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" cal = a, 2-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Septemberd?2, 1995 Council tip-toes into gun control debate Scugog Township council has tip-toed cautiously into the debate over Canada's controversial gun law. Council agreed Monday to support part of a resolution from the powerful Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters, (OFAH) an organization that has lobbied furiously against the passage of Bill C-68. Council agreed with the OFAH that the Bill imposes needless burdens on law-abiding Canadians such as universal firearms registration and licencing, and that the Senate should send the Bill back tq the House of Commons for major changes. However, councillors declined to support a clause stating "opposition to any 'measures that prohibit or ban firearms that are presently, or prior to January 1, 1995,'legally owned by registered owners in Canada." "I would want it unlawful (in Canada) to own or import an AK 47 rifle or other types of assault rifles," said Ward one rep Doug Moffatt. Ward 3 councillor Ken Gadsden agreed. While stating he is not an expert on guns, he too declared that certain kinds of assault rifles should not be open to public ownership. Ward 5 councillor Karen Puckrin argued that council Traffic study From page one completed as soon as possible. And council agreed to take a look at the report and if the solutions are acceptable, proceed with the re-zoning for the At one point during the discussions Monday afternoon, it was suggested that a traffic signal at the intersection of Perry and Simcoe 'Streets might be one solution to any problems. should throw its support behind the entire OFAH resolution. The Bill, she said, is going to make it illegal to own certain types of firearms that were bought legally by law abiding citizens who have already had them registered. In a covering letter to Scugog Township, the OFAH said Bill C-68 if passed without changes, means police forces will have to spend short resources on needless registrations and checks on law abiding citizens. The OFAH says further re: tape and administration in & nation-wide registry of all firearms "cannot' be justified i in terms of reduction of crime or improved public safety." Scugog council's partial support of the OFAH resolution _ will be forwarded to the Senate committee that will study the Bill in detail later this month. project. | Are you Self Employed? An Independent Tradesman? Do you run your own business from home? Do you drive for a living? CAN YOU GET ALONG WITHOUT YOUR INCOME? If not, there's a new program that can provide you with the protection you need at a cost you can afford For more details call today ... JIM VAILLANCOURT 1-800-608-7303 "Tomprrow could be too late!" TOWNSHIP of SCUGOG 1995-96-97 APPOINTMENTS The Council of the Township of Scugog invites applications from members of the public who are qualified electors in the Township of Scugog who wish to have their fames considered for appointment to one of the following Boards and Commissions. requires one member to serve for the remainder of 1995, 1996, and 1997. requires one member to serve for the remainder of 1995, 1996 and 1997. requires five members made, w of one member from each of the 5 Wards in the Township of Scugog, under 25 years of age to serve for the remainder of 1995, 1996 and 1997. Pius, one member from the community at large. Any person(s) interested in offering their services and would accept appointment to fill one of the vacancies are invited to submit their name, together with a brief resume, to the undersigned by 11 AM, Friday, September 22, 1995. PLEASE NOTE : The Scugog Youth Advisory Board members will be responsible for establishing goals and objectives of this newly created board with a focus on youth related issues and concerns and programming. Earl S. Cuddie, Administrator-Clerk, Township of Scugog, Clerk's Department 208 North Street, Box 780, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1A7 It was the Cat 1 and the cars 0 last Friday evening in the parking lot of the Port Perry Baptist Church when more than 200 teens got together for what they called 'Grand Auto Theft Nite.' APHID PROCESSING Smiles Above thé st In Service & Quality! ¥ | INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTO SERVICE | PASSPORT PHOTO | INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTO SERVICE | Albums - Frames - Accessories - Film - Video Tapes Tripods - Gamera Bags - Batteries - Used Cameras VIDEO SERVICES AVAILABLE RJM PHOTOGRAPHICS 60 Water Street, Port Perry .985-8821 PAULA LISHMAN Ontario Finalist Female Canadian Entrepreneur of thé Year KNIT FUR Fabric of the Future. A Gallery of Functional Art 158 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY 985-0574 That's Glenn Van Camp of Van Camp Contracting making short work of two old clunkers to kick off the evening. Later on the teens enjoyed spray painting old cars, jamming as 'many as possible into the cars, and other zany activities, all organized by Todd Steele. Family Restaurant MONDAY, BREAKFAST SP AL 71011 AM $2.99 2 Eggs, Toast, Coffees, Bacon, Ham or Sausages & Homefries. Come in and find out why we use 2500 EGGS every week! Ask about our Daily Specials! 985-4707 1874 Scugog St. (Hwy. 7A) PORT PERRY a E] Lecture Series on THE HISTORY OF 'PORT PERRY and the LAKE SCUGOG BASIN Multimedia presentations by Paul Arculus, to be presented at the Museum Church on the dates specified SEPTEMBER 21st Lecture #1 - 'Foundations' OCTOBER 19th Lecture #2 - 'Peter Perry' NOVEMBER 23rd Lecture #3 - 'Growth' $2.00 per lecture. Lake Scugog Historical Society members are free. All proceeds to Lake Scugog Historical Society Refreshments will be provided = Paulmacs NEW BUSINESS HOURS Effective September 18th, 1995 LLG EVAR (TEETER ETO fh I Thursday and Friday 9 AM to 8:30 PM PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-0554 Saturday 9 AMto 5:30 PM; Sunday 11 AM to 4 PM Ly 9AM to 8 PM