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2- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 21, 1995 Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" a Le JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR Thirteen-year-old John Chrapek views videotape he shot last Tuesday (March 14). He says he saw Durham Region roads crew workers stop for lunch in front of his family's home on Reglonal Rd. 57 east of Caesarea, then toss garbage by the roadside. Scugog Township's bylaws department is investigating. 4 L = oe LOOSE RUGS BROADLOOM Cleaning (pHo|STERY 3M Scotchguard {eos SUA el] = ALL SPRING MERCHANDISE Co | In). HU] Nini hg =]e]Y OUTFITS PI oN BBY SJ VATA | Na of of = CLOTHING SUSAN BRISTOL OUTFITS FOXCROFT SHIRTS Township will probe littering charges From Page 1 came through the door he told her what he thought was going on, and the two quickly started to tape what they saw with a camcorder. Their tape shows four men gathered around the trucks. At one point, a man tosses a banana peel that arcs up and lands on the road. Another man rears back and tosses a drink bottle into the ditch. "I was appalled," said Mrs. Chrapek. "I hink it should be made ; public. "I'm not expecting these guys . to lose their jobs, but they * should be paying the fine, what- ever it is in Durham Region, for littering." John took down the coded numbers on the trucks, and has written an affidavit based on what he says he saw. After the crew left, he said he and his mother went to the spot where the men had gathered and took pictures of coffee cups, lids, a Gatorade bottle, a pudding cup, a cookie box, and other bits of rubbish by the shoulder of the road. They bagged the garbage. Mrs. Chrapek said the remote stretch of road in i township's east end is a favorite spot for people who want to dis- pose of ga e. She and her family vi clean up rub- bish and beer bottles that have accumulated by the road, she said. "I'm just sick of picking up garbage at the end of my drive- way," she said. "We just thought it was totally disgusting." ° Mr. Henshall said he secures few convictions for littering and illegal dumping because it is difficult to pinpoint the source. He added he does receive tips from time to time about littering. "This is the first time I've had a tape," he added. The bylaws officer said he is proceeding cautiously on the matter, consulting with the township administrator and Mayor Howard Hall. "I want to make sure I'm charging the right people under the right bylaw," he said. "Trash collection plan goes public By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star A Committee © of Council is seeking the public's opinion on the present garbage collection in their areas. Two public meetings will be held later this month in Black- stock and Utica where the pub- SR EEE LES ©] gis i 2 | AP~ARd of 2d = 2) QR UR p20 Weld C10) Nelda SER As Y Xe dd & S0% OFF $6 5°° FINAL REDUCTION OF ALL HAND KNIT SWEATERS AND A SPECIAL $25° CLEARANCE RACK "- Sale hours: Wed., Thurs., Fri. | ior 22 - 2) 9 9am - 9pm and Sat. (Mar 25) 9 am - 5pm o 1 ? brook dire tL est, Unbridge = we > 857 5665 . lic will have a chance to voice their views and opinions in sup- : por or in opposition to town- -wide garbage collection. ve want to come back to council with recommendations . from the meetings," said Ward 1 Councillor Doug Moffatt, who chairs the committee. 'Ward 5 Councillor Karen Puckrin and Ward 4 Councillor Joyce Kelly will also be in atten- "dance at the meetings. The Committee wants the public to let them know what they think of the proposals by giving them a chance to express their views either orally at the meeting or through written comménts. Written submis- sions 'can. also be mailed 'to Township Clerk Earl Cuddie. The first meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 29 at the Blackstock : Recreation Centre and the following. night at the 'Utica Hall. Both meetings will begin at 7:30p.m. The meetings will be approximately two hours in inlengthy Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. CN HW OF 5 YEAR Personal attention to all of your general insurance needs. 125° 985-8471 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 our he Subject to change without notice Township of Scugog Scugog Centre Advisory Board Press Conference "Fundraiser Kick-off' Thursday, March 30, 1995 Ground Breaking Ceremony 6:30pm at Scugog Arena/Centre Site Kick-off Press Conference/Meeting at 7:30pm Council Chambers General Public Welcomel! The committee will reveal programs planned for raising funds for the ongoing development of Scugog Centre. HWY. 12 Thursday, March 23 Drop in soon and try the best BARBECUED CHICKEN & RIBS and STRAWBERRY PIE you have ever tasted! FRY SO] DAR TY NE 1 § DO BA 3 & 7A HAUGEN'S . t CHICKEN BARBECUE A