36- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 11, 1993 From Page 35 who has worked in the field for several years before opening her own business, Seagrave Uphostery is a Marine and RV sepcialist company. It also offers free mobile ser- vice in Scugog Township. Seagrave Upholstery is lo- cated at 175 River Street East in Seagrave. Port Perry Auto Glass cus- tom creates mooring covers, tops. cushions, cockpit cov- ers, and seats for boats, ac- cording to marine manager Betty Turner. The business also repairs seats, windows, zippers, carpets and tops. The business, operating for 12 years also sells boat parts and accessories. Port Perry Auto Glass Boat- DON'T READ THIS AD UNLESS YOU LOVE ing Division is located at 6 High Street in Port Perry. If wooden and antique boats are you passion, Ken Laval- ette, of Woodwind Yachts in Nestleton specializes in re- storing and refurbishing clas- sics. The business is in its 13th year and continues to grow. For the past three years Mr. Lavalette has worked out of a 4,000-square foot facility on Highway 7A in Nestleton. "We attract people from all over the province, mainly by word of mouth. We specialize in quality work," Mr. Lavalette said. Boats from small runabouts to cabin cruisers have been through his shop. He also sells wooden boats. Woodwind Yachts also stocks marine supplies such as paint, varnish. epoxies, caulking, fasteners, lumber and much more. Boat repairs can be solved by several local mechanics. Aldon, offers Scugog's only transmission specialty work. The automotive and marine transmission workers can re- build transmissions as well as four-wheel drivelines and dife- rentials. Aldon owner Don Campbell and employee Clay Dempsey, both Scugog Township na- tives, will repair marine trans- missions and other lower units. Mr. Campbell took over the family business in 1977, which was established by his fatherin 1961. Aldon offers quality quaran- teed workmanship. 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