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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 8, 1988 More break-ins Durham Region Police say that a Township residence on Concession Three was hit by thieves recently, and a cottage at Carnegie Beach on Scugog Island was ransacked. Police say the break-in at the home occurred February 29 when the owners were away. Entry was through a basement window, and missing was a cassette player and two remote control toy cars. Total value of the stolen items was about $1300. The owners of the Carnegie Beach cottage reported the incident recently. Entry had been gained through a window, and while there was nothing missing, those responsible had ransacked the cot- tage and left it in quite a mess, ac- cording to police. New activities at 'Y' The Durham Region Family YMCA has planned a variety of new activities for our March Break Camp '88. : The fun begins on Monday, March 14 when all school-age children are invited to Carnival Craze. Beginning at 9 a.m., we will be creating games, crafts, and prizes for our Penny Carnival in the afternoon. On Tuesday March 15 we have planned a "Florida Day". In the morning, we will feature Disney crafts and cartoons and in the after- noon a "Beach Party" at Uxpool. On Wednesday, March 16 a new concept for the YMCA as we present "Theatre Day." Children will participate in a Theatre Arts Workshop put on by members of Country @oruers Cate (formerly Redman"s) the Co-op Theatre Group from Port Perry High School. On Thursday March 17 we'll see the "Wearin of the Green" as we celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Irish crafts, traditions and a party. The March Camp concludes on Friday March 18 with a morning of nature crafts and kite building and an afternoon trip to Purple Woods Sugar Bush. The activities run daily from 9 am. to 4 p.m. with extended hours possible. The cost is $14/ day per child, or $7/half day, and the children may bring their lunch as noon activities are also planned. Snacks will be provided. for more information or to regis- or Please call the YMCA at 985- 24, EAT-IN SPECIALIZING IN Fish & Chips -- OPEN YEAR ROUND -- NOON til 8:00 PM CLOSED MONDAY ave ouT i Fai 3 3 DON'T MISS THE PORT PERRY | STAR | 8 . a ? brea \ Warnct, Specials Flyer in this week's Scugog Island 985-9416 als i a A eh TE ER RRR SLL AC ds I he a issue of the Star! John B. McClelland, editor of the Port Perry Star, was happy to accept a beautl- ful, framed certificate of appreciation from local members of the Korea Veterans Association last week. President Jack Bainbridge and Public Relations Director Paul Saulnier made the presentation, in thanks for Star coverage of the Korea Veterans Association activities. Fees for developing to rise by $610 per unit effective April 1 The development levy fee charged by Durham Region for ncw homes and apartments will be increased by $610 cffective April 1 of this year. The new fee structure for apartments one bedroom or small- er will be $1910 per unit; $2430 for each unit larger than one bed- room, and $2955 for all other kinds of housing. The reason for the increase in these development levies is to help pay for additional sewer and water projects and roads up- grading that result from new de- vclopment. Durham's chairman of finance Jim Witty, told Regional council last week, he doesn't believe the increase in the fees is going to scarc developers away from Dur- Don't waste this space! Small ads pay! EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY, ONT. LOB 1NO (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE A Division of National Victoria 5 Year Annual Interest 9 3/4% Semi-Annually \ (8 NATIONAL and Grey Trustco Rates Subject to Change without Notice TRUST 10° ham Region. "There is a lot of investor confidence here (in Durham) and it will continue," he stated. Regional council last week also approved a $130 development levy fee that will go into a special fund to correct well problems that result from new development. It is expected that this fund will generate about $1 million in 1988, but the money will only be used to correct well problems which occur inside the serviced ar- eas of the Regional municipali- ties. Durham Region ran into seri- ous well problems in the Courtice area last year when new residential development interfered with exist- ing water supplies to homes al- ready built..." * excluding Crown Wallcoverings LIZYLOU COLOR CRAFT 239 Queen St. PORT PERRY 985-2379 -- HOURS -- Mon. to Thurs. 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Fri. to 8:30 PM; Sat. to 5:30 PM