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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Trucker pleads not guilty to | dumping hazardous chemicals By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star An Oshawa trucker, accused of hauling hazardous chemicals which were later dumped in Scugog, pleaded not guilty Sep- tember 3 to six counts of contra- vening the Environmental Pro- tection Act. Alan MacDonald was charged in 1991 after environment min- istry officials found 300 45- gallon drums dumped in five lo- cations across Durham Region, including Scugog, Newcastle and Oshawa. Environment officials say he was not a licenced waste hauler and did not have any appropri- atelicences or permits. Most of the drums were found in the southern portion of the township on Lot 24, Concession 1. . Twenty-five drums, with the labels scratched off, were dumped in a field adjacent to a well abandonedin the 1920s. The drums contained petrole- um distillates, sulphuric acid, methylene chloride, xylene and other chemicals, Some of the drums ruptured, contaminat- ing the soil and ground water. Approximately $33,000 was spent cleaning up the area, in- cluding excavating the land and hauling away the contaminated soil. Garry Young, the former own- er of Jacklyn Industries in Oshawa, was sentenced to 30 days in jail earlier this year for his part in the dumping. He School enrolment up From page 1 were enrolled. This September 432 students are attending the school. Scugog Christian School is only down one student in its en- rolment of 61. Greenbank Public School has 1so remained with a steady en- rolment as 135 students are reg- istered, the same as 1992. Epsom Public School saw a slight decrease in student body as enrolment dropped down to 120 students from 1992's 129 students. The increase in the local schools is attributed to a larger demand at the kindergarten and junior kindergarten levels. Music results Congratulations are extend- ed to the following students for their excellent results in the re- cent Royal Conservatory exami- nations. Preliminary Rudiments - Leanne Holt - 93 per cent, First Class Honors with Distinction. Grade One Theory - Collin Meijerink - 85 per cent, First Class Honors. Grade One Voice - Andrea Ed- gar - 92 per cent, First Class Honors with Distinction. Their teacher, Mary Holt, is very pleased with their efforts. the original ... © RX 2 ON. / © © HAUGEN'S CHICKEN BBQ Hwy. 7A & 12, Manchester BREAKFAST BUFFET du AUTO SALES across from the beer store - 3 985-1976 -v:- a § Mon. to Thurs. 9-8pm, Fri. & Sat. 9-5pm vy | Lasy Lo gel 0... Lasy to deal with, , 1625 Scugog St., Port Perry BOB HOARE BOB JAMIESON TRADES ¢ FINANCE ¢ LEASING LEASING - FINANCING K¥aalelpliaNold 510,000,122 warranty [ale] (Vo [lo Hola most vehicles PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, September 8,1993 - 5 pleaded guilty to one count un- der the Environment Protection Act for permitting the discharge of a contaminant into the envi- ronment and one count relating to permitting subject waste to pass from his control to an unli- cenced hauler. Ministry officals said Mr. Young had arranged for a per- son to haul the toxic chemicals from his Thornton Road busi- ness. Mr. MacDonald's trial has been adjourned to the fall. He was arrested in June, after fail- trial. 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