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Lena SE Sy PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" IT 1866 vA EB MANY, MANY THANKS! We wish to thank our fam- ily, friends and relatives, along with the original members of our wedding party for the wonderful') celebration held Brooklin United Church where we were married by Rev. M. Fisher, 50 years ago. The cards and best wishes from all were most appreciated. Rela- tives from North Dakota and Columbus, Ohio were present for this happy occasion. Our sincere thank you to the UCW members of Brooklin Unit- ed Church who provided the lunch and our grand- daughter Katherine who sang "The Winds Beneath Our Wings" accompanied by her mother Patti Scott. Betty and Fred Brown | would like to thank the medical staff and nursing staff for their excellent care during my recent' stay in Port Perry Lak- eridge Hospital, also friends who sent cards, hospital visits and phone calls. | would also like to thank the Cancer Society drivers for my many trips to Princess Margaret Lodge and hospital. Fred Christie TOMT PE HRY Weekern [Sous s Newsbeber of Chg, -- ~---- fe & jed Listings | "Phone: 9 A special thank you to Susan and Dale' Watson for opening their home to host our "Retirement Social". The gifts, stories and especially great friendships will long be remembered as we pur- sue new adventures. Wé have both enjoyed work- ing with excellent princi- pals and dedicated col- leagues during our teach- ing careers. We have seen many students over our 67 combined years of teaching, and are grateful for the way that the com- munity supports staft members at both Comish and Cawker schools. Thank you to our families for their love and patience especially during tourna- ment time when plans were cancelled to allow for a chance at yet another D.E.A.A. Pennant! We look forward to the years ahead and only hope that the Leafs will bring back the Stanley Cup to Toron- to, soon! Rob Smart - R.H. Comish rs Ken Smart - S.A. Cawker Eagles Scugog's Most Read eugey's Mos Classift i Star NN 2000 4 AS ® Scugog realty itd. 144 Queen St., Port Perry 985-4427 saad LAKEFRONT WESTERLY EXPOSURE Thank you to all who par- ticipated in our last day at the Country Convenience store. Your thoughtfulness and generosity touched our hearts deeply. We'll miss all of you and may God bless you. Co Don, Ginny, Shari, and Tim The family of the late Ray Boumans wish to express our deepest gratitude to our relatives, friends and' neighbours for their memorial donations, flow- ers, cards and support. Thanks to nurses at pallia- tive care and chemo clinic at Lakeridge Health in Oshawa and also every- one at TSRCC. Special thanks to Dr. Puckrin, Dr. Chang, Dr. Ballough and Dr. Birt for Ray's constant care. We would atso like to thank Father Canning for his support, Audrey Beauchamp for the music and Sarah Stokes for her reading. Thanks to pall- bearers, Myles and staff at Waggs Funeral Home. Sadly missed by Hazel, Pat, Cathy, Miki, Michelle and families Always first h local news! 82 "BUC RITIR A Immaculate 3,500 sq. ft. lakefront home just minutes from Port Perry. 3+1 bdrms, large eat-in kitchen, master bdrm with en suite and w/o to deck. 2 1/2 baths, sauna, fam room with stove setting w/o to deck, main flr laundry. Large year round sun-room with westerly exposure overlooking Lake Scugog. Skylights and w/o to deck, 2 + 2 garages; P LUS many other features. View today! Asking $449,900 GUY LATRIELLE AT 985-4427 FRET SR We would like to say thank you to all of our family, neighbours & friends for their over- whelming support after Shad's accident and death. Special thanks to Sheila Stillwell for her assistance at the scene; to Durham Regional _ Police members Mariano Perini, John Hamilton and Bill Temple for their all night vigil; to Will and Mary for being there; to Dan Martin at Low & Low for his personal and pro- fessional handling of the arrangements; to Rev- erend Glen Eagle for remembering Shad with happiness and not his untimely end; to Black- stock UCW for providing the luncheon following the service, and again to Durham Regional Police for the exceptional funeral escort and continuing sup- port. ' Stan, Lynne, Adam & Brian Wonnacott Classifieds in The Port Peny Star & Weekend Star! FRIDAY, JULY 7, 2000 - 2% Star Readers are always informed first! CLA 05-985-7383 DOCK YOUR BOAT Enjoy summer fun. Swimming, fishing and bdating. Lake access comes with this home. Open concept. Eat-in kitchen, main floor laundry, bay window. Walkout to 75" x 200' lot, carport and workshop with woodstove. Waterfront" community close to town. $119,900 KAREN NORTHEY 985-4427 tour inside this home at www.northeyteam.com CLAIRMONT, Aileen - Peacefully, in the pres- ence of her family, at Ross Memorial Hospital on Saturday, July 1, 2000. Aileen Clairmont of Lind- say, formerly of Port Perry, in her 76th year. Wife of the late Charles Clairmont. Sister of Jeanne & William Whittle, England and Pauline & George Neighbour, Eng- land. Beloved aunt and sister-in-law. Aileen taught for 25 years with the Durham Separate School system. The family will receive friends at the McConnell Funeral Home, Marmora from 9:30 - HIGGON, Roberta E. -At Peel Manor, Brampton, on Sunday, June 25, 2000. Beloved wife of the late Dave Higgon (1977). Cherished mother of Berta (& Lawrence) Avery, David Higgon, Heidi (& Don), Wilker. Loving grandmother of Richard, Michelle, D.J., Darin, Jen- nifer & Nicole and great- grandmother of Wyatt Avery. Visitation Wednes- ~ day, July 12, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at THE NORTH- CUTT ELLIOTT FUNER- AL HOME, 53 Division Street N., Bowmanville. A Memorial Service to cele- STEWARD, Douglas Charles - peacefully on Tuesday, July 4, 2000 at Lakeridge Health Port Perry, at age 81. Douglas Steward, beloved hus- band of the late Etta (nee Wallace). Loved father of Andrew (deceased), Dou- glas and his wife Jeannie of Penetang and Janice and her husband Howard Humphrey of Nestleton. Loving grandfather of David, Jaime and her hus- band Shane Pollock and Ben and great-grandfather of Cole. Relatives and friends were received at the WAGG FUNERAL "McDermott'- 10:30 a.m. brate the lives of Roberta HOME, D302 2. Yel fosaay: & Dave Higgon will be Panabaker Chapel', 216 318 Dundas St. E., Sacred Heart of Jesus held on Thursday, July 13 Queen Street in Port Whitby Roman Catholic Church, at 1 p.m. at the Funeral Perry (985-2171) on ' Marmora on Wednesday, Home. Cremation has Thursday, July 6 from 1-800-461-4848 July 5, 2000 at 11 a.m. taken place. In lieu of flow- ~~ 12:30-1:30 p.m. A Service 143 Kina St. E Interment Sacred Heart ers, the family would to celebrate the life of ng *y Cemetery. Donations to appreciate memorial Douglas Steward was 905-623-8150 the Palliative Care Unit of donations to the Hospital held in the Chapel at 1:30 After Ross Memorial Hospital, for Sick Children or to p.m. with Reverend John Hours Lindsay would be appreci- Peel Manor, Brampton, Griffen officiating. 905-983-8105 ated. Ontario. . WAGG FUNERAL or MET HOME 905-983-9606 DAWSON aiiallidd MONUMENTS NED ToNPanalaker : 1119 Northridge St., Oshawa, Ont Chapel Home Appointments We install at Uxbridge, Pine Grove, Groveside, Cadmus- | Available Cartwright and all local cemeteries, Save hundreds of $ with no-obligation appointment in the privacy of your own home with family present. 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