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2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, September 8,1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice " r Durharnm Stearn Cleaning ypHoLSTERY 985-8552 LOOSE RUGS BROADLOOM 3 M Scotchguard J MOVE ~SING ~ LISTEN ~ PLAY ~ CREATE Two Programs of Music for groups of Children ages 18 months to 7 years ~ ~REGISTRATION ~ ~ Port Perry United Church, 579-5073 Friday, Sept. 10th 7-8pm Ch PF Scugo oral Socisty ts holding auditions for "ANYTHING GOES" A Musical Comedy by Cole Porter to be Performed Feb. 24-Mar. 6/94 Sept. 15 7:00pm - Auditions for Chorus 8:00pm - Auditions for Leads/Minor Leads Male & female singers 18 yrs. & over © Particularly in need of men for chorus Town Hall 1873 - Corner of Queen & Simcoe (Lilla), Port Perry Call Jean Kennedy (Producer) 985-2570 for more information Tom Millar, Musical Director Dave Ellis, Artistic Director vO FA MO, v RESTAURANT STOUFFVILLE just north of water tower 642-2010 Friday, September 10 "Under the Covers" (Bar) 985-8448 Comedy Show Sunday, September 12 Reserve Now 642-2010 SUUNRE J » PIZZA & SUBS 80 Water Street, Port Perry *pree Delivery noo in a Limited Area BO) Find us fast in the "Yellow Pages" ™ Recreation co-ordinator moves in By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star In an effort to improve rela- tions between the public and Scugog Arena officials, and to reduce the arena's deficit, Allan Pollock, recreation co- _ordinator for the township, has set up of- fice at the arena. "We had a number of con- cerns, because there was no one ina management postion at the arena," said Marilyn Pearce, Ward 2 Councillor and Parks and Recreation Committee Chairman. The suggestion to restructure arena management, stems from recent and ongoing concerns from the arena board, Scugog Township Council and the Parks and Recreation Commit- tee. "We decided to try Allan. He was the recreation co-ordinator for the summer programs this year, where he was very suc- cessful in making the programs run at far less of a deficit," Coun- cillor Pearce said. "We are giving him a chance to co-ordinate the programs at the arena and see if things can run a little smoother, adminis- tration-wise," she added. Mr. Pollock's job will be to see if he can bring down the deficit that the arena is currently working at, as well as to be someone for the public to ap- proach. "My first priority is tosetup a management plan to determine the needs at the arena, and to classify the priorities," Mr. Pol- lock told the Star. "I would (also) like to empha- size public relations. My goal is wl be in the public eye," he add- e The arena has never had a solid management presence be- fore. It will now be a lot more clearly defined than it has been in the past years, Mr. Pollock said. Allan Pollock In the past, operational and management duties were han- dled together, and Mr. Pollock says with him there, it will re- lieve some of the pressure. With his presence at the are- na, he hopes to sway the arena's reputation back to one which "lets the public know we are there to help." Mr. Pollock set up office last week and will be at the arena Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. to an- New face at arena swer any administration ques- tions, or any questions the pub- lic may have. He may remain at the arena the entire season, depending on the effectiveness of any changes which are made. "He will be there for sure until Christmas, when we will review it and see if his being there is making a difference," Council- lor Pearce said. Kim Campbell Visiting Scugog September 9th Prime Minister Kim Campbell will be visiting the Utica area in Scugog Township this Thursday afternoon, Durham M.P. Ross Stevenson announced Tuesday. At 1 p.m. on Thursday, September 9, the Prime Minister will be at Utica Farm Equipment Lid., on Regional Road 21 in Utica, for an hour meeting with a group of local farmers and small business people. Mr. Stevenson said the Prime Minister's stopover in Durham constituency is part of a tour she is making through this part of Central Ontario. Earlier on Thursday, Prime Minister Campbell' will be visiting Peterboroush and Lindsay. Gentle Dental Care for the whole family * State-of-the-Art Care * Comfortable atmosphere * Relaxation techniques * Nitrous Oxide (gas) * Cosmetic Bonding * Emergencies welcomed * Insurance assignment (we collect from insurance companies) DR. A. CHIA DR. J. COTTRELL DR. M. GARFAT DR. J. HARDY New patients always welcome! PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY DR. T KING (Orthodontist) Evening & Saturday appointments available LAA EE EE EEE EEE REENNEN X X "THE ORIGINAL" 99 PICK UP 1.99 DELIVERED & \/ 0.009900 080cs000000s00 ESL SOF VAY B] VAY I