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CT TT EEE EEE 2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 25, 1997 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" From Page 1 starting after the holiday weekend in May and going until the end of September. We want to do this during daylight savings time when there is the most light so we can keep the project as inexpensive as possible; in the summer there is no light cost." from Scugog Township Clerk Earl Cuddie on Feb. 27, asking for extended hours. "We received a request - ol from Scugog and we com- [EEE i plied with it. It's a pilot project and we'll see how it goes. There is adequate light in the summer during those times and we'll come up with some firm dates soon," said Mr. Watson. There are currently four waste sites in Durham Region; two in Scugog Township; one in Oshawa; and one landfill site in Brock Township. The transfer stations are cpen from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. a b . of Bir YR ik SP ours extended LAY i, "We're responding to the services the residents say they want but if we start to get people complaining that the station isn't open- ing early enough on those days, then we're going to have to look at that too," she said. According to Peter HEATHER McCRAE/PORT PERRY STAR Watson, Durham Region Tuesdays through FLOWER POWER: Next week, with the arrival of April, the annual fundraising Works Waste Reduction Saturdays and are closed drive for the Canadian Cancer Soclety begins here in Scugog. Canvassers Manager, a handout came Sundays and holidays. like Pat Raines (left), Valerie Hunter and Kim Thomson will be out knocking oh doors throughout the township in their yearly effort to raise money for the Cancer Society. Scugog man lost in tie-breaker Jury's still out on appeal of Tory nomination vote By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Black Forest Ham whole or half After 382 ballots were cast at the nomination meeting at Courtice High Crown Roast of Pork 99 . Gourmet SILi-To lI | , Butterfly \ . F SCUGOG'S 9TH ANNUAL FREE GIANT EASTER EGG HUNT SUNDAY, MARCH 30TH On Queen St. « Starts at 1:00 p.m. Rain or Shine prizes for all All children residents of Scugog ownship between the ages of 3 to 10 are invited to participate VOLUNTEERS NEEDED ~~ COME EARLY TO MEET THE ~~ EASTERBUNNY!! Waiting and wondering is all Llewellyn Jones can do as an appeal over a Feb. 15 nomination vote is con- sidered by Progressive Conservative party officials. Mr. Jones said this weekend he is tired of waiting for the National Director of the P.C. party's decision on his chal- . lenge to the vote that saw him lose the nomination for the Durham riding by just one vote. "There's no news yet. I guess we're going to have to wait another week. They said they would make a decision over the next week," said the Scugog Point resident. "This is getting really frustrating. I just want to know what's going on and if there will be another vote or not." Mr. Jones believes he was on the wrong end of a tie-breaking vote at a meeting to decide who will represent Durham in the upcoming federal elec- tion. School, Mr. Jones and his opponent Sam Cureatz were tied at 191 votes apiece.After a recount was completed and the two sides were still deadlocked, a single tie-breaking vote was cast by chairman Roger Wilson, who backed Mr. Cureatz. After the nomination meeting Mr. Jones said that he didn't think that the right course of action had been taken. "I wish that wasn't the way the final deci- sion was made. I think that a second ballot should have been held to allow the people to vote again," said Mr. Jones. The high school teacher said that if his appeal is successful he will contin- ue to run for the Tory nomination. But if the party's ruling doesn't favor him, he might quit politics. Jones a» BAGELS « BITES | 172 Water St., Port Perry GRAND OPENING Saturday, April 5th, 1997, 9am In-Store Draws Bagel 3 Cream Cheese Sam ples All Day AY. » 4 % vad of tl (Our Bagels are 40x. Ragale| and baked right bere!!!)