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Page 8, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, Mardi 31, 1993 Shelly Geroux joined Nail F/X in January, 1993 and has A SPECIAL OFFER FOR YOU! Flberglass: $57.00 Reg. Acryllo: $45.00 .Reg. $28.50 Sale $22.50 Sale $1 4.00 F111 $1 2.00 F11 DONATIONS FROM staff and service clubs paid to turn this room at Fairview Lodge into the 6ev Cook Lounge, named after a former nurse at Fairview. Donors on hand for the opening of the residents' lounge were (from Ieft) staff members Helen Brown and Pat Jackson, Byran and Tammie Cook (Bev's husband and daug- her), Knights of Columbus Grand Knight Kari Filo, Whitby Kiwanis president Tom Murphy and John Lewis. Photo by Mark Reesor, WhItby Free Press Fairview s new lounge named after health care aide By Lucie Rochette On Thursday, March 11, after an emotional ceremony the Beverly Cook leunge opened at Fairview Lodge. Beverly Cook was an employee at Fairview Leodge until it was learned that she had cancer. She's been working fuil-time for about flive years at the nursing horne after a few years of part-tirne work. Cook was a health care aide, which includes bedside nursing, and she was an adjuvant, providing care for the residents. The lounge was bufit for the residents to enjoy, s0 they would have a place to talk privately and comfortably with visitors. The only room available was the linen room, but it had ne window. Money was donated for the purchase of a window. The projeot took about a year te complete. Before the completion of the lounge, Cook became ill. It was then decided te name the lounge after her. "She was just delighted,» said Jeannine Ben- nett, nursing manager at Fairview L-odge, and Cook's immediate superviser. Every department in the nursing home contri- buted to the construction of the lounge. Bennett said that nobody complained because evorybody wanted to help eut, especially since the lounge w as to be named after Cook. Bennett said that the lounge was buit with volunteer donations only. Award for outstanding seniors, Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards, through the Whitby seniors' advisory committee, has initiated an annual Mayor's Senior Volunteer Award te recognize outstanding achievements by seniors in the community. Ail residents of Whitby who are aged 55 and over are eligible for the award. The committee is encouraging community groups and indivi- duals te, submit nominations. The winner will be announced on April 29, 1993. The committee is inviting individuals and organizations to submit a nomination. Nomination formis are available from the mayor's office (668-5803) or from the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre (668-1424). The deadline for nominations is April 8. Forward to the mayor's office, Town of Whitby, 575 Roesland Rd. E., Whiùtby LiN 2M8. 'he Heart of Country The Port Perry Country Collectables & Craft Show and Sale April 3 & 4, 1993 Sat., 10 amn - 5 pm & Sun., 10 amn - 4 pm ROSA Port Perry High School Westofime, on theoem« of QSfee& Rosa St .~r'I~ Aduits: $2.Senior: $t ClIIren under 12 FRE kIfo: (416) 9&5116 (416) 9a5-0572 w Color Your Worfd' ALL UN-STOCK, BORDERS Exp<resApril 30/9. 1916 Dundas St. East, Whitby * OF RES OOK PRE BUYING OR SELLTNG? For service and resuits ask for RE/MAX Summiùt Realty (1991) Ltd. 668-3800 686-5865 I Member of Oshawa & Toronto Boards o;JDoo Pze 43-5-0808 a