~ir~ Vol., 13 No, 38 Wednesday, September 21, 1983 PAGES w w w An accident on Victoria St., ýnear Th Ickson Rd., iast Monday ieft these cars, a 1971 Chevrolet and a 1978 Chevroiet as total write-offs. the accident, which took place shortly after 8 a.m., ieft James Joseph Dupont, 26, of Mary St. N. in Oshawa, driver of one car,- with head injuries. A passenger ln his vehicle, Briant Kot, 27, aiso of Oshawa suffered chest Injuries. The driver0f.the secoiind car, Helen Debosk, 58, cfChadburn St.., was- treated for bru ises at Oshawa Generai Hospital and released. It was the sixth accident ln, two-years at the S-curve. These Anderson Coilegiate and VocationalIinstitute senior footbal'l players beit the biocking sied as head coach Ron Pither urges them on. Anderson tuned up for the Lake Ontario Secondary Schooi Association (LOSSA) season with 'an 18-O dusting of McLaughiiniln the pre-season East/West exhibition game. Henry Street High Schooi is carrying. high hopes into this year's gridiron action with a host of speed burners enhan-- cing the team's chances. They tied Donevan 6-6 ln exhibition play. For picture-and pre- season previews see page 12. Ssewer, Une wanted Reglonal Coundil bas Istepped up ita efforts to put a $3.4 million sewer '~extension* tbrough Port Whitby. The extension, wbich. bas been on hold since 1979, would extend the present sewer system from Pringle Creek to Corbett Creek and, would alleviate basement flooding problems which ,Ihave been reported mi Port Whitby. Members of Council -are hurrying efforts to put the proposai through because the projeet must be' substantially completed by' March 1985 in order-to qualify for-a 'federal ,gover- nment grant. This $441,000 grant would corne from the Great Lakes- Basin F'und, which was established to dlean up the Great Laktes. The decision may be made today at the Regional' Council meeting. SAccording to Regional Councillor and, Works Chairman Gerry Emm, acceptance of the proposai would allow the region to live up to promises it made i 1978 when an $8 million water treatmient- plant was bufit.' .The extended sewer lines wil fulfill the second phase of the 1978 agreement. "It allows us to treat the water at the purn- ping station, " said Emîn. "It will also prevent backflushing (where the waste water goes back into the lake)." .Emrn says Town Coundil is unamimously i support of this project gomng ahead this winter. This project along with a new CN rail bridge and the GO rail Uine could lead W a housing revolution in Port Whitby, according toEmm.kw PAGES