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WUrm'PV PR1PP RRR.. WEDNESDAY. A-UGUBT . i198% PAGE 1 By Sgt. Sandy Ryrie Durham Regional Police Crime Stoppers and'Durbam Regional Police are asking for the publices help'in solving damage at the Thunderbird Golf Club on Myrtie Road in Ashburn. Sometime during the late night of Wednesday, July 26, or the early morning of Thursday, July 27, golf carts were bot wired and driven around the golf course. They were driven into trees, through ditches and into each other causing more than $5,000 in damage. 0f the 10 that were taken, seven were damaged and three were. found nearly a mile away on Heron Road. Damage was also done to the greens. Crime Stoppers is asling for anyone with any information to call. If se, you can cali Crime Stoppers. You'l neyer have to give your name or appear in court. The Crime Stoppers phone number iâ 436-8477 (tbat's 436-TIPS). Long distance cal collect. 0H00 Radio and CKARVCKQT Radio also profile Crime Stoppers. A citizen board administers the Crime Stoppers prograxns of which there are now more than 800 in North America. The reward ýmoney is raised tbrough tax deductible donations which may be sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 64, -Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7K8. WHITBY KLNSMEN recently installed the 1989-90 executive. Members are ( front, from left) secre- tary, Doug Clifford, reietMke Barsam, direc- tor Alex 'Bened e Ck, from left) past president Bryan Childerhouse, first vice president Don Gartshore, bulletin editor Jim Pirie and registrar Don Itine.Kinsmen photo Concerns over development FROM PAGE 16 tbe area for a while but tbeir ire went . beyond the boiling point wben tbey discovered a recycling firm mnay be moving its facility from Thickson Rd. N. to Conces- sion 9 in north Wbitby, just West of the Oshawa-Whitby townline. Emm said Please Save and Recycle Ltd. bas sold its Thick- son Rd. location and residents fear the owner, Doug Puckrin, may be moving the business to the rural community. There bas as yet been no application to the Town for tbe recycling operation, according to nortb ward councillor Ross Bat- ten. But be still bas bis reserva- tions. "The people bave reason for concern. Deep down I feel be intends to niove that business in "said Batten. Fie noted that Puckrin bas widened the road leading to bis property which could handle tbe recycling trucks. "Hie bas a building permit in for a bouse and farm-related building but we want to make sure be can't.bouse bis trucks," said Batten, wbo added tbe mayor's office and council mem- bers are on top of tbe situation. He also said he would bave no trouble working with a rate- payers' group in the north ward if such a group is formed. Emm said a residents' group can be both helpful to tbe resi- dents it serves and Whitby coun- cil. Ernm said he would not seek the position of president of the ratepayers' group but would adv- ise residents if asked. Draft assessmeizt submitted FROM PAGE 12 lor Dennis Fox. Blank said be took another tour of tbe experimental berm last week and was overwhelmed by the smell coming from the berm. "It smells like 'gas and oil, like a bad gas station" said Blank, noting that at a seminar on the berm at the Centennial Building earlier this year, Lasco represen- tatives had said the berm would be inert. Another concern for CARA is the possibility of leachate getting into Lake Ontario which is only 500 feet from the berm. It ma be several months beforePARIa and other inter- ested groups get a chance to respon d to the draft assessnient document. Blank'expects it will be at least next year before an environmental assessment hear- ing is beld, if approved by the ministry. '«This is a marathon race, not a sprint. 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