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"A Family Tradition for 134 Years" THE PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 14, 2000 - 15 ll 51 CY 17 AX) RACaSE 2000 BEIEIP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 Deal Now. (o:]]] 23eT al 3 [031 {130 Jim Anderson, Gary Cochrane, Alex Williamson, \ET:113) BEE [deld NIG) or : Rick Cullen for details. o: Get Your Best TT os 3 mp { er PoRrT PERRY OPTICAL cyewear Hi | BARBEQUE | ENT -- olin A Sou at Sra 0s Cl Wt PoNTIAC BUICK DEALERSHIP If you don't know the vehicle, you'd better know the dealer...Philp Pontiac Buick Limited has been a part of your community for over 24 years. Over that time we've established a reputation for fair, honest, quality dealings. Whether it's the purchase or lease of a new or quality used car, truck or van, or a visit to our service and parts department, people have learned to rely on and trust the way we do business. The fact that people return year after year and send their friends and relatives is a testimony to the fact they like the way they're treated. With a good selection of new and the biggest selection of used vehicles in the immediate area we stand ready to honour our commitment. Yes...if you don't know the vehicle, you'd better know the dealer...come and visit...we'd like to get to know you. We're conveniently located at 10 Vanedward Drive, just south of Port Perry on Simcoe St. 905-985-8474 or out of town 1-800-417-6780. OPTICIAN Licenced opticians Brock and Wendy Reville have owned and operated Port Perry Optical for the past 13 years, and both have backgrounds in prescription lab work. As independent business owners, they provide their clients benefits by controlling workmanship, and quality on their optical products. They provide a large selection of optical frames, sunglasses and accessories for all ages and lifestyles, "we strive to provide good fit, style, function and quality at affordable prices," the Revilles say. The role of an optician is different than that of an eye doctor; they are trained to provide any required visual aids, such as eyeglasses. The Ministry of Health recognizes the importance of both roles and imposes specific training and licencing requirements for opticians. it Continuing education is an important part of these requirements. jt: "Much of the prescription lab work done on the premises results in prompter service on eyewear and repairs, and assures a licenced optician has monitored your eyeglasses from start to finish. To ensure the best possible vision and monitoring of the general health of your eyes, the Revilles stress the importance | of an annual eye examination, which can be arranged by Port Perry Optical ; rn HAUGEN'S BB CHICKEN & RIBS HAUGEN'S Q || CHICKEN | Wondering where to take the family for dinner and entertainment - I RIBS | \ Haugen"s of course! 1 asd Te at, : It's spring again! We're open for our 47th season Wednesday, March 15th. Open a er ii ' --3 ; 7:30 am. - 9:30 pm. daily including holidays, til December. Open for breakfast, lunch | : or dinner, 7 days a week. Watch for our Calendar of events. The Original Haugen's Chicken & Ribs BBQ. Take home Whole Chicken Family * Personal Attention * Professional Care * Premeed Planing Traditional Services or Low Cost Funeral Alermatives Richard Barnes, Director 70 Baldwin St., Brooklin (905) 655-3662 Special is back! Whole BBQ Chicken, fries for four, Large Coleslaw, 6 Home-made dinner rolls and large BBQ Sauce $19.95. Enjoy the BBQ Chicken & Ribs and delicious home-made pies and rolls that have made us famous. Bring your family & friends to Haugen's, join us as we start up a new and exciting year. Coming soon to Haugen's: Easter Sunday Breakfast Buffet, Sunday, April 23. Country atmosphere and hospitality. Now featuring Pelee Island Wines. Visit us on the web! www.haugensbbq.com - but visit us in person! Hwy #12 at 7A, Manchester (905) 985-2402. FUNERAL HOME Memorial Chapel Brooklin offers a full range of traditional and non- traditional services to our families, says owner/funeral director Richard Bames. Located at 79 Baldwin Street for the past three years, Memorial Chapel offers its clients pre-arrangement and pre-planning which may or may not be paid for at the time of the arrangement. The funeral home is -also locally operated and independently owned. Over the past 12 months Memorial Chapel Brooklin has undergone some extensive renovations, which has allowed for a large foyer, as well as private rooms for arrangements and receptions. "Our recent changes have allowed us to open up the funeral home, giving our clients plenty more room in a brighter setting." Memorial Chapel Brooklin can be reached by calling 655-3662.