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Decision on dump todarèy By Mike Johnston Durham regional council is expected today (Wednesday) Vo approve a dump in north Picker ing despite the protesta of more than 1,500 people--who attended a public meeting on the proposaI in Pickering last week. >Many of those attending, the meeting were from the Wihitevale area where the proposed dump would be located. A heay police presence waa also visible, as uniformed and plainclothes offi- * cers stayed close to the make- shift stage on which sat Region politicians and staff. Residents jeered Region speak- ers, -especially regionai chairman Gar erremýa, as they outlined reasons for the dum<1 site to be used by Durham and Metropoli- tan Toronto from 1992 Vo 1996. '"This was offered because it is clleap and close to Metro," said Lloyd Thomas president of the Whitevale resiâents' association. Thomas said Herrema and Region works committee chair- man John Aker were acting like stand-up comedians. Aker asked that the crowd wave the paper seagulls some had brought Vo the meeting, and he proclaimed a number of times how much he liked the crowd. Richard Jones of Whitevale, noted that Durham had decided on Oct. 19 last year, just a few weeks before the municipal elec- tion, to not accept Metro's gar- bage. after the Brock West land- filîl site in Pickering closes next -ear. Metro owns and operates SEE PAGE 2 Sehool Boards have lion's share of tax increase Average Tax Increase for a Whitby resident i 1989, based on $5,500 assessment Note: Town of whitby uses $5,000 assessment for rural tax purposes (for local taxes only) 1989 Tax Increase of $213.40 on the average home of a public school supporter which is assessed at $5,500 -Public School Supporters Municipal urban rural Durham egion Public Scbool Board Total urban rural 1989 1le8 Dfoeenoe $529.10 $ »0.30 $ 19.80 (3.9%) 502.10 485&0 17.10 (2.7%) 39&.75 1,079.65 33&.50 63.25 (199%) 949.30 130.35 (13.7%) $2,007.50 $1,794.10. *213.40 (11.9%) $1,98D.50 $1,767.80 $210.70 (11.7%) Separate School Supporters Municipal urban rural Durhamn Region Separate Schod Board Total urban 1 rural $529.10 $ 509.30 $ 19M8 (3.9%) 502.10 485.00 17.10 (2.7%) 39&.75 335M5 63.25 (19%) 1,068.65 $ 943.80 124.85 (13.2%) $1,996.50 $1,78&.60 *207.90 (11.6%) $1,969-50 $1,764M30 $205&20 (11.4%) M. ~ titi. FOR MO THER 'S (AND GRANDMO THER 'S) DA Y HRE GENERATIONS of the Thompeon family are shown together during an afternoon walk on Sunday, Mother's Day, in Whitby. SEPARATESCHOOL BOARD 1(>00-- ; 'Ef" Mý-I1 Tape recorders now allowed only before meetings. By Debbie Luchuk The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board rescinded its recent controversial motion banning ta pe recording devices from pubij meetings Monday night,b ut not without some very heated discussion. The motion bas been replaced with one stating that the public anor es can use a mechanical a orelectronie recording device prior. to the mneeting, with the permission of the chairman. However, tape recordera and other recording devices are ban- ned from the balance of the meeting. Oshawa trustee Fred Jones led the chaotic discussion on the new motion, and was interrupted several times. Jones said that he had several calla from constituents, question- ing the reasons behind the initial ban otape recordea "One mrate individual said it was easier to get information on Gorbachev's purge. "We have the notorious repu- tation of operatin in the dark and of being secretîve." Whitby trustee Catherine Thn- ney, wo chairsthe bad, inter- rujfe Jones ad said,-I will noV; aowyou V ontinue making slanderous commenta; to the board. "We must be seen as open in fact and spirit Vo the public," SEE PAGE 4 y-» Se p. 9;s 3 -ti,26 po f 4 # ) *C q Cit 4# 4# iC>ýC#EC4*4 ICi C1 ,,CCC1I6C41C6C4CI1IàîêCàC6CeCbîà Sabrina shows flowers to gratnd- mother Joy Thompson and mother Derrianne Thompson. Vince Ohfflelo-Froo Prou photo 'Seeing is Believing' tour Sec pages 10-11 Basebal season begins Sec page 27J