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"Scu Condensor at arena is blamed for surprise ice delay The relocation of a condenser at Scugog Arena, and not the ongoing roof repairs is to blame for the delay of the ice being put in, said Glenn McCoy, chair- man of Arena Board. The ice at the arena was ten- tatively scheduled to go in on Sept.3 but is now slated to be ready for Sept. 14. Mr. McCoy told The Port Perry Star that the roof repairs are going as scheduled and the delay in the ice is not directly related tothese repairs. It was recommended to Scu- gog Council in a report that the condenser located on the arena roof be relocated to a pad on ground level. By relocating this 'condenser the roof repairs would be much easier. The delay resulted when Simcoe Engineering, the com- pany hired to remove the con- denser, could not move it until the first week of Sept., despite our efforts to find a way to have it done earlier, Mr. McCoy said. As of Tuesday morning, Mr. McCoy told the Star the plant and condenser are hooked up, and it is hoped to be turned on by Thursday (tomorrow) at the latest. There could be ice as early as next week, but the arena board has put the opening off until Sept. 14 to be sure it will be ready for the user groups. SATELLITE TV SYSTEMS Brooklin General SALES & SERVICE i Jean and Ken Fines of Newmarket were the winners of the I.G.A. trophy at Wednesday's mixed pairs lawn bowling tour- nament held in Port Perry. The Port Perry team of Cam Crawford and Joyce Storry sepa ACT ay posibhatf JL, gog's Community Newspaper of Choice" were the second high three game winners at Wednesday's lawn bowling tournament held in Port Perry. ModJacks will play 34 game schedule From Page 27 Although it was a disappoint- ment to the squad, the MoJacks have celebrated much success in the past few years. Two seasons ago, the team bowed out to Napanee in: the: Ontario quarter finals. The se- ries went to six games. PHIL BRANTON Call 985-4575 Electronics . « Houston Tracker » Uniden » Echostar 1207 King St., Manchester Service available on all MAKES & MODELS And four seasons ago, the ModJacks were shut down in six games by the Mooretown Flags in a bid for the all-Ontario crown. The Central Ontario league will consist of six teams this season since the Ajax Axemen moved up to Junior B status. Remaining in the league are the Port Perry Modacks (Sun- day), the Little Britain Mer- chants (Saturday), the Lake- field Chiefs (Friday/Sunday), the Cobourg Cougars (Mon- day), the Bowmanville Eagles (Sunday), and the Uxbridge Bruins (Friday). (Days in pa- renthesis denote preferred home game dates.) The MoJacks will play a 34- game schedule, playing each team three times at home and three times away. An extra home series will be played with Uxbridge and Little Britain due to of their close proximity to Port Perry, Parliament said. He had hoped the squad's first exhibition game would be played Sunday, Sept. 15 at the Scugog Arena. - The regular season is sched- uled to begin Sunday, Oct. 6 in Port Perry. The ModJacks will meet the Little Britain Mer- chants at 7:30 p.m. The MoJacks are celebrating their 20th season this year. Parliament said plans are in the works for a special evening to commemorate the occasion lateronin the season. Flieler s loses soccer crown to strong Uxbridge squad In a hard fought match at the Uxbridge fields last Thursday (Aug. 29), Uxbridge Bowling narrowly defeated Flielers Pe- tro Canada 2 to 1 to win the Mosquito house league champi- onship. Kent Johnson scored the Port Perry squad's lone marker on a penalty shot, while David Kam- minga's goal tending kept the team in the game up to the end. 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