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Sound testing LL FROM PAGE 1 Mrs. Copithorn, aldng wit Heath Cres. residents Sharon' Wiseman and Blake Vanderwater attended the. meeting 10 express their dismay that the company knew in advance the day the noise levels were to be measured. Mrs. Copithorn said outside the chambers that while she has no concrete proof, she and her neigh- bours are convinced the company kept the noise down the day of the 'testing. The residents have been com- plaining sincé the Mother Jackson plant.expanded two years ago about what they call excessive noise' levels from fans, a boiler, garbage chutes and trucks that deliver flour and liquid air. Ward 2 rep Marilyn Pearce agreed with the delegation that "it does not sound like a fair. test and it was not a 'normal' day" (at the - plant) On the suggestion of Ward 4 rep Glenn Malcolm, council agreed Monday to Soin "sd hoc" committee to try to out the problems between the plant the Heath Cres. residents. ouncillors Malcolm, Pearce and Cochrane will be members of that committee. At one point during Monday's long and at times heated discus- sion on this issue, Heath Cres. res- ident Sharon Wiseman suggested ' that some council members are "intimidated by the Jackson name." She didn't name Mayor , Howard Hall but he has been involved from the start in meets*, ings between the residents and * company officials. And Mayor Hall said in the Gamblers' rocky road FROM PAGE 1 For this tournament, Gamblers picked up three players from the York Sundance (Toronto) team. Infielders Rob Green and Steve Kushner made the trip along with pitcher Mark Bendahan, who is alsora strong hitter. Greenbank second baseman John'Logéman didn't make ghe trip west due to injuries, while Dave Bacon and John Jeffs stayed home because of job commit- ments. The Gamblers held a practise in Greenbank Saturday morning and team members flew, to Edmonton the next day. While recognizing that Greenbank is up against the best fastball clubs in Canada, Foster said the Gamblers "are going to be competitive." "We are not just going for the trip. We are capable of upsetting a few people," he said. ¥ Owen 'Sound Tiremen are defending Canadian champs and have to be considered the tourna- ment favourite. 5 Durham Region AUTO EXTRICATION COMPETITION hosted by SCUGOG FIRE DEPARTMENT - HALL #1 SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th, 1991 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM At Scugog Township Parking Lot Water St.N. (behind CIBC) - also on hand for viewing - Province of Ontario Air Ambulance; Metropolitan Toronto Bus Ambulance and Support Vehicle, & Ontario Fire Marshall Rescue Unit. ADMISSION - $1.00 meeting that he would not want to * be a member of the ad hoc com- mite because "it's been implied here that I'm too close." After the meeting the delgga- tion said the appointment of the neW® committee "is a pogitive step." J Ms. Copithorn said she's not sure whether re-testing for noise levels would accomplish any- thing. "We know there is noise (from the factory). "What we need is co-operation (to solve the problems) and for Mother Jacksons to make some changes," she said. She said the residents are "going to continue to complain abaut the noise until steps are taken to correct the situation. The residents have suggested - that flour trucks be un-loaded on the opposite side of the plant, away from their homes; garbage chutes and bins should be moved, and the boiler padded to muffler some of the sound. Mothez Jacksons makes a wide variety of food prodycts. The rs company has had a plant on 'the location since the 1960's. The Perry Glen Estates homes were built about a decade later. The present Mother Jackson plant was expanded three years ago. It was then that noise ppoblems started, Va REGIST - a -at Scugog Christian School * - will hold its fall - : 'MEET THE TEACHERS NIGHT" SCUGOG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 166 Simcoe Street, Prince Albert 7 to 9 PM - THURSDAY , AUGUST 29th, 1991 All Visitors and Inquiries Welcome. For more information, céll the office at |, 985-3741 or 985-9679 : the residents claim. RATION nd - the - (weather permitting) 48" ALUMINUM COLEMAN OSCAR COOLER s5.2itre (#85-3455-8) Reg. 21.25 s1 6.99 LEVEL s7-s37-6) Reg. 39.09 1/2 PRICE s19.54 continues ... in our Garden Centre inthe Port Perry Plaza 1 [ BASEBALL - CARD Collecting Kit (99-0019-4) SPECIAL PRICE Don't forget the Blood Dorior Clinic on Tues,, Sept. 10th at the Masonic Lodge! 1 HEAVY DUTY GORN up to 60% OFF BROOM s2.0520¢) Reg. 11.58 1/2 PRICE sS5.79 Large Quantity of ELECTRICAL LIGHT FIXTURES for the Home C ANADIA N TIRE PORT PERPV PLAZA 985-1341 . BUCKET | THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS At Dixie Lee DivieleeY 136 WATER STREET PORT PERRY Store Hours: Monday & Tuesday 11:00 AM to'8:00 PM; Wednesday to Suhday 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM . PHONE 985-9009