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8-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 27, 1978 WINTERIZING AUTO NEEDS WE HAVE THEM Nat Batteries + Booster Cables * Hoses * Clamps * a Thermostats * Rad C * Sark P) Wires ¢ La Interior Car and Truck Warmers * 3 Rear Window Defoggers * Frost Shields A ! * Scrapers * De-Icers * Steering 2 Wheel Covers Seat Covers * Arctic Wiper Blades * Antifreeze for Gas Lines, Rads and Windshields « Remanufactured Water Pumps, Starters, Altemators, Regulators, Solenoids, V4 Distributors * Carb Cleaners ¢ o Heater Motors « Etc. I tured automotive ew and remanulac nal t t A (arrying the largest s ah Se partof the bargain is free, Persona 1s - --- AE parts inthe County roe from experienced auto pars sp . : A ; , Oct. 7th. as 7 Bumper Ideas to Add Value and | Comfort to Your Car i ah Save $1.55 on Bumper to Ideal for sporting events, picnics and camping, in 60% BSR wool blend. Matching carryin case has 1" thick foam pad. Blanket approx. 54" x 60". --~. BC301 Bumper to Bumper Good Buy Rich plaid travel blankets Bumper De-Icing Kit Windshield de-icer removes ice and frost from windshield #780 Lock de-icer - Lets you in fast #612 All For Only WiNOSHIELD DE-ICER CHASSE-GIVRE Bumper to Bumper Money Saving Specials!! aac 4g avs ou ran M1802 avoe (2279) Gas Line Antifreeze prevents frozen gas lings #409 4 7" plexiglass Ice Scraper in a handy Bumperto 23 Bumper Litter Bag 3 {% ob WY: "LS Ae Easily installed - orlon pile seat covers fit snugly - and Hheyre washable!! Prestone 11 gives you protection against Freeze-ups - Boilovers and Corrosion, and when you buy 2 gallons of Prestone Il and the Prestone anti-freeze tester you will For most North For most Light i American Cars gee Ebi rl 12°° receive up to $3.00 rebate from the manufacturer. (50FP) (16 FP) AY NY $ NN 9 J ray / 7 ve now at 99 Wheel Wrench Screwdriver Set 4 way wheel wrench forged from high Set contains: quality steel and nickel plated. (%", '"%", %", 7%"). One of hundreds of tools for do-it- yourselters from Bumper to Bumper #307 "x 2" Electrician, %"x 1%2" Mechanics Round %" x 4" Electrician, v4" x 4" #3 Robertson Ya" x 4" #2 Phillips, ¥" x 4" Mechanics Round t~ FULLY GUARANTEED. Chrome vanadium. SDK-06 r Interior J Car Warmer Distributes heated air 360 degrees for fast vehicle warm-up and clear frost free windows. Automatically cuts off in the event of over heating or fan failure. B50W 120V #264 4363 A "real-Leather" touch of elegance -- Just laceiton -- ) In brown or black to co-ordinate with t , most interiors 21-660/662 HNUIEVITH AY ANaiio 0 Ue = Master Charge Chargex and Visa welcome at most stores For do-it- yourself auto parts and accessories as well as free professional advice check with the Bumper to Bumper store or the Bumper to Bumper authorized service center nearest you. 'Bumper to Bum Always check for other In-Store Specials. Rain checks available if a product Is out of stock. per located at: Hwy 7-A, Port Perry Plaza, Port | Utica and area news By Vera Brown World Wide Communion will be observed in Utica United Church at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 1st. Sunday School will be at 10:15 a.m. Don't forget to bake pies for the sale on Saturday ladies. There will be a euchre in the Hall on Friday at 8 p.m. There was a little bit of excitement in the village on Saturday evening when two cars collided at the corner. Fortunately only one person was injured, I hope not too seriously. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Carre of Toronto were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family. Sympathy to the family of the late Mr. Chester Holley who passed away recently. Mrs. Bessie MacCannell, Jewel Dawn Fellitti and Ryan have been spending the past few days with Mrs. Chester-Holley at Markdale. Happy Birthday to Master Ryan Fellitti who had his third birthday on Sept. 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gerrow spent Sunday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown: Sympathy also goes to Dennis-and his family in the recent passing of grand- father Mr. Graydon Taylor of Oshawa. ; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey visited with Mrs. Ethel Kidd at Goodwood on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dora Geer accompan- ied the Port Perry Senior Citizens on a tour of Halibur- ton and spent a week at Deer Lodge on Lake Kashagawig- amog and also toured the lakes on the tour boat. Sunday Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper and Mrs. Delia Harper had Sunday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Schofield and family at Taunton. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Beare of Mississauga visited with Mrs. Crosier on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sutcliffe and famiy attended a family reunion on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bray at Raglan, There were cousins present from Boyle, Michigan. OnTuesday last, Mrs. Mildred Thompson attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Beatrice Rose at Holt Church and later had super with Mrs. Jim Miller at Mount Albert. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cleveland and John of Mount Albert visited with Mrs. Thompson.- On Saturday, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goslin and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke had supper with Mrs. Lena May at Port Hope and later attended the 90th birthday party for Mr. Lewis Osland at Canton. On Thompson attended anniversary service at Siloam. Mr. and Mrs. Muray Kirton of Mount Albert were supper guests. The "Fat Albert Club" of C.B.ers held a dance in the Hall on Saturday evening. Mrs. Vera Taylor, accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs: Johnston of England and Mr. and Mrs. Bielby of Cedar Grove, have just returned from a two week motor trip to-the east coast and New England states. They had a very enjoyble trip and report that the leaves in New England are at their best. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diamond were surprise guests at a 40th Wedding Anniversary celebration, held in their honour, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diamond in Oshawa. The party was given by their son « Robert and Pat on Saturday, Sept. 23rd, 1978. Guests attending the celebration were; Ross Diamond and family from Scarborough, Vera and Bruce Diamond from Pickering, Minnie and Paul Diamond Greenbank, Irene and Gordon Clark from Keswick, Ralph and Barbara Clark from Toronto, Beth and Fred Clarke from Toron- to, Ernest McCully and fam- ily from East York, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews from Scar- borough. Best wishes to Jack and Edna from all children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, friends and relatives. nq to a report in last week's Star, an inquest will be held into: the accident September 15 which took the life of Lloyd Harvey Gillbank of RR 2, Blackstock. 'The victim was operating a front end loader at a gravel pit near Burketon and ap- parently fell beneath the wheels. x Under provincial legisla- tion an inquest is mandatory in accidents such as this where there is loss of life. Coroner Dr. Russ Martin & é of Port Perry says the in- quest will likely be held next month. RICHARD'S BEAUTY STUDIO 985-7991 invites you to the opening of their new store on October 3rd at 182 Queen Street (next to Becker's) WITH THESE OCTOBER SPECIALS NATURE'S PROMISE CUSTOMIZED PERM Regular $35.00 SPECIAL $25. 00 ALL OTHER PERMS 20% Off Free Hair An alysis & 10% OFF All Jhirmack Hair & Skin Products. Drop in and see our new home and for the first week - Join us for coffee and homemade cookies. PHONE 985-7991 FOR APPOINTMENT Parking at rear of Building. <i _- 9