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PAGE 2, WLDNLSDAY, MARCI1 20,1l985, WIITBY FREEIPRESS K & M Get a $10.11 CLEANERS gift certif icate for SAME DAY SERVIQE 1;I' àt1 ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Seatood and Steak House w it h eve ry Il4.1 dry cleaning order. 112 Coiborne St. W. "Cleanng Servce forthe Etr ai%' hty6823 against Whitby Durham Regional Council has dropped 169 charges laid against two Whitby firms under its sewer use bylaw despite the protests of Oshawa representative Bruce Regional council gave its blessing to a ~e 4~eFOR QUALITY AND VALUE BUY DIRECT %'N'o FROM OUR FACTORY CHOOSE PROM OUR LARGE SELECTION 0F EXCITING FABRICS AND PATTERNS IN SOFA, CHAIR, SOFA-BED, LOVESEAT AND SECTIONAL DESIGNS. DESIGN THE STYLE 0F LIVING ROOM FURNITURE THAT SUITSYOUR NEEOS AND PERSONAL TASTE. WE'LL CUSTOM-MAKE VOUR ORDER AT A PRICE YOU'LL FIND hIFRVAFFORDABLE. ____ CHOOSE FROM OVER 150 LIVING ROOM PIECES IN OUR OR FULLV DECORATED SHOWROOMS. MANUFACTURERS 0F QUALITY LIVING ROOM FURNITURE -ALL WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED- DR. CUSHION SERVICES INC. lorm (e% 0R & SHOWROOMS MON. TO FRI. 109, SAT. 106 1650 SAYLY ST., PICKERING <JUST WEST 0F BROCK RD., SOUTH 0F 401> DIAL DIRECT 686-2951 tee recommendation which calîs for Plastic Surface Finishers and the Plastic Plating Company to drop ail ap- peals against past con- victions, pay ail fines that have already been levied against them, pay the region a $6,00 "inuisance fee" and pay ail dlean-up costs of a spill last May that caused part of the Cor- bett Creek Water Pollution Control Plant to be shut down for five months. In addition, the com- panties must give a promise of strict adherance to the sewer use bylaw. Both Regional Chair- man Gary Herrema and Mayor Bob Attersley supported the regions "final of fer" saying that the only alternative was to take the companies to court and shut them down, throwing soine 150 people out of work. Herrema told the Free Press in a story run last week that the company's new management must be gîven a chance to dlean- up its act. The chairman also noted that the com- panies have borne al the costs, estimated at over $100,000, to dlean up the plant after one of its processing units was contaminated wth over 300 gallons of chromium. However, McArthur said that the region should neyer have of- fered the deal. He noted that these Icompanies "are not about to go into receivership or any thr busisinatis foerbuofnesinatig area. " He also pointed out that the company is ex- t' r( si w ni t] ti i firm dropped anding having just forthcomnfg to the ,cently opened a new region. " lant in Newcastle. The companies, Mc- "You have to look at Phail added, now know ils company's track that the region will not ýecord," McArthur only be monitoring their *id. "lIt has polluted discharge into the sewer ,ithout precedent. system frequently but hat we have here is wil prosecute at the othlng more than a slightest violation. lap on the wrist." "IWe feel we have now He also maintained worked out an hat the region was agreement," the mayor sending off the wrong said, "We have made nessage" to other com- our point abundantly îanies who may pollute clear. If they pollute he regional sewer again, we'll take them ystem. to court." However, Brock Regional council Mayor Alan MePhail, adopted that commit- vîce-chairman of the tee's recommendation nanagement commit- on a 19-6 recorded vote. tee, defended the Sean Jain, the ecommendation saying regional solicitor, told that the region has the Free Press after the protected the interests meeting that, Plastic of its taxpayers. Surface Finishers and "What we have done the Plastic Plating s put them to the wall," Company have accepted he saîd, "They're not the terms of the region's getting off 'Scott free'. offer and will comply Aind there will be money with all of its conditions. hydro utility box...., Man with axe assautts another axe apparently tried to assault an Oshawa man late' Saturday night before using the in- strument to damage a hydro utility box on An- derson St. N. According to a spokesman for the Durham Regional Police Force, the suspect went to a home on Anderson St. just north of Rossland Rd. looking for someone else. When told the per- son he sought was not there, the man left and returned with an axe at- tacking an Oshawa man house. Police said that the man was not injured during the incident. The spokesman added that just after this in- cident, which occured just after 10 p.m., a man was seen attacking the titility box with an axe. The suspect la described as a white maie, about 24 years of age, five-foot nine in- ches taîl, weighing 180 pounds. He had reddish- blonde curly hair, a moustache and suffered fromn an obvious case of acne. Bruce Operkuch Darlene spiers Marilyn Comrbes Manager Screry 5.croinry Wayne CougliIn Carol Ofanler Kaen ueary Gal Walmaley 0BillRobinson Bob Jackson Wyona Sinclair Tm Brumwnll Carol Anne McErlean CEIý Onkwv ITURY 21 GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. MEMBER BROKER 149 Brock Street North, Whitby Li N 4H3 Toronto 683-6221 Chrieline Kendaîl Don While Anne ShaddOCk Benerly Farnum In return for money and promises**@# 169 pollution charges laid LaIne Orne Proside M Drop in to oui new location a ir Michael Beer Brad 5Smith Nancy Jones Bill Bird 1 , 'f' / -,-f i > Anrionh d'dock Beverly FarnuM K,.d.11 Don White Cam lz