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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 30, 1995-17 Obituary Bruce Bright Bruce was born March 1, 1917 at Raglan, Onta- rio, son of Olive and Willie Bright. He farmed as a young lad. A few years after his marriage January 29, 1938 to Laurrena Gra- ham, moved to Oshawa, in 1941. Soon Bruce got his call to serve overseas in WWII, convoying to differ- ent countries. In 1946 Bruce returned home. A car mechanic by trade, Bruce worked in lat- er years for Ron Fawcett restoring antique cars, un- til his retirement in 1982. He has been in failing health for a number of years, up to his death on Friday, May 19, 1995. Bruce is survived by his loving wife Laurrena (Graham) Bright of 57 years, one daughter and five sons. Beverley and Mark Thompson, Kenneth and Laurie Bright, Donald and Donna Bright, Robert and Karen Bright, Neil and Judy Bright, Clare and Julie Bright. Also lov- ingly remembered by 14 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. He leaves one brother Grant Bright of Port Perry. Pre- deceased by sister Doro- thy Grills and brother W. Jack Bright. Pallbearer attendants were: Ken Bright Jr., Da- vid Bright, Michael Bright, Bill Jordan, Stan Dezan, John P., Craig and Reg Manns. "Forever in our hearts" Musicales on By Alex Ingram Scugog Shores Museum regular Sunday night Mu- sicales had a wonderful evening Sunday, May 28. Joan Aldred and her Sweet Adeline group called "One More Time" sang for us. Besides being lovely to look at (male point of view) these girls gave us a splendid perfor- mance of their typical bar- bershop harmonies and enjoyable music. Gretel Cameron, accom- panied by Joan Lee on the keyboard, took us back to the music we enjoyed so much during the war years and after. Alex Ingram and Bob Cawker on saxophone, with Roy Paterson on pia- no, provided excellent toe- tapping tunesin the Dixie- land manner. Next week, June 4, Cyn- thia Nidd of Uxbridge will bring her violin and her Sweet Adeline chorus. We have had Cynthia before and do look forward to an- other lovely evening. Paul Arculus has promised us an interesting short story about Port Perry, its peo- ple and its times. Don't forget the hymn sing. We are starting our June Musicales at 7:30 p.m. (note time change). Come and bring a friend. INTRODUCING On June 7, 1995 Compton Cable T.V. throws the switch and our subscribers will get their first look into the future of cable TV services. FREE TRIAL PERIOD! We have just completed the construction of a multi-million dollar cable T.V. plant which is one of the most advanced in North America. By June 7th you will be switched from our old Analog System to the latest in digital technology. Using fibre optic technology, we will deliver crystal CLEAR reception with fewer interruptions for our subscribers. This new fibre optic system will allow us to expand our current channel capacity and provide future services for our customers well into the next century. We're so excited about our new digital cable plant that we will be offering our subscribers a FREE trial period to view our 18 NEW channels. The CHOICE will be yours! - AQ Le) S Cv Compton Cable T.V. Limited v SET: BOX 73, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, L9L 1A2 WATCH FOR DETAILS IN THE COMPTON CABLE FLYER "COMING NEXT WEEK IN YOUR MAIL. It contains important details to help you determine the programming that best suits your family. We have also included a remote channel guide to help you navigate all the new choices. $F BE EXE LHI CE ey En ved fade 4