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"A Family Tradition for 126 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 1, 1992 - 27 Robinglade residents enjoy outdoor roast This past weekend John and Kristy Ann Zidner enjoyed a visit from their long time friends Gary and Colleen Ogle- stone who travelled here in their motorhome from Calgary. Their children Bradley and Car- rie had a great weekend with the Zidner children, Michelle and John Phillip. Many Robinglade Estate resi- dents enjoyed a super corn and weiner roast this past weekend at the Robinglade park and 'ol man weather co-operated by giving us sunshine instead of rain even though it was cool. Everyone had a great time and we've all decided to make it a yearly event. So everyone mark your calendars for the 5th Sat- urday in August for next year and we may make it a pig roast. Call the Williams family who will be helping to organize it. Everyone that helped this year did a great job - thank you very much! Paul and Diane Cooke hosted their annual barbecue/swim party last Saturday. It was one of the few Saturdays where the weather was perfect for so much outdoor fun. All who attended had a wonderful time. Congratulations to Kay and Grant MacDonald on the recent birth of their third child, a boy "Matthew," 7 lbs. 6 ozs., born Monday, Aug. 24 in Oshawa Hurricane From Page 26 damage was done to his recent- ly decorated home, but heavy rains would have made the de- struction complete. A huge tree fell on the home of Jas. MacMillan on the Oshawa Road and the roof and wall were badly damaged. In fact a ticklish job ensued to re- move the monster without in- creasing the damage. A chicken house was completely demol- ished on the same property. Quite early in the evening the bandstand at the lakefront park was turned over and badly smashed. Numerous television aerials were brought down in this district and many roofs were blown off of barns in the area. Farmers are frantically at work to replace the covering be- fore crops are spoiled by rain. Insurance adjusters have been hard pressed to look over and appraise the damage and it will be some weeks before it is possible to estimate the com- plete loss. One insurance agent reports he has received more than 100 claims running from a few dol- lars to $3,000 to $4,000, all within 10 miles of Port Perry. So far we have received no word of anyone being injured although some narrow escapes are reported. Murray McLaren of Scugog, barely missed being struck by the roof of his barn when it was dumped into the barn yard. Earl Bradburn of Burketon is said to have been tossed and rolled by the wind but fortunately was not serious- ly injured. The greatest damage 1s re- ported to be in the Cartwright area, where the high winds caused considerable havoc. One metal barn, that of Grant Jack- son, Blackstock, was complete- ly demolished on top of his com- bine. It has been said that at least half the farms on the Cad- mus line east of Blackstock suf- fered some damage, much of it extensive. Word was received that quite a bit of damage was done to trees and tombstones in Pine General Hospital. Happy birthday to John Zid- ner (Lordy, Lordy, He's not 40 - doing fine at 49!) Happy anniversary to Paul and Diane Cooke on Sept. 4! Diane is working on a 92/93 agenda for the Robinglade Es- tates women's group. Call Diane at 985-3722 if you wish to join this year and if you are able to host one of the monthly ses- sions at your home. Volunteer your home before it is volun- teered for you. For any new resi- dents of Robinglade, just a re- minder, this is a women's group that meets from September to June one evening a month where we enjoy interesting top- ics and discussions! As back to school time ap- proaches it is always a good time to remind our Seagrave Block Parents to put their sign in an appropriate visible win- dow and remind all motorists to be extra careful this time of year for the children. Belated happy birthday wish- es to Kevin Kerry whose birth- day was Aug. 15 and Daniel Fabiano who was the big "15" on Aug. 25,1992. Attention all girls between the ages of 6-12. Brownie and Guide registration will be Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1992 at the Kinsman Hall in Port Perry. The cost is $24. The Seagrave 2 eater tetany Fate a ty ah atta at tet a eat ee te BERRA RRR by Kim Blakley RRs RINE A , SO Se ges Guides are looking for leader- ship help this year. Your daugh- ter does not have to be in the unit for you to be involved, nor do you have to have any guiding experience. They need a person who likes the outdoors, likes working with girls and can car- ry some responsibility. Call Lin- da Fabiano at 985-1145 or Diane Runcieman 985-0012 if you are interested. The Mariposa Ladies Group will have it's first meeting on Sept. 23, 1992. The meetings will be held on the fourth Wednesday of every month. There will be more details to let you know where the first meet- ing will be in the coming weeks! Ladies, get your date books Hospital report Aug. 21 - Aug. 27 Admitted.............oevvverreennnnnn. 30 Deaths..........ccooeviiiiiiiiiinine 0 Births.........cooeiiiiiiin, 4 Emergencies........................ 256 Operations...........ceeeeeveeennnns 16 Discharged............................. 28 Remaining.........c..ccovvvvnnnnnnnnn. 38 Hazel wreaked havoc Grove Cemetery. The work of cleaning up and restoring order is in progress. Carpenters, hydro and tele- phone workers deserve much credit for their untiring efforts. Certificates D. J. TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LOL 1B7 Guaranteed Investment (Rates Subject to Change without Notice) G.1.C. 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