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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 18, 2001 5 LCBO RENOVATIONS: The local liquor store, located at the corner of Perry and Mary Streets, is currently under renovation. Workers are an hand at the site, where they're repairing and refinishing y EXPERIENCE ATIVE oC us 191 QUEEN St., PORT PERRY, ON L9L1B9 905-985-6956 Val LaRocca EMMERSON Tani BROKERS LIMITED : @ Farm Insurance an Specialists Since 1917 "193 Queen St, Port Perry, Ontario % 905-985-7306 'Farm ¢ Auto » Home * Commercial Sat. 9:00am - 2:00pm Dry Cleaning on Premises Wash, Dry, Fold, Alterations, Shirts, Laundry, Blind Cleaning & Repairs, Carpet Cleaning 1888 Scugog 7A, Port Perry 905-985-1329 « 1-877-437-3779 EEE Se vr NICK BRONSON / PORT PERRY STAR parts of the building's exterior. The work began on Sept. 11, and is expected to wrap up by the middle of next week, depending on weather conditions. Two local motorcyclists injured Port Perry bikers hurt in collision near Peterborough Two Port Perry motor- cyclists are in hospital after they were injured in a collision north of Peterborough on the weekend. According to Ontario Provincial Police, a large group of motorcyclists were eastbound on County Rd. 24 in the Township of Ennismore/Lakefield on Saturday around 11:45 a.m. when a GMC van stopped at a stop sign on County Rd. 8 was struck from behind and pushed into the group of bikers. Several of the bikes were struck by the van and one man, 45-year-old Rick Coombes of Courtice, was pro- nounced dead at the scene. Also injured were Dan Blundell of Port Perry, Blair Plummer of Port Perry and the driver and passenger of the van. Mr. Plummer was air- lifted to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto and the others were transported to area hospitals. The condition of the two Port Perry men was unknown at press time. OPP officials say that charges are pending as the investigation contin- ues. Plan an Autumn Outing Scugog Shores Historical Museum Village and Archives Sunday. September 23rd, 2001 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. COME AND SEE WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE IN THE PIONEER DAYS! Some of the Adtivities + Goat Milking * Com Husk Dolls « Horseshoes * Apple Press « Corn Shelling « Butter Chuming Crafts & Games for Children + Yam Dolls « Treasure Hunt * Spinners & Weavers Miniature Steam Engines « Rope Making * Bake Sale « Quilts on Display ¢ Blacksmithing * Musical Entertainment Li | Technici Refi g of ws. SE Ranges/Ovens A ehipechn Dhegosals Dishwasher Inst FAST MOBILE SERVICE ALL MAKES + ALL MODELS Port Perry 905-985-1271 NORTH DURHAM APPLIANCE % Gretel Cameron (Vocalist) accompanied by Eva Hunter on the hisforical organ in Head! Church FOOD PREPARED OVER AN OPEN FIRE Sausage on a Bun and Com-on-the-Cob, Apple Crisp (fresh), Ojibway Heritage Lands Baking of Bannock Bread oR « (ider and other refreshments «@ Auction of Donated Goods " Ko Y4 [OJ £3 F=14 To I °Zo FR °J0Y 4 @l 24 (0; 905-985-3589 SYSTEMS Custom Sandblasted & Carved Signs I Screen printing * Vehicle Lettering * Laminating to 60" * Digital Printing to 50" * Store Decor * Service Installation 158 Reach Industrial Park Rd. tel. 905-985-4508 fax 905-985-4534 www.canadiansign.com CANADIAN SIGN LUMBER, APPLE CIDER, 5 STONE GROUND FLOUR One of Ontario's Oldest » Wi | || Water Powered Working Mills! 2656 Concession Rd. #7 Hamlet of Tyrone 905-263-8871 a ; , \ o LJ] LJ a Patricia Price Cenoe ANTIQUES, FOLK ART & BOOKS 188 Mary Street, Port Perny 903-983-7383 EMERALD 1320 King St. (Manchester) RR#4, Port Perry Ont. L9L 1BS GREAT FOOD AT nour your office § GREAT PRICES 22th gent . 2 Tues. - Sat. Kitchen opens at § pm i - supplies! 2130 Shirley Rd., Port Perry Drop By or Call Ahead 905-985-4273 905-985-7644