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iy sp ams 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 10, 1969 Top players in Junior C hit town Hockey fans in the Port Perry area will have a chance to see the cream of the crop from the Central Junior C League as the MoJacks host the annual All Star game this coming Saturday evening. ~ Face off at the Scugog Arena is set for 8:00 PM. This is the first time in the history of the MoJacks that the. team has hosted the All Star con- test, and they earned. that honour last season by winning the Cen- tral League championship. MoJacks general manager Murray Parliament said the team executive has been working hard on the plans for the game, and the Je sams banquet which will be eld at the Port Perry Legion Hall starting at 5:00 PM.. There are a few tickets left for the banquet which will be attended by all the MoJack players and the All Stars from the other ten teams in the league. Special guest at the banquet Roads super angry over grant Roads superintendent Ronn Mac Id was visibly upset Monday moming when he gave a brief report on Scugog's 1989 roads budget. He suggested to council that when he receives official word from the MTC, a meeting should . be set up immediately to go and fight for more money. In a preliminary report, Mr. MacDonald said that he had re- ceived word that Scugog will be receiving $1,635,000 in 1989, a mere $57,000 increase over 1988. "This represents a 4% increase for construction and no increase for maintenance", Mr. MacDonald told council. He reported that neighbouring communities like Uxbridge and Brock will be receiving inceases averaging between 5% and 7% . "Last year we showed we were spending our roads dollars careful- ly, and we are not being treatéd Romance and adventure hit psychic proportions in this highly-spirited " GOLDBLUM and PETER FALK. comedy, starring CYNDI LAUPER, JEFF BETA & VHS x 68 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-988% Monday to Thursucy 11 AM to 8 PM; Friday ........ 11 AM to 10 PM; Saturday .... 10 AM to 10 PM; Sunday ............ Noon to 8 PM | Also available at: 76 BALDWIN STREET, BROOKLIN 655-3306 Now open in Oshawa 1487 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 432-3727 Layout and Design RCA. Columbia Pictures Home Video. All Rights Reserved. BEES 2 > 3 3 2 > So SOOCOEE > 37° > A AAAAAAMAAAN ICI Y! a aa A A AAAAMAMAAAAMAA 25% OFF AAANAAAAAAAAMAAAAAMAAAAN AAAAAMNMAMAAAAAAAANAANAAAMAAMNA AAAAANAANMAAMAAAANAAA AAAAAAAAAA AAANAAAANAANAAAMANAAANANAAANAAAAANAAAAA A nA » a _A » equally because of our good record," he said. Council agreed they would have to approach the officials at MTC who make the decisions, as soon as official word has been received. i eats 52 Ml BW 105mg will be Colin Mackenzie, chair- man of the Ontario Hockey Asso- ciation, . As for the game itself, the All Stars will be 'made up of two players from each of the ten teams in the League against this year's MoJack squad. ) And it should be a good exhi- bition of hockey with the best from the league against an im- roving MoJack team which is currently riding a five game un- defeated streak in league play. Admission for this game on Sat. January 14 is $2 per person at the door. And all net proceeds are used by the Central Jr. C League for the "injured player Council may be forced to toughen snowmobile law (From page 1) ed in public parks, unless signed otherwise, and they are allowed on streets and roads under the jurisdic- tion of the local municipality. Mayor Hall, who was a mem- ber of the council that passed that old by-law, said last week it was designed to give local residents the chance to drive their snowmobiles from their homes to Lake Scugog or the trail systems in the rual are- as of the Township. However, he noted, that peo- ple driving on sidewalks or at ex- cessive rates of speed are abusing the provisions of the by-law, and if public safety is jeopardized, the council is prepared to take tougher steps. Snowmobiles are banned on all private property unless the op- erator has the permission of the - owner. Mayor Hall said he has been in contact with Durham Region Police and asked that officers watch for snowmobilers using the sidewalks, especially if young children are using the sidewalks. >>> >>> >> >>> > > wa AAA wn AAANAANAAM ~ ~ AAAAAAANAAAMAMAMAMAAAN AAAAAAMAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAMAAAAN AA AANA AA AAAN He said that some of the peo- ple complaining are upset because they can't identify snowmobilers or the registration number. And if people contact police, the offender is long-gone by the time a patrol car is dispatched to the scene. Mayor Hall said he appreciates that most snowmobile operators are consciencious and safety- minded when driving their ma- chines in the village. The problems are being creat- ed by a small minority. The Port Perry by-law carries provision for fines up to $300 for anyone convicted of an offense in- volving the illegal operation of a snowmobile in the municipality. Ella fds cd Ak ot 3 a 3 ie lA SoD ts. a CTI i 3 LL So how big is - Scugog anyway? | So what's the population of og Township? ot sure? We're not sure, ei- Statistics Canada reports that in 1986, Scugog Township's pop- ulation was 15,229. The Provincial Ministry of Revenue says the 0 ulation as of Scu ther June 1988 was 15,675. Somehow, these figures don't quite jibe. In the two year period from 86 to 88, did the population only go 'up by about 400 people. Heck, there we thet many new houses built i Scugog in that Soro e thing that both Stats Can and the Revenue Department agree on when it comes to Scugog's population is the rate of growth. The Township is growing at an annual rate of 2.5 per cent over the past few years. And what is the fastest grow- ing community in Durham Re- gion the past three years? Ajax by far, with a growth rate of 11 per cent. Cd Durham's population in June 1988, according to the Revenue Ministry was 348,141. 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