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2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 28, 2000 Tavern slapped with fines for defying License Act "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Scugog blooms at garden show Jo awk 10 Historie -- a Ra es Ei ail LL I Iii ,,."§s ha aa aT A Port Perry tavern owner faces fines totalling $8,000 for breaching conditions of his liquor license. During a hearing in Whitby on March 13, Provincial Court Judge ). Glover fined Sled Heads and Soft-Tails $5,000, and owner Jon Waite an additional $3,000. ~The fines stem from an incident last fall when officers with the province's Special Enforcement Unit -- consisting of cops from the Durham and York Regional forces -- entered the Water St. bar last October and saw patrons wear- ing the logos and colours of two outlaw motorcycle gangs. Under the terms of the taverns liquor license no one may wear biker paraphernalia inside the bar, said Const. Al Robins, media spokesperson for North Durham's 26 Division. PORT PERRY COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE . 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