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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 23, 1996 - 11 From Page 1 Township administrator Earl Cuddie sald Monday that most snowmobilers were riding in accordance with the by- law after council made its intentions known. The one charge was against a snowmobiler who was traveling in the no-snowmobiling zone on Simcoe Street. With the recent January thaw the po- lice were not required for the past week, resulting in council putting a hold on its decision of banning the machines from town. Riders obeying bylaw: Cuddie The officers will be back out when there is enough snow to accommodate snowmobilers, and council will make its decision on the future of snowmobiling contingent on the police charges. Ward 1 Councillor Doug Moffatt also requested that council take a look at re- solving complaints involving residential home owners who live beside trails and trail access routes. He said residential areas are being impacted by trails being next door and solutions needed to be looked at. All the scores from Scugog Bridge Club Jan. 17 - Afternoon 4 Table Howell - Avg. 42 First - Marie and Harry Chapman and Hoppy Carnegie 50. Carnwith 40. Second - Joan Cranfield Evening and Al Stevens 49. 4-1/2Table Howell Third - Georgia Brock Avg. 43 and Ed Clark 45. First - Delaine and Jer- Fourth - Delaine and Jerry Dyer tied with Bea ry Dyer 46. Second - Doris Phinney and Georgia Brock 43. Third - Elizabeth Miller and Joan West 42-1/2. Fourth - Don Zoller and Mike Sheridan 42. Port BIA okays budget with $10,000 increase By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star After little debate last Wednesday Port Perry's Business Improvement Area passed their 1996 budget of $55,000, an in- crease of $10,000 from the previous year. The increase in the bud- get was due to a mistake by the township which saw the group's surplus money rolled into the tax levy. As a result the busi- nesses in downtown Port Perry saw their taxes de- crease for two years. The increase in this year's budget is to get the BIA revenue back on track. Some busiriess owners were concerned that too much of an increase may put some in financial hardship, but the direc- tors argued there was no other choice. While the remainder of the meeting focused on promotions that brought business to the area and those which failed, several pointed out that while it is great to attract tourists, there is also a need to keep the locals at home to do their shopping. Some were adamant that the BIA come up with new ide- as to ensure that Scugog residents spend their dol- lars here whenever possi- ble. While the BIA will con- tinue to promote their businesses in outside me- dia outlets, the remainder of their business will re- main in Port Perry, said Daphne Mitchell. 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