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THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION Port Perry High School NIGHT SCHOOL REGISTRATION for general interest courses JANUARY 22 & 23 7:00 to 9:00 PM -- MAIN OFFICE -- PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL Course Details available in the Night School Brochure available at the High School or phone 579-1990 -L+-+- «ww "vy Public is invited to attend two waste management meetings The Public Liason Comit- tee of Durham will be holding two open meetings in Port Perry to provide citizens with infor- mation on garbage and waste management. The first meeting will be held at Port Perry High School, January 24, starting at 7:30 PM, and it will be followed by another March 21, also at the High School. The Liason Committee was formed last fall to keep the pub- lic aware of the Durham waste Management Master Plan, a plan that will seek to find solu- tions to Durham's garbage problems from 1996 to 2016. The Plan is being prepared by a consulting firm Maclaren ngineers. The Port Perry meetings are part of a Region-wide series of meeting to be held in all eight municipalities in Durham. Ralph Blank, chairman of the Liason Committee, calls the meetings a "golden opportunity for the people of Durham Re- gion to take part in finding solu- tions to waste-related problems before decisions are made." Members of the Liason Committee, Durham staff and politicians and reps from the en- gineering firm will be on hand at the meetings to answer ques- tions about waste management. The first meeting in Port Perry, Jan. 24, will centre on in- ventory mapping, followed by constraint mapping at the meeting scheduled for March. The public are encouraged to attend these meetings to present their views, concerns and ideas on one of the most im- portant issues facing the people of this area. Slippery roads blamed for accident Slippery road conditions are blamed for a multi-vehicle accident last Thursday morn- ing on Durham Road 2, just south of the Shirley Road. Regional Police say there were no serious injuries in the accident that involved cars just after 6:00 AM A northbound car driven by Leeanne Johnston of Oshawa went out control, striking a southbound car driven by Gary Wray or Port Perry. The Johnston vehicle then struck two more cars, driven by Hug Mackinnon of Little Brit- ain and Robt. Dobroskinsky of Oshawa. There was no estimate available of the damage, and there were no charges laid. Police in the Township were kept busy last investigat- ing several other traffic acci- dents. None resulted in serious in- jury to drivers or passengers. 183 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY ONTARIO (416) Y85-8234 T.G. Mitchell's Clothing for the Country Gentleman 183 Queen St., Port Perry « (416) 985-8234 EE IE SEE AI EI LE I TE TE, But a Bowmanville man snowmobiling on Lake Scugog wasn't so fortunate. Police say 36 year old Bruce Coulterman was driving his machine on Lake Scugog about 3:00 PM Saturday when he struck a pressure ridge. He was thrown from the machine and suffered what Po- lice described as serious leg in- juries. 1756 _ Seafood &. Steak House 1180 Simcoe St.N., Oshawa 436-9333 or 436-9065 OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK Banquet Facilities Available EVERYDAY DINNER SPECIALS * Roast Prime Beef (Can. Grade A) * New York Steak & Shrimps * Fresh Seafood Plate ANY SPECIAL FOR ONLY: $9.99 Daisy's Fabrics 10th ANNIVERSARY Sale from January 16th to February 2nd, 1990 located in Luke's Country Store 201 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-3221 I Sp pp" rr Da. sii