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TI ryt THI II I rT I 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 21, 1987 Random Jottings (From page 6) only imagine that all they will get on the finished photo is a great shot of the backs of peoples' heads. I guess all I am trying to say. is -- if people would only think before they shoot (including myself), we could all save a lot of money on undesirable photos. But undesirable or not, I'll probably never throw out ¢ ll those limp, faded pictures that are stored away in the base- ment. After all, they are a part of our past, and everybody likes remembering the "good ole days." LIGHTS LOOK GREAT About one year ago, the Scugog Chamber of Commerce decided to put some big money into a project to beautify Queen Street. Well, the project is now complete and from the comments I have heard to date, the public is very pleased with the outcome. The new benches, garbage containers and street lights are a welcome addition to downtown, and we can only hope that the property will be respected. There has already been one report of a garbage container being thrown onto the street, and a hinge being broken. While driving through town last Thursday night, Queen Street took on a certain quaintness that was-not there when the large lights suspended to the buildings were there. If you haven't seen the lights at night, take a walk downtown soon. I'm sure you'll approve of the new look. YES YOU CAN WALLCOVERINGS WALLPAPER Mb WA ar LLPAPER off ORDERS 183 QUEEN ST.. PORT PERRY 985-8234 Open Weekdays & Saturday 9:30 to 5 30 Fridays till 9:00; Sundays 1 00 to 5 © L3° Nursing home played the Wheel of Fortune by Wendy Clark I trust that everyone is enjoying the warm weather. Monday July 6th we played a game of 'Wheel of For- tune."' The Villa joined us and pro- vided some competition. We cer- tainly have a lot of witty residents. Tuesday we had a "Brainstorm- ing Day." Everyone participated in a spelling bee, a quiz, unscramble puzzles, and played a game of stunts & forfiets. Later on in the evening - the Port Perry United Church pro- vided a service. Manicures and peticures were held on Wednesday (8th). At 8:00 p.m. in the diningroom was a Flower & Vegetable Show hosted by the Pine Ridge Garden Club. Several helpful hints were passed along. Thursday was a craft day. Several residents took part in making table favours for Bahama Day. Ice cold lemonade was served afterwards and was greatly appreciated on such a warm day. Friday July 10 we had a Beach Party as part of Bahama Day. We all got into the spirit of things by wearing our best Bahamian outfits. Best dressed costume awards went to Dorothy Archer and Joan Tuck. A discussion on the Bahamas was in progress and then followed by a quiz. Afterwards we cooled down in the hot weather by having a water balloon game. The afternoon ended with a refreshing tropical punch and some fresh fruit. We hope that if you were downtown on the Friday of the Dahama Days weekend that you saw our display table and bought one of our lucky draw tickets. The grand prize is a small portable B&W - AM/FM T.V. set. Tickets are $1.00 each and the draw will take place on Improve your home equity! ~ CLARKE BROS. EAVESTROUGHING for all your aluminum needs! SOFFIT & FASCIA 5" SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGH WINDOWS & DOORS Also dealing in Vinyl Siding, Roofing and Shutters. Call us now for your FREE ESTIMATE 985-8931 PROFESSIONAL DUCT CLEANING POWER VAC will be cleaning the ductwork in the operating room of the Community Memorial Hospital on Monday, July 27th, 1987. We are now booking residential homes in the Port Perry Area for the remainder of the week of July 28 to July 31. CALL BRAD (collect) FOR A FREE ESTIMATE POWER VAC SERVICES CALL COLLECT ... 7244-2266 July 31. Get your lucky ticket now!! Monday July 13 was bowling. Top scorer was Doug Calbeck with 103 pts. Congratulations Doug!) Our trip to Canada's Wonderland on Tuesday was cancelled due to rain but we have rescheduled it for Aug. 4. During the afternoon we played guessing games. Everyone enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Wednesday we were stationed behind closed doors for our monthly residents council meeting. Items in discussion were choosing the menu for "Meal of the Month," a sugges- tion of a trip to Haliburton, an ac- ceptance of a thankyou note from Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owen for the love- ly wedding gift, and the nomination of Donald Spencley for Vice- President on the residents council. Thursday was a craft day. We mainly concentrated on sewing and AND 6 & Ed 7" a 87 Injection Turbo Charge HERE'S WHAT WE po: * Supply and install a top-quality : fot 0 5 litres of 10W30 tor .: tit "Is gus PLUS A PL iON Until August 15, 1987 quilting. The ladies certainly have some beautiful projects on the go. Just before 4 p.m. we all got ready to head out to Uxbridge Nursing Home (Dahiem) for a wonderful BBQ. They also provided us with some delightful entertainment. Everyone came home tuckered out from having such a good time. On the Friday July 17 we had Bingo. Congratulations to the many winners. Also roaming the halls was the ice-cream parlor cart that gave a special treat to whoever wanted one. Birthday wishes are extended to sMr. Bill Gibson (24) and Mr. Ralph Sommerville (26). « Upcoming events are Seniors Pic- nic at CNE (22), Monthly Birthday Party (29), Entertainment at the Bandshell (30), and a trip to Canada's Wonderland (Aug. 4). v6 AN ng7 h, 1987 NS + MOST CARS AND VA * N00 extra for most . imported vehicle filter « &9 00 extra for Pre- Si TURBO TESTED motor oil + axd's & Trucks extra Complete Check and Top-up Air Conditioning envice a4.9 WE: Check for leaks; Tighten connections to stop minor leaks; Check & Adjust Belts; Check operation of controls & vents; In- stall up to 1 Ib. of refrigerant (if needed), Wash out condenser. 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