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Ba al" adlialie. LES. 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 1, 1987 Lots of activity at Nursing Home by Wendy (Clark Things have been busy throughout the Nursing Home during the past two weeks. Monday, Aug. 17th, we spent the afternoon pricing and get- ting ready for the Flea Market. Some of the ladies also baked up some batches of brownies. Around 4 pm, we held an Executive Meeting in order to make prepara- tions for the upcoming Presidents Council Meeting. Tuesday, we were all busy mak- ing up several batches of plain muf- fins for the Flea Market. The ladies tried some of their baking with a cup of tea. While we were busy cooking, we had a discussion on the items that each one used to bake when they were in their own homes. Mr. Doug Potts, the photographer from Signature Studios returned our finished portraits. They all turned out real nice. Wed. (20th), was the Monthly Presidents Council meeting. Items on the agenda were- volunteer patio cleaners, the majority wants to work towards purchasing an awning for the patio for next year, and ideas were discussed for the upcoming overnight trip. Thurs. was the last minute preparation day. We mostly baked up batch after batch of fresh goodies for the Flea Market. The big day arrived ---- Friday ---- Our Annual Flea Market took place. What a success!! We had a total of 13 vendors take part along our side. We had several tables ourselves, featuring Odds 'n Ends table, food booth and a most popular "Touch & Take' table. A very special thank you to everyone who helped out in anyway and to all the people who supported us. All money raised will go towards the Residents Activity Fund. All day Monday, we spent work- ing together as a clean-up crew. We certainly have a lot of hard workers in our group. Afterwards, tea and cookies were served. LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? Look Here! ... Where consumers in need shop for the professionals. in business! CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION Tuesday (25th), we had a reading group and discussion. A real in- teresting and exciting story was read about Wolves. During the even- ing, the Prince Albert United Church provided a service. Wednesday, we loaded up several cars and headed out for a delicious lunch at Haugen's BBQ chicken. When we arrived back home, we gathered in the dining room for an afternoon of sing-song. The following day we had our Monthly Birthday Party. Everyone got involved in playing a variety of games. Our special birthday residents received a gift and then shared their birthday cake with their friends. A special thank you to Mr. Keith Fielding for donating the birthday cake. If there is anyone or any group that would like to host a monthly birthday party, we still have a few months available. For more information please contact Kim Mitchell at 985-3205. To end the last Friday in August, we had Bingo. Congratulations to our several winners. The ice-cream parlour wagon also made its rounds delivering ice-cream goodies. Upcoming September birthdays are: Mrs. Isabel Burtis (8), Mr. Ar- thur Edmonds (4), Mr. Frank Troop (22), and Mr. Wilf Ryan (24). ""HAP- PY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU .... " Events that are planned in the next couple of weeks are a Pool Par- ty at Bobcaygeon (Sept. 3), Residents Council Meeting (9), and a trip to Pioneer Village (11). Our sympathy is extended to the family of the late Lorne Duff. Lorne passed away on Saturday, August 15th at the age of 90 years. We will sadly miss him. We woutd like to welcome Mrs. Elizabeth Slute to the second floor. Mrs. Slute previously lived in the Senior Citizens apartments and has now decided to come and join our family. EXPERIENCED: 7 years as member of Newcastle and Durham Council ACTIVE: in protecting the environment - stopping nuclear dumping, involved with recycling start-up, solving LEADERSHIP: LIBERAL Committee Rooms community water supply. Chairman of Housing, Health & Social Services, Public Works and Finance. FOR INFORMATION OR T0 HELP, CALL THE 985-9736 Authorized by Bev Wakefield CFO # % 5 iy, ¥ IAF > R wo x 7; A § Ue Pi ) eR x Pe % 3] EERE oR 2 wig 5 7 a A ' F Nr a T° Radi Flower arranging display Part of the program at the week-long Bible from left) and all the flowers and plants used for Study at Hope Reformed Church in Prince Albert the beautiful arrangements are found locally in included courses on flower arranging. The gardens or growing wild. course instructor was Grace Bajema (second 4 | CUSTOMER (@y AN =| JT cau depend ou it! FOR MOST NORTH AMERICAN BUILT CARS & TRUCKS. |X Tn ANY ADDITIONAL PARTS OR SERVICES REQUIRED WILL BE QUOTED FOR YOUR AUTHORIZATION BEFORE WORK IS STARTED Scugog Chrysler DURHAM'S BEST CHRYSLER DODGE & PLYMOUTH DEALER HOURS Monday to Thursday 9 10 9 Friday & Saturday 910 6 ---- -- CHRYSLER] CHRYSLER ~_ Show your car you care i ": 2985-7359 Plymouth ' ' 655-8826 Plymouth Dodge Trucks -- THEE FH