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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 5, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" A decorative collector's item Local woman receiving world-wide recognition made by a local resident will be the centre of attention at the Canada Pavilion's Zinc Day on May 30 at the World Expo "92 being held in Seville, Spain. Dana Forder, a Port Perry resident and third-year student in the Jewelry Arts program at George Brown College, entered the Zinc Expo '92 Jewelry Com- petition in March. The competition was open to all of the college's students in the jewelry program -- the only program ofits type in Canada. The objective was to fashion a piece of jewelry or a decorative collector's item using a zinc al- loy or zinc sheet. The item had tobe reproducible and original. The contest was sponsored by numerous Canadian zinc pro- ducing companies who joined forces to showcase their metal to the world by sponsoring the zinc facade of the Canada Pavil- ion. Two facades, totaling 3,200 square metres, are covered with one metre by one metre sheets of preweathered zinc. Approxi- mately 50 tonnes of zinc was used. Designed by Bing Thorn Ar- chitects of Vancouver, the Can- ada Pavilion is one of the most distinctive zinc-clad structures in the world. Miss Forder spent a day de- signing her entry which was a miniature replica of the Canada Pavilion with a background. On April 10 she received word that her piece had been selected as the winner. She received a $300 cash prize. In aletter to Miss Forder, Ste- phen Wilkinson, general man- ager of Cominco Ltd. wrote, "Congratulations on winning 1st place in our Expo '92 Zinc Day Jewelry Competition. Your entry was extremely creative and an excellent representation of zinc and the Canada Pavilion, Expo '92. Her miniature will be dis- played at the Canada Pavilion on Zinc Day and 500 copies of the design will be given as Zinc Day gifts to the pavilion's V.I.P. guests. A photograph of Miss For- der's piece, along with all of the other entries, will be printed in the Cominco Metals World mag- azine which is distributed worldwide. "IT never really went in any contests before," Miss Forder told the Port Perry Star. "I guess I picked the right one to go in. "Some things just seem to work," she said in reference to the way the piece came together while she was workingonit. Miss Forder is presently com- pleting her final examinations and will graduate from the Jew- Regional Municipality Of Durham - DURHAM REGION PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE Scugog (Port Perry). Class Environment Assessment for Provision of Additional Sewage Treatment Capacity in the Township of Scugog (Port Perry) The Regional Municipality of Durham is undertaking a study for the provision of additional sewage treatment capacity in the Township of The project is subject to Class Environment Assessment and a planning process approved by the Ministry of the Environment is eing followed. A number of planning alternatives are being considered and a Public Information Centre to discuss the alternatives and to seek public input will be held: Wednesday, May 6, 1992 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. g ry for details. Dana Forder is getting world-wide recognition for a decora- tive collector's item she designed. Five-hundred copies of the piece have been made and will be given to dignitaries at the Ca- nadian Pavilion at the World Expo '92 in Seville, Spain. See sto- with the purchase of any diamond ring over $100.00 receive a free preserved rose bouquet for Mom. elry Arts program in mid-May. She already has business cards made up and plans to op-- erate her goldsmith business in Port Perry. Miss Forder specializes in custom designing fine jewelry, miniature reproductions, and one of a kind pieces. She also does repairs. "Repairs are where you (a starting goldsmith) make your money at first, until you get your name know," she says. Although miniatures -- she's done tiny chairs, pianos, etc. -- are time consuming, it's her fa- vorite aspect of the business. She plans to take a specialized course in miniature-making this summer. Many of her pieces will be on display at the Jewelry Arts pro- gram graduation show at Kens- ington Silver Studio in Toronto during the week of May 11. Jew- elry experts from across the country will be scouting out tal- ent at the show. It is also open to the public. PET OF This week's Pet of the Week is a black and tan, short-haired fe- male cross. She is one to two- years-old and has a gentle dis- position. One of her puppies is also available for adoption. If you are interested in adopt- ing one of these dogs or any oth- ge -- PENTLAND JEWELLERS 174 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-7641 The Corporation of the Township of Scugog Council Chambers 181 Perry Street Port Perry Staff of the Region of Durham and MacViro Consultants Inc., Consulting Engineers for the project, will be in attendance to answer questions. A formal presentation will be made at 8:00 p.m. Public participation is an integral part of the Class Environmental Assessment and we encourage your attendance at the Public Information Centre to review the information, participate in the discussion and provide comments on the project. Due consideration will be given to public input in the evaluation of the planning alternatives and the selection of the preferred solution. Subsequent meetings will be held during the planning process to provide ongoi opportunity for public input and discussion. The planning process wi culminate in the preparation of an Environmental Study Report (ESR) which will document the planning decision making process which has been followed to arrive at the preferred solution and which sets out any mitigating measures necessary to offset environment impact. The ESR will be placed on public record and will be available for review for a minimum of 30 days. If significant environmental impacts are identified or objections are received which cannot be resolved, provision exists for the Minister of the Environment to be requested to consider a change in the project status to an individual or full environmental assessment. This is termed a "bump-up" and can be requested by any agency, group or individual member of the public. Additional information about this project and the Class EA process will be available at the Information Centre or can be obtained from the following: Mr. Gabe Oliver, P.Eng. Acting Manager of Utilities and Projects Regional Municipality of Durham (416)668-7721 er pet, please call the Scugog/ Uxbridge Animal Shelter at 985-9547. FA A AC he, sR Sl AA ll A lh ur a od SUNDERLAND § EA PORT PERRY | | Gian 8 MR. FIX-IT | | We also do Small Engine | | Repairs on small outboard | | engines, motorcycles and all recreational & working engines. Norm has 22 years experience as a licenced mechanic and is happy to give you his expert help! 985-7771 Mr. Don Kemp, P. Eng. Project Manager MacViro Consultants Inc. (416) 475-7270 (collect) 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday V.A. Silgailis,P. Eng. Commissioner of Works G. Herrema Regional Chairman