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Ee Century 21 raised $2,536 for Easter Seals through thelr Bright Christmas Campaign. The money will be used to assist handicapped children in both Scugog and Uxbridge Town- ships. George Stone, chairman of the children's committee for the Easter Seals Soclety for the Port Perry Rotary Club (centre) accepts the cheque from Catherine Ayotte, chairperson of the Bright Christmas Campaign, and John Vernon, manager of the local Century 21 real estate brokerage. Mr. Stone told the Port Perry Star that he was Impressed with the effort of Century 21's staff during thelr first-ever Bright Christmas Campaign. Landfill site topic of open house An open house to discuss the P1landfill site in Whitevale will be hosted by Durham Region on Thpradey. According to 'the region's waste management report, the purpose of the open house is to provide information about the project to Durham residents --- particularly residents located 1n the vicinity of the proposed short-term dump. "More importantly," the re- port states, "the open house will provide an opportunity for the public to provide input to the study team on preferred design options for the landfill during this preliminary phase of the project." The open house will be held Thursday, Jan. 256 from 4:30 p-m. to 9:30 p.m. at Kahn Auc- tion Barns (three miles north of Hwy. 401 on east side of Brock Road in Pickering.) / ( Shop the 90's with ease Shop ... 5 Points MALL Oshawa's Newest Enclosed Mall with 65 Stores and Services Monday to Friday 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM Saturday 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM . PORT PERRY 8 z - ROSSLAND RO E ¥ 285 Taunton Rd.E., Oshawa 436-1333 CAAA ANSE SALLE CET ea . a == of = Rada Raph aa li Lad hai AIA a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 23, 1990 -- 5 VCRs, TV monitors stolen from church About $30,000 worth of electronic equipment was sto- len from the Uxbridge Baptist Church on Brock Street. Police say an exterior door to the church was forced open during the night of Jan. 14-15. Police say the stolen equip- ment includes VCRs, TV moni- tors, mixers, cameras, amplifi- ers and cassettes. Filing cabinets and desk drawers in the pastor's office were also rifled, according to Po- lice, but nothing was taken from there. The equipment was used by the Church to record and broadcast services and special events. No charges had been laid as of Monday morning. Wilbur not in race Breaugh seeks federal seat Marg Wilbur will not be seeking the NDP nomination for the federal riding of Oshawa vacated by the retirement of Ed Broadbent. Despite a story published last week that had Mrs. Wilbur as one of the possible candi- dates for the nomination, she told the Star Friday she will not bein the race. But the Scugog resident, past chairman of the local Li- brary Board and a long-time NDP worker in this area admit- ted that at one time, she was thinking about the nomination. Well known MPP Mike Breaugh announced last Thurs- day that he will seek the Party's nomination when a meeting is held February 26. To date, he is the only candidate in the race for the nomination, and Mrs. Wilbur told the Star she pre- dicts he will get it. The important riding be- came vacant on January 1 when former NDP national leader Ed Broadbent retired from active politics after a distinguished ca- reer. While the NDP is gearing up for the nomination, just when a by-election might be held is anyone's guess. Breaugh is quoted in pub- lished reports as saying he ex- pects a by-election either late in the spring or early in the fall. "The Top 5 POINTS in Shopping" v PRICE v SELECTION v QUALITY v LOCATION v SERVICE LANDAWN SHOPPING CENTRES