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wp" 33 -- Scugog Citizen ~ Tuesday, April 30, 1993 = SHL "B" final game MVP's were all from the Sharks. From left Todd Healey as best forward, Bob Strickert as top goalie and Tim Ashbridge for his work on the biue line. MVP's from the SHL "C" division MVP's for the final game were goaltender Ray Gibson, and forward Brian Samis of the Gamblers and Tom Barnes of the Aces for his defensive play. CBA rosters nearly full levels, with divisions nearing maximum capacity. Players interested in playing this year Registrations for minor ball players in the Cartwright Ball Association are at record Bi a. Scugog Hockey Le ague conveno Mandy Smart, the young writer who pi d r Jim Grosvenor with should contact the registrar, Rob Michel (986-4264), before the end of this week to ensure a position on a team There are over 300 registrations in now for the softball and hardball programs. The Association is offering mixed softball for players between 5 and 18 years, mixed hardball for players between 9 and 18, and there will be one Rep team for boys in the 13-14 year age bracket. At this point the league is anticipating a total of 28 teams, up by 10 teams from last year. The softball teams will play within the Cartwright area parks, while the hardball teams will play as a part of the Scugog Baseball Association. The Cartwright hardball teams will play half their games in Cartwright, and the other half in Port Perry. As of this news release, there were 4 positions open for T- Ball(5-6 years), 16 for Tyke (7- 8 years), 8 for Mite (9-10 years), 6 for Squirt (11-12 years) and 10 for Senior (13 and up) in the softball league. The hardball league age divisions are not yet finalized, but there are still some openings there as well After this week, registrations will be taken on a space kly game reports on all the action from the beginning of the season. Mandy's informative, accurate and often humourous reports were much appreciated by the Scugog Citizen. = Township of Scugog - Public Notice ilability basis and with late fees to cover the added cost of special orders for uniforms. For further information, players or parents can call Rob Michel. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog is considering making an application to the Ontario Municipal Board to change the Ward Boundaries to create five Wards instead of four. This would be accomplished by the following Remove Poll 8 from Ward 1 (Castle Harbour, Cawkers Creek, Prince Albert) and add to Ward 2. Then divide Ward 2 in half, giving consideration to further population growth in the two new Wards. An illustration of this proposed change is available from the Township Offices. The purpose is to abolish the Area Councillor seat (Township wide) and create.a new Ward. The intent is inkeeping with the spirit of the Municipal Election Act, to distribute the representation by population on a more equitable basis both for elector as well as elected Council invites comments either in support of or in opposition to the proposal by April 29, 1993. Earl S. Cuddie, Administrator-Clerk, TOWNSHIP of SCUGOG, 208 North Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1A7 41 7 EXISTING : (416) 985-7346 PROPOSED : Buy Sell Swap Rent Citizen want ads work for you 36 Water St. Port Perry Landscape & Design Property Maintenance FREE ESTIMATES (16) 985-4857