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- vp -- --------------------TGY ~~ rms rf Sm AR -- - - Cm mw wr we Tg a ee a na 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 17, 1988 SERGRAVE NURSERY & LRNDSCAPING First concession north of Seagrave Village running east >] * Peat Moss * Vegetables & flower box plants * Hanging baskets & geraniums * Raspberries * Blueberries & grapes * Flowering shrubs * Shade & Ornamental trees * Fruit trees & evergreens * Bark, Draceana * Patios, Interlocking walkways, retaining walls Guaranteed Investment Certificates 107% 5 YEAR TERM Minimum Deposit $500. Q:% '1 YEAR TERM Minimum Deposit $500. Higher Interest on Your Investments SHORT TERM DEPOSITS 734% 30 to 59 DAYS Min. Deposit $5,000. RATES SHOWN -- PER ANNUM Special rates also available on other amounts. All rates subject to change without notice. STANDARD TRUST Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 165 Queen St., Port Perry Tel. 985-8435 Open Monday to Thursday 9am to 5 pm; Friday 9am to 6 pm; Saturday Yam to 1 pm SOMEONE . JO WATCH OVER 113 COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS A THIERRY OF GANAY PRODUCTION A RIDLEY SCOTT FILM SOMEONE 10 WATCH OVER Wi OM BIRINGIR IMG ROGIRS (DARAINE BRACCD JERRY ORBACK JOHN RUBINSTEIN ORIGINAL SCORE BY MICKAEL KAMEN FYECHTAVE PRODUCER RIDLEY SCOT PROCUCTION DESIGN BY JIN BISSELL DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY STEVEN POSTER ASC WRITTEN BY HOWARD FRANK ° RUT PRODUCED BY THIERRY OF GANAY AND KARDID SCHNEIDER DIRECTED BY RIGLEY SCOTT OX am cme 1 1 ININRIA PL TRES HAT . . Yi -- Where protection ends, obsession begins for TOM BERENGER and MIMI ROGERS in this taut, stylish thriller. Now available on BETA & VHS 68 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-9888 Sunday to Thursday -- Noon to 8:00 PM Friday & Saturday -- Noon to 9:00 PM also available at 76 Baldwin St. Brooklin ---- ------ hate ma A gallery of calories Things sure have changed down at the ridges Pioneer gas station. At one time, the Port Perry Star wrote about the accompanying re- staurant as a cozy relic of a couple decades gone by--with formica _ countertops, non-matching plates, friendly staff, and real Heinz ketchup in small bottles. Visiting the restaurant was al- ways an experience, but like all good things the restaurant came (0 an end. Now the location is an entirely different type of experience. Purchased last summer in part by Barrie resident Bob Chapman (and in part by Pioneer), the re- staurant remained closed for some time while renovations took place. Open since May 7, the spot is now called the Donut Gallery, and boy has it undergone a facelift. Outside, everything is bricked is warm shades of red. The inside was completely gutted and is now bright, enlarged, tiled--perfect for the "after" picture in a Mr. Clean commercial. Even the entrance is changed, from the front screen door, to a more modem version at the side. Donut Gallery manager Rob McDonell, of Omemee, never did see the old Pioneer restaurant, but he's pretty happy with the new version. And he's also proud of the com- pany--not to mention the 30 va- rieties of doughnuts sold at the re- staurant. Along with coffec and all those doughnuts, the Donut Gallery sells sandwiches, soup, chili, muffins, and somcthing called "The Brekkie"---a buttered biscuit with ham or sausage and cheese and egg. All the baked items arc made fresh daily at another Donut Gal- lery location on Highway #115-- the first in what Rob McDonell says will be a large chain. The ridges location (on the Oshawa Rd) is the second Donut Gallery to open. Already plans are in the works for more shops in Lindsay, Lon- don, and Scarborough. For now the hours are Monday to Friday, 6 am. to 10 p.m,, Sat- urday 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sun- day 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. oo New taste at the ridge i o DOUBLE CHOCOLATE EE ATE i i will Hid oY Things are tasting and smelling good at the Pioneer service station these days--since the opening of The Donut Gallery. The shop, humber two in what is being planned as an extensive chain, is managed by Rob McDonell (left) but it's Murray McGarrett, a baker, who makes the doughnuts so delicious. See story for de- tails. Port Perry Greenhouses 660 SCUGOG STREET 985-2652 Supplier of CRITTAL WARMLIFE GREENHOUSE -- CONSERVATORIES -- PATIO LOUNGES The FESTIVAL CONSERVATORY A complete range of models and sizes available. The HIGHLIGHT CONSERVATORY '88 STANZA from $13,488. '88 PICKUPS 2 wd. from $7,888. 4 wd. from $11,988. Freight, PDI, Tax Extra Dealer retains rebate CASHBACK CONTINUES... FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY OUR $1,000. CASHBACK OFFER IS EXTENDED HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION! | MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 Dundas St. E. ~~ Whitby Customer First Be soo [) ADDED SECUMTY PLAN Telephone 668-6828 =: i ) AAA A --------- CH A