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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 20, 1987 Classified Ads Phone 985-7383 Deadline: Monday - 12 Noon CLASSIFIED RATES words, 15¢C each word DISPLAY ADS: For rates and WORD ADS $5 00 first 20 words, 15C each word following REPEAT Second insert of same ad $4 00 for the first 20 following ARTWORK /LOGO DESIGN: Extra Charge PROOF REQUIRED Copy must be received no later than Thursday prior to insertion : information call 985-7383 ALL ADVERTISING Must be paid for in cash or by VISA before 12 00 Noon on Monday DEADLINE FOR ALL ADVERTISING: MONDAYS at 12:00 NOON (No Ad Changes after 10.00 a m. on Mondays) Although every precaution is taken 10 avosd erross in all Advertising. this newspaper accepts advertising with the understanding hat should an ervor occur 1 «s lable ony for the cost of that poshian of the advertisement in which the error occured n rela ton 1 the entire advertisement If an error should occur, it must be brought to our angntion Detore he oliowing publication Card of Thanks S-- SUN ------ TE 'The family of the late Bruce Beaton wish to thank the Am: bulance team, the Doctors & Nur- sing staff of Port Perry & Oshawa Hospitals, relatives & friends for their cards, Yfioral tributes & charitable donation in our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Wm. Fairley, Wick Presbyterian Women & Harold & Bill Wagg for their understanding during our loss. Anna Beaton & Family I would like to extend sincere gratitude & thanks to the staff & nurses of the Port Perry Com: munity Hospital & Dr. Millar for his kindness & attention towards me during my recent stay. a: Mrs. Nancie Birk BILL & JEAN SHiLL on behalf of their daughter Susan Durward, want to thank all the wonderful people who sent her cards & let ters. When they were read to her she responded with a smile & unbelievable expressions & sounds. A special thanks to Roy Waiker Smith for making her ad- dress known & Rev. David Shepherd & the congregation of Seagrave United Church. Susan's girifriends Nancy, Jill, Laurie & Lori & Walter & Eileen Dee &. Judy & Pete Crawford who are so far away. We just came back trom spending nine days wifh Susan & she is accepting her new surroundings now & learning to communicate Thank you everyone for helping | would like to thank family & friends for the calls, visits & gifts | received while | was a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Monahan, the O.B. Statt & the g/olunteers whose friendliness 'made my stay much more plea sant. Thanks to the United Church tor the lovely meal. thé class of 12L & BACSA) at Port Perry High School. the UCW and the Esther Unit for their cheery notes, and a special thank you to my family for taking over at home : Love Liz Ma, Thank you to the craft demonstrators exhibitors & everyone who came or worked fo make our Art & Craft Show suc cessful Afghan winner Jackie Beddone. Pontypool | "Head UCW i would like to thank the young gentiemen and the manager of the 1G A & the concerned citizens in the | GA for their thoughtful assistance on May 15, 1987 after miy fail 1t is nice to know that we do have caring peo ple in our community Phyllis Wray | would itke %0 thank my friends at Provincial Trattic Signs for the beautiful red roses Special thanks to Dr Eix & Dr Vatiuilus and the nurses at the outpatient department at the Oshawa General Hospital Doris Dean Personal Touch FLOWERS & SOFT SBGP Where £perenced Artistry and Complete Satstacton : , DAILY DELIVERY TO PORT PERRY OSHAWA and BROOKLUIN ARE AS Fresh Flower Arrangemen re Sfdog Pan § a 208 MARY ST 985-93 J] PORT PLRRY Comes Frat A whey hope Card of Thanks Many thanks to my family, friends & neighbours for their car- ing & support during my hospitalization. Also thank you to Rev. Davis & Dr. Jones. Rick MacKenzie Birth 'BAKER, Greg & Nancy are hap- py to announce the safe arrival of their second daughter Richelle Linette, born April 22, 1987, weighing 7 Ibs. 150z. A baby sister for Vanessa. Many thanks to Dr. Puckrin & the maternity staff at Port Perry Hospital. Best of Things FLOWERS - PLANTS - GIFTS Weddings - Hospitals - Funerals SPECIAL OCCASIONS PORT PERRY PLAZA Hwy. 7A, Port Perry before. 985-0170 Announcement are pleased to announce the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter Beverley Ida, to Mr Bruce Moran, son of Mr. Ron Moran'of Markham & Mrs. Marg Moran of Toronto. Wedding to take place August 15, 1987. Bill & Jackie Hill of Blackwater [IVES FLORIST ro 985-2525 166 Water St., Port Perry A Complete Line of Floral Art for All Occasions FLOWERS WIRED WORLD WIDE [4° "In Memoriam \ TAFFORD BROS. FAMILY MONUMENTS AN Nl ® Quality Monuments ® Bronze & Granite Markers '® Cemetery Lettering 318 Dundas Street East P.O. Box 133. Whitby Ontane 668-3552 SLELY Priv 1e appointments Nn yOu? nome Riadiy arranged by calling | Mr Philip J Dawson at | 1-668-3552 | | [uring day or after hours | | at 379-1116 in Oshawa mois * INDESS Wagg-McDermott-Panabaker a Funcral Home COURTESY * WE ARE BONDED FOR YOUR SECURITY + PEE ARRANGEMENT & CREMATION INFORMATION | Serving Part favy | Surrsunding Dats oh Chibwtve Serves J al ATION ¢ 218 (uecen St. Port Perry 985-2171 2 || In Memoriam : TO MOM Since the day you first met him, your life has really changed Some things you've put in order, some things you've rearranged You've put him in the middie & built your dreams around Someone who means so much to " you. the special one you found Before he came into your life, your skies were not as blue But then one day he came along. and the sun came shining through © Although youse may be far apart The miles cannot erase, the precious memories you have of his beautiful blue eyes & smiling face So now you're waiting patiently for the day you'll be together again You'll not regret one moment spent of reminiscing while he's gone Some say you are where your thoughts are, now if that thought is true You don't ever have to be lonely or sad, for he'll always be with you. Love Teena XOXOXO WALLACE, Hilda Aileen - In lov- "ing memory of a dear wife, mother & grandmother who pass- ed away May 17, 1983. As time unfolds another year Memories keep you ever near Silent thoughts of times together Hold memories that will last forever. h Deeply missed & forever loved by husband Ross, Paul, Bonnie, Andrea & Lori, Judy, John & Dana & Gail in loving memory of a dear friend who passed away May 20, 1986. You've shown me things within myself, that I'd never seen When "'evil-doers" tempted me, you quickly closed the door You've understood my feelings and through you | have too, and you have stood behind me in ail | wished todo , : 'These things have meant the world. to me, ut soon our times ill end ' ou have been what | needed most, for you have been my friend You were always close by when | needed a friend, you willingly helped me time and again My heart it overflowing, with love for all you have done, Thank you for all the time of laughter and of - fun When | was upset you'd wipe away my tears When | was scared you chased away my fears All the time in which together we have spent | cannot express how much this has meant Whether we are together or far- ther apart, our memories will re- main forever in my heart God bless you, my friend, in all that you do, Thank you my friend for just being you | know in my heart Kim, you'll 1.always be there. Sadly missed & always remembered Love Dolly J Seugog Wemoral | across from the PORT PERRY FAIRGROUNDS 985-7331 Your Needs are Our Responsibility ECONOMY _ OWER TY YEARS - In Memoriam BELL, Thomas In loving memory of a father, grandfather & great grandfather who passed away May 21st, 1985. God took him home, it was His will But in our hearts we love him still His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away We often sit and think of him When we are all alone For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own. Lovingly remembered by Robert, Jean, Linda & Families DIAMOND, Minnie - In loving memory of a dear mother and _ grandmother who passed away on May 21, 1986. Silent memories true and tender Just to show we still remember. Loved & remembered by Helen, Shirley & Families At Rest O'NEILL, Mary Almira at the Port Hope Hospital, Thursday. May 14, 1987 in her 85th year. Mary Almira Jones, wife of the. late William O'Neill. Dear mother of Maurice and his wife Jean of R.R. 1. Newtonville. Grand- mother of John, Linda & Marlyn. Also survived by four great grandchildren. Dear sister' of Tsabel St. Louis and Clara Shep- pard, both of Port Hope. Service was held from Ross Funeral Chapel, Monday, May 18th. Dona- tions to a charity of your choice would be appreciated. JOHN McCLURE at the Oshawa General Hospital on Saturday, « May 16,1987. John McClure was the loving husband of June Clemence. Loving father of Barry & his wife Debbie 6f Sunderland, Harris & his wife*Julie of Port Perry, Danny & his wife Christine of Port Perry, Miss Kim McClure of Sunderland. He will be sadly missed by his granddaughters Lisa & Laura. Funeral Services were held from the Scugog Memorial Funeral Chapel, Port Perry on Tuesday, May 19th at 1:30 p.m. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery. Donations to Durham Region Lung Association would be appreciated by the family. : + MORRISH, Rose at the Port Perry Community Hospital on Friday. May 15th, 1987. Rose Clark was the beloved wife of the late Francis Edward Morrish- Smith of Nestleton. She was predeceased by three brothers and two sisters. Funeral Services were held from the Scugog Memorial Funeral Chapel, Port Perry (985-7331), Monday, May 18th at 1:00 p.m. Cremation to follow. If desired, donations may be made to the C.N.1.B. Notice EARLY BIRD lawn care, tem: porary or regular cutting & trim- ming. Reasonable rates. 985-3723. - © M26 CAROL'S CUISINE. A quality cuisine catered in your home or elsewhere. Also gourmet picnic baskets 985-8720, GREENBANK Centennial Hall available for rentals. For book. ings contact Patti Fletcher 985 3489 TF ONE-A-HEAD Mobile Hairstyling will cuf, perm, frost, streak, col- our, or 'crimp' your hair in your home by appointment. Call 986 0140 for further infor. TF NOTICE Annual General Meeting of the BORELIANS COMMUNITY THEATRE OF PORT PERRY Thursday 8 PM JUNE 4th TOWN HALL 1873 Support Your Local Community Theatre Notice . Notice WINNERS of the Friendly Visitors, May 9th draw. Quilt Keith Lyle, R.R. 2. Seagrave: Flora' arrangement (by Personal Touch) i. Unger- Oshawa; Braid- ed rug- Rose Baxter- Port Perry PROCLAMATION . Take notice that Saturday. May 23rd, and Sunday. May 24th, 1987 is hereby proclaimed as Choo Chili Cook-off Weekend in and for the Town of Scugog. Province of Ontario. All citizens of Scugog are reminded the Choo Chili Cook-off is in aid of Easter Seals. Therefore, let it be known that |, Mayor Jerry Taylor am pleased to proclaim May 23rd and May 24th as Choo Chili Cook-off Weekend. Orono Fairgrounds Orono, Ontario LEGION BINGO. Next Legion Bingo, Branch 419, will be Thurs. May 28th. Jackpot $250 in &0 numbers. : M28 We wish to congratulate each of [the winners of the Elimination Draw held at Immaculate Con- ception Church Hall on Sat. May 9th. First prize- $1000 Geri Buckley, Janetville; 2nd prize $500 Carl Neralich, Islington; 3rd prize- $250 Peter Rajtek, Weston; 10 prizes of $50 each went to: Harold Wagg:; Maria Grima; Robert Dunn; P. Goreski; Darla Goreski; B. Canning: Paul Gouin; Joseph Sammut; Doug Healey: Fr. Melady. We thank everyone who purchased tickets for their support. All proceeds go to the building fund. LEARN to do colour analysis & make-up application. Three days training in Fenelon Falls, June 12-13-14. Training plus Seasons Professional Kit $800. Phone the Beautique 705-887-3749. M 26 KIMS'S Klean & Tidy $25 Special. 985-2211. 'The Corporation of the Township of Scugog NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act of the Province of Ontario, Public Notice is hereby, given to all owners and oc- cupants of subdivided lands or lots not exteed whether or not the lots are part of a subdivision within the Township of Scugog that unless the noxious weedS * on any such subdivided lands or lots in the Township of Scugog are destroyed by Friday, June 5, 1987, and throughout the season, the Council of the Township of Scugog has directed the Weed Inspector for the Region of Durham to cause said noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed in such a manner as they - may deem proper, and that the expenses incurred by-the said Weed Inspectors in the discharge of their duties shall be placed on the Collector's Roll of the Township of Scugog against the respective parcels concerned and that such amounts shall be collected inthe same manner as taxes under the Municipal Act. The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. WEED INSPECTOR -- ROSS THOMPSON -- 852-3214 ing 10 acres or weed seeds Earl S. Cuddte, Clerk-Administrator | Township of Scugog M 26 SOLICITORS BARRISTERS 3. Poul' Hletcher 'BILE \ ~ Ed "HARRIS * FLETCHER * TESLUK ASSOCIATES SWORD LAW CHAMBERS INTERNATIONAL PORT PERRY "announcing ... NEW LOCATION (Same Building) 177 SHANLEY STREET at WATER STREET 985-8488 . Hichel B. " Wesluk LLE. a EE a Ea a a Ee hhh f EH --_-- WEE Rien SL CL FR SEC ER