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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" $200 Cash for the biggest fish overall in MPP's ready to get back to work By Chris Hall Port Perry Star After a brief summer break it's back to work for Durham East MPP John O'Toole, and he says he's looking for- ward to it. After working off and on throughout the summer and taking a trip to Australia, Mr. O'Toole is preparing for Tories focus on program In next session: O'Toole REGISTRATION A PAG A I | Wi RULES & REGULATIONS: 1.) You must register on or before Opening Day of each class you wish o enter. 2.) Once you are registered you may enter as many fish as you want. 3.) Each entry will ronsist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form. (We encourage catch & release). 4.) ll registrations and entry forms ave available at JD Fishing and Archery, 24 Water Street, Port Perry. 5.) Weekly contest is from Monday morning until Sunday at closing. Winners will be [letermnined each Monday morning and publsihed each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions ach class aught through the duration of the derby! JAAR a! Cale (AO ty (SO BONA PI sd A WR CAPRA Ae dr warded on Saturday, September 12, 1998. 7.) The Port Perry Star and all sponsors assume no when the legislature reconvenes later this month, after a byelection is held in Sudbury in two weeks. He said the government's biggest challenge is to carry through with its platform and make sure all the changes implemented are going smoothly. "In general, I believe we're at the point where we have to help manage ' final. 6.) Cash prizes will be determined after closing Friday, September 7, 1998. Prizes will be abilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. Participants enter at their own risk. FOUR CLASSES REQUIRE PRE-REGISTRATION * May 9 - Walleye ® June 6 - Muskie * June 27 - Large Mouth Bass Registration starts now at JD Fishing & Archery. 24. Water St., Port Perry (| e June 27-Small Mouth Bass 27 Water St., Port Perry PORT PERRY MARINA Fishing Tackle Boat Rentals 985-3236 985-8474 PHILP BUICK Serving the Community JD FISHING & ARCHERY PONTIAC Stedmans Vo 1894 Scugog St. Port Perry Plaza 985-3844 PRIZES FOR THE BIG FISH OF THE WEEK! zehrs FOOD PLUS MARKETS 905 852-1212 Uxbridge ADT ii... 10 Vanedward Orive. Port Parry Pizza Hut. 985-9784 NORM'S | FIX-IT Since 1976 LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER Vi 11 Vanedward Drive YY YE : co Port Perry 1223 King St. 985.9955 Manchester ia 985-7391 Hwy. 7A QUALITY PRODUCTS 085-9909 | andwaterSt. | QuauTy SERVICE ; Across from the Dairy Queen COMPETITIVE PRICES Port Perry Muffler & Brake Shop 94 Water Street Port Perry (905) Bn, 985-0074 L 1881 ration coms ICULOR 5 Sree r SA Srect I Port ' , (A. Puy I ga a, Sita the changes we've made. Most people are now comfortable with the things we have done, but we have to make sure everyone's happy," Mr. O'Toole said last week. "It's not a one size fits all sort of thing. There will be small problems and we're going to try and iron them out. We're committed to making things work and we will try our hardest." And, while teachers' strikes loom in the horizon, Mr. O'Toole says it's up to the two sides to talk and figure out a resolution. "Last year we made significant changes in education and now we have to dialogue and solve problems," he said. "It was a government initiative to make the changes and we have to be responsive to the needs of the peo- ple... I know most school boards are at an Impasse over the prep time but I fully understand the dynamics of the democratic pro- cess." Work will also continue on the controversial Greater Toronto Services Board (GTSB) this fall, said Mr. O'Toole. "There'll also be a discussion paper on the new Municipal Act, which will define the powers of the mayor and the CEO... their responsibilities. We're going to look at their tax advantages and their free allowances; all aspects of a review," he said, adding that the government is aiming to have the new act in place before the next municipal election in a little over two years. "There are a lot of issues for us to deal with. We're trying to restore health care and work on long-term care; we're committed to that," said the MPP. "When it comes to the people in my riding, I know what they want. If there's something they want to see done, I'll make sure the minister hears about it." $F John O'Toole Crime Stoppers - 436-8477 Police seeking tips after Port Perry store robbery By Sgt. Kevin Slaney Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for your assistance in solving a robbery that occurred in Port Perry on July 22 of. this year. On a Wednesday evening around 9:45 p.m. a lone male entered the Port Stop Variety Store at 18 Water Street. He approached the counter standing behind a female patron who was being served by the store clerk. Placing his hands on the back of the patron's shoulders, he ordered the clerk to hand over the money and lot- tery tickets. The store clerk initially thought that the suspect was joking until he observed the culprit carrying a club in his left hand. The store clerk complied turning over a quantity of cash and scratch and win tickets. As the culprit fled the store he arf I 3 EAR @he Port Peery Shae y Dollar Plus y Office Centre Bargain Centre - Award 3 Je, (905) 985-1462 For All Your Office Local FRE ah ad . Supply Needs Newspaper JUNIOR FROSTY Port Perry 188 Mary St, Port Perry Uv size Combo Quality Merchandise 985-7383 985-7383 with coupon) at Bargain Prices Fax: 985-3708 Open 7 Days a Week (™ Ci Derby runs from May 9th to Sept. 7, 1998. Fis SPONSORED BY Bp The Poul Peven Sha < JD FISHING i > ¥ IES & ARCHERY ordered the clerk not to call anyone, motioning that he had a gun in his pants. The suspect is described as male, white, 5' 10" tall; medium build, long dark brown frizzy hair to the shoulders and clean shaven. He was wearing a light blue jean jacket and light blue shirt, grey track pants and sunglasses. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward for any information that will lead to an arrest in this incident. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court and we do not use call display. Our numbers are: 436-8477 or 1- 800-222-TIPS. Sergeant Kevin Slaney is the police coordinator with the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers program and submits this article in the interest of solving crime. Fo Al Complimentary coffee/tea and tea-biscuits served at Port Perry Town Hall. All proceeds from the tour will be directed to the Port Perry Town Hall. Tickets $12.00 each. 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