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Volume 135 Number 28 COPY 75¢ (10¢ + 5c Gsm) 28 Pages Plan for waste 1S put forth by region By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Scugog Township officials were pre- sented with a proposal yesterday morning that would mean changes to the way waste collection is handled here. Durham Region works commissioner Jack McCorkell and waste management manager Peter Watson appeared before the township's works committee Monday moming to present their proposal for the integrated collection of recyclables, com-. postables and garbage waste in Scugog Township. Currently, the township collects garbage and some yard waste, while the region handles blue box pick-up. The region has come up with a plan that would see the collection of garbage, recyclables and compostable kitchen waste combined into one contract. It is hoped that by doing so, the region can reduce the amount of refuse it ships to landfill to about 50 per cent, down from the 70 per cent it hauled to the Keele Valley site in 2000. Please turn to page 15 White Queen, faces off against the Black Queen - Susan Hegarty - during rehearsals for a human chess Perry. RIK DAVIE/PORT PERRY STAR MEETING OF THE MONARCHS: Bunty Webb (left) the match. The event will be part of the Renaissance Faire, which takes place next weekend at Palmer Park in Port By Rik Davie Port Perry Star A confrontation in the driveway of a Scugog Island home led to a shot being fired through the window of the house, according to Durham Regional Police reports. The incident has led to a number of charges being laid against a prominent member of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island community. On Friday (June 15) at about 1:45 p.m. police respond- ed to a 911 report of a suspicious male who was parked in a driveway on Demara Rd. Police said a male occupant of the house was on the phone with emergency opera- tors when a bullet crashed through the window, narrowly missing him. According to Detective Paul Mooy of 26 Division, police responded to the area and with the help of the force's helicopter, a vehicle matching the description of the suspect truck was located at a residence on Hood Dr. Officers were deployed while the Air-1 helicopter kept the home under surveillance. Police surrounded Band councillor faces charges in shooting incident the residence and arrested 35-year-old Shawn Wesley Eade when he exited the home. Det. Mooy said an investigation into the case was quickly launched. "We obtained a warrant and the suspect's vehicle was seized, as were two firearms," Det. Mooy said. "Subsequently we were told that an altercation took place in the driveway of the victim's home between the suspect and one other person." : Please turn to page 18 i ! JALAL HR EERE) ED AAMLANLAAOERS ANA pA Ny PT Cruiser failgate Party! EAR NIN BE a located at the corner of a VATA PARE o YVAVAR J: in Manchester Ll BT he Sy TAT) -- i