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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1984, PAGE 7 Emrn gives .guarded suppor to region run landfill site Whltby Regional Councillor Gerry Emm has lent bis support to the establishment of a Durham owned and operated landflll site. * Emm, who also ser- ves as the chairinan of reglonal council's works commlttee, said that much study is needed before -a final decision on the location and the type of plant is made. "We want a high profile, dlean industrial plant," Emm said last week. "That's what we are striving for, we wouldn't put anything in that doesn't meet the àtrlctest standards."' The councillor says that the most likely location for a regional waste disposaI facility is south of Hlighway 401 in one of- the industrial parks. Emm also wanits to see the region getting into a recydling program for, paper, glass and metal gar-. bage as well as an in- cineration program. An incinerator, he ad- ded, could be buiit in conjunction with private industry to provide energy for, manufac- turing. However, he does not want Durham to end uts current -arrangement with Mertopolitan Toronto despite the fact that they increased the rates charged to Durham for waste disposal by 17 per cent two weeks ago. Durham currently used the Metro landfil site in Pickering to dispose of garbage. Emm says that the $15.50 that- Metro, charges Durham is fairly competitive when Whitby car winner A Whltby resident was the winner of the province-wide "Cheers for 10 Years" contest that was sponsored by the Pizza Delight restaurant chain. .Mrs. Chung Y Jeung of Whitby Oaks Crt. won a 1984 Chevorlet Cavalier Type-10 after depositing a ballot at the Pizza Delight restaurant on Michale Blvd. She received the keys for her new car at Nurse Chev Olds on Dundas St. E. In the photo from lef t to right are: Christina Brake, co-owner of the local pizza store; Mrs. Chung Y Jeung; Ken Martin, the other co-owner of the'store; Bob Donnelly, advertising manager of the chain; and, Bull Nur- se, president of the car dealership. Mrs. Chung operates theconvenience store next door to the local pizza store. Free Press Staff Photo OSHAWA CAR CARE LD The Collision Repair Experts in Oshawa EARLY SUMMER NO INTEREST- ON 3 MONTH FINANCING On Any Compete Auto. Body Repairs and Paint Jobs Trucks Included.* WE ALSO DO -Engine Shampooing I ~nterior Shampooing -Rust Proof ProtectionI -Scotch-Guarding of Interiors- DETAILS AVAl LABLE OSHAWA CAR CARE LD 576-1019 M6 Drake St., OSHAWA ~'South of Bloor St. -East of Wilson compared to what other reglonal municipalities are paying for the same service. Other regions, he pointed out, are paying as much as $24 a ton to dispose of their gar- bage. "We know what the eosts are with Metro,"' he says. Emm also points out that establisbing its own waste disposaI facility wi cost a lot of money up-front. The other major considerations are environmental. "A landfill is anything but a pleasant thing to have located beside you, " he said. Before the region commits itself, Emm wants to ensure that ail of the alternatives have been examined. "We bave a lot - f research to do, we have to look at the alter- natives, the committee will have to examine ail the costs, " hesÉaid. SA preliuninary report on the issue is expected Host- fam ilie s wanted ASSE is seeking local farnilies to serve as hosts for f;ye Scan- dinavian and German high. school students. The non-profit ASSE is affiliated with the Swedish and Finnish Ministries of Education. The students, 16 and 17 years old, are fluent in, English and are carefully selected for the program based on their high school per- formances, good character, and desire to live with a Canadian family. AIl students are covered by -comprehen- sive medical and liability insurance and have adequate spending money supplied by their parents. The ASSE program offers families the op- portunity to share Canadian cultural and educational experiences with a European young person and, at the same time to learn about another culture and language. Qualified Canadian high school students in- terested in participating as ASSE exchange students on a six week sumnier program or academic year prograrn in Europe are also needed. Families and student interested in par- ticipating for the 1984/85 school year should con- tact ASSE's local area representative Renee Hedges at 668-2125. to corne before council later this year. Emm anticipates that the sub- ject wlll continuaily be before his committee for some Uime ta corne.. j I It 's b~arbecue season Li.\at.Buns Master! Stock Up on our tasty hot dog rols,fl hamburger buns... c..and WMI a Charmnglow gas', barbelque PLUS a sum mer supply, of buns and rolis! Corne tri and see the terrifloc prize. FI1Il out an entry. No purchase necessary. Enter often. Get fuilldealle trorn your nearest Buns Master Batcery. Draw date: June 24,1984. You could wln. Enter today. Dunls mASTER B.AHERM. 1380 Hopklns St. Whltby 666-1177 SUNS - - »MO L BAHED PR!SH.DAILYs OPEIn 7 DAYS A WUHE :11