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2-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 21, 1981 SLA WAR GH LA (LEARTNS | Tories select February 25 to choose successor to Bill Newman Uxbridge High School has been named as the location for the Durham-York Conservation nomination meeting on February 25. Riding association presi- dent Merrill Van Camp of Blackstock said the date and location for the nomination were set by the association executive last Wednesday night. He said the association . expects more than 1000 people at the meeting. Uxbridge High School was selected because it is centrally located in the riding, and has an auditor- ium large enough to handle that many people. The nomination meeting is necessary to select a succes- sor to Bill Newman who announced last year that he is getting out of active politics and will not be seek- ing re-election. Mr. New- man currently holds Durham-York riding for the Conservatives at Queens Park. It is expected that Ontario Premier William Davis will call a provincial election for some time this $100 prize for drug abuse poster contest A first prize of $100 is being ~ offered in the annual Alcohol and Drug Abuse Poster competition which is open to all high school students in Durham Region. Sponsored by the Regional Health Council, the competi- tion allows students to use their own discretion with colours, paints, textures, etc. for the poster, but the size should be about 24 inches by 18 inches. Cash prizes are also being offered for the second and third place posters, and an award will be presented to the school of the winning entrant. The contest opened last week and the final deadline date for submissions is February 28. Uxbridge Anyone from Scugog Township interested in submitting a poster in this competition should contact the Health Unit at 668-6214 in . Whitby or Port Perry High School student Sheila Cannon who is a member of the Health Council's Region- al Youth Advisory Commit- tee, along with students from 'other high schools through- out Durham. The Health Council says that the winning poster should present "the most effective prevention and education message on alcohol and or drug abuse." On February 6 and 7, posters from last year's competitions will go on display at the Oshawa Shopping Centre as a kick-off to the competition and as a way to educate the public spring or early sunfmer. The selection of a candi- date to carry the Tory banner in Durham-York in the next provincial election is generating considerable interest as three hopefuls have officially declared their. intentions to seek the nomination. Scugog former Durham Board of Education chairman Yvonne Christie stated her intentions last fall. Rev. Reg. Rose, minister of the Anglican Churches in Port Perry and Blackstock, and a long-time Scugog rep on Durham Region council announced his candidacy late last month, and Ross Stevenson, who operates a farm north of Uxbridge made his intentions official last week. (See separate story) Mr. Van Camp said that voting at the nomination will be done by delegates select- ed prior to the meeting. He said each of the 146 polls throughout the riding will send four voling resident and' delegates to the meeting (along with two alternates) and the 30 members of the association executive will also get a vote. Durham-York is a mostly rural riding stretching/from the northern part of Picker- ing Township to Lake Simcoe in the north and east to include all of Scugog Town- ship. Keswick, Uxbridge, and Port Perry are the three largest communities in the riding. In the last provincial election in June, 1977, Mr. Newman was easily return- ed to office over opponents Al McPhail of the New Democratic Party and Liz Catty for the Liberals. On January 29, the Cartwright P.C. Association will be holding a meeting at the Nestleton Community Hall to hear the candidates who are seeking the nomination and to select the delegates from Cartwright who will cast ballots at the nomination on February 25 in Uxbridge. More land for dump? Durham Region is consid- ering adding another 95 acres to the Scugog dump west of Port Perry. A committee of regional councillors recommended last week that studies be conducted on land just west of the dump to see if it is suitable for use as a landfill site. The present dump has only about six years of use left. The extra 95 acres would be used to extend the life of the facility. Regional officials say the would take about seven months and environmental hearings might take another year. He said it would be at least 18 months before the region knew if it could use the land as a dump. The present dump is about 34 acres and has been operat- ing for more than 10 years. 1980 REPORT TO SCUGOG WAR MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD THE REGIONAL D) MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will con- sider at a meeting to be held on: JANUARY 27, 1981 AT 10:00 A.M. PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM, 105 CONSUMERS DRIVE, WHITBY A PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL PLAN FOR THE FORMER PLANNING AREA OF THE TOWNSHIP OF REACH The purpose of the proposed amendment is to repel the policies of the Official Plan for the former Planning Area of the Township of Reach as they relate to the Hamlet of Sea- grave. Development within the Hamlet would proceed in ac- cordance with the provisions of the Hamlet of Seagrave Development Plan, adopted by the Township of Scugog Cou- ncil. Subsequently, the Regional Council will consider the recom- mendation of the Planning Committee at a meeting to be held on: FEBRUARY 4, 1981 AT 10:00 A.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY. Information related to the proposed amendment is available for inspection in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby. If there are any questions related to this matter, please. call Mr.-L. Kotseff, M.C.I.P;;-- Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Requests to appear before the Planning Committee as a de- putation concerning the proposed amendment must be for- warded to Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P., Commissioner of Plan- ning, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 6A3, and must be received by the Friday preceding the meeting. Requests to appear before Regional Council as a deputation concerning the proposed amendment must be forwarded to the Regional Clerk, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 6A3, and must be received 48 hours prior to the Regional Council meeting. C.W. Lundy, AM.C.T., Regional Clerk G.J. Herrema, Regional Chairman "about the dangers of alcohol t of the studi ill 1 and drug abuse. Bs ome ADULT CHILDREN'S 1980 TOTAL |1979 TOTAL election The poster competitionhas land about $220,000. Number of Registered Borrowers . . . . . 3.116 1.397 4,513 3,806 the support of high schools If the landfill site's life is Circulation of Books .............. 30.162 19,174 49,336 50,280 (From page 1) in Durham and entries may not extended, Scugog resi- [Circulation of Periodicals 1,844 102 1946 | 1,620 1] ed at this time. He is a be submitted either to the dents will have to dump their Circul from Verticle File 133 64 197 123 id native of Uxbridge. Art department at the school waste elsewhere after 1987. irculation from Verticle File ........ i Mr. Shingler is a salesman or directly to the Health The region now is consid- Number of Volumes .............. 11,048 6.622 17,670 16,377 f for aliquor company andran Council offices at 575 ering a major regional dump Number of Titles ................. 10,763 6.481 17,244 15,946 without success for a ward Rossland Road, in the site for the late 1980's. Number of Books Added ........... 1,281 558 1,839 1,866 seat in the municipal elec- Whitby City Hall building. ~~ However, no site has yet Number of Periodical Subscriptions 37 8 45 39 tions last November. been named. fl Lib. L or He is a former reeve of HOSPITAL REPORT Keith Middleton, mainten- Number of Inter-Library Loans... 0 554 L ' i i v + has lived a Uxbridom eo the Week ending Jan. 15, 1981 AtGS ma Bager or tasvegion, Total Circulation of Printed Material . . .. ... 52,033 52,517 past few years. ADMISSIONS. ................ 28 yori c'to the life of the dump. Total Circulation of Audio-visual Material . . . 835 * The February election was © He said he would not know a called when mayor Gary seers h Id be gE Herrema was successful in Emergencies ERE rrs ni ies 145 any yaars bib been ADULT DEPARTMENT DESK RECEIPTS ! his bid for the chairmanship ~~ Operations... 7. conducted. RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS of Durham Region last i. Middleton said studies Fines.................. 656.48 ToTreasurer............ $661.94 December. 8800. assvmsssmmsenmrsusises Bags .................... 2.60 Sundries & Postage . . ...... 333.50 Discard Akos. ..ocviuiv.s 43.58 Cash on Hand Dec. 31,1980 .... 11.80 Copier ................. 142.95 $1,007.24 p THE BIG BROTHERS Magazines ................ 5.25 pred OF NORTH DURHAM Unrecorded Sales & Fines . ... 156.38 announce their 00728 LL CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT DESK RECEIPTS i RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS i COMING Fines ................. $455.44 ToTreasurer.......... .. $696.00 9 WEEK OF Dass cen wh i fe 4 0 ATES Expenses ............... 221.26 i rojector ............... : Cash on Hand Dec. 31,1980 ... 9.03 1 FEBRUARY Plastic Bags ............... 5.10 NRE # 7th - 14th Unrecorded Fines .......... 119.50 : i Celebrities $926.29 This Week: Jerry Taylor Phonein & Council Your Pledges! Celebrity Bowl will be February 14th - Plan to Participate! CENTENNIAL LANES - PORT PERRY tg UXBRIDGE BOWLING ALLEY - UXBRIDGE a Watch This Spot for Further Information. AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT Number of times our films used ...~ . . . FTE FilmHoldings .....................0.........