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Page 20, Whitby Free Prose, Wedresday. October 20, 19 -4(694BROOKLLN »;- Dog found to be rabid A dog that died near Ashburn leet week tested positive for rabies. The dog, a one-year-old black Prograns for semorsl Shuffleboard, carpet bowling, carde, penny bingo, crefts and informative talks are just a few ectivities planned for the upcoming fall/winter season of the Broklin senior drop-in Theproren wllbe held each Tueady einn Oct. 26, frein 1:30 te 4:30 p.m. at the Brooklin Community Centre. Light refreshinents will tep off the efternoon. Any senior in Brooklin is welcomne. Blring a friend. For more information, cal 668-1424. bab nazned Buster, showed symp- toms of the disease on Oct., 8, according te the Durhamn Region health department. The departinent werns that the dog may have been running loose in the area juat prier te its death. The department advises that anyone in contact with the dlog Burns celebrates anmvesary Burn's Preabyterian Church in Ashburn wibl celebrate the 144th anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 24 with a service at il-a.m. Guost speaker will be John Congrain, editer of the Preabyterian Record. Special music will be provided by the Four Dads frein Uxbridge. Lunch wilb follow the service. between Oct 1 and 8 get in touch with their doctor or the depart- ment (683-4660). The dog was mediun-sized and black with brown markings on its chest. Anyone aware of other animais ini touch with the dog should cal 905-623-5759. The 2nd Brookhn Beavers, Cube, Scouts and Venturers will be participating in the annual Boy Scouts Apple Day fundraising event on Saturday morning, Oct. 23. They wilI be ini uniform canvassing the neighbourhoods and rural areas, as well as being stationed at key locations in the village. This is tho major fundraising projeet of the sceuting program. MM Durham Region Wants Your Advice MM%% OnAn Environmental Projeet DURHAM REGION THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM WINTER SLUDGE MANAGEMENT CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE 0F PUBLIC CONSULTATION In June 1992, the Regional Municipality of Durham initiated a review of winter sludge management prograins. This review is being conducted pursuant to the requirements of the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Sewage and Water Schedule C Projects. The Region bas just completed Phase 2A of this Class E.A. and in consultation with a Public Consultation Workshop Committee has selected a preferred sludge management alternative to manage the Region's sewage sludge during the winter months. The preferred winter sludge management alternative is the storage of sludge using enclosed tanks Iocated on or adjacent to one or more existing sewage treatment plant sites. 1. Public Information Centre The Region will be holding a Public Information Centre to present the results of the preferred sludge management alternative selection process. The Region will also present the proposed preliminary site screening and evaluation criteria. The potential candidate sites would be in the vicinity of the major Water Pollution Control Plants serving the urban areas of Whitby, Oshawa, Courtice and Bowmanville. The Region's project team will be aveilable to review the results of the Phase 2A study, answer questions and receive your comments. The Public Imiformation Centre will be held on October 28, 1993 from 3:00 p.ni. to 5:00 p.m., and from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in room B15 of the Regional Headquarters building, located at 605 Rossland Road East in Whitby. 2. Public Consultation Working Committee It is proposed that a working committee be formed with repres entatives from the Public and interested parties te participate in the site selection process. A specific role of the working committee will be to review and comment on the proposed site screening and evaluation criteria. Background information will be provided te alI participatnts prior to the working committee meeting. The first working committee meeting is szheduled to be held on November 9, 1993. For further information on the above procedure or the Project in general, please contact Mr. Cane or Mr. Lee. To participate in the working committee, please indicate your interest in writing to Mr. Cane: ThLaaieneSteelsCen isaReying ouneRcci ( CulCC), forer ofth C nai Tl nteRec ycing Conreuncil chenedits can.TdaysenodalNd etwra(EN)cande akr moaere han99 pe cen stel itha tncoating ofti CCCnewsltter.CN RCCIN morethanai.t Steel o n bi ees of steelc ilandfill) site th eyigfclii ftee cane had gplt one elandfihl, nae o wer tikorecycainge -ncndraae ral bseing caned oer ndooveragd ev. 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Plae apsoodadbverate cens inside a bag. Remeinher te put eut your old telephone book for recycling. Gas memorab*li*a FROM PAGE 16 collectors' items, teo, just l 'ike the ones that went before them. Colecting gas station memorabilia bas become a very popular hobby in North Arnerica and enthusiasts are willing te spend thousands of dollars te obtain just the right piece. Photocopies, Fax Service, Customn Labels & Decais, Wedding Invitations, Business Cards, Complete Sign Production BROOKLIN BULLETIN 76 Baldwin Street, Brooklln Fax 655-5191 Cali 65 5-4434u The tall, visible pumpa are among the ineet expensive, con'.nending over $2,000 each. When enclosed pumpa were i.ntroduced, they camne topped with frosted, ilbuninated globes displaying the gaz compeny's naome. These globes are rapidly becoming as popular, and 'both the visible pumpa and the globes are even being made foday as reproduction pieces. The huge station signes, the oul bottbe racks, even the oul company mapa that used te be free, are traded for coneiderabbe dollars at flea markets ail over North Amnerica and through the classified sections of magazines ,catering juet te gaz station memorabilia fans. Net bad for a product that was once considered a nuisance and which is stilI, despite considereble efforts te find a replacement for it, one of the world's moat expeneive and desired liquida. Mr. Don Cane, P.Eng. Simcoe Engineering Group Limited 1815 Ironstene Manor, Suite 10, Pickering, Ontario, LiW 3W9 Tebephone: 905-831-1715 Mr. Chang Lee, P.Eng. Region of Durham 105 Consumers Drive Whitby, Ontario. LiN 6A3 Telephone: 905-668-7721 FUL EMLM EMTWTIOT REIIDG.VRMET EICT IT CAànN BE DONE! WITHOUT MASSIVE SPENDING CUTS. WITHOUT TAX INCREASES. On October 25, vote sensibîy. ln Durham Riding vote National. W.H. (Harry) Pope National Party of Canada National National Party of Canada/Parti National du Canada phone 1-800 361-1410 or 905 852-7787 Autlmiod by Sheila Pape. Offxil Agent