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Work is expected to start this summer on a new animal Sofitel shelter in Scugog Town- ship The shelter, built to high standards and specifications, is to be located on land owned bs Scugog Township on the sou side of Durham Road 8, near the New animal shelter tobebuilt |... 7... .. Port Perry, Ont. Township, Roads depot, west of Port Perry The % total cost of the new shelter, estimated at close to $200,000 will be split by Scugog and Uxbri Townships, who have been sharing animal con- trol costs for several years. The shelter will consist of a Ontario Hydro rates to rise 7.8% next year Ontario residents can ex- pect to pay at least 7.8 per cent more on their hydra bills in 1991; Ontario Hydro president Robert Franklin said there are numerous pressures driving the cost of hydro up and "Hydro cannot keep the 1991 increases in line with previous price in- creases." MP Ross Stevenson to discuss G.S.T. as guest speaker at business seminar Ross Stevenson will be the guest speaker at a busi- ness seminar to be held at the Masonic Hall on April 17. Mr. Stevenson, the M.P. for Durham will be speak- ing to the audience about the G.S.T.(Goods and Ser- vices Tax.) All members of the Cham- ber of Commerce are invited to attend the seminar, and Mr. Stevenson will be avail- ble after his speech to an- swer any questions. The seminar is set to get underway-at 7:30 p.m. These pressures include wage and benefit increases to Hydro employees, uire- ments for environmental pro- _ tection and the cost of new gen- erating and transmission facilities. The use of electricity in On- tario grew five per cent last year and Franklin says the utility ex- ue. And 1991 is the year two units at the Darlington nuclear plant are slated to gointo opera- tion. He also points out that the federal goods and service tax will add to hydro bills. The 7.8 figure cited by Franklin is an average for all customers. The bill in 1991 for large in- dustrial users will be 7.4 per - cent more and what Hydro charges the 316 municipal utili- ties in Ontario for power will go up by 7.9 per cent. Hydro estimates this will add $4.50 per month to the av- erage household bill (based on 1,000 KW-hours per month) However, that figure could be higher if local utilities are forced to pass on increases in their operating costs to their customers. The proposed rate hikes by Ontario Hydro have been sub- mitted to the Ontario Minister of Energy and will be reviewed by the Ontario Energy Board. Refreshments will be served. Perry Minor Hockey Executive. PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY CORPORATION -- presents -- Lobster Fest 90 DINNER (2 Full Lobster) & CLASSICS-HITS DANCE featuring KEY 590's, MICHAEL S. COOPER SATURDAY, MAY 26th, 1990 SCUGOG ARENA Doors open at 5 PM -- Dinner begins at 6:00 PM ADVANCE SALES ONLY (until May 19th, 1990) Tickets available at: Stedmans, Galley Fish & Seafood; Seagrave General Store; Pineridge Sports; Sportsland; Janetville IGA; any member of the Port TICKETS: $25.00 per Person 5 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT & SCUGOG TRANSFER STATIONS will be closed on Good Friday, April 13, 1990. - Normal operations will resume on Saturday, April 14, 1990, The sites will also remain open on Easter Monday, April 16, 1990. W.A. TWELVETREES, P.ENG., COMMISSIONER OF WORKS I ------------m--mw ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Apri' 10, 1990 -- 3 gtonemooy -- ps A a os et a 3 5 399 Queen St. 0 Gary goct® concrete block building for offic- es, medical room, wash-down room and an enclosure for wild animals. There will be inside and outside pens of various sizes for Stonemoor provides a Child Enrichment Program for children 18 months to 6 years. Open year-round from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM Full and 1/2 Days available. a i IT Sr a Fl i a domestic animals. Professional Trained Staff. Nutritious Hot Lunches & Snacks. c a3 uses administrator Rar) Stimulating and Adventurous Outdoor Play Areas. uddie said last week, tenders ; for construction are expected to For further information phone ... 985-0800 be called in the near future and + » + + + + » Specializing in Early Childhood Education » + + & » » + { the shelter should be completed 3 (Turn to page 9) DON'T pects that growth rate to contin- COMPARE THE RATE! FORGET to attend! -- BLOOD DONOR CLINIC presented by the Port Perry Kinsmen & Kinettes at the PORT PERRY KINSMEN HALL (Lilla St.) THURS. 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