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LE] 1 2 Sar EW Ne) | Yd BRE . 4 NS FOALS. JPET Phi ones peeve Be SEES BE SRERTEE EERE ERASE BE i ga AN Fone i A BANSAL 4 BEd SLIM 2 PCy a aden FPR al SR bch ahassdusad IW PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1976 -- 7 H : ydro rates to increase 25% Rates to the 750,000 cus- 1976 rates will apply from the mended an increase in bulk tomers served directly by last meter reading this year power rates of 30.3 per cent Ontario Hydro's rural to December 31. Thereafter to all wholesale customers, system will be increased the newly-announced 1977 including the rural system. January 1, 1977, it was rates will apply. * announced recently. The The rate increase reflects rate change will increase spiralling cost pressures Hydro revenues from these upon Hydro in providing ser- . customers by an average of vice. A sincere thank you 25.6 per cent. Ontario Hydro's total fuel The effect of the increase bill for instance, including to all the tax payers on individual customers will rising prices for coal, oil, | in Scugog Township vary depending on their con- natural gas and uranium, is : .. sumption and customer expected to increase by 31 who voted for me in classificiation such as per cent in 1977. Ward 1 residential, farm or cottage. The Ontario Energy Board ' For example, a typical held hearings on Ontario H » farm customer's monthly Hydro's 1977 rates which It was appreciateo. bill of $38-will increase ap- included a detailed examin- proximately $8.65. A typical ation of all elements of bulk CLIFF ROBB residential customer's power costs and recom- monthly bill of $28 in a low density area will increase by |< OE EE HEE EE '$7.33. Details of the rate increase i ¢ which conform to the intent I would like to express my of the Federal anti-inflation sincere appreciation for the i guidelines, are now being ' . il mailed to rural customers. support | received on In 1975, retail system I revenues fel short of costs December 6th. by $4.9 million. The deficit forecast for this year is $10.9 Season's Greetings million. : All bills issued after CLIFFORD REDMAN 4 The national executive of the Royal Canadian January 1 will be pro-rated. Legion has sent a letter of thanks to Bob Elliott of .__..... 22000000 Port Perry for his contribution to the National Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa this year. Bob, 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elliot, won the Legion's senior essay contest and represented Canadian youth atthe Ottawa ceremonies. Seen here presenting Bob with a plaque for his contribution is Dominion Secretary Jean Lamy. The plaque will be LUMBER and hung at Port Perry High School. LJ Let watermain tender BUILDIN t SUPPLIES continued Port Perry. It will provide Mayor Lawrence Malcolm, additional water supply to there should be no delay in serve existing and new starting work on the 16-inch development in the Port R diameter watermain from Perry area. _------ Aluminum Storm Doors the new well site, just north The estimated cost of the. ER : i . of Conc. 2 to Highway 7A. total project is quite a bit - . 1." i h » The watermain to be con- higher and includes such ) Full 1% Door with Safety Glass $ structed under this contract things as engineering and I is necessary to connect the contingency costs. Standard Sizes AS LOW AS n new well with the existing The total estimated cost of water distribution system in the project is $435,800., and . 3 includes $2,500. for the ---- Al Ww d Weddin supply of materials by the ) uminum in OWS Me g region, land purchase of ; AS LOW AS $ " . . $3,000., engineering and con- pi Y Invitations | tingencies of about $51,202, 0 i ; and interest during construc- AD NS ' por Be 2 tion charges of $39,600. a: 0 er ar The Ontario Municipal . p id Board approved an amount FLOOR TILE Special 26° each gr of $648,000. for the project. -- 1/16" x 12" x 12" Be % NON Av. AF . CN ~ . be . NF) Pre-Christmas Book Sale Cushion Floor Ceiling Tile i Friday, Dec. 17 to Tuesday, Dec. 21 3 Patterns in Stock Sein Ybing } 2 X X ei % nw "n As low as ay | a The Front Room 53.00 ve s00 11.65 ) . . ee ANTIQUES & BOOKS WINTERSPREAD a carton (64 0.1) 0 : i e Antiques & Collectables of Early Canada 10 Ibs. 20 Ibs. so erro ome) A e A search service for antiques. 51 49 39 99 pi e Childrens Books . . ' h ' A e Canadian Fiction & Books on Antiques Lig ting a LANDFALL FARM a : bia : ¢ S$ miles east of Port Perry on 7A. 986-5588 J I Sands Fixtures h olly Open 10:30 a.m. fo 6 p.m. Sundays 12 noon to 5 p.m. ~ CLOSED WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY" C hy ARPET Cis X-MAS SPECIAL : wenn Reg. *4.95 (One Week Only) 1 WE MANCHESTER AUTO BODY 4.29 «ovo go Hwy. 12 at Manchester a : WC ' 24 HOUR TOWING COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE oCOLLISION eMECHANICAL @eELECTRICAL Damaged & Repairable Cars Bought & Sold. nll LAKE Jaleo] , WINTER PAINT SPECIAL &7 clistie : : $85.00 PLUS MATERIALS PRE ER ST. - 985.7391 - PORT PERRY entre 3 *1:* PHONE: 985-2381 34a late | 2 i AS 3 MESSER,