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Lgo'contest promotes anti-mlitte r campaign By Mike Kowahui A competition to select a logo for Whitb-y's «Adopt a Park» anti- litterinag campaign bas produced twinngetes Logos designed by Amy Jarand, a grade'8 student at St. Paul'asesparate olementary school, andr Scott Taylor of Dr. Robert Thornton public. school caught the oyes of a blue ribbon selection panel last weok. The winning designs will now ho incorporatod by a professional artist into one overail logo that will refiect the anti-hittering theme. The logo will initialy appa on garbago containers locaLtdin munICIpa parks, but may even- tually b put on Town veéhicles and buses. Amy's and Scott's designs wero among 300 entries submiitted by students attending public and elomntar sepraBoschoolsi Whitby.- Every elementary and second- ary school in Whitby is partici- atng i the prject. Students pro each achool are responsiblo for insuring that a nearby park is kept dlean and litter-free. West Lynde public school stu- dents actually initiated the pro- stam last year when,- at the Leetof principal Phil Long, tbey to responsibility for dlean- ing up Cntral Park.* The Town honored students ofthe school. Ljongs idea caught on and this year' will'be applied on aITown- wide basis. Members of the selection com- mittee were Mayor Bob -Atters- loy, public school trustee Patty Bowman separate school trustee Tom OklMan, Mike Ambler of Swish Maintenance and Carol Yeo, a Durhamn Board of Educa- tion superintendent. Swish Maintenance is the cor- porate sponsor of the campaign. Swish is donating broorns gar- bage bags and litter «piclc-up" sticks to every sehool in Whitby. "We can get tho wbole town. cleaned up for next to notig just a littie elbow grease,» said Ambler, a partner in the com- pap . The clean-up campaign beginr May_7. LOOKING OVER the entries i the trustee* Patty Bowmam4 Mayor Bob contest for a Whitby anti-litter logo Atter9ley and Whitby seParate sehool were (frm left) Whitby publc chool trustee Tom Oldnmn Planners stili1 have concerns about Lasco dump. plan By Mike Kowaluki Lasco Steel's bid for a tempor- ary dump site for car shredder waste is still being questioned by Durhami Region's planning department. Spýecifically, planners are wor- ried the temporary dump may become permanent if Lasco's pro- posal for a massive borin to store waste 15 rejected by the Ontario Ministry ofTEnvironment. Ini a report to, planning con- mittoe last week, commissioner Mofeed Michael erpressed con- cern about Lasco's applicationfo an officiai plan a.mondment for a temporary duznp. If approved, the aznendment would allow Lasc o t dump byproducts -from its car shrie- ding operation into a temporary holding facility, pending a deci- sion on the borin proposai. In fact, Lasco bas been using the temporary site since early March following the granting of a certificate of approval 4y the environment ministry. In bis report, Michael notes that the SEE PAGE 9 CALS BUCKLEY blends nostagia with hobby as he relives bis younger'days as a shipyard worker i Sotland by hand-crafting replicas of ships and displaying them i botties. Resi@dent revives par ofispast withuiue hobby UNioeLylyk With a knowledge hfrs aqired as a young man, Charles Buckley is again building boats - but ini miniature and in After exoiocn some heart problems, about fiveyes ago the Witbyesient chose this unique craft to helprea ad fril the extra time. As a young man in Glasgow, Scotland,, Buckley had worked at a shipyard as repairman. "Ships have always beben a part of me. Since hnvngbre, I thought this was a unique way of reniembern=hn," says Bucloy. Rther than use kits of pre-fabricated parts to make bis ship models, Buckley starts right from scratch with his own materials. Starting with a piece of wood, Buckley First shajpes it with a knife and thon carves pieces to add detail. Ho makes tiny wire hinges and thon makes sails from material of different colors, usüualy red, green, blue and white. When the boat parts are completed and assembled, Buckley begins work ithe bottie. The inside of the bottie is aited green, blue and white, to provide soenery and setting for the ship. Glue is thon poured nito the bottom of the bottle. The sliip is folded to fit the size of tho mouth of the bottle. Threads are tied strategically to difforent parts of the ship. SEE PAGE 29 Presenting the Lane! Custorn Cover Sale 1 Jkd -MlhM NiMftl#l SAVINGS 0OF 20% Here is a chance to have a beautiful custom bulitsofa, loveseat or chair, handmade especially for you. Choose from over 100 styles and over 800 gorgeous fabrics. Ail at a savings of 20%! Ný McALLISTERfS 76-6465 ~7~j/f ii Ai Open ~'e11afInur~2Y)eiOEX)Mon., Tues., Wed. 10-6 70 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa Fhurs., Fri. 10-9 Sat. 10-5 v r à 1 1