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me County may take a part in waste management There may soon be another. level of govern- ment getting involved in the great North Simcoe garbage-dumpsite search. But some local politi- cians view the possible move with strong skepticism. Today, at a meeting of Simcoe County Council, the garbage-disposal ques- tionnaires which were sent to all county municipalities are expected to be return- ed. The answers will tell whether municipalities want the county to get in- volved in the whole issue of waste management. At present, it is up to in- dividual municipalities to deal with garbage disposal. Some, like those in the North and South Simcoe Waste Management Associations, have banded together to solve the pro- blem. But until now, the Player is Elmvale native Bill Player has begun to serve his two years less a day contempt of court sentence. Player returned to Canada from Florida last Thursday in the custody of OPP officers. Player also faces charges of fraud in connection with the sale and resale in 1982 of 10,931 apartments in the Metro Toronto area. A preliminary hearing is coming. The contempt of court county government had stayed out of the way: At press time, the Times had learned that at least three municipalities will be encouraging the county government to get involv- ed in waste management. Midland, Port McNicoll and Tay Township have all decided to endorse a pro- posal in which the county would play a role, although it may be somewhat limited. One municipality, Tiny Township, will not have its answers ready for today's meeting. Clerk Guy Maurice said that all the in- dividual councillors will be filling out separate forms and will have them ready by the end of the month. Most local councillors say they want the county to act as a co-ordinated voice, to speak on behalf of all back sentence is related to the fraud investigation. Meeting The village council of Victoria Harbour will hold its next meeting this Thursday. At the last council meeting, Bob Larmand was appointed by council to fill a vacant seat. The seat became vacant when Deputy-Reeve Catherine MacKenzie resigned due to a conflict of opinion. municipalities, and essen- tially to stand up to the pro- vincial Ministry of the Environment. At last week's Port MeNicoll council meeting, Reeve John Moreau ex- pressed concern that the county only be involved in a limited role. That's a con- cern strongly shared with some other municipal politicians. Still, Port council reluc- tantly agreed to endorse the county's proposal to speak as a unified voice. Midland council's Bev Day also appeared eager to promote county involvement. "Tf any municipality says 'No'," said Day, "'it will nix the whole deal." He added that at the last county council meeting, excitement ran high over the possible deal. One of the things that made 'Yes' an attractive answer was the fact that it would not cost any money, Day said. ; Tay Township council was even in favour of a wider scope of county involvement. Tay said the burden of waste disposal was too great for individual municipalities to bear, so the county should defray the cost, provide technical and educational support, conduct studies, prepare environmental assesment Going up reports, provide household hazardous waste collection Fran Whale, Adrianne Norwood, middle, and Marg and act as a co-ordinated Tyndall, right, were among the supporters of the Alzheimer's Society bazaar Saturday at the Villa Com- voice. munity Care Centre who went for a ride-in the Molson's balloon. The balloon was tethered to the ground between the Indian Village and Little Lake. ANT THEG RN RON atl G QQ 5: Sy Ls " hy Hi, Mays ¥\ UMN SIH, Ra Ss SSS, <a, REN THAD. QMS RY INUazes y Mi; WZ "ns S RRS SY XD S Mf) A /) 7} CN ly ran Re MN) iM \\ Y 1) 3 NH) 'e Koen wy y dese: My, ii mn, & Mg, Wys Wun 4 SA WS % 2 iy w A TI "ig May 'ss gg Leg Mi, WSS OEE ";room in your gr house that or vinyl NOW is the time to buy mM 'My FREE DELIVERY Mon.-Thurs. 9:00-5:30 Fri. 9:00-9:00 Sat. 9:00-5:00 ge) Se ~~ Steen, cet eaten ~ WIAs if % ; Ste eters: Wt ROLL SAM HE iy, Uf, MUD S ALESIS OS ML AMIN\ To COVERING Highway 93 at Balm Beach Road-Midland-526-7833 Member of REVOLVING ceot |QUNBUY. TERMS Canada's Largest Buying Group AVAILABLE LTRS enti Me ianaey/ ph NWO o Ug Me Sia SN I eR <r NO ora 9, <n Wy Saww7 Sqn Sinan, Therrien" Piles of Carpet Sale CTI Gla LIN LELTININ iil) RIN "Lt, My = d SNR NAW Mg = CG > ANY ff tee ot NS uy Sieg SS NSS: ag apis Se Miyyys Sh. CTPA TIN iM Yj AS MAU Aig Nilere KNW ee Niue ese ORS SW! IR OES RD Sin aN NEM, tses iy BOF = Ny hy i NAW ~ wt SANZ? <\ WN WW & ays re ppp si No Lm Meg MITA kee \ XY } 1) j Tuesday, June 23, 1987, Page 5