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www.durhamregton.com THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, MARCH 10,2004 PAGE 5 Reporter was known as dedicated family man REPORTER from page 1 Tc'nown as a dedicated family family man who always ensured he set aside time to spend with his wife, May, and children Justin, 8, and Sydney, Sydney, 4. "Stephen consciously balanced work and family in an exemplary fashion," said Ms. Burghardt, who delivered the eulogy at Tuesday's funeral service. She and Oshawa-Whitby This Week Managing Edi tor Chris Bovic were among the pallbearers at the service. 'We all knew that when he was ready to run with it, the story was right and it was fair.' Mrs. Burghardt con cluded her eulogy with a comment sent to her by Terri Ambit, one of Mr. Shaw's journalism instructors instructors at Humber College: "Stephen was a great journalist. journalist. He was intelligent, patient and dedicated to finding the truth," Ms. Arnott noted in correspondence correspondence to Mrs. Burghardt. "We all knew that when he was ready to run with it, the story was right and it was fair." Mr. Shaw is survived by his wife. May, son Justin, daughter Sydney, parents Joel and Beverley, and sister sister Tlica and brother Marek. Donations in support of Mr. Shaw's family can be made to the Friends of Stephen Shaw, care of Met.roland Durham Regional Regional Media Group, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, Ont., L1H 7L5 or deposited at any TD-Canada Trust bank branch #3200, account number 6222306. Artifacts accumulate as museum unpacks ARTIFACTS from page 1 torn down. Curator Charles Taws was ,the first to open trunks forgotten in storage for more than .100 years said Ms; Conrad. • ... , Among many items, the museum discovered ebony tools used to build pianos, and a rare treasure. "He (the curator) found an item that is the precursor precursor to the lighter," she said. "He has only seen three in mo I . •' his life, and two were from the trunk." Evelyn Strahlendorf, famed Canadian doll collector collector and author of books including 'Dolls of Canada: Canada: A Reference Guide,' chose Clarington Museums and Archives as the destination destination for her collection over others, including the Museum of Civilization in Gatineau, Que., where they had once been displayed, and the Children's Muse um in Toronto. Ms. Strahlendorf continues continues to send dolls from her collection, said Ms. Conrad. As the museum continues continues to unpack, more arti- . facts come through the door. "It's really been an adventure adventure for us," said Ms. Conrad. "It's going to be great when we have our grand opening and can officially share it all with the community." community." Notice Of ANNUAL MEETING OF ALL ^MEMBERS OF THE BOWMANVILLE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA DATE: Tuesday, March 23,2004 TIME: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Resource Centre, Courtroom #1, 132 Church St., Bowmanville The meeting's agenda will include a vote to approve the budget for 2004 and the Election of Officers (For more information call 905-623-2997) HDB HISTORIC DOWNTOWN BOWMANVILLE *Members include nil property owners, and their commercial tenants who are located within the designated area. www.bowmanville.com DESKTOP DEALS! VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - SON CREEK JUNCTION c/w Games, Crafts, Songs, Snacks, Bible Stories The Bowmanville Salvation Army Community Church ; 75 Liberty Street S., Bowmanville 905-623-3761 or 905-697-1756 : Match 15th-19th, 2004 9:45 a.m.-12 noon J Fi - bn:. • Tel.: Dates Time: Grades: JK-6 " Suggested donation of $1 per day ODRCC OSHAWA OUIHAM «AM cams CINTRI Please Note New Telephone Number The Durham Rape Crisis Centre $)*/. •• \ . 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Most people have heard of Napoleon as a wood fireplace and gas hearth manufacturer but did you know that they manufacture some of the finest gas grills available? Dili von know? That Napoleon has grown to be the largest privately owned grill & fireplace manufacturer in North America. It is an ISO 9001 registered company that has a huge commitment to quality products and for over 28 years Napoleon lias pursued new frontiers in research & development. Outstanding product quality and advanced design combined with dedicated customer service and outstanding warranties make Napoleon a product leader in gourmet grills. Let's look at what's new lor 2004! 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