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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 16, 1975 Up =< Down the Street Brian Forder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Forder of Port Perry recently graduat- ed from the Funeral Service Education Course at Hum- ber College, Rexdale, Ont. Brian was also successful in_ passing his Ontario Funeral' Directors licensing exams. After completion of his apprenticeship he will con- tinue on staff at the Dixon Funeral- Home Ltd., Mark- ham, Ontario. ATTENTION FARMERS! WHY PAY Immediate Delivery . Pumps Available Almost a good news story Looking for a good news story during the hot vacation months of summer is like the search for the proverbial The directors of the Scugog Chamber of Com- merce and their wives enjoyed themselves at the annual directors picnic last Saturday. The picnic was held at the cottage of Mr. Merl. Dowson at Ball Point. An Open House was held at the Immaculate Conception Church new parish hall last Sunday. Many of the congre- gation had the opportunity to see the new facilities that have been under construc- tion recently. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens of R.R.1, Ashburn, were guests of honour recently at * a dinner party in celebration of their 40th wedding anniversary. The happy couple were married at home at Prospect, July 3, 1935. Present were the couples three children and their families. Both brothers of Mrs. Stevens also attend- ed. MORE? SAVE ON © DIESEL FUEL e MOTOR OIL oe GASOLINE Premium Quality Farm Tanks and OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 NORMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE is proud to invite you to see their New Line of Elegant Breakiront with Stereo FM/AM Radio, Phono, 8-Track Come in and brouse & have a free cup of coffee gNnawvoix TELEVISIONS and STEREOS needle, so it was with a great deal of enthusiasm that the staff of the Port Perry STAR looked forward to last Thursday. That's the day a plain- clothed provincial policeman was to spend the day in the office waiting for a member of an embezzlement racket to pick up the money for advertising in a magazine- a magazine that police believed didn't exist. In the best traditions of 007 and the CIA, the man showed up on Wednesday to pick up his money and an attempt was made by staffers to delay him to the following day. His description was noted, description and car licence plate number taken, and called in to police. A phone call to police Thursday, however, put an anti-climatic end to a fine bit of undercover work by the squad of STAR civilian volunteers. Legit, say police. It appears like the racket isn't a racket after all. ' Ho hum. Assaults police officer Two Port Perry men were charged by Ontario Provin- cial Police following an inci- dent in the parking lot of the Port Tavern on Water Street. Ronald G. Evans, 20, of 130 John St. was charged with assaulting a police officer, causing a disturbance, driv- ing while disqualified, and breech of recognizance Friday after he became in- volved in a scuffle with Const. Bill Muldoon of the Whitby detachment, OPP. He was taken into custody to provincial jail awaiting a Tuesday bail hearing. Also charged with obstruc- tion was Wayne Keehn, 49, of RR3 Port Perry. According to a police Sales e DRAW ON THE MAGNIFICENT ELECTRONIC Sales ice vr GAME OF "ODYSSEY". Sen NO PURCHASE NECESSARY FITSANY TV 19" 1026" Servieq Rentals Draw to take place on September 5th, 1975. entasg L] NORMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE 1218 Simcoe St. N. - Oshawa - 579-2411 "We Service what we sell". e 3 . . "4 - Se RL IEA NN A EN a) hd tin SUS PAR WRG TESA EE RAISE $7,300 FOR MENTALLY HANDICAPPED Some 250 golfers took part in the annual John D. Baker Memorial Golf Tournament held again this year at Sunny Brae Golf Course near Prince Albert. The Saturday tournament was one of seven to be held this year in aid of the mentally handicapped. From left, club professional Dan Lally and winners Bill Waldram, Harold Ball, John Aikin and John Lovell. he winners are all from Oshawa. UXBRIDGE DENTURE CLINIC spokesman, Const. Muldoon 66 Brock Street West - Uxbridge, Ont. was dispatched to the tavern following a midnight com- plaint that there was a fight going on in the tavern park- ing lot. When he attempted to make an arrest, say police, there was a scuffle and the charges were laid. 852-5291 APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE NOW. For Complete Denture Service. D. Thapar Member of the Denturist Society of Ontario 3a waitsesnes [JEN ISN'T IT TIME YOU A 2 » ou 2g & LUBRICATION}, En $1190 Plus oil.(filter extra if needed) Blue Engine Extra Oil changes and lubrication at factory-recommended intervals reduce needless wear to vital engine parts. Our skilled Guardian Maintenance technicians use only GM Engineering-Approved Lubricants. ldo WAS yi PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Port Perry 985-7309 ~~ Oshawa 655-3366 PONTIAC [2]V] [0] § LIMITED Telephone: