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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1982, PAGE 5 No *cost benefoit ii garbage .change:. CARA Proud to1 be. Canadians Now that the constitution has come home and Canada Day draws near, theý Whitby -Optimist Club bhas created a bumper stieker that proclaims "Proud to be a Canadian." The selling of these bumper stickers, at 25 cents apiece, is the club's latest fund raising project and they will lie available at various locations throughout the town., To kick off the club's campaign Mayor Bob Attersley (kneeling, left) purchased a sticker and affixed it to the rear of bis car with the aid of Optimist president Jim Gamsby (kneeling, right). Wtching on are club members: Isa Khoury, Doug Clare (left, front and back) and Gerry Aalbe rs and Max Ridi (right, front and back). -Free Press Staff Photo Chamber accepting. nominmations for this year's Peter Perry award CONT'D FROM PG. 3 vice provided by the pri- vate contractor. "They're (the resi- dents) pleased with the ga rbage collection and they can't see why the town wants to change it," Bill Lovelock told coundil. According to Chris, Pllgrims, president of the Corridor Aiea Rate- payers Association, there is no advantage to the taxpayer for the change. "There would seem to be no advantage or cost benefit to the resident," Pilgrims said. "I can see no improvement. " The report estiniated that it wufl cost the town $60,000 to implement the new system, just slight- lv less than the contract- tion, the contractor will find himself in. "We've grown as a town and I think we're big enough to handie, this,"' he said. Voting against the motion were Emm and Batten. Mayor Bob At- tersley, Drumm, Bugelli and-Evans voted lnsàupport. Regional Councillor Tom Edwards declared a confliet of' interest (because of bis connec- ýtion with the Canagdian Union of Public Em- ployees) and* did not vote on the matter. 1.0qM E v ga4la W. ggLO or's cost of *61,752. However, the town wil have to, purchase a new packer at a cost of $75,000 which Drumin pointed out would not only come from the equipment reserve fund but would have to be purchased in any case. Centre Ward Coun- cillor Barry Evans said that council must consi- der more than the situa- If you know someone who bas made special contributions to Whitby during the past year, now is the time to nomi- nate him or ber for the Peter Perry Award. Nominations open thfs week for the Peter Perry Award for Whit- by's outstanding citizen Of 1981. Since 1956, the Whitby Chamber of Commerce has been presenting the Peter Perry Award to an, outstanding citizen, as chosen by a panel of judges. The award will be pre- sented at a dinner at Heydenshore Pavilion July 21 Any citizen of Whitby may nominate one' or more' candidates by maiing the ir nomina- tion to the secretary of the Chamber of Com- merce, Whitby Centen- niai Building, 416 Centre Street South. - Along witb the name of the person nominat- ed, one should outline the reasons why that person should be nominated for the award. Candidates for nomi- nation must be residents of the Town of Whitby, and no candidate shal be disqualified by rea- son of bis office, em- ployment, business or association with the Chamber of Commerce. The award may be made posthumously. The closing date for nominations is June 25. Mere numbers Of nominations wil not, in- fluence the decision of the judges. This year the Cham- ber will follow the pollcy of releasing the names of more than one finallst prior to the presentation of the award. The name of the winner wlll be an- nounced at the dinner July 22. The Peter Perry Award is named after Peter Perry,, the- found- er of Whitby, who, made considerable contribu- tions to the development of the communiity in the 1840's. The award originated with a speech by On- tario County Judge John E. Pritchard at Whit- by's Centennial celebra- tions in 1955. When the judge referred to Peter ROOFING Perry and said there were still many Peter Perrys in Whitby, the Chamber of Commerce decided to make an award to be presented annually to an outstand- ing citizen,. Judge -Pritchard donated the plaque, which is kept by each winner for one year. A keeper plaque is given to the winner after he returns the Peter Perry plaque at the end of the year. 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