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| p------ LY WE PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE 8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 11, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS ENERGY EFFICIENT j=' WINDOWS REDUCE DRAFTS and INCREASE WARMTH. ALCAN VINYL AND ALUMINUM WINDOWS Products Procuqs SEERS : : HREM Sales & Installation Fora? DOORS © WINDOWS ¢ TROUGH © ADDITIONS © SOLARIUMS PORT PERRY © (905) 985-3333 LINDSAY e (705) 328-1402 « 1-800-734-1666 Reach Industrial Park - Reg. Road 8 (1/4 mile east of No. 12) SENIORS S.A.W.D. A.C. | Aushosiass Decter [| rt SORA AR) WINDOW LEALLES ASSOUIA DON OF CANADA DISCOUNT FINN (oA [NeW \Y/:-\[W:\=T RR {eT dl olo IY) | oH =3 4 5 HOME (ENERGY SAVING) RENOVATIONS on ALL ALCAN PRODUCTS Zig] (1p \) Aa Le Led Ag "FREE GAS BBQ : While Supplies Last | WITH EVERY WINDSHEILD REPLACEMENT 1 plus... ON | MOST INSURANCE CLAIMS - Informed! Come to The Lakeside Health and Wellness Festival Saturday, June 15, 1996 Find ou! bot 10:00 am wntil dusk yee a Latcham Community Centre Lehto better! Queen Street, Port Perry (Beside Polmer Park, on Lake Scugog) featurin 4 Aromatherapy © > Vierbghism | Reflexology * Massage Therapy Therapeutic Touch Yoga © Homeopathy Organic Foods © Nutritional Su ea rens Environmentally Sound Products Music ® Art e Children's Activities Come and join vs for an enjoyable and informative day of Lectures, Displays, Demonstrations, Good Food & Door Prizes | Outdoor Events to take ploce in Palmer Pork (weather permilfing) 00 Vou mons i ove reer der Admission: Adults- $2. Children 12 & under- Free. 00°t hngy For more info call 985-2377 where to serpy KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Harry Kiezebrink will be retiring as principal of S. A. Cawker Public School later this month. A retire- ment party was held at the school last week to cel- ebrate his retirement, after teaching for 34 years. HOSPICE TR UXBRIDGE To) SCUGOG The Reiabow Program © June 20, 1996 at 8:00pm Rainbows is a peer support program for children and youth who are dealing with a significant loss or change in their family situation. Guest Speaker: Diana Scahill Rainbows Program Director Hospice will be starting a Rainbows Group in the fall. Annual General Meeting preceding at 7:00pm Uxbridge Town Hall (rear entrance) 51 Toronto St., South Refreshments to follow. *Soon to be called North Durham Hospice lors to see our beautiful selection of e ENGAGEMENT RINGS ve We offer gifts for all members of the bridal party e & great shower gift ideas. --PENTLAND, JEWELLERS Serving the Scugog Community for over 25 years 174 Queen Street, Port Perry 985- 7641 Harry Kiezebrink to retire Principal leaves career with mixed emotions By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star 'Harry Kiezebrink is leaving his post as prinici- pal of S. A. Cawker Public School marking the end of a 34-year career in teach- ing. Mr. Kiezebrink, who will retire at the end of the month, has lived most of his life in the Scugog Township area, has spent many years educating lo- cal students. After beginning his ca- reer in Scarborough in 1962, Mr. Kiezebrink came to Prince Albert School as principal in 1967. He had graduated from that school some number of years earlier. After spending 11 years at the local public school he was transferred and spent the next few years at various Durham Region public schools before once again returning to Scugog Township. Her 2 ae The TILLEY HAT The world's best outdoor hat! for Father's Day _ 18 Simcoe St. South Downtown Oshawa 571-3100 This Saturday!!! at Port Perry Fairgrounds Open 8am to 1pm every Saturday from June 15 to October Vendors wanted: $10 per table / per week Vegetables, Fruit, Meat, Crafts, Herb Reserve table now - phone Bill or Whitney Cohoon 985- 0044 As principal Mr. Kieze- brink spent six years at the helm at R. H. Cornish Public School from 1982- 1989, when he was then made the principal of Scu- gog's newest elementary school --S. A. Cawker. Mr. Kiezebrink has the distinction of being the only principal of the school, which has been in existance since 1989. "I've been here for seven years. You really become attached to the school and the people here," he said. Although Mr. Kieze- brink is looking forward to spending more time work- ing with the Victory Chris- tian Centre Church, his retirement brings mixed feelings. : "It would be a lot easier to retire if you disliked what you had been doing," he said. He has spent the past few years working part time with the church and feels by working there more often it is more like a career change then retire- ment. He plans to take missionary trips and teach the students at the local church. "TI will miss (teaching), but I look forward to the other things I will be do- ing. It's been a great ca- reer I really enjoyed it," he said. LASER COLOR (sda [engeolelol gd] {oF at the PORT PERRY STAR Durham Fresh Marketing i BRA BSA os = rT SR