The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

| See my) Dw stg. 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 20, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" CLASSIC COUNTRY MUSIC COUNTRY MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY July 30, 31 & August 1, 1993 LINDSAY FAIRGROUNDS COME & MEET THE STARS OF YESTERDAY & TO-DAY GORDIE TAPP LUCILLE STAR THREE STAGES GEORGE HAMILTON IV ON SITE CAMPING TERRY CARISSE BEER GARDENS JOHNNY BURKE MEMORBILIA MUSEUM CELEBRITY BREAKFAST SOUTH MOUNTAIN REG BENOIT STEEL GUITAR CONVENTION JOYCE SEAMONE GOSPEL DIANE LEIGH LINE DANCERS HAROLD MACINTYRE CLOGGERS NORM POST MAGIC & CLOWN SHOWS PAR THREE ... and hundreds more!!! Including Canadian Old Time Fiddle Legend PASSES NED LANDRY Weekend $3500 . . Friday $10.00 Rain or Shine Sat. or Sunday ~~ $1500 A GREAT WEEKEND OF FUN FOR A WORTHY CAUSE n ow INFORMATION Ry T'CKET OUTLETS KET EIN, QR 16870-0000 Classic Country Music Reunion P.O. Box 53 : Blackstock, Ontarlo LOB 1B0O 1-416-986-4140 ' THE CCMR 13 A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF OUR CANADIAN COUNTR PROFITS WILL BE DONATED TO LOCAL CHARITIES IN LINDSAY & SURROUNDING AREAS Y HERrTAGE Mismanagement problem rectified From page 1 gation determined there 'was not significant evidence to lay charges, however. Since the incident, the centre has taken a number of steps, in- cluding the hiring of a manage- ment consultant, to ensure that it is in compliance with the fi- nancial reporting guidelines and to tighten legal and admin- istrative procedures. Ms. Williamson and the board of directors also meet on a regular basis with representa- tives from the Solicitor Gener- al's Office to provide status re- ports. "As far as I'm concerned the problems in the Toronto Sun story are past tense," Ms. Wil- liamson said. "We continue to work closely with the Solicitor General's Office. Our clients re- ceiving this crucial service are benefiting from provincial fund- ing." Durham East MPP Gord Mills, who serves as Parliamen- tary Assistant to the Solicitor General, told the Port Perry' Star on Friday that the situa- tion "was not news tome." Mr. Mills said he was alerted to the problem more than a year and a half ago. In fact, it may have been Mr. Mills that initiated the original In Advance Adult -- $8.00 Child (under 12) -- $5.00 At Gate Adult -- $9.00 Child (under 12) -- $6.00 All Prices Include GST # 3 RINGS & % TRAINED ANIMALS + #% PERFORMERS # #* COMEDY +* %* EXCITEMENT # # CIRCUS STARS # # 1-1/2 HOUR SHOW # # CRAZY CLOWNS +#* * EXOTIC ANIMALS # % THRILLS + Fun For All Ages! IS COMING TO PORT PERRY 2 Big Shows Under The Big Top! AUGUST 18 4:30 & 7:30pm On Simcoe Street 2 Blocks north of Queen Street 'Advance tickets at: Circular Sounds, Cinemax, Children's Den, Century 21 On Track Realty Inc., Emmerson Insurance, Irwin Smith Music Ltd., Sponsored by: Scugog Chamber of Commerce SIGE [HWY » PIZZA & SUBS 80 Water Street, Port Perry * ree Delivery "; 9085-8448 =~ Find us fast in the "Yellow Pages" ™ XXXZZ 222222 22 2 4 report. Mr. Mills said he was told of improprieties occurring at a similar centre in Barrie. He alerted the MPP from Simcoe of the concerns. Mr. Mills said the problems at the Scugog centre have "been handled and resolved." Although the centre may have corrected the problem, Ms. Williamson is concerned that it could have a negative effect on the centre. "I hope yesterday's news doesn't jeopardize funding for the sexual assault services that are so important," she said. During the 1992/93 fiscal year the Scugog centre received $210,000 in funding from the Solicitor General's Office. It also raised an additional $154,000 through bingos and the sale of Nevada tickets. The centre has an annual budget of more than $300,000. Flag at half-mast to mourn loss of teacher From page 1 cause she was heavily involved with athletics at the school. Mrs. Deacon spent Sunday contacting parents and stu- dents of the accident, ensuring that they heard about her death personally rather than on the news. - "She was a very special per- . son and will be missed." Scugog School Trustee Bob- bie Drew, who also knew Miss Carlson, was saddened by the Summer Tanning Specials 10 Tans for $40 offer expires August 31, 1993. 139 Queen St. J / Unit 2 Port Perry 985-8555 death. ; "She was a dedicated person and a fabulous teacher," Mrs. Drew said. "It's a real tragedy for the school, family and com- munity." oo Mrs. Drew added that she was "really loved by the stu- dents." °° : A memorial service will be held at the school in the fall, with donations in Miss Carl- son's memory donated to the school's library. : During the month of August, the Port Perry Star is offering its FREE ADVERTISING in the Port Perry Star advertisers a chance to win... *500 in Free Advertising. Advertisers placing ads with the Star during August will be eligible to have their names entered in our draw. *For details call Anna or Jackie [XXXXXXXXXXX BIG FOOT." 20 Pieces! With 3 Toppings! ddiional Don't forget to try our NEW BIGFOOT BREAD | toppings STICKS with cheese or bacon or pepperoni. available. The Port Perry Star 188 Mary Street * Port Perry » 985-7383 i © A Br. a Tote Manas TDs er iaetes WERT » CTE. Tr PHIRI Tas Saf TOON TNT SATE A it 4 aii does NR el