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24 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 8, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" \ Bruton's IDA celebrated 125 years in Port Perry last week. Previous owner Rebecca Bru- ton (centre) cuts the cake with help from present owners Margaret and Jim Lawrence. AT GREYSTONE FOUNDED 1991 Shirley Road, Port Perry Under New Management Lounge and Restaurant Come & Join us for a Thanksgiving Buffet $14.95 adult $9.95 Children & Seniors Regular menu also available Reservations Please » 985-1598 Homes hit by thieves Two residences were broken into and electronic equipment stolen on Oct. 4. According to Durham Regional Police, a VCR and satellite components were stolen from a home on Scugog Concession 4 and a col- or TV, microwave oven and VCR were stolen from a home on Regional Road 57. Also on Sept. 29, a Shirley Road residence was broken into and several items stolen. aaa A purse and camera were stolen from a parked car in Port Perry on Oct. 2. The inci- dent is under investigation. Oktoberfest a The beauty of the autumn leaves was certainly a part of everyone's weekend in this area. We hope that the wind and rain do not blow away the leaves for a while. Several from here have been away on color tours -- to Vermont area as well as Northern Ontario. Congratulations to Jim and Dorothy McHarg who will be married 50 years on Oct. 11. The family will be holding an Open House at the Ramada Inn, Kingston on Sunday, Oct. 13 after 2 p.m. If anyone is in that area this Sunday do make a point to join them on this happy occasion. Best wishes. Anyone who has made a pie or cake for any event of the Blackstock United Church over the past two years is asked to visit the basement of the church within the next short while to look over the plates that have accumulated over many months. Congratulations to Roy and Harold McLaughlin for their excellent standing at Rosen- eath Fair on the weekend. On Saturday, Roy and Harold teamed up and won the first place trophy and prize for the doubles. On Sunday in the sin- gles tournament, Roy placed first. He was very pleased to be able to defeat the present On- tario Champion who is from Toronto. You fellows certainly have great skill in this sport. Congratulations. Fair board members are re- minded of the regular meeting Lu Susan Haslett-Scholfield Scugog Public Library Oct. 19, 1991 - Nov. 8, 1991 For further information please contact Kent Farndale 985-3715 Call Robert J. Gow For professional investment advice and service on a variety of products, including: * GICs = Treasury Bills = Strip Bonds = RRIFs = No-Fee RRSPs = Stocks = Bonds = Mutual Funds ROBERT J. GOW 434-6161 Eo Investment advisors to Canadian enterprise and enterprising Canadians 12 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1A9 (Toronto Line) 683-1 081 . Grace Bassant, ® . 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Curling will soon be begin- ning so anyone interested in joining the Men's League, the Afternoon League of the Mixed League, please contact David Petrie, Joy Rudkin, Jan- et VanCamp, Tara Taylor or Mark Graham as soon as possi- e. The third annual Oktober- fest on Saturday evening at the Rec Centre was a great success with a fine crowd of fun-loving people. Winners of the polka contest were Brian and Cheryl - Dedong, of the Women's Sau- sage-Eating Contest -- Shirley Smith. The Wheelbarrow was auctioned over to the highest bidder -- Neil McLaughlin. Mu- sic was provided by the D.S. Park Oomp-paa-paa Band. On Oct. 1 there were 15 ta- bles at the weekly card party with the following winners -- Ruby Smith, Nerta Masters, Kathleen Watts, Bernice Loudfoot, Thos. Manns, Mary Cannon, Dorothy Edwards with Doreen Fergu- son. Lucky Draws were won by Bernice Wells, Dorothy Ed- wards, Mary Poots, Manny Saltariche, Ann Taylor, Iva Mountjoy and Mary Poots. 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