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4C - THE PORT PERRY STAR TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1995 PROGRESS '95 EDITION Hard, smart work and service mean success for grocer Anyone wishing to succeed in the business world has got to work hard, work smart and be fair, according to Jim Grieve at Port Perry IGA. He also lives by a traditional philosophy which says: "do unto others as you would have them do onto you." But Mr. Grieve has changed that just a little to better reflect his business. "If you wouldn't eat it your- self, don't try to sell it." In today's tough economic cli- mate, IGA stays competitive by providing everyday low prices, high quality products and good useable features. Friendly ser- vice and control over expenses has helped IGA to stay popular. The grocery store chain came to Canada from United States in 1951. That same year, a fran- chise agreement was reached for the Port Perry location. Mr. Grieve ined the store as manager in came a part chased all along with his wife Chris, on rin 1981 and pur- March 9, 1992. The food industry tends to be in Mr. Grieve's blood. His great- grandfather ran a store located in north Nestleton, which was, built around the turn of the cen- tury. Alfred H. Veale owned and operated the store for several years. Running IGA is all part of Mr. Grieve's goal of personal accom- plishment. As a young person, he was always restless and Stonemog, b orc hildren 18 months to 9 years. 3 Full & Part-time available HOURS 6:30 am to 6 pm 399 Queen St. Port Perry 985-0800 : [i \ Delco 0 Q N * Small Engines * Welding & Fabrication * Automotive Oil Spraying * Farm Tractor & Equipment Repairs * AC DELCO Parts * Classic Cars & Parts * Corn & Wood Stoves R.R. #3, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO LIL 1B4 Just off 7A on Scugog Island PAUL PHILLIPS 1-905-985-9528 (BUS.) GORD POGUE 1-905-985-3496 (RES.) a anuary 1972, be- [#8 e store shares, §® IGA stores date back into communities like Port Perry. needed challenges, an ideal which has continued into his adult life. "My wife Chris and myself now own one of the larger gro- cery storesin the area." The food retail business has expanded to include specialty sections like meat, produce, fresh baked goods and deli items. But along with selection, IGA emphasizes quality in all as- pects of the food industry. "We have the cleanest gro- cery store, the best service and we strive to keep this a high pri- ority," said Mr. Grieve. Like any retail business, dealing with the public can be a challenge. Mr. Grieve said his Nestleton's history as well as many other small Ontario staff have developed a positive attitude in order to best serve the customer base. IGA takes it one step further by getting involved in the Port Perry community. Mr. Grieve is a member of the Scugog Cham- ber of Commerce and BIA and is a past president and charter member of the Rotary Club of Port Perry. Dana's got that special something 261 Queen St., Port Perry 985-8208 Bridal Fashions & Accessories Tuxedos, Invitations, Fresh, Silk & Dried Bouquets Decorating packages including arbours flower stands, pew bows, artificial trees and full array of floral designs. FREE CONSULTATIONS Our policy is Quality & Customer Service Proprietors Nellie Stell « Marilyn Youmans If you'fe looking for a special piece of jewelry for that special someone, chances are Dana's Goldsmithing Inc. can either create it, or order it for you. Established in 1992 by Dana Smith, a qualified goldsmith, the jewelry store and repair and custom design shop deals in all types of items for him and her. Items ranging from rings, pendants, necklaces, earrings and chains to freshwater pearls and pins. can be found at the local store. Expert jewelry repairs are done on the premises, and Mrs. Smith takes pride in the quality of all her work, | standing behind every job she does. Service, quality and reliability come first at Dana's Goldsmithing, where customers will also find very competitive prices and | personal service. Mrs. Smith began her business out of her home in May of 1992 and in July of the same year moved to a small store on Queen Street. As of February she will be doing business out of a new larger store, which will allow her to carry more stock and keep longer hours. Dana's Goldsmithing Inc. is located at 186 Queen Street in Port Perry. If you're looking for that special present or a small gift for yourself give her a call at 985-2953. Support Big Brothers & Big Sisters of North Durham BOWL FOR MILLIONS Feb. 4-11 ~~ Your pledges can help support youth from our community. I ----