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THE HERALD Wednoday Aagnttl ISM Proud beginnings Proud Beginnings a musical which portrays the lives of United Empire Loyalists who struggled to build new lives in Canada runs through Sept at Black Village Chryslers kit Sieben and Phillip Cook and the Sinclilrs Forget and Clyde fled i after the American Resolution They are celebrating as successful farmers in Upper inada but the dangers they fated during tin war arc still fresh in minds The play is performed twice daily day through and on all holiday Mondays in the Village lie controlled Visitors mission to the play In included in the regular price admission to the Photo submit Tradition of the tent returns to Stratford The tradition of the tent returns to Statford David William Ar Director of the Stratford Festival and the entire Festival Company are looking forward to welcoming the Shakespeare On The Saskatchewan Festival s tour Company when they present Romeo and Juliette their acclaim ed bilingual production in a tent July 27 through August 12 The red and white tent will be raised on Wednesday July 25 at 00 m in Stratford Upper Queen s Park In this production of William Shakespeare s greatest love story Romeo and Juliette is set on the the Capulets are and the Montagues are Juliette drives a Ford pick up and a leather jacketed swills tequila and passes out on the hood of Romeo 65Pontiac traditional but true to the in tent of the original this dynamic presentation played to critical claim and sold out houses throughout the summer of 1989 It comes to Stratford directly from Saskatoon s innovative Shakespeare On The Saskat chewan Festival as the last engagement of a very successful provincial tour Romeo and Juliette is co Turner contributes cash to PC chest Halton Peel MP Garth Turner gave to the Progressive Con Party last year figures released by Elections Canada show Mr Turner the contributions to his attending party related events at his own expense Mr Turners donation is listed in the 1989 report of Elections Canada which included every contribution of more than to a federal political party The donation is among the million raised contributions by the Progressive Conservatives Approximately half of that came from donations from individuals Prime Minister Brian donated l to the party directed by Robert Lepage and Gordon McCall translated by Jean Marc Dalpe designed by Don Robert Lepage Gordon Call and Del Surjik with costumes by Irene Coupland and Robert Lepage Opening night and nightly except Mondays curtain time is m with two shows Fridays at m and 10 Tickets are each and are available through the Stratford Festival Box Office by calling toll free from Toronto 416 from Kitchener Waterloo from London 519 227 1352 from Detroit 313 9644668 or long distance to Stratford 2731600 computer SALES NX 1000 PRINTER ONLY 229 IBM Epson Compatibility COLOUR ONLY 275 While Quantities Last 873 St I NEC puts cap on landfill sites Landfill sites are no longer allowed in principle anywhere along the Niagara Escarpment the Niagara Escarpment Commis NEC decided Thursday in Georgetown That means companies wanting to establish a landfill or enlarge an existing landfill along the escarp ment must now apply for amend to the Niagara Escarpment Plan Before Thursdays ruling the NEP permitted land fill sites in in virtually all basic designations of the plan ex urban minor urban and escarpment recreation areas ac cording to a NEC staff report John Minns a spokesman for Protect Our Water Environmental Resources POWER said now the NEC will first have to decide if a landfill proposal is a suitable type of land use on the escarpment instead of first assuming the land fill is suitable and then in ve tigating whether that is true Both Mr Minns and local Walt Elliot said the decision means the Reclamations Systems In corporated s RSI proposal for a dump on the escarpment in Acton is more than ever likely to fail The proposed Acton landfill site is located at Sideroad 22 and the Third Line RSI has to have serious con about whether they will be successful obtaining approval from the province Ministry of Environment to establish the Ac ton dump especially considering the problems found by the MOE concerning the proponent technical reports on the landfill s viability said Mr Elliot The RSI proposal is currently be ing reviewed by the Ministry of the Environment Once the review is completed the ministry will hold a public hearing That s not ex pected to happen until late this year or early Mr Elliot called the NEC deci sion the final victory in ensuring the escarpment protection in his riding The other two victories in elude the withdrawal of a proposal by Aggregate to make it s quarry in the southern part of Halton Hills a landfill and Ontario Hydros decision not to dump fly ash in the same quarry The way has been paved to rehabilitate existing quarries along the escarpment in ways com with tourism he predicted Mr Minns said the decision will make RSI think twice about its pro posal and whether the proposed land use is appropriate Calling the decision a milestone Mr Minns explained POWER now has a tool to scrutinize the RSI proposal RSI in a report submitted to the NEC argued the decision would lead to a multiple of ad and tax the commis sion time and resources and the patience of the public As well the province existing En vironmental Assessment Act and Environmental Protection Act en sure that the Escarpment isn t im properly used RSI also questioned the rationale used by the NEC planning staff in recommending to the commission that landfills be banned from the escarpment Let Us Put The Mat Out For You ACTON I GEORGETOWN Judy Debbie NEW ADDITION It time to call your Welcome Wagon hostess She will bring congratulations and gifts tor the family and the NEW BABY We limaks- it and it njjtit Georgetown Onlar o L7G4J6 TO MONEY CONCEPTS 348 Guelph SI Georgetown On L7G 4B5 Fastest Growing Financial Planning Organization in Canada is Seeking FINANCIAL PLANNERS Are 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