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Als AA aR ad "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" About 100 local residents PHO along Highway 012 ¢ at Concession 3 Friday evening. Area resident Peter Faillaise shows his disapproval in the Ontario Government's landfill site selection process. (See story for details.) Protestors line highway By Julia Dempsey Port Perry Star The rain Friday afternoon didn't dampen the spirits of area residents rotesting the proposed landfill sites located along Highway 12 in Scugog Township. About 100 residents -- from infants to grandparents -- lined the highway near Concession 3 slowing weekend traffic while getting their point across. Although the speed of traffic was reduced, many of the motor- ists showed their support of the group's action by honking their horns and giving the thumbs up sign. Protest organizer Maureen Hall said she she was pleased with the turnout and the re- sponse from travellers. She said the purpose of the protest was to raise awareness of the threat area landowners are facing. The Interim Waste Authority (IWA), a government-appointed body mandated to find long- term landfill sites in Durham, Peel and York, have pin-pointed five sites in Scugog Township -- three of which are along High- way 12 at Concession 3. The oth- er two are located near Black- stock along Highway 7A at the West Quarter Line. All of the potential sites in Scugog are located on Al farm- land. Don Mitchell, the North Ward Councillor for the Town of Whitby, attended the protest. He said his ward would be greatly affected if one of the Highway 12sitesis selected. Whitby council was expected to pass a traffic bylaw on Mon- day stating that any traffic re- lated to the dump must bypass the villages of Brooklin and Myrtle. Ruth Grier. overs one of its residents. § Durham. | | | | ED SED THD TED GED aa aid aN GED SE GED GER a ae a. | \ \ | | | | Please Don't Dump On Us! Here's your chance to tell the Provincial Government how you feel about the five pro- posed landfill sites in Scugog Township. In your own words, state why you feel the selected sites in Scugog Township are inap- propriate choices for a long-term landfill site for Durham Region. Send your responses to the Port Perry Star and we'll forward them to Premier Bob Rae and Environment Minister Please, don't leave the fight up to someone else. Let the Ontario Government know how you feel. Fil) out this form today. The future of Scugog Township depends on each and Dear Bob Rae, Premier r of Ontario, y and Ruth Grier, Minister of the Environment: I am opposed to the selection of the proposed landfill sites 1.2, L.3, L.7, 1 YY2, and YY3 in the Township of Scugog, which have been selected by the : Interim Waste Authority as a possible long-term solution for the Region of Please clip and return by mail, by fax or in person to the Port Perry Star, 188 Mary Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1B7 Fax (416) 985-3708 by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 28. The Port Perry Star will forward all signed responses to the NDP Government. | | | | | | | ED GED GES GED GED GE TED SED GED SES GED SE TED GEE SED dae SEs Office in Lawyer's Port Perry Home DIVORCE QUESTIONS? WE'LL LISTEN Divorce in 3 months. $875. or Legal Aid Neil B. Holmes, BA,, LL.B. 985-4087 DUNN'S IN THE OSHAWA CENTRE Joe Cy. [13 MEN'S DRESS AND GOLF WED. JULY 15 to SUN. JULY 19 SWEATERS 1/2 PRICE SELECTED (63010) 4 OF MEN'S AIRS | VALUES UP TO $60.00 1 0 D1 D083 OF D M€7 1019 SH 0) UB) | Dh SPORTCOATS es bs BATHING S VERS MEN'S DRESS SHOES Values up to $90. 00 MEN'S GOLF JACKETS & SUMMER WINDBREAKERS MEN N'S SUITS GIN ETE I BEX $39.95 $19.95 J PRICE ola ale] 4-24 PRICE 2 PRICE OFF TICKET PRICE Group #2 ) PRICE OFF TICKET PRICE 1/2 PRICE