The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Nd Bo mer 1 mew r+ Red epee Vn 5. ag de 1s 1 BO) RY [Bd BY PY B el Se ag oy \ a \ Volume 9 Number 13 Port Perry 835- 1991 ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT Lunch Buffet $6.99" 11 am -430 pm. Dinner Buffet $9.99" - Spm-11pm.' "plus tax & gratuities AWARD WINNING BUFFET AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK * Theme Buffet Mon. & Tues. only We have a winner. ew fees for waste stations kick in Fee hikes at the two waste facilities here in Scugog became effective last weekend with the arrival of July 1. } ~ As of the first of this month, disposal fees at the two waste facilities increased from a minimum of $2 per vehicle (with a maximum of 123.2-pounds) to $5. The fee for waste or mixed loads remains at $90 per tonne. - NG fees are charged at eijther site for vehicles containing only blue box materials or household hazardous waste. Both facilities accept cash, Visa and Interac. " Bo N The hikes were approved by the Durham Region Works Department earlier this year. Those who use the Blackstock facility, located at 3590 Edgerton Rd., are also reminded of the new hours of operation. The Cartwright site will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday and Saturday only. At first, region officials had decided to close the facility entirely, but have instead opted to extend its use by at least one year. The hours of operation remain the same at the Port Perry facility; it's open Tuesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed Sunday, Monday and holidays. From May to October, it's open Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. It's located on Reach St., just west of Scugog Arena. Both sites accept regular garbage, scrap metal, wood and brush, blue box materials, appliances, waste oil and filters, propane tanks, car and household batteries, tires, drywall, and leaf and yard waste. The following items are only accepted at Port Perry: hazardous household wastes, oversized cardboard boxes, and electronics - recycling. 905098505277 FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2001 % CHRIS HALLUWEEKEND STAR FRESH PRODUCE: Summer has arrived here in Scugog, and so have all sorts of fresh fruits and vegetables. Setting up shop during the holiday weekend was Bob and Brenda McKinlay, who operate The Garden Patch, a small roadside stand on Simcoe St., just south of Seagrave. Vid a » TRUCK LETTERING OUTDOOR SIGNS BANNERS WINDOW TINTING AND MORE! a