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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 2, 1988 Dave Milton of Scugog Island has had lots to smile about since his car club, the Classic GTO Club of Ontario, won top honours | at a recent show. See story for details. EST. 1985 STONEY POINT DECOYS ANTI ONY hrw FINISHED DECOYS Woodworker © Cra tsman READY TO PAINT DECOYS TRADITIONAL HAND-CRAFTED CARVING KITS CAP pss oR BOOKS Full Size Patterns Real Leather Saddles Bridles, Straps, etc. The book -- Send $1.00 for Brochure Come See our Display. "MAKING ROCKING HORSES" 4 8 5 -3846 by Anthony Dew >< 10% DISCOUNT with this ad. auto glass & trim na. EC ----,,,SS il ili." Po*T PERRY The Backyard Mechanics GTO Club wins top award Dave Milton of Scugog Island couldn't be any happier. At Speedorama '88, a car show held January 22, 23, 24 in the Automotive Building at Exhibition Place, Toronto, Dave's car picked up top honours. And not only did the Classic GTO Club of Ontario win first prize for the best display at the show, Dave and his wife Karen won first in their category, 'restored convertibles.' The Miltons own and adore a 1969 rag-top Pontiac GTO, with 400 horsepower under the hood, a glit- tering gold paint job, and the un- mistakable license plate, "1ST GTO." * Dave's been a member of the GTO club for three years and has spent a great deal of time at meetings, social occasions, summer picnics, and car shows. He's also a member of the executive, with the title Events Co-ordinator. In fact, it was all Dave's idea for the Speedorama display with the theme of "The Backyord Mechanics." Five spotless GTO's were the cen- trepiece, surrounded by parts, tools, two stuffed overalls acting as mechanics, and a hoist in the air. The display also featured three television sets broadcasting pre- recorded videos of past club activities. Although Dave doesn't want to "blow his own horn, he must have done a pretty fair job on the display, in order to win first prize at the _ prestigious show, in which hundreds of cars were entered, from all over Ontario and the United States. The prize was $1,000 cash and a trophy that's half as tall as Dave is ---- and he stretches well over the six foot mark. RR.S.P. if you currently have an RRSP or are thinking about opening one, do you know what the limitations and benefits are for.income tax purposes? Find out from the income tax spe- cialists at H&R Block. We could save you time and money on your tax retum. Let us show you how the RRSP could benefit you in your tax situation. (Above the Post Office) PORT PERRY 985-9803 OPEN: Weekdays 10 AM to 4 PM For winning his own category, Dave and Karen received a plaque. "This is the first time we've won big,' Dave says. The seventy-five or so members in the club can, if they wish, make it to a car show just about every weekend of the summer. There's even an annual GTO convention in the U.S. every July. Dave made it down last year and was impressed with the quality of the cars. "That's the cream of the crop down there," he admits. And while Speedorama was the club's first big win, it has won before, at the Pickering Car Show last year (which the GTO club spon- sored), and the Cobourg Car Show. The Pontiac GTO was first pro- duced in 1964, and was renowned for being the 'muscle car' everyone wanted to own. Dave's own GTO can do the quarter mile in 15 seconds flat. GTO's continued to be made un- til 1974, but their biggest populari- ty, Dave says, ended in 1967. GTO owners interested in joining the Classic GTO Club of Ontario can call Dave at 985-9433. Volunteers are needed as probation officers ~ The Volunteer Program of the Ministry of Corrections has 22 con- cerned citizens who work with adult and young offenders in the com- munity. 'Each supervises an average of 3 clients to ensure the conditions of the Probation Order are being met and to assist them with a variety of needs and problems. The clients, age 16 and up, are from all walks of life, and have become involved with the law for everything from driving to proper- ty offences. The volunteers and clients are matched according to their loca- tions, the skills and interests of the Volunteers, and the needs of the clients. Initial and on-going training and supervision is provided by full-time Probation Officers and includes workshops on a number of topics, and tours of Ministry facilities. Volunteering in corrections makes - adifference in this community. The Program is in need of new volunteers to provide this valuable service. 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