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we t ry i £ k 3 ¥ i i y noe TR Pui Pp Ai TT JE a ea eA ISH HOO PONQEPITT TRESS . ow 1 : b § § 3 v . 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 10, 1990 Remember When? (From page 7) Port Perry Lions Club Trophy. Jim placed highest in the club, receiving 927 marks out of a possible 1000. Lion Roy Cornish presented the trophy to Jim. Royal Lady of Elm Grove 60th, from the herd of Malcolm Bailey and Sons, was awarded the Grand Championship in the i 4 division at the 6th annual Ontario Aberdeen Angus Fu- turity Show and Sale at London. illiam D. Gillespie, Reeve of Beaverton, has indicated he will seek the position of Warden of the County next January. Greenbank News - Congratulations to Mr. Jas. Lee on win- ning several prizes at the North Ont. - South Ont. and Interna- tional Plowing Matches. Also to Mr. J. Couperthwaite on being successful at Milliken. 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, October 22, 1970 Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Butson, Prince Al- bert, who celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary on Sun- day, October 17, 1970. Cecil King, Don Crosier and Ray Cook received their 25 Year Perfect Attendance Pins at the recent meeting of the Port Perry Lions Club. A large piece of land adjacent to Port Perry Legion was of- fered to council Thursday for the sum of one dollar. The Legion forwarded the proposal for council to purchase the land to use as a public park. Strong opposition to an Oshawa centred regional govern- ment was voiced by members of Cartwright Township Council at a meeting last week. : 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, October 8, 1980 Mrs. Judy Bond and her husband Robert were shocked and saddened last Friday morning when their German Shepherd pet Tawna was shot and killed by a high-powered rifle while playing on the front lawn of their farm house near Nestleton. Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital was the fortu- nate recipient of an Anaesthetic Gas Machine last week. The $8,000 gift was presented to the hospital by Women's Hospital Auxiliary. Eighteen members of the OPP Golden Helmets precision motorcycle team came through Port Perry last Friday. Brad Menzies and Warren Geer supported the Terry Fox Marathon of Hope by making a return trip from Port Perry to Seagrave on their bicycles. Marlene Parsons and Eleanor Gibson of Blackstock recejved the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Medal from Prince Philip at a cere- mony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. The Gold Standard award is made for outstanding achievement in community work, hobbies, personal achievements. The Our Night Out (O.N.O.) Club of Blackstock celebrated its 30th anniversary with a banquet at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock. Windy Ridge APPLE ORCHARD 985-0111 Scugog Island [" OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK -- 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pick Your Own -- or -- Already Picked | McINTOSH APPLES APPLE TREES for SALE Picture Perfect T.V. SALES: SERVICE: ay * TV's & VCR's f * Home Audio Pic Components PHILIPS * Towers & i; PHILIPS Antennas * Microwave Ovens (most brands) --_-- "Your One-Stop Electronics Shop" 72 WATER ST. 085-9500 PORT PERRY Region sends letter to Environment Minister to oppose Metro garbage Durham Region does not want Metro Toronto's waste dumped in any of the Durham- only candidate landfill sites and has penned a letter to the newly appointed Minister of the Environment stating that fact. Recently an engineering firm hired by the region, unveiled five potential landfill sites in Durham region. Two of those sites are located in Ward 4 of Township. r a full environment as- sessment, one of the five sites may be selected as a long-term (20-year) landfill site for Dur- ham-only garbage. But at information meetings set up by MacLaren Engineers in communities neighboring the candidate sites, residents expressed concern that the cho- sen site would be shared with Metro, or Metro would expro- priate one of the remaining can- didate sites for their garbage. "First, there is a belief that, faced with a garbage crisis in Metro, you would use your pow- er under Section 29 of the Envi- ronmental Protection Act to re- quire us to accept waste from Metro," the letter to Ruth Gri- er, Minister of the Environ- ment, states. "Your assurance that no such drastic requirement would be imposed on Durham Region would greatly assist us." The letter continues, stating Durham's second concern that Metro would use its "unique" wers to expropriate the pre- erred site. "While we do not believe that Metro would take such a step, your assurance that the Provin- cial Government would not per- mit such a step would be of great assistance tous." Mayor Howard Hall told council he attended all four information meetings and the fear of Metro garbage was a concern at each. "This letter will clarify itis a Durham-only site," he told council. But Oshawa councillor Brian Nicholson questioned the in- tent of the letter. Waste management chair- man John Aker said assuranc- es from the minister would close Durham's borders to mu- nicipalities that "are not active- ly pursuing (their own) solution and are expecting help from the province at the 11th hour." "But the province is going to send garbage where it's envi- ronmentally safe to send gar- bage," Councillor Nicholson said. jax councillor Pat Clark said the whole issue is "not pleasant." "It's pitting (Durham) munic- ipality against (Durham) mu- nicipality" and the proximity of Metro to Durham does not help the situation, she said. But she called the letter to the minister of the environ- ment a "pro-active initiative" by the region. "I think we have a right to be doing this right now." itby councillor Marcel Brunelle said a residual landfill site is only one part of a large waste management program, which also includes recycling, composting, and hazardous waste pick-up among other in- tiatives. : "All of these Shing will be part of our solution," Councillor Brunelle said. "The amount of waste going in the landfill will Turn to Page 19 (Wher valid on teaditonal pizza only at parhopating Fi yprres Oct 14 1990 Offer woot wal valid nn Dion ny fer 8 ombinat wall Large 15" round pizza with "your choice of three toppings "Lal ® . A large op This:.. 15" round pizza with three toppings only $9-92 with coupon This is a hot deal! You just can't beat Pizza Delight's quality and price during this special offer. We'll make you a large 15" round pizza with our unique dough, made fresh daily, our perfectly seasoned tomato sauce and mounds of our specially blended cheeses. You tell us how you want to Top It. 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