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Selections, The Complete Men's Shop Winston Churchill's shop When Fred W. Churchill the "W" really does stand for Winston). decided late last year to open a new mens shop in Port Perry, he admits he didn't know very much about the clothing business. The Scugog Island resident had spent the last eight years in auto sales with a dealer in Ajax and before that he worked for Dominion Life Insurance in Ottawa. But when Greg's Mens Wear mov- ed out of Port Perry last year. Mr. | Churchill decided the time was Fight to set up business in this community. Two weeks ago, he finally opened the doors to "Selections, The Com- plete Mens Shop' on Queen Street and he told the Star his aim is to pro- vide good quality mens clothing at reasonable prices. And wherever possible, the clothing in his store will have a "made in Canada' label. "I think that's important especial- ly in a community like this," he stated. "People are looking for goods made in Canada." Starting a new business from scratch meant he had to be very careful in choosing sizes and col- ours. The last thing he wanted was to buy heavily in a certain line-arid then see the goods sitting on the shelf for a few months. "I have tried to stock selectively and with flexibility," he said. He has lined up suppliers who will ship quickly those "*hard to fit orders" for the stout buyer or the man who wears a shirt with extra long sleeves. On some items, he can guarantee delivery by courier r the next day. He is carrying a full range of suits, slacks, dress shirts, ties, shorts, and some very smart look- Ing sports wear in the latest styles and bright colours. He isnot carrying certain things like shoes or the exclusive ex- cessories like cologne or leather wallets and key cases. But he is hop- ing to bring in formal rentals for those special occasions. While his extensive working background in the auto and in- surance sales business has been helpful, Mr. Churchill says he's had a lot of good advice from a personal friend in Winchester, Ontario, (his home town) who has been in the mens clothing business for almost 20 years. He says there are a lot of similarities between Winchester (a Remember, you only have one mother! farming community near Ottawa) and Port Perry. Mr. Churchill, his wife Olga and their three daughters have lived in Scugog for about a year and they thoroughly enjoy the community Asked how he came up with the name "Selections,'" he says it was his wife's idea. He had been toying with the idea of calling the store Churchill's, but there is a store in Oshawa by the same name. Winston's he ruled out as too stuffy, and Frederick's was too cumbersome. When his wife sug- gested 'Selections,' he agreed that it was appropriate. "I'm trying to provide the customer with good selection and good quality in a reasonable middle of the road price range." he said. -Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker A Thought We are confident Mothers everywhere had a meaningful day on Sunday, May 10, surrounded by a loving family to make the day a "special" occasion. If far away we trust the family phoned, or sent a card, or whatever, if not able to JOIN US ~ VALMED HEALTH CARE TEAM -- positions now available -- RN's, RNA's, Grads Nurse Aides - Homemakers 'VALMED OFFERS YOU: Preferred Geographical Areas Additional Patient Care for Nursing Students Homes or Institutions Incentive Bonuses Flexible Hours _ Competitive Wages "WE CARE" VALMED HEALTH SERVICES ok 433-1494 ..ma Frew. all of Nestleton reward her with a visit. It would make her feel "'great" just to hear from you. Remember! You only have one Mother! Someone has said, ""the road is never long when 'you are on the way to your Mothers. They are "super" people! Mothers Day has been celebrated every se- 'cond Sunday in May since 1914. Nestleton United Church - A good attendance on Family Sun- day at Nestleton United Church with the Glenn Malcolm family greeting -at the 'door. The Junior Choir sang very sweetly "God Watches Over Us," accompanied by Betty Headon at the piano. Rev. D. Davis had a story for the children and a thought provoking sermon entitled "Space In The Family Parking Lot."" He suggested that the power structure 3f the family needs to be re- examined. The Scriptures were "read by Joanna Malcolm. Next Sun- day, May 17, the Sacrament of Bap- tism will be observed. A warm welcome awaits you at 11:15 a.m. Nestleton Pancake Breakfast A Success The Pancake Breakfast - 9a. m_ 2 p.m. hosted by the Nestleton Hall Board on Mothers Day Sunday, was an outstanding success. Many folks took advantage of this "special" event - a most enjoyable occasion! The male cooks were superb flipp- ing those pancakes with ease._and the delicious maple syrup... with the nourishing sausages was a good bet to start Mothers Day Sunday! Nestleton Presbyterian Church Rev. Fred Swann conducted the morning service at 10 am. with Mrs. Joyce Taylor presiding at the organ. The Psalm reading was Psalm 23, the section on "The Chris- tian Family." Scripture St. John 19: 27 was read and the sermon entitl- ed, 'Jesus Mother At The Crucifix- ion," owing the thought of "Woman's place in the Church." The Annual Decoration Service for the Cadmus Cemetery is Sun- day, June 14. District Annual Attended On Thursday, May 7. Neta Fish. Winnifred Davidson, and Gwen: dolyn Malcolm accompanied Nor- to the Women's Institute District Annual held at Kendal Business, fun and fellowship made for a worthwhile day. The Kendal members served a delicious salad luncheon = Birthday Celebrated On Saturday, May 9, thirty of the PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 12, 1987 -- 15 - : : Fred Churchill (his middle name really is Winston) is the owner of Selections The.Complete Mens Shop. The new store on Queen Street in Port Perry opened for business recently. Mr. Churchill, whohasa background in auto and insurance sales, says he's en- Joying the clothing business in Port Perry. (See story for details). Emerson clan had a happy get-to- gether at the Witherly cottage at Emerson Beach. for Edgar Emer- son's birthday which was celebrated in fine style...a very festive occa- sion. Qur "'warmest wishes' to friend & neighbour Edgar for many more! (Caesarea Community Charch A very good attendance at the Caesarea Church with Rev. Dr W_H. Crawford conducting the ser- vice. He delivered a very thought provoking message entitled. "An In- dispensible Mother" based on Scrip ture I Samuel I: 1-18 read by Lynn Arney The Responsive reading was led by Kathy Tromans and Marjorie Pugh was in charge of the children's church in the Hall. This fine service closed with "Happy The Home When God Is There" and Benedic- tion. Each mother in the congrega- tion was presented with flowers by the minister. .in keeping with Mothers Day. The organist - K Watts. Caesarea News At the Wednesday evening euchre the following are to be con- gratulated - first prize went to Judy Westall with 85. Second prize - Mary Poots with 81. Low score - Del Marlow with 52. Paul Krawetts held 14 lone hands for the month of April Our warmest congratulations to all Lunch was prepared and served by Linda Hughes & Anne Harran and a nice social time followed The . Pancake Breakfast on Mothers Day Sunday. was very good with a fine attendance and sump tuous food served nicely This is a first for the Caesarea folks you'll hear more about these annual breakfasts in the future you can count on that' -. Family News of Interest : Russell & Edda Bowman of St Christopher, enjoyed a visit with daughter Pat Cornell and son Russell, Jr for Mothers Day weekend John and Marion Hall, Port Perry & Williams Point. "hosted" son Bob & Carolyn Hall, Rebecca & Rachael of Port Perry for Sunday supper. 'Son Bill Hall, Christopher & Michael of Ajax were evening guests. (Daughter-in-law Loraine was working and couldn't be present) Sunday evening dinner guests with Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm were daughter Gail of Port Perry, and son Dennis & Laina Malcolm, Jove & Laura of Ajax. Recent guests were sons David & Joanna Malcolm and family and Glenn & Arlene Malcolm and family. Audrey Leishman and son William spent Mothers Day with Neta Fish of Nestleton. Daughter Marlene Bannister of Peterborough phoned during the day Norm & Bernice Mairs of Nestleton, attended the Pancake Breakfast in Nestleton Centre. and later visited with Robert & Carol Mairs and family in Nestleton. Mothers Day guests with Sam & Mabel Cawker of Scugog Pt. Rd. were Alan & Eleanor Cawker and daughter Lea Kitchen, and little Jessica of Oshawa A great visit over lunch! Best Wishes We are more than pleased to hear - that Richard MacKenzie of Nestleton is home recuperating after major surgery on Tuesday, at Wellésley Hospital in Toronto. A very pleasant surprise! Keep up the good work Rick! Sorry to hear that a good friend, Ella Bowers of Nestleton is in Port Perry- Hospital ..not feeling the best! Our thoughts and prayers are with Ella for a speedy recovery! Sympathy Extended Mrs. Adeline Earnshaw of Caesarea, passed away in Oshawa Hospital on Sunday evening Funeral service will be held in Jer- rett Funeral Chapel, Kennedy Rd in Toronto, on Wednesday, May 13 at 1 p.m. Visiting 7-9 p m Tuesday Our sincere sympathy to her fami- ly. A very outgoing, special lady! Relatives & friends will miss her! i 7 @