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Wait and see on farm legislation. Easter Seal cam Durham Region council re- fused last week to support "right to farm" legislation that is cur- rently in the committee stage at Queens Park. Several councillors said they would not endorse the bill until they have had a chance to see the wording. However, councillors said they support the principle of right to farm legislation. The Ontario government is in the process of preparing legisla- tion that would protect farmers from nuisance law-suits over dust, noise and odour which result from normal farming operations. The bill will be known as the Farm Practises Protection Act. A five member Board will be set up lo investigate complaints about farming practises. This Board will have the power to dismiss the complaint if it is found un- justified, or it may order a farmer lo correct a problem. In a statement late last year, Ontario Agriculture Minister Jack Riddell said the new bill will give farmers some protection from nui- sance law suits and court orders, but it will not replace the need for land use planning policies and de- cisions that protect agricultural ar- cas from competing and incom- patible land uses. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 8, 1988 -- 9 By Port Perry Rotary Club The 1988 Easter Seal Campaign supporting physically disabled children kicked off its fundraising campaign, Tuesday, March 1. Easter Seal Chairman, Jim Grieve, of the Port Perry Rotary Club is confident that with generous community support again this year, the club will reach its goal. "It is our hope that the people of Scugog Township will think of the children we serve and con- tinue to give generously," said Mr. Grieve. "As long as there are children in Scugog and across the province who suffer the anguish of a physical disability, Easter Music Festival results The following piano students recently participated in the "Sunderland Lions Club Music Festival' and were successful in achieving these results. Con- gratulations are extended to all for their fine efforts! These students are all piano students of Mrs. Paula Copithorn A. MUS. R.M.T. of Port Perry. -- Beginner Class -- Shawna Beesley - 88 percent - 1st Place; Christy Mahlberg - 86 percent - 2nd Place; Alex Dell - 85 percent - 3rd Place; Andrea Edgar - 82 percent; Kristy Walker 80 percent. -- Beginners 11 or 12 yrs. -- Misty Garvock - 84 percent - 3rd Place. -- Pre Grade One -- Shona Moase 81 percent. -- Grade One -- Melissa Pereman - 82 percent; Tricia Ar- mour - 80 percent. -- Duet - 10 & Under -- Sunny Shewan & Melissa Pereman - 81 percent. -- Grade Two -- Ryan Edgar - 82 percent; Wendy Handyside 80 percent. -- Grade Four -- Daniel Mahlberg - 84 percent - 3rd Place. --- Grade 4 Sonatine -- Cathy Pavlik - 84 percent - 2nd Place; Daniel Mahlberg - 83 percent - 3rd Place. -- Grade Five -- Lori Hall - 81 percent. --Grade 5 Sonata -- Lori Hall - 83 percent; Erin Edgar 81 percent. -- Grade Six -- Becky Gower - 83 percent. -- Grade Seven -- Stefanie Craning - 80 percent. -- Grade 7 Canadian Com- posors -- Stefanie Craning - 84 percent. : -- Grade Eight -- Heather Munro - 81 percent. -- Grade 8 Sonata -- Peter Wokral - 81 percent. -- Grade 8 or 9 Invention -- Peter Wokral - 81 percent (Gr.9) - Niki Bardeleben - 85 percent - 3rd Place. Music Congratulations are extended to the following piano students of Mrs. Janice White, A.R.C.T., R.M.T. for their fine perfor- mances at the Sunderland Music Festival. Pre-grade 1: Cate Lewis 85, Lea-Anne Wakeford 80, Matthew Bramham 79. Duet 8 years and under: Cate Lewis and Shelly Croxall 87 (2nd Place). GUESS WHO DIDN'T LISTEN? YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID: Local Weather up to 50 times a day. CELY 910 Keeping Central Ontario Informed! Beginners 12 years and under: Mike Mitchell 86 (1st Place). Grade 1: Louisa Van Ravenswaay 80. Grade 2: Erin Prachun 85, Amanda Pelyk 82. Grade 3: Ben Lewis 85 (2nd place). Grade 4 Sonatina: Graham Holt 81, David Holt 80. Grade 7: Sarah Croxall 84 (3rd Place). Grade 9: Melodie Barron 78. Duet 16 years and under: Julia and Sarah Croxall 88 (1st place). Seals and the Rotary Club of Port Perry will be there helping to en- sure that quality services and pro- grams are maintained." Each year more than 7,000 children benefit from the provi- sion of vital equipment and ser- vices such as wheelchairs, braces, artificial limbs, the oppor- tunity to experience a camping holiday at one of five Easter Seal camps, and much more. The Society employs 38 Easter Seal Nurses who are specially trained in rehabilitation and public health nursing. From 23 district offices throughout the pro- vince, these nurses provide direct Specia 2 or Yarch 13th 55 assistance and support to disabl- ed children and their families. The Easter Seal Society also sponsors northern diagnostic clinics and provides grants to The Easter Seal Research Institute, The Easter Seal Communications Institute and children's treatment centres across the province. The Easter Seal Society of On- tario is the oldest and largest organization of its kind in North America, serving children up to the age of 19 whose activity is restricted by a physical handicap resulting from accident, disease, congenital defect, birth injury or amputation. Now fearing: FITTON® VIDEOS More Movies, Better Selection, New Releases arriving Weekly! rd Caesarea < Port Perry Hwy 7A ENESTLETON COUNTRY STORE Blackstock THE REGIONAL D MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Nestleton Country Store HWY. TA - NESTLETON -- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK to 9 PM -- 986-5131 PUBLIC NOTICE - THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF: The Municipal Act, Sections 298 and 301 (R.S.0. 1980) TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing construction of the following projects. ROAD NO. ROAD NAME H Brock Rd. 12 Cameron St. 16 Ritson Rd. 21 Goodwood Rd. 22 Bloor St. 28 Rossland Rd. 29 Liverpool Rd. 31 Westney Rd. 36 Consumers Dr. 38 Whites Rd. 44 Harwood Ave. 54 Park Rd. 57 MUNICIPALITY Pickering LOCATION South Bound Bypass Lane at the 5th Concession Brock From Dobson Bridge to Regional Road 2 Oshawa From Regional Road 58 (Adelaide Ave.) to Regional Road 28 (Rossland Rd.) Uxbridge Concession Whitby Whitby Pickering Ajax Truck Acceleration Lanes at the 7th Bypass Lane Widening at Hopkins St. From Garden St. to Regional Road 26 (Thickson Rd.) From Hwy. 2 to Glenanna Rd. From 1.0 km north of Hwy. 2 to Concession Ill Road Whitby Pickering (Finch Ave.) Ajax From Brock St. to the new 401 Ramps From Hwy. 2 to Regional Road 37 Left Turn Lane at Harwood / 410 West Bound Ramp Oshawa Scugog Boundary Left Turn Bypass Lane at G.M. Gates From Caesarea Easterly to Regional Plans showing details of the projects and the lands affected may be seen at the office of the Chief Design Engineer of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario, Telephone 668-7721. Works Committee, being delegated by Regional Council as the hearing body, shall hear in person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims his or her land will be prejudicially affected by the by-laws and who applies on or before March 23,1988, to the undersigned to be heard at a meeting of the Works Committee on March 29, 1988. Dated at Whitby this 25th day of February, 1988. G. Emm, Works Committee Chairman W.A. Twelvetrees, P.Eng. Commissioner of Works