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TP BT I Nes PE a, kh a TN | § ] d Gas jockey blues (From page 8) hard work. When you've done your best and you come away dead on your feet (as I did after working at Taylor's), you get this incredible feeling of satisfaction. By George, I hustled the day. Zipping from one car to the next, _ spinning off gas caps, filling up tanks so the price comes up an even dollar ( so I can say that's ten bucks, please, instead of $9.98), dishing out change, dashing off charge cards, wiping windshields and check- ing oil. And all this with a line-up of cars that would intimidate even the most seasoned gas jockey. Let me tell you, if I worked at a job like that five days a week I'd be skinny as"an oil dipstick. Honestly, have you ever seen a fat gas Jockey? No. They work too hard. Through rain and snow and heat of day they fill'er up while customers sit in their cozy cars, oblivious to what's going on around them. You've got to give these guys credit. They don't get paid much and they work their buns off. And hardly anybody tips them, unless it's for Christmas or some- thing. But in spite of every- thing, I loved my day at Taylor's Gulf. I loved: the T-shirt and hat they gave me (thanks guys!) and I really appreciate the way everybody was so eager to help me out. It was especially nice of them not to yell at me every time I overflowed someone's gas tank. And you gotta know, that was more often than you think. ---- Obituary ---- Milton Earl Heayn After three years of illness, on July 19th, Left to mourn his loss, are his sister Lila, Murray, Brian, Geogory and Catherine. SEPTEMBER 1-2-3 PORT PERRY FAIRGROUNDS 7th ANNUAL ©) & - PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. August 21, 1984 -- 9 PORT PERRY LABOUR DAY WEEKEND Durham Rd. 8 and (two blocks west of L Simcoe S | | illa Street, LN. \ HOT BEEF BUFFET ENTERTAINMENT scucog ARENA Milton Earl Heayn brother-in-law Rev. The funeral service passed away in Port CE. Clarke, and Was conducted on Mon- SATURDAY, SEPT. 1st at 5:00 P.M. Monorial fommunity brother Melvin, as well day, July 23 at the Wage ADULTS: $7.00; 12 & UNDER: $3.00; PRESCHOOL FREE Memorial Hospital at as 8 nephews and nieces Funeral Home in Port t SoM ) ' the age of 66. and their families, Perry. Rev. Glen TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Irwin Smith Music, Port Perry Milton was born in Brooklin but spent his entire life in Prince Albert except for his fir- st year. He was the son of the late George Heayn and Margaret Alice Colby and brother William, who Bill and Viki Heayn, . predeceased him 15 Jamie and Amber, Interment took place Saturday, Sept. 1st Perry. Entry Deadline: August 25th. years ago. David Heayn and at the Pine Grove Milton worked for the Peel Poultry Business over 35 years, receiving a gold watch from the firm at the end of his 25 years of employment. The last 4 or 5 years he worked at Glitz Co. in Uxbridge until poor health forced him to retire. He had many hobbies and interests. He especially enjoyed gardening and growing whom he loved very deeply. They are the families of his late - brother William: Ed- ward and Beth Heayn, Tony and Darrel; Valerie and Tony Bux- cey, Tanya and David, Melody Heayn. Also t: e family of his sister, Lila - Helen and Leo Chalyoux, Paul and Aaron, Catherine and Ed Dayle, Charlene and Max, Fern and Doug Jackson, and Rev. C.E. Clarke officiated at the service. Rev. Jackson extended comforting words to the family while Rev. C.E. spoke of Milton's personal life and qualities. Cemetery with the pall bearers being his nephews. Refreshments were served at the Prince Albert United Church, following the service. Fall skating school Right now, the Ux- bridge Figure Skating Club is offering a six week Fall School sess- ion with Intermediate morning ice time. A partial membership includes two days with morning ice. Additional patch time, guest skat- FIDDLE GRANDSTAND SHOW "Bill Johnson & Sweet Country" 7:00 P.M. 5th ANNUAL BABY SHOW Saturday, Sept. 1st... 10 a.m. *Girls up to 6 months old *Boys up to 6 months old *Girls 7 months to 1 year *Boys 7 months to 1 year NO ENTRY FEE - Call Connie Heron to enter - 655-4546 HISTORICAL FARM *Twins to 12 months *Girl 12 - 24 months *Boy 12 - 24 months *Twins 12 - 24 months or Windcrest Feedlot Restaurant, Manchester. DEMOLITION DERBY Sunday, Sept. 2 ... 6:30 p.m. ATTHE FAIRGROUNDS Pick up your entries at Irwin Smith Music or Dowson's Red & White, Port fruit trees and flowers. and Senior member- ing and semi-private CONTEST EXHIBIT BICENTENNIAL Milton was a member of ships available. Beginn- and group lessons are Steam Engines - Saw Mill - Gas PARADE Warriner Lodge No. 75 ing August 20 to Sept- also available to all To enter call Irwin Smith Engines - Threshing Machine - [.LO.O.F. since 1965. ember 27 with a Test members at nominal 985-7994 or 985-2635. Shingle Making - Miniature Steam Saturday, Sept. 1st Although he was quiet, day on September 28, charges. It's not too late Sunday, Sept. 2nd Engines. Y, . he enjoyed and kept. in the Fall membership to register. Cook 852 at2 P.M CONTACT: os 11a.m. ouch with many of his consists of five days per Call Marion 852- r.n. Arnold Kerry 985-77 i childhood friends. week with one patch and 7757 At the Fairgrounds. or 985-3042 CONTACT: Ron King 985-2643 = OPENING PET SHOW THE FAIRGROUNDS PORT AUTO GLASS CEREMONIES DR. MATTHEW DYMOND SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 at 2:00 P.M. "SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 9 a.m. - Gates & Buildings Open - Midway - Petting Zoo & TRIM ® Windshields ® Complete Upholstery ERRY Saturday, Sept. 1st... 1 P.M. 11 Categories - Open to Boys & Girls 14 & Under All Pets must be caged or on a leash! NO ENTRY FEE. To enter call Yvonne Christie 985-2254 SUNDAY, SEPT. 2nd | MONDAY, SEPT. 3rd C--O rr ----------, aaTSTS--S-------------------- 10 a.m. - Pony Hunter/Jumper 9 a.m. - Midway - Petting Zoo -Historical Steam Show Show - Historical Steam Show - Bicentennial Demonstra- J 11 a.m. - Horse Show - Western - Bicentenni . ® Body Mouldings & Pinstripes Bicentennial Demons ; Horse Sho, Bicentennial Demonsira - 4-H Homemakers Exhibit 10 a.m. - BABY SHOW - Jr. Gymkhana and Jr. 12 noon - Buildings Open - Midway - Petting Zoo -- Historical Steam Show - 4-H Homemakers Exhibit 10 a.m. - Port Perry 4-H Club - Pleasure Horses n (0 in in i in i i n fn i - ® Sunroofs : ® Boat Tops ® Boat Seats i i ii fn i N i n n fl mm Horse Show - Bicentennial Demonstra- - Arabian Horses - Arabian Hunter/Jumper tion in "Craft House" -Saddlebreds Show - 4-H Homemakers Exhibit - Light Horses : 11 a.m. - Bicentennial Parade 1 p.m. - Registered Beef Show 11 a.m. - Heavy Horse Show 12 noon - Durham West 4-H Beef | 2 p.m. - Fiddle Contest - South Nntario Count 139 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY Club - Horse Races and Pari- 1 p.m. - Coloured Dairy Show - Live Country Music 4-H Dairy Calf Club - Commercial Beef Class Auction to Follow Mutuel Betting 6:30 p.m. - DEMOLITION DERBY Call for your appointment ... 985-8507 mn nc [2 en en - Pet Show 12 noon - HOLSTEIN SHOW - i TT 1 i | 1:30 p< loshin ables Dairy Princess Competi- 0 i$ 1a 2 p.m. - OPEN CEREMONIES: For More Information Lams follow 0 Il n Dr. Matthew Dymond p Bluegrass Entertainment | UPHOLSTERY & TRIM || INSURANCE CLAIMS | § [ll sto7oi temzmen CONTACT: 20m. HORSE ova ne 1 ith thi | 3 7 p.m. - GRAND STAND SHOW James Duncan 2:30 p.m. - Durham West 4-H | With this Coupon I With this Coupon | "Bill Johnson & Sweet Swine Club | (Expires August 31, 1984) | | (ExpiresAugust3l, 1984) | p Country" 985-8716 4 p.m. - Beef & Swine Auction bcm remem br rm mm mm - - Cake Auction Auct