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aa "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" TE -------------- 085-8448 os Line =) 143rd Annual Sunderland Fall Fair September 13, 1994 - 6pm September 14, 1994 - 12 noon - Opening Ceremonies Puffy the Clown %* Fiddlers Contest % Victorian Craft Demo ¥* Light Horse Show (2-days) %* Fair Queen Pageant ¥* FireWorks %* Giant Vegetables %* Flowers ¥* Culinary Art ¥ Junior Fair % Field Crops % Vegetables ¥* Arts & Crafts ¥* Pet Show ¥* Heavy Horse Show ¥* Dog Show ¥* 4-H Dairy Calf Show ¥* Karaoke Night % Rug Hooking Demo ¥* Petting Zoo ¥* Puppet Show ¥* Oxen Rides ¥* Demolition Derby For more information call: Karen Creighton, Sec./Tres. (705) 432-2833 The First Colour RRM ATE HG STL JERE 3 YAW LER I wf! YR. ¢ $8208 or 2 « : '. «PANIQe CANNY WEL RS DU I Ld ws. APP? PLL OP SOOPEL, . QP PASE VO ANTER AS APNE : . Cot ASS JMOL PSE APAD PO "8 NILA Vr VEPSTS 8985000 Hd pans ANY SPAR &H ANIA IAN SS SRPPAIA WP IIINI. ATA VI JARI RIAL. PEAPASN SC WANN Maven elit senting . > It's been 2-1/2 months since school buses went on vacation. Now that they're back, we could all use a little refresher course on what to do when you meet one on the road. It's very simple. You must stop when a school bus flashes its red waming signals. Even if you're going in the opposite direction. Let's all have a safe fall. Remember, the roads tum yellow before the leaves do. PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry GM Parts Sales, Service, Leasing 085-8474 085-2716 "Drive a little further..save a whole lot more" SOURGE BOY = - PIZZA & SUBS 80 Water Street, Port Perry Free Delivery _ Find us fast in the "Yellow Pages" ™ Police report Cars in Port Perry have tires slashed Durham Regional Police are investigating two incidents of cars having their tires slashed in Port Perry last week. One of the vehicles was a township car operated by the municipal bylaws officer, police said. It was discovered behind the township offices on Perry St. with all four tires slashed last Tuesday morning (Aug. 30). It's believed the damage occurred overnight Monday. And sometime during the night Aug. 31 a car parked behind a Queen St. building had its tires slashed, police said. Damage in that instance is estimated at around $600. $4,000 theft Power tools worth an esti- mated $4,000 were stolen from a residence on the Shirley Rd. (Regional Rd. 19) during the weekend, police reported. Police said a truck tool box and a workshop were entered sometime overnight Saturday (Sept. 3). Items stolen included a Willicom Sandiford Strategies for Small Enterprises * Business Concepts & Solutions e Computerized Accounting set-up ¢ Electronic Countermeasures ¢ Local Area Networks (LAN"S) ¢ Software and Hardware ¢ Training and Support (905) 985-1877 Agriculture - Commercial Tale [VRS (gts iRslale Maisttsl] chainsaw, a power saw, and an automatic nailer. Home break-in Police are also investigating a break and enter which occurred at a Regional Rd. 21 home. Police said a family returned from a week-long vacation to find their house ransacked and some items missing. Entry was gained through a window over a sink, police said. Stolen were a VCR and tapes, as well as a quantity of jewelry. Police are listing the incident as theft over $1,000. Safe emptied Police have suspects in con- nection with the theft of money and a camera from the Scugog Animal Control offices on Reach St. last week. Police said entry to the office was gained by a sliding glass window. Once inside the thieves opened a safe and removed cash and a Polaroid camera. The incident occurred some- time during the night Sept. 1, police said. Theft thwarted A vehicle in Port Perry sus- tained serious damage when an attempt was made to steal it last week, police said. The car, parked on Kellett St., was entered sometime during the night Aug. 31. Thieves smashed the 1976 Pontiac Le Mans' steering col- umn, but couldn't get the car started. Damage is estimated at around $300. A number of other car thefts were reported: A 1984 Pontiac was stolen from an Ash St. address in the early morning hours Sept. 4, and a car was stolen from a Greenbank resi- dence on Hwy 12 on the week- end. It was recovered in Thorah Twp. Monday (Sept. 5). As well, a boat and motor were stolen from a Portview Beach residence between Aug. 26 and 28, and a boat and motor were taken from Port Perry Marina during the peri- od Aug. 25 to 30. Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. G.1.C. 5 YEAR Personal attention to all of yor general inscnance needs. 8.20" 985-8471 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 our best rate Subject to change without notice 085-8514 or ADVERTISING DEADLINES Precision REAL ESTATE Auto Electric & General Repair 5:00 P.M. 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