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SNELL Ca RT hdl da Asta CR a ~ AR, LINN SAA oy Fale ) SER ED] Teh 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednes LE RSEE HAE PRS ART 2 BLE Eh Rs OTOL RAE SA 2A 45 Ru - 2 0 SEO La TT SE Ve EE EYE VS day, Feb. 23, 1977 Three people were injured, two seriously, when a car-truck collision on the intersection of Highway 12 and Regional Road 8 sent one of the vehicles into the store at the Swamp Garage. See story on page 1. ¥7 Million Dump Plan Site on Scugog Twp. border Region of Durham Deputy Works Commis- sioner Vik Silgailis told a Thursday meeting of the committee that the potential , garbage site on the border of Scugog Township and the Town of Newcastle could be part of a $7 million program of closing old dump sites and opening new ones in the region to eliminate what . some consider to be 'a gar- bage-disposal crisis"'. The figure stunned some committee members "This is just fantastic," said Coun. Gary Herrema. The department has sug- gested about 21 per cent of the total price tag be ear- marked for closing four sites during the next five years. The remaining amount - $5,515,000. - would be used to buy and develop a new site so that refuse placed on it would not cause environ- mental problems. Although the committee did not formally endorse the department's proposed gar- bage budget Wednesday, it did not recommend any deletions. Mayor wants action 'continued These are all well outside the limits of Port Perry. "I feel that Council should consider now, the plans on which we have made no by Donna Wanamaker A number of Seagrav couples and families attend- ed the Port Perry United Church in lieu of Scout and Guide week. The Cubs and Scouts paraded from the ¢ SCUGOG PLUMBING & Discount Plumbing Supplies RENOVATIONS - REPAIRS and NEW INSTALATIONS Special Rates For Senior Citizens 184 Casimir Street -- Port Perry Phone 985-3837 Scout Hall and it was re- ported that there was a good attendance. We wish to thank Miss Darlene Gibson for her solo on Sunday. Master Brett Timothy Morrison was bap- Seagrave and area news tised Sunday morning. Mrs. Morrison is a niece of Mrs. McNeil. , We wish to extend our best 'wishes to Mrs. Win- field, our birthday lady this week. Unit 1 held their pancake _ supper last Tuesday and -it was very successful, Thank you ladies. ' ] Many of the men folk of our, community met at the church Saturday morning with hammer in hand. _ They are giving the kitchen a fate lift. Yoga has come to Sea- grave! bara Lang, a qualified in- structor and member of the Federation of Ontario Yoga Teachers. 1 Goon... try it yourself. 2 It pays to be accurate. 3 Be complete. tn When you're filling out your income tax form follow your Tax Guide carefully." For most of us, all we wil have to do is follow the blue section, and the only hel needed is the Guide itself. If you have a refund coming, you'll get it sooner if your tax form has been done accurately. When you're filling out your tax form wh check your arithmetic and put the right information on the right line. We don't want you to pay a penny more than you should, so don't forget to list all your deductions. Your Tax Guide explains them fully. When you hgye finished, » sign your tax form then make sure you'include allyour ~~ receipts and other forms with your return. If you run into trouble, Revenue Canada District Taxation office addresses and phone numbers are listed on the back of the Guide. | § init pdt Hon Mork in Lon. : \ Monique Bégn Monique Bégn Classes are now. being offered by Mrs. Bar- It seems we were-visited _ upon by the Great Walda Pepper (alias George Giles) as he flew over beautiful downtown Seagrave. Merv Lang, a new neighbour in the area, took George for his first flight. ~We are happy to see Ells- worth Kennedy home from the hospital and hope to see you out and about soon. We also wish Rita Boe a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Len Somer- ville and Melody Anne spent a pleasant week-end with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. David Powell at Burlington. On their way home, Len and Betty and Melody Anne decided to see the C.N. Tower in Toronto. = Betty found the experience affect- "ed her knees, A few parents attended Parent's Activity Day in Oshawa on Feb. 18. I found -the day to be informative and quite enlightning. 1 would certainly recommend it and hope to see more days like this available in the future. Last Tuesday, Marilyn Beacock hosted the Ladies Auxiliary of "Scouting for Fl} this area. Ladies please keep March 29th open as we hope to have 'a' make-up night. Please watch for further details. =~ The banquet nights were also . tentatively set. Please forward next weeks news to Jackie Boyle at 985-3941. decision. If council feels that one or more should be approved that is fine, but we should deny the rest and then pass a motion to enter- tain no further proposals until January 1978. If we get many more subdivision pro- posals hanging in mid-air it will become a joke and yet it is really no joke as we are building up unfounded hope and costs for anyone who comes in from' now on." Mayor Malcolm believes they should have the "satis- faction -of knowing where they stand". GET A CU "FIX IT" LOAN! The cost of closing one of "the region's present dumps raised the eyebrows of Coun, Herrema. : He said he could buy three farms for the price of clos- ing the Whitby site - $369,000. That cost is connected with placing about six inches of top soil and three feet of other material over the dump. Works Commissioner Bill Twelvetrees did say, how- ever, he hoped to be able to cut this price. : But Silgailis added that more than six inches of top soil would be needed if regional council wanted trees planted on the closed * sites. : ) This, presumably, would increase the cost even more. Commissioner Twelve- trees went on to say the cost of garbage sites is sympoto- matic of modern society. He was referring to the way people produce a vast quantity of garbage. Mr. Twelvetrees is ap- parently aware that his own "department is guilty of pro- ducing a lot of waste materials. "You look at the garbage that goes out of this build- ing," he said. We Can Make' Your Home Look || Nn. Are you considering ALUMINUM SIDING?" DO IT NOW! ' SOFFIT - FASCIA - TROUGH » AWNINGS - SHUTTERS - WINDOWS : DOORS 'When Men & Material are available! 'Almost New Again | CASH & CARRY For DO-IT-YOURSELFERS 5 CHRIS ALLEN "ALUMINUM 9853747 - Products Asthonzed Dealer