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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 30, 1991 - 29 Landfill site report expected to be released on August 8 A report is expected to be re- leased shortly outlining the pro d site search process ey site selection criteria for three landfill sites, including one in Durham Region. The report is being prepared by Interim Waste Authority Ltd., a company recently formed by the provincial gov- ernment to search, select and establish long-term landfill sites within the Greater Metro- politan Area. IWA will search for one site in Peel, one in York, and one in Durham. The process for select- ing the sites will follow the principles of the Environmen- tal Assessment Act. According to Erv McIntyre, general manager at IWA, The Assessment Design Docu- ments, expected to be released August 8, will outline the pro- posed site search process, site selection criteria, issues being considered, and the program for publicinvolvement. Consultants are meeting with the various individuals and organizations active in the Crafty people The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLO- CA) is looking for crafty people who are interested in display- ing or selling their handiwork at its third annual Autumn Fun Day and Craft Show, to be held on Sept. 22 at the Ennis- killen Conservation Area. If you would like to display or sell your work, contact Gord Geissberger at 579-0411. This thermometer was brought into the Port Perry Star recently by a Port Perry resident whose friend had given it to him. The inscrip- tion on the thermometer reads "Port Perry Star. Good Printing. Phones 50 and 85". If anyone knows the age of this particular antique, we'd appreciate the information. landfill issues in their respec- tive regions in order to inform the public at the earliest stage of the process, as well as to gather suggestions on how to Precious Bunny wins race in record time Precious Bunny, the three- year-old bay colt owned by Port Perry's Peter Heffering has doneit again. On Saturday night he won the $383,555 Art Rooney Pace inrecord time. This win has raised his win- nings to $1,436,449 making him the richest harness horse this year. The Art Rooney Pace win added $191,777 to his win- nings. Precious Bunny's record now benefit from past public input. Following the release of the document, there will be a peri- od for public review and com- ment. stands at 11-2-0in 13 races. Monday, August 5th, 1991 The Port Perry Star will publish on Wednesday, August 7th. Due to the CIVIC HOLIDAY Earlier this year he became the first harness horse to win two $1-million races in one year. He won the North Ameri- ca Cupondune 15, and the New Jersey Meadowlands Pace ear- Deadlines are as follows: Real Estate: Thursday, August 1st at 5:00 pm Classified and Display: Tuesday, August 6th at 12 noon lier this month. Saturday's win matched the Yonkers Raceway record for three-year-old colts that is held by three other horses. Precious Bunny, the 1-5 fa- JH] ARI A 8 LACEY HAY vorite, returned $2.60 FILE LETTER FOLDERS KRAFT REVERSIBLE HANGING of |B 3 Blue, Red, Green, Yellow Box of 100 { 9.90 LEGAL Box of 100 TELEPHONE MESSAGE PADS PINK 40¢ EA. Box of 25 - 8.95 188 MARY ST. « PORT PERRY e 985-7383 FAX 985-3708 Hours: Monday - Friday 9 - 5:30 p.m. Saturday 10 - 4 p.m. LETTER 8.79 HE @YAY 11.19 (BIOS ROIS) [RISTO Se) FLUID WHITE 85° Box of 10 CORRECTION GUILD STAPLES -- 2 ns? 4. a: (y/ \ \ "A a HI / 1.19 box PERMANENT MARKERS WEDGE OR BULLET POINT Blue ¢ Black ¢ Red ¢ Green «1.39 win 12.50 STAR