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SpE SE " ol tS A 3 savasrsmagnl ¥ 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 27, 1992 antl ------ "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Recycling program for apartments put on hold By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star Plans to extend the recycling program to apartment Duild: ings is not in the cards for this year, says Regional Councillor Yvonne Christie. Some apartment complexes in the Township of Scugog had requested being included in the bi-weekly pick up of blue boxes, but Councillor Christie saysitis Just too costly to include in this year's budget. According to Scugog Clerk Earl Cuddie it would cost $1.13 per unit, every two weeks for pick up. If all 281 apartments in the township were included it would total $8,255.78 per year. "We can't afford to do any- thing this year," Councillor Christie says. But blue box pick up for each: of the 281 units may not be the answer, she says. Instead she suggests the township consider other alternatives such as shared containers among a number of units in the same building or the large recycling igloos. "The expense of every unit pick up is alot over the course of the year," she says. The cost of including igloos is somewhat cheaper. According to Mr. Cuddie, the cost of three igloos for a period of three years is $5,000. But despite the cost savings it appears all do not agree that it may not be the best choice. May- or Howard Hall points to the in- creased incidents of garbage be- ing dumped around the area where the igloos are contained. He is leaning towards the blue box pick up. The matter has been forward- ed to the Finance Committee for consideration in the 1993 bud- get. Join them by putting it all together. Friday, October 30, 6pm - Midnight * Spooktacular Savings for info call Whitby BIA, 668-4189 * Free Troll Pencils I wre quantity limited Avatlable from strolling costume characters) PLUS SO MUCH But a decision made by the Region of Durham, who current- ly funds the recycling program, could affect the decision of the Scugog's Finance Committee. Councillor Christie says the region's Works Committee is discussing the possibility of passing the costs of the pick up back to the municipality. If this 1s the case the township will have to consider the entire pro- gram again. NUTS ABOUT CHOCOLATE -------- A < PORT PERRY Open 9am to 10pm 7 days a week py Yo P 4 Banquet October 28 Awards ceremony will recognize volunteers By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star A total of 30 individuals and eight groups will be honored at the October 28 Awards Night to be held at the Blackstock Recre- ational Centre. Scugog's Parks and Recrea- tion Committee recently decid- ed it was time to recognize the dedicated Scugog residents who have given their time and mon- ey for the betterment of the com- munity. "The time, effort and capital involved in the variety of com- munity groups is very signifi- cant, and has not always been widely known by the communi- ty at large," said Ken Carruth- ers, Chairman of the Awards Night Committee. The awards night will recog- nize both the individuals and groups who have given up their time for the sake of the commu- nity as well as teams who have achieved outstanding acclaim. There will be three different categories for the awards. The Individual Award will recognize 24 individuals for their work in helping maintain "SHEER DESIRE" and/or develop a sport or lei- sure, cultural or charitable or- ganization in the township. The Special Awards category will recognize the work of five individuals and six groups who helped maintain and/or further develop more than one sport, leisure, cultural or charitable organizationin the township. Organizations will be also be honored in this category, in rec- ognition of all their members' combined efforts on behalf of other sports, leisure, cultural or charitable agencies. The Provincial/National/In- ternational Awards category is included to recognize individu- als or teams who have achieved outstanding acclaim due to a high level of skill, and bring spe- cial honor/recognition to those winning gold or first place in their special field at the provin- cial, national or international levels of competition. One individual and two groups will be honored in this category. The Parks and Recreation Committee evaluated all the nominations. reg. 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