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Council meets with proponents Marina project discussed Members of Township council met separately Monday afternoon with the two individuals who have submitted pro- posals for the operation of a new municipally- owned marina on the Port Perry waterfront. The in-camera ses- sions were designed to allow councillors the chance. to ask some detailed questions about proposed project and what kind of lease arrangements =. the operators would be look- ing for. The Township is now in the process of trying to come up with a suitable agreement to rebuild the present Port Township wage hikes to average 3 per cent Wage and salary in- creases for Township "employees averaging five per cent were approved by Scugog council Monday after- noon. The increases cover both inside and outside employees, and are retroactive to January 1 of this year. While the overall average works out to a five per cent increase, in actual fact, some office staff at the lower end of the pay scale will receive larger than five per cent hikes, while the increase for senior per- sonnel is_less than five per cent. The wage and salary package includes in- creases for the Mayor and members of council as well. The Mayor's salary will now be $8500 per PORT PERRY WINDOWS & DOORS Wayne Hutchinson 985-8724 SPRING 1/2" STORM DOORS "399.00 (Standard Sizes - Natural Aluminum) TOP OF THE LINE STORM WINDOWS Up to 60 U.1. . FORONLY ... 533.00 (Natural Aluminum) All Doors & Windows are Custom Made to Fit Your Opening Sizes. PORT PERRY - 985-8448 Pepperoni Mushrooms Olives Almonds SUBS & PIZZA SPAGHETTI & LASAGNE POP - - COFFEE NOW AVAILABLE - * 16 PIZZA ITEMS * Salami MILK Bacon Tomato Pineapple Ham Onions Anchovies *NEW ITEMS* Ground Beef 8" SQUARE - 12" SQUARE 15" SQUARE - 18" PARTY SQUARE Green Peppers Hot Peppers Sausage Shrimp OPEN: 11AM.to 11:30PM. 11 AM. -2 AM Friday & Saturday HOME DELIVERY THURS., FRI., SAT. & SUN. year, up from the cur- rent $8190. Members of council will now get paid $7100 yearly, up from the present $6825 they now receive. The collective agree- ment between the Town- ship and CUPE Local 1785 calls for wage increases of 38 cents an hour for temporary labourers and 54 cents per hour for the two classes of operators. The highest paid posi- tion in the Township is that of clerk-adminis- trator which now car- ries an annual salary of $32,250. VILLAGE VIDEO Perry Marina using a combination of private, municipal, and provin- cial funds. . Last month, the Town- ship advertised for proposals and received one from Port Perry businessman Chuck Preston, and the other from John Mackie of Oshawa, who has work- ed at the marina here for the past five summers. Council took no action following the meetings Monday with Mr. Mackie and Mr. Pres- ton, but Township administrator Earl Cuddie said later a decision on which pro- posal to accept might be made within the next three or four weeks. The current lease the Township has with the operator of the marina at Pori Perry runs out at the end of this October, and council is hoping that if an agree- ment can be worked out, a new facility could be constructed in time for the start of the boating season next spring. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 24, 1984 -- 3 High school students receive top honours Jeff Ireland, a 16 year old Grade 10 stu- dent in Port Perry, showed off his computer WEDDING prowess at the Durham Computer Fair and INVITATIONS won first prize in the junior division for his And Accessories 3eiing oe irgram. The fale Jn held cently a . PORT PERRY STAR y elll Collegiate in Oshawa 235 Queen Street 985-7383 139 - 3 Queen St. at Water St. (Old Masterfeed Building) 985-9068 10% ond ANNIVERSARY SAVE-SAVE-SAVE 50% CAR SPEAKERS CASSETTE DECKS 985- *Timex Sinclair *Pine VCR Cabinet *Game Cartridges TUESDAY, APRIL 24th "to SATURDAY MM 5th Mon.-Sat. 11 to 7; Friday 11109 " AM-FM RADIOS - EQUALIZERS 9068 *Beamscope - 3 Sizes *Walkman Radio *Headphones ~ Lori Cole, a 17 year old Grade 12 student in Port Perry, was recently awarded first prize in the senior class of the Durham Region Typing Contest, held April 4. During a five minute speed test, Lori pulled off a speedy 60.9 words per minute. The contest was held in Oshawa at Eastdale Collegiate. TE ---- LANDSCAPING ... Now's the Time to Plan!! *Free landscape consultation *Written plan and cost estimate. *Maintenance programmes *Pergolas and pathways LIVING LANDSCAPING Ri 4 (evenings) 985-8981 PORT PERRY