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Page 4, Whlby Free Prls, Wednesday, JUIY 12, 1995 Stock car aind traiter fouind A stock car and trailer stolen from a Champlain Avenue Tra- veLàodge June 18 have been reco- vered in Mariposa Township. Durham Regi'onal Police recei- ved a tip an the location of the stalen equipment and, along with Lindsay OPP and the OPP emer- gencyresponse teain, raided a Lindsay-area rural residence July 2. The stock car trailer, with the 1993 Oldsmobile stock car stilI in it, and some of the tools, spare parts and equipment, were seized - police say the trailer had been parked between two old school buses mi an attempt ta, ni*de it. They also found a transmission from. a car stolen in Metro Toronto this year and an engine and transmission from a vehicle stolen from Metro in 1992. Stanley Wilson, 49, and his wife Carol, 36, were arrested and charged wth pssession of stalen propetyover$5 000. Police are sti1l looking for a Chevrolet pickup truck which was used ta pull the stock car rig -- the truck, trailer, car, spare p arts and tools were vafued at $ 50,000.. Lindsay police estimnate the value of the items recovered at about $65,000. I Winchester ýý V Red Rose 5 8 25 T HIC KS0 N RD.4N Taunton Rd.-Ma WHITYOSHAWA 655m 474 Aý Ontario Municipal Board Ontario Notice of Additional Matters Consolidated with the Hearing on the Referrals to the Durham Regional Officiai Plan The Minister of Municipal Affairs has referred to the Ontario Municipal Board portions of the Officiai Plan for the Regional Municipality of Durham as they apply to the specific policies and land use designations within the Plan. In accordance with the order of the Ontario Municipal Board, this is to notify that the following matters have been consolidated with the hearing on the referrals to the Durham Regional Off iciai Plan. Referral 14-Hi-Rise Structures Inc.; 570130 Ontario Limited; Giomardi Holdin9qs c., Town of Ajax, Part of Lots 9 and 10, B.F. Concession Il, 0MB File: 0940127 Rezonîng Application Z7/91 ta By-law 35-77 of the Town of Ajax ta permit residential development. 0MB File: Z940164. Officiai Plan Amendment Application 91-018/A ta the Town of Ajax District Plan ta delete the requirement for the construction of a marina and permit residential development. 0MB File: 0950015. Referral 18-Lebovic Enterprises Ino. Town of Wtitby, Part of Lot 23, B.F. Concession 0MB File: 0940131 Rezoning Application Z621 -90 ta By-law 1784 of the Town of Whitby ta permit an industrial and commercial development. 0MB File: Z950009 Plan of Subdivision 18T-90034 ta permit a 15 block industrial and commercial development. 0MB File: S050029. Referral 29-Wycliffe Foxbridge Group Township of Uibridge, Part of Lots 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27, Township of Uxbridge, 0MB File: 0940141 By-law 93-100 amending By-law 81-19 of the Township of Uxbridge ta permit a golf course. 0MB File: R950044. Referral 31-763706 Ontario Limnited Township of Uxbridge, Part of Lots 31 and 32, Concession 6, Township of Uxbridge. 0MB File: 0940143 Rezoning Application ZBA 94-22 ta By-law 81-19 of the Township of Uxbridge ta permit residential development. 0MB File: Z95001 2 Plan of Subdivision 181-94016 ta permit 160 single detached residential dwellings. 0MB File: S950021. The hearing on the referrals to the Durham Regional Official Plan will commence at: Council Chambers Regional Headquarters Building 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario on: Tuesday, September 19, 1995 at: 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon For additional information about these matters before the Ontario Municipal Board respecting the Durham Regional Officiai Plan (1991), contact Kai Yew, Regional Municipality cf Durham Planning Department, 1615 Dundas Street East, Whitby, Ontario Li N 6A3, Telephone (905) 728- 7731, Toronto line (416) 686-1651, Fax (905) 436-6612. This Notice is ubished in compliance with the order provided by the Ontario Municipal , ~oaçi. ~ Pli Steelworkers strike AN. EMPLOYEE of North American Steel mans the pioket Une outside the strike- bound Hopkins Street factory. Workers have been off the jb since June 26 ater negotiations for the new contract broke Town blue .i By Mark Reesor Blue box bandits, beware. Whitby officiaIs can now levy fines of up to $5,000 on anyone caught takmng newsptapers or other waste material plaoed on the curb for collection. The new bylaw,. passed by council Monday evening, is desig- ned ta combat people cruising the streets early on garbage day or the night before, plucking newspapers and other higli value items fromi blue boxes. That's became a. problem recently with the soaring cost of newsprint. Durham Region relies on money from the sale of it and other recyclables ta help pay for the blue box prograin. The expansion of the blue box programthi, fal should ep discourag rivate companies who've circulatedfiyers asking residents ta give them their recyclable material, says regional councillor Marcel Brunelle. Beginning in September, the blue box programi will accept mixed household paper, items such as junk mail, computer paper,- all types of envelopes, magazines, catalogues, fiyers, will box down between management and Local 2784 of the United- Steelworkers, of America. As of fast Friday, no further talks had been scheduled. Photo by Jerermy Dresa, Whltby Free Press fe fin raiders writi ng paper, old files and paperback books, and boxboard which mncludes items such as dlean oereal boxes, shoe baxes and paper tawel roIls. Those items are not as easy ta seli as newsprint, says Brunele. The bylaw also adidresses ille- gai dumping by prohibiting anyone but t he awner or occu- pant from putting aste out at a residence, and Ialw the Town ta stop collecting a residents' recycling and garbage or, "as a last resort,» fmeri them if they don't source separate materials. Spring and faîl cleanup weeks have been replaced with a spe- cial collection program, where twice a year each residence, upon request, can put out up ta 12 items not normally collected. Collection fees for additional special collections have been in- creased firom- $20 per hour ta aa fiat rate of $50 per collection. Businesses will be charged$7 for each s3pecial collection. Other changes include limiting the height of containers ta 25.6 inches, prohibiting the use of anything other than clear plastic bags for compostable materials ~OSHAWAWHITDY FA I1 JULY 22 AT 10 AM - TO ENTER CALL ELS AT 725-8858 Washing & Painting Major Repairs Openings.& Closings No Subcontracting FREE ESTIMATES 65& 7827 e 655a STAR, "QuaIity & Service First". and changing the earliest time waste can be put out the night before collection day from 6 p.m. to8 p.m. On collection day, waste now has tobeut b 7 a.m. instead of 7:30 a.m. anK the Town now reserves the right ta designate what ldnd of container can be used. Tai chi on the beach Pme tai chi classes are being offered on Fridays at Heydenshore beach in Whitby, beginning at 8 a.m. The 45-minute clamssivalve Yang-style Tai chi, focus on balance, -ca-ordination, stress relief, reduction of high blood prewssue breatbing exercises, mild -stretching, low-impact aerobic workout. Classes, open ta anyone over age 16, are run by Dave Couch af the Academy of Martial Arts. For more information, contact the Waves of the Waterfrant at 427-3300, ext. 222. SU(tra Cuts Quality Haîrcare Affordable Prîces HAIRCUT After2:3Opm $& SPECIAL until 7:OOpm PERMS $25.00 and Up COLOURS $25.00 SPIRAL PERMS $55.00 and upSi MON. TO FR1. 9:00 - 7:00 - SATURDAV 900.6.00 20g HffDAUE. WI114~TY POtO (lWIN S ePRTCNT~ 1~in (AMRSS PRMPOST OFFIE),,; lefl2U 1