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Community Newspaper Election '82 CHOICES Vol. 15, No. 44, Folio 88 Wednesday, November 3, 1982 40 pages, 30 cents inside today's paper THAT SAGA CONTINUES ON NEW FRONT by CAROL DIMOCK The Hydrogeologic Impact Study on the Pauze Landfill Site in Tiny Twp. is in the hands of Township officials, according to Deputy-reeve John Lackie. The long-awaited report, prepared by the firm of Morrison-Beatty on behalf of Eric Pauze, dumpsite owner, has a number of inconsistencies which need further study, Lackie said Monday. Tiny Township has hired Pat Lee, the Gartner-Lee groundwater hydrology consultants, to senior partner of study the report. "'Lee is considered one of the top men in Canada,"' said Lackie. A designated Lee has been working with the Federal government on the effect of the Love Canal consulting engineer, contamination problem. "Lee will give us an honest answer,"' said Lackie. "He has no axes to grind, and is not involved in the politics of the situation."" Lee's report is expected within two weeks. The main area of confusion in the Morrison-Beatty report is the source of the chemical which has been found in three private wells near the site. The wells are contaminated with clorinated hydrocarbons, namely trichlorethylene. The' Morrison-Beatty report states that the wells have been impacted by sources other than the landfill site, eContinued on Page 3 Mental Health Centre death inquest on Nov. 17 An inquest into the death of Mitchell May, who died while in the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre, will be convened two weeks from today. May died Sept. 13. He is one of three men and one woman who have died while in the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre or its Oak Ridge division, between Aug. 23 and Sept. 26. No inquests are set into the death by drowning of Nina Lapish, 69, who died Aug. 29, or into the death in D Ward of Oak Ridge on Sept. 26 of Stewart Bomberry, 24. A date for an inquest into the death on Aug. 23 of Stanley Carson, 32, has not been an- nounced by Coroner Herman Jilesen. An announcement was made that an inquest would be held soon after Carson's death. Carson died while in Oak Ridge's H Ward. London Amnesty member in Barrie Richard Reoch, head of the press and communications section of the International Landfill site impact study now in the hands of Tiny In past "Noro yal treatment any more seasons the Penetanguishene Kings were able to push anybody and everybody out of the way as they con- structed a virtual dynasty in the Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey League ranks. But times have changed, and this season the Kings are finding the opposition a lot less amenable to their bullying. And alas, the Kings have hit rock bottom. Last Friday they were given another kick by the Essa 80's. For details, see today's Sports Report. CITIZEN BRIEFLY Secretariat of Amnesty International in London, England, is the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Barrie chapter of Amnesty International of Nov. 16. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in the Barrie Public Library. Timbrellis OFA speaker Minister of Agriculture and Food Dennis Timbrell will be the guest speaker at the 46th annual convention of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture on Nov. 23. The OFA is meeting in Toronto on Nov. 22, 23 and 24. Five hundred delegates will represent the federation's 26,000 members. Special TTHHA meeting tomorrow All members of the Tiny-Tay Huronia Handicapped Association are urged to attend a general meeting tomorrow evening. The meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. at the A. E. Lepage Mall on Highway 93. Meet Gravelle, Jensen at 8 p.m. Parents of children attending school in Penetanguishene and in Tiny Township can meet the two candidates seeking to represent the two municipalities on the Simcoe County 'Board of Education tonight at 8 p.m.. Incumbent trustee Alvin Gravelle, and Joan Jensen, will be in the library of St. Joseph School starting at 8 p.m. The Rotary Club of Penetanguishene has organized a candidates' meeting for 7:30 p.m. this evening in the auditorium of Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School. Time to get aboard Tory's bandwagon Simcoe North Progressive Conservative Association will hold a special meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. at the Cold- water Senior Citizens Hall to select delegates to The General Meeting of the Progressive Conservative Association of Canada in Winnipeg on Jan. 26 to 30. Doug Lewis M.P. for Simcoe North and deputy opposition house leader will speak to association members un the recent opening of Parliament. Association members will also be voting on amendments to their con- ~ stitution. This will be the last opportunity for those interested in attending the one-day conference in Toronto on Nov. 20 to register. Clothing stolen from Peoples Midland town police are investigating the theft of $800 of clothing from the fire-damaged Peoples Store. Police were called to the store at 8:30a.m. Monday whena report of a break- in was received. Entry was gained through the store's back door. Coats and sweaters were taken from the store's ground floor.