3 PERRY STREET ELECT NET MONTH For Residential COMMISSIONE Il. Smith Wm. VanCam B. Dejeet SCUGOG HYDRO G.E. Jackman, Vice Chairman L. Mabley, Manager J.D. Taylor. Mayor RIC COMMISSION Application has been made to Ontario Hydro for approval of the following retail rates to be effective JANUARY 1st, 1988. Bills to be prorated. LY RATES Customers NET MONTLY RATES For General Service Customers Planning dept. to beef-up staff With deyelopmenty activity reaching record levels in Durham, the Regional planning department has been beefed up with additional staff. " Durham councillors last week ap- proved the request for extra staff with the addition of two new plan- ners, one new planning technician and the up-grading of a senior plan- ner to level two from level one. It is expected that the new staff will cost the Region about $100,000 in salaries and benefits, but that figure will be off set by about $50,000 in additional revenues generated by development activity. Durham's Commissioner of Plan- ning, Dr. Mofeed Michael told the 'Regional council meeting last week that his request for additional staff is 'not empire building." "The crisis (in the department) is here. The amount of development (in Durham) has created a lot of strain on staff in my department," he stated. And he noted that a decade ago the planning department had 58 peo- ple on staff, while this year that number is 38. It is not expected that the new staff authorized by council last week's meeting will join the plann- ing department before the end of the year. = Chemical gremlins Those darn gremlins! If you've been wondering why a few photos in this week's Star are a little on the spotted side, don't worry, you're not imagining it. Those darn gremlins that plague the Star from time to time got into the chemicals in the darkroom and placed permanent dots on some of the negatives. Unfortunately, they've ruined the photos, but there's nothing we can do about it, except prevent if from happening next week. Sorry about that! p.o. box 420 68 scugog street, port perry, ont. LOB 1NO PHONE: 985-2287 PORT PERRY PLAZA KWH COST PER KWH COST PER CONSUMPTION KILOWATTHOUR CONSUMPTION KILOWATTHOUR First 250 KWH 7.35¢ First 250 KWH ......... 7.35¢ All Additional KWH ... 5.05¢ Next 12,250 KWH .... 5.45¢ Minimum Bill All Additional KWH ... 3.84¢ (under 50 KWH) .... *4.25 | 0-50 KW RS p, Chairman Demand Charges: Over 50 KW Minimum Bill (under 50 KWH) No Charge *4.00 PerkKw Eileen Draper, of House of Flowers, shows off a selection of her silk flower arrangements at the Potpourri Handicraft Guild Christmas bazaar, held Friday and Saturday at the Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry. Eileen, president of the Guild, was happy both with the quality of work on display and the number of shoppers who dropped by. 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