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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 12, 1991 Get a complete |. "physical" i-- for your car ) OUR 53 POINT INSPECTION ...A GREAT INVESTMENT in SAFETY Our 53 point inspection should be done once a year. It costs just $39.95 Preventative care is the best kind of care. So it makes sense to have our GM-trained technicians go over your car from bumper to bumper. These prices are in effect for the month of February 1991, (upon presentation of this advertisement), for GM cars and light duty trucks. Offer does not apply with any other discounts. - SERVICE HOURS - 8 AM to 5 PM - MONDAY through FRIDAY ol The expert choice. Mid-Winter Tune-up SPECIAL 3 CYLINDER ... $39.95 (pars extra) 4 CYLINDER --_-- $49.95 (parts extra) 6 CYLINDER din $69.95 (parts extra) 8 CYLINDER --_-- $89.95 (parts extra) Our Complete Troubleshooting Tune-up includes: v Installing spark-plugs v adjusting timing and belts v checking distributor cap, spark plug wires and carburetor linkage v checking cooling system, hoses, PCV valve, alr and fuel filter NOTE: on fuel injected vehicles an additional $15.00 * will be charged for replacing fuel filters. REMEMBER: AN OUT-OF-TUNE ENGINE IS HARDER TO START and USES MORE FUEL! res [Eo The expert choice. BPEL, PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 The men who have organized the corn bagging operation for this area for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank are busy organizing another bagging operation this winter. If you con- tinue the project the bagging will start February 25. Our apologies for the brief notice, but cir- cumstances beyond our control has caused the delay. Volunteer help is essential if we bag again this year. Bethesda-Reach 4H Club will be doing a "Crafts and Cooking" course under the direction of Cathy Anderson, 416-852-5503 or Beth Wilson 416-852-4737. First meeting - Monday, February 25 at 7:00 p.m. at Cathy Anderson's home. All girls and guys, 10 yrs. of age as of Jan. 1st are old enough to be members. Bethesda Reach Women's In- stitute will meet February 27 at the home of Anne Beare. The sub- ject will be, literacy. All ladies welcome. Saturday evening, Bill and Melba McKay, Jim Bewell, Paul and Shirley Baster helped Abiba celebrate her birthday. Edite Petersons and Elizabeth Taylor attended an Opera in Toronto Sunday afternoon. We are pleased to report the Mr. Peterson is recouperating at home following his surgery. Keith and Faye Ashton and Keith's mother Ruth Ashton visited Julia and Clay Dempsey on Sunday afternoon. Paul and Shirley Baster, her parents Jim and Clara Jones travelled to Warkworth to celebrate Clara's brother Milt's 65th birthday on Sunday. On February 19, at 1:30, the Seniors will meet in the Auditorium of Uxbridge Town Hall. All Seniors welcome. Members will hear from their 'phoners. There will be a good programme organized by Sadie Johnson. Uur own son '"'Senior Entertainers' will be present, also Hazel Hill, Elocutionist, also a visiting group of Line Dancers who will perform several numbers. All seniors welcome. Community Care Bake Sale would appreciate your custom February 14. Music Festival will take place at Sunderland this week and next. Uxbridge Boy's Choir under the direction of Donna Van Veghel are on the programme February 18. Several from Epsom area are also competing. We are pleased to learn that Ross Evans expects to be home in a few days from hospital, where he underwent surgery on his foot. Doug and Beth Wilson and family had lunch on Sunday with Bob and Mary Evans. Velma and Bill Huggins were Sunday visitors with Jean Jef- Corn bagging starts Feb.25 fery. Happy Valentine birthday to Mrs. Gladys Evans at Uxbridge Health Care Centre. There will be a pancake supper in Epsom Church on Feb. 15 (5-7:30). Sponsored by the Social Club. Our guest speaker will be Frank Van Veghel. Some time ago the Presbyterian Church in Uxbridge decided to do some work in Guiana. This project led to building a kitchen and making playground equipment for a small village school in Guiana so Frank Van Veghel and two others went to Guiana to get the project under- way and ready so when the group of workers went there they could begin work immediately. Frank took pictures which he will show after our pancake supper this Fri- day night. Ladies of the Social Club supply finger food for dessert, for the evening $3.50 for adults and $1.50 for children under ten years old. Better health to Ruth Boadway, who is home from a visit to the hospital. Dance great success Just when you thought spring was near -- back to winter! Congratulations to Jennifer Berry who placed first in figures, third in free skate to finish third overall in the Pineridge Interclub skating competition held in Cobourg Sunday. Robin Glade Estates Womens group enjoyed a great turnout and fun evening this month. Winner of the 50/50 draw was Tracy Evans. Many thanks to hostess Ann Cur- rie for everything! Next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 27th at Joan Gordons home, topic "Our Environment." Let's have a great turnout again! D.J. TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LOL 1B7 Guaranteed Investment Certificates {Rates Subject to Change without Notice) G.1.C. 1 YEAR 10* PHONE 985-8416 HOUSE NUMBERS & PERSONAL SIGNS Crafted from Wood Will Install. 985-8383 8, C/ / Y Care genet? Stonemoor Day Care Centres Inc. offers a Child Enrichment Programme. Limited openings in most age groups, 18 mths. to 5 yrs. Full and part Time Openings Available For further information call 00» 985-0800 | GtoNeMOoo7 Call Rick & Ka The U.C.W. is reminded their next meeting will be February 13th, 8:00 p.m. at the home of Eleanor Nichol. Welcome home to Fred and Mildred Puckrin who have recently returned from Florida. Some local students who attend- ed Port Perry High School (Bill Sandiford, Pete King, J.D. Hef- ferin) are off this week to Quebec on a French Immersion ski trip - have a great time! The Seagrave Park Board will be soon completing a newsletter which will be mailed to everyone in Seagrave and surrounding area. This newsletter will be distributed approx. every 6 weeks containing all sorts of informa- tion, such as ball registration, work bees, etc.. A welcome ser- vice to the great community of Seagrave! Hats off to those organizing this project. The Valentine dance this past Saturday night at the Kinsmen Hall in Port Perry was a great success and attended by many Seagrave couples. Hope everyone had a great time. Finally, Paul and I would like to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbours for their cards, words of encourage- ment and babysitting during our recent time of bereavement. Please phone Ann Sandiford at 985-9440 with your 'news' for next weeks column. Robins spotted This winter is for the birds. So much so that many birds don't know whether to fly south or return north. Whatever the case, the Port Perry Star has already been re- ceiving calls from people who have spotted spring's (or win- ter's) first robins. Liisa Ryan called the Star of- fice last week to report that she saw not one, not two, but six robing while out walking her dog along the Scugog-Manvers "Townline. The Star is not sure if the rob- ins high-tailed it back south when winter reared its ugly head again on Sunday. Fm. TE. tw a