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by1lean Pugh Belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. C. Postill who celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary in April. Their family took I them out to a special dinner : in Oshawa, Two sisters were honoured one Saturday evening recently when a family dinner for 12 was served at the home of Les and Grace Beacock. The occasion being to honour the birthdays of two oldest sisters, Margaret Tarves 80 and Olive Beacock 78, both reside in Oshawa. Later in the evening, several relatives made a brief call adding their share of gifts, good wishes and enjoyed a sample of the birthday cake. Kin were present from Lindsay, Oshawa, Brooklin, Seagrave and local areas. Sixteen tables of euchre players gathered at the hall on Thurs. evening. The ladies winners high - Rachael Forsythe, Gladys Slack, and Val Bissette. Mens high - J. Poots, Carl Gimblett Elwood. A number of people attend- ed the 96th Anniversary Service held in Port Perry -United Church on Sunday when Rev. Bruce Roffey was the guest speaker. Rev. Charlie Clarke has been visiting with his sister in Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. George Alliston were Sunday supper guests with Bryan and Judy Beacock. Sympathy to the Bonnell family in the passing of their son and brother on the week- end. 'GRANT MENZIES Next weeks news, call Earlene Armstrong at 985-7873. Our meeting of the Prince Albert U.C.W. was held on Wed. April 28th, in the church sanctuary. President Beth Pereman opened the meeting with a poem, "Prescription of a Spring Tonic." Beth welcomed the members and guests and expressed a warm welcome to our guest speaker, Bob Ann Dickson. The meeting was then turned over to the ladies in charge of the devotional, Grace Beacock, Myrtle Snelgrove, and Aileen Olsen. Hymn 485 "Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross" was sung. Scrip. was read St. Mark Chp, 15, 12-15. The ladies chose a skit entitled "Women Around the Cross" with Grace inter- viewing women of the bible. Mary Magdalene, Martha, Mary Salomme, Mary. We were made to realize what an important part women played in the life of Jesus. Grace then introduced our guest speaker Bob Ann Dick- son. Bob Ann shared her personal experiences with us. She spoke on the importance of team work and how we must be support- ive of one another. We should all assess our own ministry and be prepared to live love in that term. Thank you was given by Aileen Olsen. Correspondence was read and our bible of the month was sent to Peru. . Committee reports were given with another quilt being finished. Catering to a MOTORS LIMITED 1430 KING ST. E. OSHAWA 571-3600 1415 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY 666-3131 AE Rt Sh OY AA RRA) - Prince Albert wedding on May 8th. Several projects coming up in the near future: Craft and bake sale; Announcement of our U.C.W.Sunday Service, May 16th with guest speaker Betty Turcott; our ladies were asked to guide for the museum for the month of July. Our next meeting May 19th with guest speaker, Marjory Rice. Meeting closed with mizpah benediction. \ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 5, 1982 -- 9 Uxbridge Beverages move into Peterborough area An Uxbridge soft drink bottler is acquiring a second franchise to bottle .and market Coca-Cola and allied brands in the neighbouring Peterborough territory. The announcement'was made April 30in a joint state- ment by Neville Kirchmann, president and chief execu- tive officer of Coca-Cola Ltd. and H.E. (Butch) Orser and R.J. (Bob) Marshall, princi- pals of Uxbridge Beverages Limited, which will begin servicing the Peterborough territory as of June 1. The change in ownership will not result in any staff changes at Peterborough, Mr. Orser said, adding that New system coming for vehicle registrations An amendment to The Highway Traffic Act, pro- posing a new vehicle regis- tration system, was intro- duced in the Legislature by Ontario's Minister of Trans- portation and Commun- ications James Snow. Under the system, sched- uled to begin on Dec.1, 1982, licence plates will stay with the owner, not the vehicle. Owners will keep the licence plates currently on their vehicles, transferring them to new vehicles when their old models are scrapped or sold. "Along with this plate-to- owner concept, we're also introducing a system of staggered renewals," con- tinued Snow. "This coming licence renewal period will be the last time motorists will have to stand in long lines in late February to get their licence plate validation 1980 PONTIAC SUNBIRD - 4 cylinder, automatic, AM/FM stereo cassette, low miles, silver. Lic. RRA 096. 1977 Monte Carlo 350 automatic, red & white, two tone. Lic. LPD 189. stickers. "So, beginning Dec. 1, 1982, motor vehicle regis- trations will be pro-rated on the birthdate of the register- ed owners and by 1983 will automatically come up for renewal on each owner's birthdate. In the case of vehicles registered to a company, another renewal date may be selected, or several dates assigned for a certain number of vehicles in their fleet. . "When it comes time to renew, owners will pay a single registration fee for all passenger vehicles and it will no longer be based on the size of the vehicle engine, as is currently the case. A lesser single fee will be- payable for passenger vehicles registered in north- ern Ontario. Owners of commercial vehicles under 3000 kg, mopeds and motor- cycles will also pay flat fees," said Snow. The new motor vehicle registration system will also enable MTC to deny a re- newal of registration for motorists with outstanding parking tickets, or those who issue NSF cheques for our agents or the ministry. "Since the new system will be tied together by a new online computer network serving every licnece issuing agent in the province, a far broader range of services to the public will be available at every office," concluded Snow. Other benefits will include the elimination of parking tickets or summonses going to former owners of vehicles whose ownership wasn't transferred, as well as the ministry's ability to provide the publice, police and courts with more accurate and reliable vehicle information. Gregory's Annual Anniversay Substantial Reductions. If it's in our store, the prices have been slashed. So take advantage of these Savings.- Don't wait or hesitate! The sooner you arrive, the bigger and better the selection. Here's just a sampling! Suits Sport Coats ve 10 $100.00 Off $25.00 Off $7.00 Off 1980 JEEP 818. 5995 1978 CHRYSLER CORDOBA - 8 cylinder, auto., PS/PB, cruise control, air con- ditioner, brown. Lic. MSS 307. $3995 GOLDEN EAGLE - 360 auto., AM/FM stereo cassette, PS/PB, tilt steering, air conditioning, brown with gold trim. Lic. PNR 8995 027. PS/PB/PW, 712. 3795 1975 BUICK LeSABRE - 350 automatic, PS/ PB, clean car, black. Lic. JXU 2695 1980 EAGLE WAGON - 6 cylinder automatic, power rear hatch, air cond., trailer hitch, AM/FM stereo, two-tone burgundy. Dress Shirts $7.00 Off Ties . _. each $7.99 Outerjackets $15.00 Off Topcoats $15.00 Off Sport Shirts $5.00 Off Knit Shirts $5.00 Off each $7.99 Robes & Pyjamas ... 30% Off Sweaters 1/2 Price See our Many Other Items in our -- % PRICE CORNER -- ALTERATIONS EXTRA ALL SALES FINAL -NO SPECIAL ORDERS - power door locks, FREEMAN FORMAL RENTALS Lic. REV *8495 985-8160 area retailers will continue to be served by the present employees from the local sales and distribution facility. Where previously goods were being shipped in from Toronto, they will now be produced at the Uxbridge plant 'yielding economies of scale through increased utili- zation and production capacity," Mr. Orser said. Expansion of the Uxbridge territory to include Peter- borough, 'at a time when many other businesses are cutting back,' said Mr. Kirchmann, 'represents endorsements of both the proven entrepreneurial skills of the two men and of our commitment to the independent bottler system." On a national basis, 56 independent contract bottlers produce about 50 per cent of all Coca-Cola and other company brands such as Sprite, Tab Cola, Fresca, Fanta and Hi-C consumed in Canada. Mr. Orser spent 13 years with Coca-Cola Ltd., before joining an independent bottler of Coke in 1966. In 1981, he and Mr. Marshall, who had spent the previous 17 years with Coca-Cola Ltd., acquired the Uxbridge franchise. In addition, Mr. Orser is the sole shareholder of Penetang Bottling Company (1979) Limited, which also bottles Coca-Cola and allied products. Gregor y's Men iY i PORT PERRY PLAZA * OPEN: Mon. to Thurs. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Fri.to 9 P.M.; Sat to 5 P.M.