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EC PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 13, 1986 -- 23 il Art on display Two exhibitions of fine art are running concurrently in the region which feature the works of Port Perry artists. Included in the 1988 Annual Juried Exhibition of the East Central Ontario Art Associa- tion are paintings by Sheila Dantzer and Leslie A. Parkes. The E.C.0.A A. show continues in the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville until May 24. As part of the Oshawa Art Association's 19th Annual Art Ex- hibition, paintings by Dantzer, Parkes and Ruth Stone were suc- cessfully admitted. Particularly note-worthy is Dantzer's water- colour, entitled 'Kitchen Peurto Plata," which was singled out dur- ing the opening ceremonies for the Robert McLaughlin Gallery Volunteer Committee Award and the Oshawa Art Association Award for being the best of the show. The C.A.A. show continues in the Michael Starr Building in Oshawa until May 21. A major exhibition of the works of Leslie A. Parkes opens at the Mill . Hollow Gallery near Utica on Satur- day, May 17 and continues for two weeks. WCD ENTERPRIZES -- PLUMBING -- Service - Renovations - Pumps Brooklin - Ontario 8 WAYNE DISNEY 655-4848 The Beta Sigma Phi 55th Founders Day was held recently in Uxbridge and one of the highlights was the presentation of the Girls of the Year Awards. From left: Mary Pearsell, Port Perry Psi Epsilon Theta; Eleanor Bailey, Port Perry, Preceptor Gamma Psi: Nora Symington, a NO Port Perry Theta Delta; Barb Wideman, Ux- LD bridge, Xi Epsilon Upsilon; and Pam Noble, Ux: EMP VERS... ask bridge Theta Psi. your insurance agent about a Blue CHIP employee -- Photo courtesy Uxbridge Times Journal. news by Wendy Clark This is the first of a column which will appear every two weeks in the Port Perry Star concerning Nursing Home news and events. Most of our residents are from the surrounding communities and would still like to: feel part of the community. We have a monthly newspaper within the Home but we thought that a column in the Star would help keep the fami- ly and friends of residents inform- ed of our activities. Also we would like to make the public aware of our small community within the community. y We would like to express birthday greetings to Mrs. Mae Maloney (May 7), Mrs. Sarah Willamott (May 10) and a special greeting to one of our valued volunteers-- Miss Betty Fellows. Some of the activities that were held in the last week are ceramics, crafts, bingo, movies, manicures, baking, men's bowling, plus many more activities are always going on. On Wednesday April 30 thru the evening some of the residents at- tended a terrific play at the Town Hall which was called "The Merry Widow.' Also on Wednesday May 7 during the evening some of the residents were hosted to another play titled "A Breath of Spring' which was held in Uxbridge. The residents certainly enjoyed these two nights out and thank-you to everyone who made it possible. The week of May 4th to the 10th was proclaimed "NURSES WEEK" and the residents invited all of the staff to an appreciation tea where we were served tea and a lovely cake. They also decorated the nur- sing stations just to brighten our day. Thanks to the residents for thinking of us. Just a last little note that we're having a Bazaar on Saturday, May 31, so mark it on your calendar so that you won't miss it. WEDDING INVITATIONS and Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 1 i Port Perry 985-7383 | CALLING ALL GOLFERS GROUP GOLF LESSONS -- at -- CRESTWOOD GOLF CLUB 4 Sessions $30.00 Starting week of May 1st. Day, Evening or Weekend Classes. Each Session 2 Hours. Limited Registration. Enrol Now. Call Bill Huestis | 705-357-3474 o health benefits package specifically for small business o easy administration with one ID certificate & \_ one monthly payment benefit package. . Or contact: Ross Freer Suite 204 Peterborough Square 360 George Street North Peterborough, Ontario K9H 7E8 (705) 743-0677 A ONTARIO 5220 2Y BLUE CROSS THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE ECONO PAK MEAL | Victoria Day Weekend - FRI., SAT, SUN. & MON. 9 pieces of golden chicken mily french fries 2med. salads of your choice 999). * plus tax 10.99 for faster service! 136 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-9009 Dia CHICKEN & SEAFOOD PROCLAMATION WHEREAS the health, safety and comfort of the community is greatly dependent on the facilities and services provided by our Works Department; AND WHEREAS the support from the community is vital in the continu- ing operation of our public works services such as; street maintenance, refuse disposal, water supply, sanitary sewer systems, road construc- tion and snow removal; 5 I'd AND WHEREAS the quality and effectiveness of these facilities and ser- vices are dependent on the continued efforts and skills of Public Works Department staff; NOW THEREFORE, |, G. Herrema, Regional Chairman, do hereby May 18th to 24th, 1986 "PUBLIC WORKS WEEK" in the Region of Durham to recognize the contributions the public works officials and staff make everyday to the health, safety and comfort of our lives. ~ proclaim DATED at Whitby this 7th day of May, 1986. G. Herrema, Chairman Region of Durham The facilities operated by the Region's Work Department will be open to the public during the week. To make arrangements, or for further in- formation, please contact » Works Department 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby Phone (416) 668-7721 The third Annual Snow Plow Competition will also be held on Saturday, May 24th, 1986 at the Region's Oshawa /Whitby Depot, Conlins Road, Whitby, starting at 9:00 AM