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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 29, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" BF; (iN "LABOUR DAY WEEKEND Selhs-" / TIAN <a LK" 7 mn 1-4,1995 H FRIDAY 3:30pm - Exhibits to Craft House 5:30pm - Craft House closes for judging 7:00pm - Midway Opens - Beer Tent Open - Talent Show & Warren Sutcliffe 1:00am - Beer Tent Closes Bl SATURDAY - KIDS DAY 14 & under free (Saturday only until 4:00pm) 8:30am - Gates open - Junior Horse Show & Gymkhana 9:00am - Christie Building Opens 9:30am - Homecraft Buildings Open - Coloring Contest Opens - 3yrs. to 12yrs. - Children's Face Painting (E) - Outback Cloggers 10:30am - Midway 11:30am - Pet Show - Entertainment Building (NEW LOCATION) 12 noon - South Ontario 4H Dairy Club - Coloring Contest Closes - Beer Tent Opens 12:30pm - Light Horse and Pony Show - Registered Morgan Horse Show 1:00pm - Port Perry 4H Dairy Club - Cindy Cook - Time To Read 1:30pm - Childrens' Games (E) 2:30pm - Cindy Cook - Time To Read 3:00pm - Cloggers 3:30pm - Karate Demonstration - Children's Face Painting Closes 4:00pm - Cindy Cook - Time To Read 4:30pm - Cloggers 5:00pm - Karate Demonstration 7:00pm - Tractor & Truck Pull - Entertainment - Beer Tent 9:00pm - Homecraft Buildings Close - Christie Building Closes - Gates Close 1:00am - Beer Tent Closes HB SUNDAY 8:30am - Gates Open 9:00am - Christie Building Opens 9:30am - Homecraft Buildings Open 10:00am - Open Hunter Show - Durham West 4H Beef Club - Craft & Agric. Demonstrations - Infield Tent 11:00am - Midway - Commercial Beef Class - Craft Demonstrations - Cindy Cook - Time To Read (E) 11:30am - Kick Up A Fuss Cloggers (E) 12 noon - Registered Beef Show - Beer Tent Open 12:30pm - Cindy Cook - Time To Read (E) 1:00pm - Hamess Horse Racing and Pari-Mutuel Betting - Kick Up A Fuss Cloggers 1:30pm - Cindy Cook - Time To Read (E) 2:00pm - Kick Up A Fuss Cloggers (E) 3:00pm - Fiddle Contest (E) 4.00pm - Beef Auction - Craft Demonstrations Close 6:00pm - Homecraft Buildings Close 7:00pm - Entertainment - JUGHEAD - Beer Tent 8:00pm - Christie Building Closes 1:00am - Beer Tent Closes B MONDAY 8:30am - Gates Open 9:00am - Christie Building Opens 9:30am - Homecraft Buildings Open 10:00am - Fun & Games Horse Show - Craft and Agriculture Demonstrations - Infield Tent 10:45am - Ontario County Holstein Show 11:00am - Heavy Horse Show - Craft Demonstrations 11:30am - Outback Cloggers (E) 12 noon - Beer Tent Opens - Golden Slippers (E) 12:30pm - Tanglefoot (E) 1:00pm - Auction Sale 1:30pm - Outback Cloggers (E) 2:00pm - Golden Slippers 2:30pm - Tanglefoot (E) - Horse Pull 3:30pm - Outback Cloggers (E) 4:00pm - Tanglefoot (E) - Homecraft Buildings Close - Craft Demonstrations Close - Gates Close 5:00pm - Christie Building Closes - Beer Tent Closes - Homecraft Exhibits to be picked up ONGOING DAILY EVENTS - Petting Zoo - Midway - Pony Rides - Entertainment - Beer Tent (sponsored by Fair Board and Port Perry Lions Club) - Craft Demonstrations - Sumu Wrestling - Sheep Shearing AD MIS STON Adults (15 8 over): $6.00 3 Day Pass: $12.00 Children (14 8 Under): $3.00 Pre-Schoolers: FREE ("Free Admission Saturday - Children only until 4pm™) Parking $3.00 Scugog braces for cuts From Page 1 restraint." What remains to be seen now 1s just how the fund- ing cuts will be imple- mented, said Councillor Pearce. They could come as across the board fund- ing reductions, be specifi- cally aimed at capital pro- jects, or come in the form of a reduction of funding for the provincial Munici- pal Affairs ministry. Whatever the case, mu- nicipal politicians are be- ing shown by the new Tory government that town- ships and regions will have to be run in a busi- ness-like fashion, and some tough decisions will have to be made at the lo- Certificates DJ TAYLOR [INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LIL 1B7 Guaranteed Investment presents rder Mystery Dinner Theatre Includes... "49% co. * 3 course Dinner * Show ° Taxes Reservations only (905) 85 cal level. In some instances, staft- ing might be an issue. In others, municipalities will have to look at the services they provide, and the fees charged for use of public halls, arenas and parks. Scugog's municipal workers probably don't have to worry about lay- offs, said Councillor Pearce, noting that the township operates on a "lean" staffing comple- ment. But services provided by the township and the cost to use facilities ought to be examined by the council as a whole, she said. "I think we're into look- ing at servicing," she said. G.l.C. FIVE YEAR 1% PHONE 985-8416 Now Appearing Evers Friday Singers Leslie, Lori & Jay "Port Perry's newest talent" 'I think maybe.you'll see longer grass in the parks... and more potholes in the road. "Certainly you'll see more user fees," she add- ed. "And you'll probably see the user fees we do have increased." Councillor Pearce sug- gested township council open its books and plan for ways of operating with 20 per cent less govern- ment funding for opera- tions that are backed by the province. Township administra- tor Earl Cuddie agreed that a re-examination of projects and services will be necessary to prepare for deep funding cuts this fall. "It's alittle early to spec- ulate (on what local cuts might have to be made) be- cause we don't have the details of the areas (the Premier) is cutting," he said. "But it'll sure be dra- matic." Mr. Cuddie said the funding crunch will leave local politicians in a diffi- cult position: Do they cut services, which is sure to. irritate some residents, or raise taxes dramatically to maintain the level of service people are accus- tomed to? The tax issue has be- come obvious in the past several months, with nu- merous residents signing and sending off petitions to all levels of government demanding restraint. "Joe Public's not pre- pared to handle any more taxes," said Mr. Cuddie. Durham East MPP John O'Toole, a member of the Tory caucus, could not be reached for comment. received, operator J. 'has announ winners. 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