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i f glicy' Vol. 133 No. 46 PORT PERRY - TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1999 COPY 75¢ oe seas 32 Pages Council leery of support for Celebrity Cup tournament By John B. McClelland Port Perry Star Scugog council is taking a wait and see attitude before deciding whether to participate again next summer in a Pro Anglers Celebrity Cup fishing tournament on Lake Scugog. Councillors told Celebrity Cup chairman Karl Kalonka they want to see proof the municipality is getting the TV ads and promos this coming winter which were promised when council agreed to con- tribute about $4,000 to the event, held last June 26-27. Mr. Kalonka assured the parks and recreation committee meeting Monday morning that the TV ads plugging Port Perry and Scugog will be aired four times this winter, twice on CTV Sportsnet and twice on the Outdoor Life channel. As well, they will be seen next May on CHEX TV in n Peterborough, he pledged. And there will be RT ATE mal PRECIP Ei os hr oe Oh tdoo¥ publication which highlights the Cotobeity Cup Weekend. "*_ - Appearing before the committee on Monday, '> Mr. Kalonka heard Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt express disappointment at the lack of crowds for the June 26-27 event on Lake Scugog. The Mayor agreed that bad weather may have ! : : JEFF. MITCHELL /PORT. PERRY STAR : 4 : . kept the crowds away, but said he was expecting a HOSPITAL BOOSTERS: Members of the Hospital Thursday as the latest round of: lottery calendar much bigger crowd at the event. Auxiliary at Lakeridge Health in Port Perry were draws were held. Ellen €Cadeau (left) and Jeannie "I will take a very close look at what you say pleased to hand over a $19,000 cheque to the Muir joined Kent Farndale of the foundation in (Scugog Township) is getting (for the $4,000) and Community Memorial Hospital Foundation announcing another lottery effort. Story, page 20. if it's okay, we will support this next year. If not, a : Please turn to page 20 ping Crane' Recoy Gry Team gave Operation : approval for the project in late September. niques we've been working on for the past 10 6 | asically been refined now to the point. Where: ; given us the go-ahead," said Ms Ray. nan: 'and his colleagues are wel l-known in d the world for their attempts to re- ry 'patterns with a variety of species. A Jana i geese, they developed a means of Eh he birds Tr identify with. ultralight aircraft, traine ned £6 follow on flights. The end goal of. process is to teach the birds to pursue the migratory' rns on 10 tou lost over generations. eration Mij ration's work gained wide renown when it was dramatized in the popular movie Fly Away Home, 1 lish the kind of credentials that made a star raglie) in | Wiscon: the Intern rnational Crane Federati nin a said the Whooping crane project will be similar i ihibiain ol Pd, The mam. Please turn to page 19 | ol Canada g geese 'and Sandhill & erties i 4 Rar » 1 -- _ mT. Ae ed br mm CARRS fo : 3 | - | _- a ye nN | idl Lr. -_-- ; Fo | S| SB | Bh Sv 2 250 > ad in the show edition of the Pro. TVIRD YLT Tow.