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2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 30, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Just happens to enjoy politics Christie seeks re-election as Regional councillor By Scott Anderson Yvonne Christie announced on Thursday that she intends to seek re-election as Regional Councillor, quashing any ru- mors that she was considering running for mayor. happen to enjoy politics and problem solving for people," she said. She can't solve every problem she admits, but is satisfied if she pushes the party concerned in the right direction. Councillor Christie considers herself lucky to have repre- sented Scugog at the regional level during the past term say- ing "there is 80 much to brag about," living in the area. Therefore it was not a hard de- cision to make when consider- ing her political future. cillor Christie says. She adds it is time to re-educate the public. Part of the problem about garbage is that recycling is looked upon as the answer to a lot of the disposal problems, but there is a cost to recycling, often greater than the savings. "One of the realities is that I She says people must realize that "refusing and reusing is the way to go." Councillor Christie admits Turn to Page 10 JAAR ENTS 3 \ {rat [tre YVONNE CHRISTIE What she likes to brag about especially is the community as a whole, which she describes as "small, kind, and something for everybody." 'But it is the com- - munity spirit which makes her particularly proud. & Sunday, August 11,1991 ¢ 10-5 ] "When somebody is in need, Are can be found at Selections we pitch in for them. When Sunder pond rena for Him & H somebody has a problem there Admission 520 Chidren Free ELE CTI ONS or iim er is 2 show of genuine concern Presented by andoaring, Sunderland Agricultural Soclety here will be many issues of 241 Queen Street oy y co portance dominating region- } fe or HIM ar HER Port Perry al council hy the mot gon oe mai Cl 10) For 7247 with garbage at the top of the list, she says. "Garbage will take up a lot of next term at re- gional council." At the present, she says that the government is not doing 985-8977 The Port Perry Star Your local community newspaper that's been a anything to alleviate the gar- Family Tradition bage problems in the province in area homes for over and it is becoming a rather large problem. _a century! Garbage will also be a major item locally from a financial - point of view, as people don't re- alize the cost of disposal, coun- aliiily lil with Dress t . Shirt 4)" on Evening Entertainment Enjoy a Musical Revue called "KALEIDOSCOPE" Showtime 8:30 PM plus a "Spectacular" Garden Light Display i DINNER 1 EL i Mond to Wednesday 9:30 - 5:30 < all SPECIALS ri ondey to to Friday 9:30 9:00 CARDS ta rom 8 PM Tou Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 ¢ QAIMTURE VILLAGE 300 TAUNTON ROAD WEST, WHITBY - 668-6606 Open 7 days a week 9:00 am - 10:00 pm Reduced admission after 7:00 pm for Entertainment and Garden Light Display iy 1d)' &