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More candidate areas added Liquid industrial waste treatment facilities A nine-square km. area within the City of Brampton's northern boundaries has been added to the candidate areas already under consideration, as possibly containing sites for liquid industrial wasle treatment facilities, Dr. DA. Chant, Chairman and President of the Ontario Waste Management Corporation (OWMC) announced today. This area is now being considered in the same detail as 19 other can- didate areas within the Golden Horseshoe announced by OWMC last May. At that time, other areas within the Golden Horseshoe that con- tained unsuitable soil conditions were ex- cluded from further consideration. "We indicated in May, however, that we would be taking a closer look at some of these areas north of Lake Ontlario, stretching from Brampton in the west to Oshawa in the east, to inake sure we did not overlook any small parcels of suitable land, particularly --_ industri- ally-designated land," Dr. Chant explained. The identification of this new candidate area is the result of this closer, detailed analysis. It contains peolopgic and lydrogeologic condi- tions which may !make if Quiz Answers 1. Victoria, British Columbia. 2. Canadian Masters Cross-country Ski Championship. 3. Glen Howard, Larry Merkley and Kent Carstairs. Nice job guys! 4. New Jersey Devils. 5. Tampa Stadium. ;. Bill Diesveld. Keep up the good work Bill! . Joe Ferrogelli. . Don Perry. 9. Figure Skating. 10. Jack Duggan. Good work Jack! gains support for custom application A custom service at the Huronia Airport would benefit business and industry, including tourism, and increase revenue at the airport, says Steve Quaife, Huronia Airport Manager. In a letter seeking support from Tiny Township Council for the establishment of the airport as a Port of Entry, Quaife listed some advantages of such a service. It would reduce costs for the business and industrial communities, by eliminating the necessity of landing at another airport which provides the service and the wait for another Air Traffic Control Clearance. Having a custom service at the airport would attract American tourists, Quaife said. Revenue would be increased through additional fuel sales, tie down fees, and _ aircraft maintenance. All these improvements would be in the interest of the taxpayers who support the Airport, he added. The Custom service requested is on a "call out"? basis, between 9 a.m. to 5 m. Council of the Township of Tiny supports the idea and joins other local cna gla in support of the proposal. Page 22, Wednesday, January 18, 1984 suitable for siting OWMC. treatment facilities. It is located within the northern boundaries of the City of Brampton, and stretches from Highway No. 7 on the east to Mayfield Road on the west (Brampton- Caledon Municipal Boundary). "TI want to stress that this announcement simply adds another candidate area to the 19 already being con- sidered, and is not.a site announcement. Although all or part of this area may be eliminated when further site selection factors are considered, we feel it is only fair to let the public know that we = are considering it, together with the other candidate areas already iden- tified,' Dr. Chant ex- plained. OWMC consultants are presently collecting, inapping and analyzing local, regional and provincial data On many site selection factors for each of the 20 candidate areas within the Golden Horseshoe. These factors include local land use, tran- sportation, agriculture, environmental and socio-economic cons- iderations. This process will take several weeks to complete, and will resull in ~- the 9 an- nouncement of specific candidate sites in a public report. Detailed, on-the-land studies of these sites will then follow, prior to the preparation of OWMC's formal proposals to an independent hearing panel. , OWMC is a provincial crown A PeeNeG. Vi responsible' for developing a_ liquid industrial waste management sysfein for Ontario. Steelers edge Oro JO-ANNE McGINNIS The Steelers edged Oro 4-3 Thursday night in the Men's Senior Hockey League on a late last period attack. The first peciod action resulted in a 0-0 tie. Steelers scored first in the second as captain Tim Belcourt beat Oro's Howie Simpson on a pass from Kevin Fleming and Ike Columbus. Tim McGinnis made it 2-0 when he scored from Kirk Hargrave and Kevin Fleming. Oro retaliated with two goals of their Own as Lorne Cooney scored from Ken Maw. Ron Taffan and Dave Huggins passed to Scott Brown to account for the second goal. Kevin Fleming then came through for the Steelers by netting his first goal of the season. HELP WANTED EARN EXTRA INCOME ATHOME - Represent a nationwide retail department store. by telephone in- ferviewing from your won home, on a_per- manent part-time basis training is provided. Called D.M.S. 1-416-441- 1673. 3 TENDERS TENDERS FOR TI AND MAINTE DEVILS GLEN PROVINCIAL PARK Sealed tenders clearly marked 'Tenders for the and Maintenance of Operation Provineiah Park" will be Superintendent, Ministry Box 183, Wasaga Beach, Ont., until 12:00 noon on Tuesday ~January 31, 1984. publicly 12:00 noon, January 31, 1984. Tender foris, tender envelopes and detailed information are availa Superintendent, Ministry 22nd Street, Wasaga Beach, Ont. (telephone: 705- 429-2516). Monday throug! At the time tender documents are picked up, prospective tenderers will with the Ministry of Natural Resources, a certified cheque or money order for $100.00 payable to the Treasurer of Ontario. refunded after the closing date for tenders. Ontario Government Tender Michele Lynn Canada Ltd. now hiring full & part time managers and sales people. Fine fashion jewellery sold through home _ party plan! No experience necessary. No _ in- vestments. 726-4113 Barrie. TENDERS IE OPERATION NANCE OF Devils Glen received by the Parks of Natural Resources. Tenders will be opened ble from the Park of Natural Resources, 1 Friday. be required to deposit.' This deposit will be NOTICES . NOTICES FLOS TOWNSHIP 1984 DOG LICENCES Dog licences for 1984 are available at the i unicipal office, 14 Queen Street East, Elimvale at the following fee schedulaes: After May 1- $12. for the first male or spayed female $15. for each additional of the above $15. for the first female $22.50 for each additional female Before May 1st- $8. for the first male or spayed female $10. for each additional of the above $10.for the first female $15. for each additional female Kennel licence-$25. Licences may be requested by mail with a for- warded cheque. 9,13,21,31 Last date on which tender docusments can be ob- tained will be Wednesday, January 25, 1984. Ail tenderers will be required to attend a discussion period at Wasaga Beach Provincial Park office at 10200 a.m. on January 28th, 1984. Following this will be a tour of Devils Glen Provincial Park. Tenders must be provided for this purpose. The lowest or any tender n¢ Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario enclosed in the envelope 1 necessarily accepted. 3,9 Hon. Alan W. Pope Minister _ Ontario Government - Tender GENERAL OR INSULATION CONTRACTORS Insulate ceilings of the Orientation Building at Ste Marie Among vale Ue Onesie. WIDLAND, Ont. Tender No, GB-83-255. Sealed Tenders wil] be received until 2:00 p.m. local time on Tuesday, February 7, 1984 Tender Documents may be obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Services, Orillia District Office, 24 James St. E., Box 790, Orillia, Ont. Note: For further information regarding the tenders, please call the Tenders Office at the above address, Telephone (705) 325- 7403. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. 5,6 Ontario Ministry of Government Services Classified ads get results LOST & FOUND Found--Keys for Chrysler and house keys, black leather holder with Ontario Maple Leaf, found Conc. 4, Tiny near Georgian Bay, on the 10th of January. Please call 322-1483. W5,W7 NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OR CLAIMANTS All persons having claims of. any kind whatsoever against the estate of Margaret Price, late of the Town of Penetanguishene, i the County of Simcoe, Retired Homemaker, Widow, who died on or about the 2nd day of October, 1983, are required to file the same with the undersigned solicitors on or before the 7th day of February, 1984, after which date the assets may be distributed among those persons entitled thereto, having regard only to those claims which have , been filed. Dated at Midland, Ontario this 2nd day of January, A.D. 1984. TESKEY, HEACOCK & FERGUSON Barristers , and Solicitors Box 640, 361 King Street MIDLAND, ONTARIO 4 L4R 4P4 Solicitors for the Estate of Margaret Price =) PUBLIC NOTICE Simcoe County Stock Yards RR1, Cookstown 1!» inile west of 400 on Hwy. 89 are pleased to an- nounce that our first sale of the new year is Tues. Jan. 10, 84 commencing at 7:15 p.m. in the main ring only. But on Feb. 7th. 84, two rings will be in operation at the same time commencing at 7:15 p.m. sharp. RING 1. New order of sale pigs, calves, cattle, horses, sheep and goats starting at 7:15 p.m. sharp commencing Feb, 7th 84. RING 2 A brand new heated 30'x84' barn has been built specially for the selling of rabbits, chickens, ducks, fow] etc. With over 300 new cages to display you animals in commencing at 7:15 p.m. Feb. 7th 84. Simcoe County Stock Yard Limited would like to wish each and everyone of you a healthy and properous New Year looking forward to meeting and seeing you in 1984. John Webb Hartley Gould Auctioneers, SO NOTICE Notice of Penetanguishene Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting, Tuesday, January 24, 1984, 7:30 p.m., Council Chamber, Municipal Building, and election of officers. ! 5 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE TTT rT AM LTO RE ALTO The name friends recommend ORR LAKE STARTER HOME $32,900. Three bdrms., carpet, aluminum exterior, 90x200 treed lot. Terms. Carl Davis. No. 1 WAVERLEY AREA--2 ACRES $41,000. Three bedroom home fronting on Highway 93. Country setting. Carl Davis. No, 2. ELMVALE BUSINESS LOCATION $115,000. Retail outlet with over 3000 sq. ft. of floor space. Immediate possession. Carl Davis. No. 3. Carl Davis-322-2962 Harry Hunt-322-1998 Howard Heacock-322-1753 Elmvale, Ont. | 322-1381