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RTT 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 | Remember When? (From page 7) Mrs. George Lane was honoured at a social get-together of the Scout and Cub Mothers' Auxiliary in Port Perry. Mrs. Lane was the first president of the auxiliary. She and her husband are moving to Pefferlaw. Ashburn News - Mrs. M. Sparks returned home on Wednes- day after spending five weeks with her daughter and family in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Seagrave News - Mr. Norm Henderson has been having his annual holiday at the Royal Winter Fair and intends to hang around for the Grey Cup celebrations. Sonja and Sandra Enge, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Da- vid Enge, Port Perry, have obtained all their Brownie efficiency badges, 23 in all. The girls have also earned their Golden Bar and Golden Hand Badges which enable them to 'Fly-Up' to Guides, when they reach 11 years of age. 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, November 26, 1970 Burglars broke the locks on the front door of the Port Perry LG.A. on Monday night and got away with over 400 cartons of cigarettes valued at about $2,000. Mr. Gordon Goode retained a seat on the Ontario County Board of Education for another term when he received an accla- mation last Monday night. Mr. Arthur Rowan was elected by acclamation for another term on the Northumberland-Durham Board of Education. On Saturday evening, November 14th, members of the Reach Township Council and staff gathered together at the Wer- ratal Restaurant south of Greenbank to honour the retiring Clerk of the Township, Mr. Alex Johns. Burketon News - A very successful baby shower was held at the home of Mrs. D. Holroyd in honour of Dr. and Mrs. Beer. Durham MPP Alex Carruthers officially opened the new Cartwright Township Fire Hall in Caesarea on Saturday after- noon. Helping the MPP was Cartwright Reeve Lawrence Mal- colm. Bill Thompson delivered the 1970 Valedictorian Address at the annual Cartwright High School Commencement. Mrs. Garnet Murray of Manilla received her Bachelor of Arts Degree at the Fall Convocation of Waterloo Lutheran Uni- versity. Mrs. Murray majored in English. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, November 12, 1980 Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor was easily returned to office on Monday, but two members of council, Jerry Jackman and Rich- ard Drew went down to defeat. The Ontario Municipal Board (OMB} has ruled in favour of the proposed waterfront for a new Scugog War Memorial Li- brary building. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds of Port Perry celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on November 11. Leslie Forder was chosen the Valedictorian for this year be- cause of her participation and involvement in the schools activi- ties during her five years at Port Perry High School. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Moore of Sunrise Beach, Scugog Is- land, celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on November 10. : Lawyer Tom Jermyn has been appointed to his fourth con- secutive term on the Durham police commission by the Ontario government. _ Intensive recycling will only work DAILY AIRPORT SERVICE call T & C LIMOUSINE Oifice Call Collect (evenings) 985-0170 705-357-2570 Prompt and Courteous Service AJAX JEEP EAGLE LTD. SALES & SERVICE 493 BAYLY STREET EAST, AJAX, ONTARIO L1S 4S7 (418) 883-4100 , Oshawa (418) 434-1810 SALES: Monday to Thursday 9 to 9; Friday & Saturday 9 to 5. SERVICE & PARTS SERVICE & PARTS: Monday to Friday 8 to 5; Saturday 8 to 12. Jeep, 4» | CUSTOMER \NJ CARE vo Mopar Bl dutopar BH . al) i trian $i Letters io the editor The six advantages to recycling ing and reusing have some valuable by-products that will reduce peoples' cost of living, and if people will buy items with less packaging it is more economical. Turn to Page 19 Happy 3rd Birthday Catherine To the Editor: Please find enclosed a copy of my letter that appeared in the Port Perry Star two weeks ago, addressed to the citizens of Scugog. J'lease take particular note of the six advantages to In- tensive Recycling: 1. Year round Employment of local people. Intensive recycling involves sorting of recyclables and reusable items in indoor buildings in a factory-type set- ting. With recent layoffs and cut- backs there is a need to create jobs locally. 2. Tax Dollars staying in the Region. With Intensive recycling the cost of handling garbage is made up of mostly labour, building and trucking cost. There could be several sorting stations around the region which would help to decentralize investment and employment opportunities. With a large raw waste landfill or incineration, the large upstart capital cost would probably leave the area. 3. A one step garbage system. if it is the sole system of garbage pickup. Consider that up until now the recycling pickup has been an extra cost pickup. Reducing one pickup would help to make Inten- sive Recycling viable. 4. Place more responsibility in the hands of local citizens. I feel that the general public is ready to begin this new system. It is true that a proposed new raw waste Have a good day on November 13th, 1990. Love - Mom, Dad, lan and Jamie, site in Scugog has shocked us in- to finding an alternative, however Grandma & Grampy Nelson, we also regret our past methods Grandma & Grampy Anderson of handling garbage and want you to make a more responsible system possible. 5. Lower cost of living. Recycl- PLEASE NOTE: The above Birthday Greeting is a new feature of the Port Perry Star. Anyone wanting to extend birth- day wishes to their child, grandchild, etc. (maximum age three years) may do so in this feature. A good photo (preferably taken by a child photographer) and printed copy must be submitted to the Star. Contact the Star office for cost, deadlines and fur- ther details. Please recycle this newspaper The CHILDREN'S DEN 197 Queen Street - Port Perry 985-9982 5 ANNIVERSARY calebrating § years | 15% to 25% OFF All Merchandise (excluding accessories) Esprit, Bravo, MaDivine Clementine, Beatrix Potter, EVI Val: & More START YOUR GHRISTMAS : SHOPPING TODAY! 5 he Open Monday jo Salukday 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM Fridays to 8 PM; Sundays 1 to 5 PM SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOV. 17/90 Thank you for your patronage.