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ER Ean Malcolm and Ivy Elford of Port Perry celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary Saturday at a family gathering at the home of their son Donald In an effort to get more people to participate, there will be several changes in the format of the historic Canoe the Nonquon event to be held June 6 this year. One of the major changes will be a reduction in the length of the course this year from 20 to 16 miles. The canoes will start at the 10th Con- cession, rather than the 8th and the finish line will continue to be .the traditional one at Palmer Park in Port Perry. Also this year for children 14 and under, there will be special canoe events held on the lake in front of Palmer Park. And for the serious Marathon Canoeracers (18'6"' C2 class) there will be a running start down Queen Street to the lakefront with the course to the Seagrave Bridge and back to Port Perry. The Canoe the Nonquon Commit- tee felt these and other changes are PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 17, 1987 -- 3 needed this year to stimulate more participation. The number of en- trants and community interest in general has been dropping in recent years and this has seriously affected the amount of money raised for the Scugog Shores Museum. The full reasons for these changes are outlined in a letter to the editor of this issue of the Port Perry Star. Changes planned for race But the changes have been con- troversial and Committee chairman Rudi Jammer has resigned because of them. Mr. Jammer, in a letter published in this week's Star (see letters page) states that shortening the race this year will detract from the tradition of the race and make the previous racing records obsolete. Murder case (From page 2) back and forth to school each day. The acquaintance said that after moving to Port Pérry late last fall, Ingrid continued to receive threatening phone calls from a man. Durham Regional Police have charged 34 year old Robert Ben- jamin Coleman of 120 Nonquon Road, Oshawa, with two counts of first degree murder in connection with the deaths. He is being held without bail in Whitby jail. Police believe Ingrid Kazin and her son had been dead for about 48 hours before their bodies were discovered at the townhouse in North Oshawa. I's WE WANT ] YOUR SERVICE BUSINESS Nobody knows your GM Car or Truck better | and Marg Elford of Lorne St. The couple were married at Blackstock March 17, 1937 and moved to Port Perry in 1941 and have made it their home town ever since. They have been blessed with 4 sons and 1 daughter, also 13 SX QL grandchildren and 1 greatgranddaughter. than your No. 1 GM Dealer ........ NOBODY! L.L.B.O. Engine Oye, E CAESAREA Tune: up 3 ik L PHONE S86-5684 L SATURDAY, MARCH 21st "TRESS HOMBRE" + The Sounds of ZZ Top Tickets $10. Advance, $12. At-the-Door Called to Respond Lo WILSON Past Moderator, United Church of Canada Co-Director, Ecumenical Forum of Canada Guest Speaker 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 29, 1981 To Celebrate the 25th. Anniversary of UNITED CHURCH WOMEN and The 80th year of Seagrave Congregation LUBE, OIL & FILTER £19.95 includes up to 5 litres oll, - oil filter and drain plug gasket 4 Cylinder: 538. 95 V6 Cylinder: '49. 95 v8 cylinder "04.99 ~ Tune-up Specials expire May 1, 1987 TUNE-UP SPECIAL includes '... spark plug installation; choke & hose check; engine idle adjustment; vacuum advance system & hose check; air & fuel filter replacement; spark plug wires check: timing adjustment; PCV replacement. (Parts extra). SPRING SPECIAL Take advantage of our Spring Special & receive a FREE - PCV Valve, Fuel Filter, Gasket with each tune-up. (Diesel & Fuel Injected Engines 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 | Not Included) UNITED A. fi 4 | I - GUARANTEED SERVICE PONTIAC-BUICK GUARANTEED GM PARTS | Seagrave, Ontario LIMITED GUARANTEED PRICE