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Ee oreo st 10 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 10, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 378 students with 17 full time teachers. A surprise party was held for Mr. Robert Reader to help celebrate his 80th birthday. 25 YEARS AGO Wednesday, September 8, 1966 William S. Bradford, a native of London, Ontario will be the new principal of R.H. Cornish Public School. Port Perry Fair had a very successful fair with a record attendance of over 8,000 visitors. Mr. D.C. (Dan) Madsen is the new owner of the local 1.G.A. store after taking over from Mr. Jack Hope, of Port Perry. Mrs. Clara Martin, Mre. Alma Cox and Mrs. Marg Hayes of Port Perry, won the Bradley Trophy for the second successive year b ig Women's Trebles tournament at the Oshawa Lawn Bowling ub. Mrs. Stan Ploughman, Mrs. Stan Aldred and Carol Grimshaw all won barbecue tool sets during the Prince Albert Carload Store's recent "New Management Sale." 20 YEARS AGO Wednesday, September 8, 1971 Norm Middleton and a friend from Oshawa were fishing on Lake Scugog over the weekend and Norm managed to land a pickerel which weighed in at 8 & 1/4 Ibs. and measured 27 inches. Reg Dean, a 48-year old native of Owen Sound was bicycling from Vancouver to Halifax and made a brief stop over for lunch at Norm Middleton's butcher shop. Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan of Greenbank recently Sioned the wedding of their granddaughter Miss Karen Hood in itby. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. David Langille and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Park, all of Utica attended the Kinsmen National Convention in London, Ontario. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, September 9, 1981 A well-known and respected resident of Port Perry for the past 44 years Mr. C.A. Glass celebrated his 90th birthday on Sept. 6. Mr. Emile Fortin, of Sunrise Beach, Scugog Island was informed by the Toronto Star recently that he had won $300 in their "Joker's Wild" contest. Hilda and Ed Michell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their home on Stephenson's Point Road, Scugog Island on Sept. 5. Strawberry Threads opened its doors to the public on Thursday last week in the building formerly operated by Clark's Country Cupboard. The store is operated by Mary Hogg. The Aztecs nipped the Flames 1-0 in the third and deciding game of the Port Perry Ball Hockey Association final last week. The Little Britain Merchants have announced that Keith W. Archer will coach the Junior C team in the up-coming season. The Durham Region horseback riding for the handicapped association ride-a-thon will be held Saturday, Sept. 19 at Hoskin Stables in Blackstock. On July 10, Sandy Murdock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Murdock, Port Perry, received her Registered Nurse's Diploma from George Brown College, Toronto. A team of horses owned by Mr. Russ Cochrane of Blackstock Port Perry Fair on Labour Day. The team was driven by Earl Cochrane. RI OE SE won the first place ribbon in the four horse hitch event held at the 985-8552 Durharn Cn Stearn | LOOSE RUGS Clean ing BROADLOOM UPHOLSTERY 3M Scotchguard BRING YOUR PLANS to DASHWOOD ... and we'll introduce your home to some of the most beautiful, most energy-efficient window and door solutions available. Choose from an infinite range of sizes in your choice of vinyl clad MILLENIUM ®2000 or natural, ready-to finish western pine. WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE BDASHWOOD 1200 PHILLIP MURRAY AVE., OSHAWA 436-1344 Regi ters) Tragemad oF lig ba wat | Q Lidhd The Port Perry High School Student's Council recently presented the Community Memorial Hospital building fund and Operation Scugog food bank with cheques for $750. From left: Stu- dent's Councll Past President Matthew Shepherd, Student's Council Vice-President Meredith Al- lin, Student's Council President Dave Volman, Community Memorial Hospital Foundation Man- ager Debble McGarry, and Operation Scugog Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Carnegie. Students donate $1,500 proceeds from marathon dance to Hospital, Food Bank Last March, students at Port Perry High School danced for 10 hours straight. to the community. The students raised approxi- mately $1,500 by asking for a currently negotiating with the government for funding, so the plans are still on the drawing On Thursday, the proceeds minimum $20 pledge toward board, she said. from this annual Marathon the dance, he explained. The "We are hoping to have all Dance were donated to the hospital and food bank bothre- approvals by this fall." ceived $750. Barbara Carnegie, of Opera- The Community Hospital's tion Scugog, said the donation will go toward purchasing food. "Port Perry High School stu- dents have always been great supporters of the food bank," she said. Community Memorial Hospi- tal expansion fund and the Op- Lhe eration Scugog food bank. building fund welcomes the Dave Volman, president of contribution, said Debbie the Student's Council, ex- McGarry, the foundation man- plained that the student gov- ager. } } ernment has a policy of giving The hospital foundation is Village Garden Centre Boutique 1820 Scugog St., Port Perry 985-1 054 Located two doors east of Country Style Donuts OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Attention local crafts people... We are looking for unique crafts for our "COUNTRY CHRISTMAS" Bring us a sample of your work. Pick up your information sheet at Village Garden Centre Boutique. 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