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> rt egy a Lar Sn Tt > 'w ~ - "mf » SSRs 2% 1 oh - SCUGOG SHORES HISTORICAL MUSEUM PIONEER DAYS Saturday, May 16 Sunday, May 17 NOON to 5:00 P.M. SCUGOG ISLAND 1 Mile East of Port Perry 12 Mile North of Hwy. 7A ADMISSION: Adults $2.00 Students $1.00 *Displays Co "*Demonstrations Some Jain *Contests r | 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY BRUTONS 1 > -A DRUGS \ IL Fe ot ERY LER NS AES Fre Ae : re go ALN a] STA Ba re AE £040 SEAL AR CR FEA ER SEES LY) Les PL on ~ wt } by SAT oy 3 'es 38% VERE 4 Tah BRA : Vv h 44 : i. Ye His 3 4. LEE CRSP RAKE MR BS 2d 8, sendal TD LF a SRR ALPINE avert To avoid scenes like REGION OF [ LANDFILL HOURS this, residents of Scugog Township have been asked not to take their household trash to the landfill site on Durham Road 8 until after the strike by Regional workers is over. The dump site was shut down Saturday morning after the workers went out on strike the night before. Normal garbage pick-up in Scugog will not be affected by the strike, and the transfer station east of Blackstock will remain open for persons wishing to get rid of household trash. Workers (From page 1) Darlington, and the roads under the Region's juris- diction. : Although the Region is Correction A story in last week's Star about the Chamber of Commerce dinner 'in honour of the Brock family's 100 years in business in Port Perry should have said that congratulatory messages were read by Bill Barr. We're sorry for the error as Mr. Barr put a lot of work into the very successful evening. 985-2511 strike saying it will do whatever it can to maintain essential 'services, a union spokesman is quoted as saying he doesn't believe the 50 super- visory staff can do the job. Durham has plans to have some of the supervisory staff live inside the water and sewer plants until the strike is over. Although the main landfill site in Scugog will . be 'shut down during the strike, Township residents can take household trash to the trans- fer station located just east of Blackstock. : Under the terms of the old contract which expired at the end of 1980, the 260 outside workers earned between $7.70 and $9.98 per hour. The Region's last offer was handed down last Wed- nesday. CUPE representa- tive Russ Whitney is quoted as saying the offer was rejected because ""'it is considerable less than the cost of living, and they want to take away the cost of _ living allowance." Seagrave Fred and Madeline Cookson spent Mother's Day with their daughter Shirley and Pete Anderson of Oshawa, other members of their family who were their included Jim and Sylvia Cookson, Adam and Ann of Port Perry, Joyce and Pete Shehan, Mark and Tara, Toronto, also Peter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. Shehan from England. Individually Grown TOMATO PLANTS 6 for $1.00 GERANIUMS 6 for $8.00 | BRUNTON'S QUEEN STREET WEST PORT PERRY 985-7114 EE 0 BRIN Tn A RASA A AN SA FA BS TRE A MFA BI BES SAAB EE A TH SAAS PISERAT A GRY Sor AS Sa APR RT 0 SB IE ROAR Ha WA A ny Dn BE a Council sticks with liquor licence concerns Scugog council stuck to its "guns Monday night and re- jected a request to withdraw its concerns over a liquor licence application for a rest- aurant in Caesarea. Acting on behalf of the applicants for Frank's Rest- aurant in Caesarea, Oshawa lawyer Gary Valcour urged council to withdraw a letter of concern the council sent to the Liquor Licencing Board of Ontario following a meet- ing late last month. Mr. Valcour told the meet- ing Monday night 'that this application was the first one 'the council has taken a posit- ion on one way or another, and he said his clients only want to be treated in the same manner as all other applicants who have applied 'for liquor licences in Scugog. "We are not asking that council endorse the licence application. For some rea- son council has seen fit to change the rules in this case," he stated. At the meeting April 27, council heard a delegation of Caesarea residents opposed to the liquor licence, and agreed to write a letter to the Liquor Licencing Board based on the following res- olution: ".....Council and many residents in the area are .concerned that the issuance of licence in this area is not in the public: interest, could create a haz- ard for children and gener- ally have an adverse impact on the community." A representative of the LLBO told the Star two weeks ago that such a res- olution from a municipal council would be enough for the liquor licence application to be rejected by the Board. - Mr. Valcour told council Monday evening that he asked the LLBO not to make a decision until he had a chance to present his clients case to council, and also present council with a 130 name petition from residents in Caesarea and area who are not opposed to the liquor licence for Frank's Rest- aurant. The petition in support of the application was collected by the applicants. An anti-licence petition presented to council two weeks ago had about 40 names on it. Ward 3 councillor John Williams, who was opposed to council getting involved in the licence application in the first place, proposed Monday night that the resolution of two weeks ago be rescinded. But by a recorded vote of 4 to 3, that rescinding res- olution went down to defeat, with councillor Neil Hunter and Mayor Jerry Taylor supporting councillor Will- Both Lawrence Malcolm and John Wolters told the meeting they were not pre- pared 'to change their pos- ition from two weeks ago, and Ward 2 councillor Rob- ert Espey, who has been adamently opposed to the application from the outset, repeated his concerns that there could be traffic prob- lems, hazards to young child- ren in the busy summer months, and an overall det- rimental impact on the community. Council was first asked to comment on the licence app- lication by the LLBO early in' (Turnto page 3) - Buying a Light-Duty Truck NOW is less taxing! The Rebate is available toa maximum of ; $700.000n (0) all New Light- Duty Trucks . i up to a GVW of 4100 kg: Ooobs) Tax Rebate Ontario's To qualify the purcha- ser must take delivery of the New Light-Duty Truck before June 30th, 1981. 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