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vol 2 no 13 metroland community newspaper wednesday march 28 1990 28pages 50 cents j talent j 1 deer park vvi honor bookings tracy kibble staff reporter some bridestobe are frantic this week after learning of the deer park inns financial distress and are worried their bookings for recep tions will be cancelled but an official from the deer park inn claims all bookings will be secure and will go on as planned adding arrangements are being made to contact all affected parties bob woods 42 new owner at the deer park inn confirms the inn is closed but will open again soon this weekend might be too soon but tentatively for next weekend he said however unionville resident mary robinson whohas one of the first spring season weddings bookedformay 26 has paid the deer park inn about 200 for her wedding and is uncertain about her plans they didn even have the cour tesy to call and tell me ms robinson says adding she would hot even have known about the problem had one of her friends not told her about the tribune march 21 edition story i have my reception tentatively booked somewhere else but i dont know what to do she says ms robinson says she has also had invitations printed at a cost of about 150 stating her festivities will be held at the deer park inn several other women have con tacted the tribune office worried s they will also be out substantial deposits already paid to the 10th line club one woman who has a booking this september says she paid 500 to the deer park inn management last year but was told her autumn booking would be honored by the new management they told my fiance that the deer park inn was now under new management and the place would be back on track in the next few weeks says karen vinke nancy rankin has cancelled her booking for june because i just couldnt hold my breath on this one i am luckier than some because i managed to cancel my invitations just in time and i found another place in aurora says ms rankin we left numerous messages with the deer park owners but no one has called me yet and a disc jockey used by the establishment for most of its bookr- ings says he is not worried about losing business because most of his clients have called him to entertain at new locations meanwhile ontario labor board investigator wally sinjakewitsch says an investigation into the inns status has progressed mr sinjakewitsch was assigned the case following complaints from former employee bob fleminjg who claimed the inns former own ers reneged on pay he was to meet with mr woods monday to determine the financial status of the establishment mr woods says there are some minor changes being made to the inn both administratively and structurally and adds arrange ments are being made for employ ees who have not been paid he also says wedding bookings will be honored but if there are cancellations the parties will get their money back mr woods says the name of the establishment will be changed to stoufrville deer parktnn to iden tify the town more lake pollution pinpointed by local officials pollutioncausing agents in mus- selman lake will be public infor mation this week a result of a tri- party investigation late last year council heard last tuesday town director of planning michael saunders said the lake simcoe region conservation authority lscra confirmed the final version of the combined lscraministry of environment and york region health department will be released and sent to the town and giffels the towns engineering consultants thereport will outline the rea- sons for the deterioration of surface water in the lake ward 2 councillor ron robb representing musselmanlake resi dents said there was an unusually big algae bloom last fall causing decay and said we want to know why its blooming to the extent it is musselman lake is one of 30 endangered lakes in ontario mayor fran sainsbury said council will see the final report this week that will outline chemical levels within the lake g tidbits if 1 i