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Victorian Christmas coming to Scugog Museum Picture this: you're sitting ddwn at the dinner table with your friends and family. You have a wonderful 3 course meal while listening to Christmas Carols in the background. When you finish eating you join __ogether to sing a few carols. Just as the Christmas spirit begins to warm your heart you begin a beautiful walking tour of the old-fashioned village. You arrive at a home built in the 1800's. A woman greéts you at the door and invites you in to savour the smell of hot apple cider and gingerbread men baking in the wood stove. The woman tells you about Christmas in days gone by and offers you a taste of her baking. After a tour of her home you wave goodbye and walk to the school house where you see a wonderful display of winter clothing from the 1800's and many artifacts which were once used during winter past times Does this sound tempting? This year Scugog Shores Museum Village can make this picture come true. On Dec. 3rd and 4th the museum is holding a Victorian Christmas Dinner and Candlelight Tour beginning at 6:30pm. Everyone is welcome to experience an old-fashioned Christmas Tickets are available at Scugog Shores Museum or at the Chamber of Commerce in Downtown Port Perry. For more, info please call 985-3589 KAMEKA FOOTWEAR INC. Whitby Mall 728-4197 Naturalizer Pickering Town Centre 831-5428 wp Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, November 15, 1994 -- 15 ._ it's official! The two baby tigers at Northwood Buffalo and Exotic Animal Ranch at Seagrave have now been named, thanks to a terrific response In the "Name the Tigers' contest. Janet Howsam of Northwood presented prizes fo the two winning entries. Balley Gould (left) of Blackstock named the male Gul-Tar, while Rebecca Aked of Utica named the female Sher Rani. Runner-up was Marla Moore of Prince Albert, with the name Topanga. Mrs. Howsam sald there were over 100 entries, and expressed thanks to everyone who entered. SEARS Expect more from Sears™ aah eo A ye Good News gg5. 2005 for Scugog Residents! All SEARS graduates receive : B® 4 month credit for Now You earlier road test { Have a Choice! g \aximum insurance discount Courses NOW & Free Home Pickup in Port Perry. B Private in-car instruction SEARS CANADA INC. Registered Trade Mark of Sears. Licensed lor use in Canada. 1 Trai Vilage Soe fine Ladys' clothiers 3 Neti Chistmas Oten House NOVEMBER 21st to 27th, 1994 | Open Sunday fon this Special Event Only! | Select your FREE GIFT and receive up to | 25% Off your regular priced merchandise. Wonderful fashions from Casual Country fo Holiday Dressing. We have if alll | Enjoy Mulled Cider and Gingerbread Enter our FREE DRAW (purchase required) Win a Novelty Knit Sweater. ; C4 7 7 DAY i Extravaganza An Oshawa landlord was fined a total of $4,000 Nov. 10 for charging three of his tenants unlawfully high rents in violation of Ontario's rent control laws. John Scherer, the landlord of a 139-unit building located at 222 Nonquon Road in Oshawa, pleaded guilty in Whitby provincial court before Justice of the Peace Brenna Brown. Court was told that the Ministry of Housing had issued rent control orders which set legal rents for units in the building. VAN CAMP & KELLER Chartered Accountants 204 CASIMIR STREET, PORT PERRY 985-9725 Landlord fined Evidence showed one tenant was paying between $584 and $612 per month in rent during 1993 when the legal rent was betwee $554.85 and $582.04. A third tenant was paying between $625 and $656 per month in rent during 1993 and 1994, when the legal rent was between $524.06 and $649.74 per month. Landlords are prohibited from charging a rent greater than the amount permitted under the Rent Control Act. The maximum fine is $5,000 for an individual, and $50,000 for a corporation. Financial Accounting . Income Tax Planning & Consulting Financial Planning & Projections Business Consulting CORPORATIONS - FARMS INDIVIDUALS - SMALL BUSINESS It's always worth the trip to ... RHI, PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED NH for ® Pn Lt Mo ll Large selection late model pre-owned General Motors Cars & Trucks. High trade-in allowance on your present vehicle. Cash, trade or terms up to .60 Months on Selected Models with approved credit. NEW 1994 & 1995 FACTORY FRESH PONTIACS, BUICKS & GMC TRUCKS on DISPLAY. SPECIAL CLOSE-OUT DISCOUNTED PRICES on ALL 1994 DEMONSTRATOR & COMPANY CARS. LIMITED SELECTION! 32 PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 "tz Serving Port Perry and Durham Region since 1976