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PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 16, 1996 -21 A look at some of the successful and progressive business people in Scugog and surrounding communities. 1 ---- ALISON MAYNE Alison Mayne is an inte- gral part of the Paula Lishman International Management Team. As marketing manager Alison is responsible for the execution and implementation of the marketing budget, advertising, public relations as well as personally representing the company at trade shows and market weeks. As Paula Lishman furs become more world reknowned her workload increases as the international clientele of the innovative and patented knit fur company con- tinues to grow. When not at work Alison enjoys traveling, reading, interior design and sports, and hopes to pursue an interest in photography. The graduate of Centennial College of Applied Arts and Techology fashion arts pro- gram has nine years service to the local gommunity. The flagship store is located at 158 Queen Street in Port Perry. It's Blackstock facility is the largest employer in the township. LISHFIMAN IS 158 Queen Street, Port Perry | ¥&=2>985-0574 LEN & WENDY CLARIDGE At Dollar Plus customer satisfaction is important. Owners Len and Wendy Claridge take pride in their lev- el of customer service. Len, a former store manager of a Shoppers Drug Mart and Wendy, a former loans and mortgage manager at the Bank of Montreal opened the local business five years ago. The two are very active in their support for the community as they sponsor a local Tyke hockey team, a mens league team and a fastball team. Dollar Plus is also a known sponsor of several local events such as the childrens' tent at Festival Days and the Port Perry Ringette Tournament, among other activities. When not at work they are actively involved in both the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters and Ducks Unlimited for the the conserva- tion of wildlife and their habitat. Both also enjoy snowmobiling and hockey. Dollar Plus Bargain Centre is located at 1874 Scugog Street, Unit 3. Dollar Plus Bargain Centre Inc. 1874 Scugog st. 985-1482 MICHAEL BULPIN When it comes to meet- ing your communication needs Michael Bulpin is the Phone Guy. The new business offers installation and repair of inside service wiring to residential and business customers, including jacks and telephone sets not rented from Bell Canada. Michael possesses eight years experience as a Bell Canada employee, primarily as a installer and repair techni- cian. He also has three years electrical experience and extensive training with the Business Development Bank to better serve his clients. In his spare time the father of twins keeps busy ice fishing, keeping up with the changing times in the computer world and restoring a one room schoolhouse into his home. The Phone Guy is located in Lindsay and can be reached by calling 1-705-328-2131 or toll free at 1-800-677-5509. ER (705)328-2131 1-800-677-5509 2 + Linda Smith, April Tindall, Alice Rowley Owner & Staff At Your Service began as a con- cept of Uxbridge resident Linda Smith. Linda's idea for the business devel- oped out of a number of years she had spent as an independent business- woman. During these years Linda real- ized the direction the business envi- ronment was taking, moving away from centralized city-based offices and into the home. Much of this restructur- ing of the marketplace has been brought about by the onslaught of pub- + licly accessible technologies such as PC's and laptop computers, facsimile and copying equipment. With this in mind Linda and her husband Clift pio- neered the concept of "Affordable full business services and office support without the overhead." On Feb. 1/94 this concept became reality. Between Linda's experience in the business world and Cliff's years of experience as a Certified General Accountant - handling both personal and corporate business and tax returns - and the efficient help of assis- tant April Tindall, the concept is prov- ing successful. At Your Service is a definite plus to anyone requiring: *Accounting & Tax Returns, Business Startup Complete Secretarial +Business promotion *Re- sume Preparation <Presentation Binding (Cerlox or Thermal), Laminating *Xerox quality Colour and B&W photocopying +24 Hour Fax ser- vice *In-house office and computer rental, and more... . Connie Gerrow Law Clerk In order to continue to meet the growing needs of our clients, At Your Service is pleased to announce the appointment of Connie Gerrow. Connie will be providing a wide range of Legal Services to assist you in various corporate transactions such as: + Incorporation and organization of a new company + Maintaining corporate records for existing companies « Completion and filing of sole proprietorship and partner ship registrations + Conducting corporate searches Connie is a Corporate Law Clerk with nine years of experience behind her in managing a corporate servic- es department and maintaining cor- porate records for corporations, both federal and provincial. She complet ed a two-year legal assistant pro- gram and a two-year law clerk's course. As well she is a member of the Ontario Institute of Law Clerks. For more information on how we can help your business, call us at 28 Toronto St. S Uxbridge Units (905) 852-1992 HOURS: 8am-8pm Mon - Friday, 10am-4pm Saturday, 12pm-4pm Sunday » SHARO WISEMAN For years, Sharon Wiseman's wish list has included owning and operating her own clothing store. Employed for years with the Dylex Corporation, she has always wanted to start an intimate, quality boutique; and with Ivy League, at 229 Queen St. in Port Perry, she has achieved her goal. She enjoys a wonderful client base locally, and also loves taking time to talk with the tourists who flock to the area during those busy sum- mer weekends. Sharon enjoys searching out new product lines, visiting fashion exhibits as well as preparing for fund raising fashion show and offering a personal wardrobe consultation. Having lived here for eight years, Sharon and her family consider Port Perry home and she's involved with the community in many ways, be it fashion shows or fundraisers. Coming soon to the Ivy League is a "Lunstrom LaParka" raffle instore promotion to celebrate their second anniversary. The Ivy League is also the exclu- sive Port Perry dealer to "Jones New York" 229 Queen St. 985-347 a tt th a ---.._ .._ st a] Ras MYLES G. O'RIORDAN In 1990 Myles O'Riordan ful- filled a dream that he had worked towards for years. This dream was to own and operate his own Funeral Home. Raised in Aurora, 30 minutes east of Port Perry, Myles attended Humber college in Rexdale for Funeral Service Education in 1980 and received his Ontario Funeral Directors License in 1982. He worked in funeral homes In Richmond Hill and Toronto before purchasing the Wagg Funeral Home on Queen Street in downtown Port Perry from Harold J. Wagg who wished toretire. Since moving to Port Perry, Myles has become a member of Warriner Lodge 1.0.0.F., Port Perry Knights of Columbus and the Port Perry Rotary Club where he is on the board of directors. In 1992 Myles was invited to join '| the International Order of the Golden Rule, an exclusive international society of independent funeral homes, and last year in San Antonio, Texas was presented a Gold Public Approval Award. The Wagg Funeral Home is also the only member of the Ontario Funeral Association in Scugog Township. Currently Myles is President of the Bay of Quinte Funeral Service Association. WAGG FUNERAL HOME 216 Queen st. 985-2171 #4 BROCK & WENDY REVILLE Port Perry Optical was established in 1982, owned by Brock & Wendy Reville. At Port Perry Optical, we specialize in prescription lab- work, selection, fit, adjust- ments and repairs to eye- wear. Patients can have their eyes examined, purchase & service their eyewear without leaving town. We offer good value at the best possible price. Brock and Wendy are both trained, licensed opticians with 20 years of optical experience between them. Brock is a member of Port Perry Kinsmen and serves as a director for Scugog Chamber of Commerce. He likes to help in keeping Port Perry a prosperous, friendly 'community. Their entire family is involved in several recrea- tional activities offered by the community. 30 Water St. 985-9388