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wp 6-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 6, 1992 PEST elects 12 to board of directors Last Thursday evening at a meeting in the downstairs of Town Hall 1873 The Constitution and By-Laws of PEST (Preserve the Environment of Scugog Township) were approved and passed. Following the approval elections took place to form a Board of Directors for PEST. Twelve people were elected to sit on the Board. This citizens group has been fighting against the three landfill sites proposed South of Manchester since mid- June this year. Representatives from SCOPE and Zero Garbage attended the Winterizing Specials FORD \132{07V]34 4 TUNE-UP SPECIAL 4 & 6 CYLINDER Electronic Ignition ... V6 & V8 Electronic Ignition ... 71.00 * LABOUR ONLY, parts extra * Vans.and Trucks extra Engines requiring points Fuel injection, Turbo Charge, extra. 66.00! condenser, extra. 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Mr. Carruthers stated he felt "it wasn't fair to have the landowners on site and those in the primary impact zone be subjected to a further delay of two months to announce the Short List." Originally the Interim Waste Authority (IWA), a provincial agency, had seated it » DURHAM would release the Short List of 4 to 6 potential sites in Durham Region by the end of September but fell short of its obligation and has given the date of 'late November' for the announcement. "If the Short List had been announced in September as scheduled and one or more sites in Scugog selected then this hall would be packed" said Carruthers. "Enthusiasm is at a low because of the delay." Diane McKinzey of Manchester asked "are the letters being sent in from concerned citizens having any impact on the IWA's decision?" Mr. Carruthers stated he felt the letters do play a THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The CARTWRIGHT TRANSFER STATION and the SCUGOG TRANSFER STATION (Port Perry) will be closed on Monday, October 12th; 1992, for the Thanksgiving Day Holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, Oct. 13th, 1992. V.A. SILGAILIS, P.ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS STABLES AT GREYSTONE RESTAURANT R.R. #2, SHIRLEY ROAD PORT PERRY, ONTARIO (416) 985-1598 We invite you to celebrate Thanksgiving with us at our THANKSGIVING ¢{ BUFFET Sunday & Monday Evening, OCTOBER 11th OCTOBER 12th Please call for further information Judy & Peter rather significant part and all the letters are 'logged and counted." Concerned folks can still either telephone, write or fax a letter to Environment Minister Ruth Grierson, Premier Bob Rae or Erv McIntyre, General Manager of the IWA. The numbers can be obtained from a member of PEST or visit the IWA Office in Port Perry, beside the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant, from 4-9 p.m. on Tuesdays. The Board of Directors consists of the following people; Dr. Roger Holtby, Laura Watson, Glen Peters, Dr. Bob McCrae, Donna Shanley, Marg Baxter, Mary Benschop, Cheryl Feasby, David Sparling, Paul Christie, Maureen Hall and Lisa Feasby. Ken Carruthers will be available to help as an ex-officio officer. The new Board of Directors will be holding its first meeting Tuesday, October 6th, 1992 in the downstairs of the Prince Albert Hall. Police charge five teens Quick action by a Port Perry woman and Durham Police led to the arrest last week of five local teen-agers who are now facing numerous charges related to break and enters over the last few months. A Police spokesman said the four boys and one girl were arrested in downtown Port Perry last Tuesday afternoon. All are youthfull offenders and their identities can't be made public. They were charged after a mid- day break-in at a home on Crandell Street. The woman who lives there surprised intruders who walked through the back door into the kitchen. She immediately phoned 911 and the intruders fled the home. Several Durham Police officers responded to the call and a short while later the five were apprehended in the downtown area. They were identified by the Crandell Street resident. Durham Police Inspector Ross Smith said that as a result of the arrests, 11 instances of residential break-ins in Port Perry have been "cleared," and the five are facing a total of 25 ¢harges in connection with the break-ins. Inspector Smith said a "very small quantity" of stolen property was recovered. Meanyhile, Police report a day- light break-in Oct. 2 at a home on Brook St. Prince Albert. A quantity of cigarettes was stolen Oct. 3 after a house at Portview Beach was entered via the kitchen window. And Police say a home on Durham Road 57 was entered the same day with a quantity of household items reported missing. Fifteen words. Five 'bucks.