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athe al tee 0) - THE PORT PERRY STAR Chuckies Chips serves hearty menu at two local chip trucks Barry Townsend and wife Lorrie describe their enterprise as "a full-time plusjob". Their food outlet Chuck- 1e's Chips, located in Port Perry, has been growing in leaps and bounds over the past year. In addition to the two trucks that the company maintains year round, a third truck is add- ed over the summer months, and travels throughout Ontario to fairs and exhibitions. Owners Barry Town- send Jr. and his wife Lor- rie have put a lot of their lives into the business, maintaining happy cus- tomers at home and rang- ing across the countryside to further enhance their [8 reputation. There are two local out- lets: on Simcoe St. near Flielers Petro Canada, and at the Port Perry Flea Market. Asif that weren't enough, they're often on the road during the sum- mer months, travelling to to fairs and special events. Running three trucks has become a full time plus job," said Barry Townsend Jr. Chuckie's Chips offers a delicious menu including fresh homemade french fries, mouthwatering hamburgers and a newer favorite, poutine. Zesty hot dogs and crisp onion rings, as well as tender peameal on a bun, round out the tantalizing menu. "We would like to thank all of our wonderful cus- tomers and hope that they will keep enjoying our well-known chip truck and service for many years to come," said Mr. Town- send. Care and comfort at Low & Low For more than 100 years and four generations, Low and Low has been the name people have come to trust for caring and dis- creet funeral services. A funeral should be the celebration of a person's life. The traditional funeral 18 still very important to most people, giving their friends an opportunity to show their support and sympathy for the family It serves a real psycho- logical need we all have to get through the grieving process. We need our friends at a time like this, and the funeral service gives everyone the oppor- tunity to express their feelings and sympathy and remember all the good times. At the Low & Low Fu- neral Home, the facilities were designed and con- structed by architects as a funeral home, so that peo- ple are never crowded dur- ing visits or the actual ser- vice. Many clients and visi- tors have commented on the bright, modern atmos- phere of the funeral home, with lots of parking right at the door and the large, newly decorated visiting rooms and chapel. Another attractive fea- ture, especially during the winter months, is the com- plimentary reception rooms; here you can meet your friends over refresh- ments after the funeral service without having to leave the building. Many people like to plan for their funeral ahead of time so they receive the kind of service they want, and also to relieve their family members of the burden of making the ar- rangements; staff at Low and Low have many years of experience and can help plan and pre-arrange these services. Low and Low Funeral Home is located at 1763 Reach Street in Port Perry. For more informa- tion, call 985-7331. eet re eee te tee tate te Sata a ee teeta eet Se eta ta Se Sea ate ee ta Te ae a SO SR RA Marilyn's business bas always been built on her clients, founded on trust. Her experience of nearly 10 years in the gwen Marilyn how her clients think, what their objectives are, lasting relationships with investment industry has considerable insight into and what is important to them. Through personal one - on - onc interviews, and through answering client questions and concerns, Marilyn ensures that each client's financial plan and investment portfolio is suited to their needs, & to their long-teym investment objectives. For morc information contact: FORTUNE Marilyn Goodhand, CIM Independent Investment Advisor Marilyn Goodhand ey Financial 1-800-252-8565 Whithy: 665- 1651 J 20: 0076) I OICI IA 100 0H Nod 0) b (04) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1995 Techstar Plastics expands lines to meet challenges of exporting From Sled Dawgs to summer docks, the story of Port Perry's Techstar Plastics Inc. is ongoing. Located at 15400 Old Simcoe Road in Port Perry, the industrial plas- tics manufacturer is meet- ing the challenge of serv- ing an ever-increasing export market. The business was estab- lished in 1978 in Scarbo- rough, and relocated to Port Perry in 1988 to take advantage of expanded fa- cilities. Techstar manufactures many industrial contain- ers for recycling, shipping, storage, and material han- dling. They service diversified markets including a grow- ing export sales market in the U.S., U.K., Mexico and the Caribbean. Techstar also features retail products such as the Sled Dawg, a snowmobile sled made of low density polythylene for maximum impact resistance, a heavy duty tow bar, steel skis, and permanent colouring. The Sled Dawg also has an optional weather resistant snap-down cover, made of P.V.C.-coated polyester fabric. And for summer recrea- tion, Techstar produces dock floats in two styles. They are made from black Bill Barnes, president of Techstar Plastics with marketing manager Cathy Arkles. recycled polythylene when it is available, and black plastic lumber. The docks have built-in bumpers and have a low profile, making them very stable in the water. You choose your own ramp, dock hardware and deck material, and you can attach as many floats lengthwise as de- sired. Centre floats are available for extra-wide Series 1 docks. Techstar workers take pride in their high stan- dard of quality, and have received ISO #9003 certifi- cation. Innovative develop- ments at Techstar also in- clude recycling containers specifically for coat hang- ers. For more information give them a call at 985- 8479. » | Haulmark | Tackles the tou oh tasks . . . Steel-structured cargo trailers to meet every need. * hauling equipment * transporting vintage and race autos * carrying motorcycles and snowmobiles Standard units or custom designs . . . see one today! / Haulmark /. trailers are built with BROCK R.V. CENTRE R.R. #1 * 1205 - 6th Line Port Perry, Ontario Canada, L9L 1B2 Tel. (905) 985-0390 985- 5105 (Hwy. #12. 1 mile north of Manchester) Hour Crailer Opecialists Custom built enclosed and utility trailers . . . 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