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------ wham « Cartwright landfill site Public hearing July 24 The Ontario Ministry of the Environment will con- duct a public hearing into the proposal of Harvey R. Ambrose to develop a sani- tary land fill site for the dumping of industrial gar- bage in Cartwright. The hearing will be held in the Cartwright Township Hall at Blackstock on Tuesday, July 24 at 10 a.m. It is recommended that anyone wishing to speak at the hearing be prepared to submit their remarks in writing. The landfill site is pro- posed for a portion of Mr. Ambrose farm which used to be a sand pit. Situated right in the middle of an .unopened part of the first concession of Cartwright it is just a few yards from the C.P.R. railway line. The used up sand pit takes up land on both sides of the unopened road allow- ance. Mr. Ambrose owns lots 2 and 3 on Cartwright's first conession and lots 31 and 32 of the tenth conces- sion, .Darlington. The hearing will consider desig- natirig the entire farm as a land fill site, although Mr. Ambrose says he only in- INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 1 A % 3,4 and 5 years | INTEREST is payablé half yearly or may be left to compound. EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 ON THE MENU EVERYDAY tends to fill the sand pit. The pit as almost inaces- sible. No houses are nearby. A report from Hydrology Consultants Ltd. of Miss- issauga describes the site as "Rugged and remote." It is located on a piece of high ground known as Oak Ridge, which forms the surface water divide be- tween Lake Ontario and the Kawartha Lakes. If garbage is dumped there the consultant firm reports that seepage will most likely sift down through the sand about 50 feet, then sift south through more sand for about half a mile until it comes to a © small stream. Seepage would "bé- 'on "the Lake Ontario side of the ridge. Besides attending several 'meetings with Cartwright Township council to answer questions about his proposal Mr. Ambrose met with the ratepayers association on at least one occassion. Several weeks ago he expressed his views regarding sanitary land fill operations through an editorial in the Port Perry STAR. All the neighbours in the area have been notified of the july 24 hearing. Cedar Creek News Miss Gerry Scantland is holidaying for three weeks in Florida. Mr. John den Boer's sis- ter and her husband of Holland are visiting the den Boer family. Mrs. den Boer's brother and his family of Michigan, U.S.A. were visiting last weekend at the den Boer home. Bill Armstrong, Quaker Rd is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. He is re- covering from back sur- gery. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty and family spent the holiday weekend with relatives at South River. Mrs. John Farrow returned with them. She is staying a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque to help with her new grandson, who was born in Port Perry Hospital on June 27th. Mr. Farrow came down for the weekend and attended the . Orange Men Parade. in Port Perry on Saturday, Ross MacCulloch was home from Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, for the. weekend. Mrs. Grant Beacock, Shirley road, held a baby shower at her home on Friday evening for her new nephew, the Larocque baby. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Miss Karin Cummings of Aurora spent the weekend with - the Rick Larocque family. Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer took their relatives from Holland to Niagara Falls last week and also visited relatives at Jarvis. It costs no more to' 'Eat and Meet" in our NEW DINING ROOM Please do drop in & enjoy a meal in our new surroundings TAKE-OUT ON ALL OUR MEALS Pizza and Fish & Chips to go Phone 9835-2066 Congradulations to the newly weds, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holtby, who were married on Friday evening. \ Ladies SOC OTTSOCOTOSTOOSSOSSSSSS Support Hose Panty Hose 99°-*1-%° Pant Socks 79° A.W. BROCK Message from PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 11th, 1973 -- 3 Playground Director I'm pleased to say that the first week of '"Play- ground' has gotten off to a great start. Monday was filled with fun, games and the thrill of getting to know one another. Busy hands were occupied with making name tags and with making paper ribbits and rabbit ears in the after- noon. Many songs were sung and the highlight of the day was our delightful special visitor "Ralph the Rabbit" and his owner Mrs. Marilyn Wallace of Coch- rane Street, Port Perry. On Tuesday afternoon we enjoyed our ever popular Galagolouchie Hunt. 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