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Belly dancer a big hit at senior wedding week Na = HIE a Ya by Wendy Clark Well "Wedding Week' has come and gone. A week of special activities were planned in celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Edmonds 77th Anniversary. We started off the week with a Bridal Tea. Mrs. Edmonds was treated to her first ever Bridal Shower. The ladies certainly en- joyed the food and the fun games. Tuesday September 19th was our Wedding Memories Day. Many residents and staff had their wedding memorbilias displayed for all to view. The following day the men were treated to a fun-filled stag. The mysterious Belly Dancer was a big hit along with the card games, darts and drinks. The ladies were kept busy making wedding table favours. Finally the Wedding- Anniversary Day arrived on Thursday. The diningroom had been transformed into a magical church setting complete with flowers and balloons. The lovely bride wore a beautiful 3; length cream dress. A momorable ceremony was given by Anna McLaughlin who portrayed the minister in our mock wedding. Mr. and Mrs. David Petrie stood up as the Best Man and Maid of Honour. Delightful piano music was played by Mrs. Eva Hunter. After the lovely wedding everyone enjoyed a luncheon. A special thank you to the Personal Touch for lending us many beautiful decorations. The happy couple then had a delicious can- dle light dinner together. To end the day there was an evening reception with Earl and Audrey Geer as featured D.J.'s. The last day began with a special Champagne breakfast that they had in their honeymoon suite that had been decorated especially for this occasion. On behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds an extra big thank you goes out to the girls in the Activity depart- ment for their hard work in mak- ing this a very very special week. Other residents enjoyed an after- noon of Bingo. Beginning the last week of September there was a bowling match with Lionel Blaikie being our top scorer with 118 points. In the evening we held a Volunteer Night. A few past volunteers at- tended and pleased us with many positive comments. Tuesday September 26, we held the mon- thly birthday party for September. Entertainment was provided by Mr. Clem Jeffrey. Together we wished the birthday folks many happy returns. : The following day Freedom Fashions set up shop and sold many of their items. Their clothes are geared for the elderly and handicapped. Also a few ladies baked some butter tarts. Throughout the afternoon on Thursday many worked con- tinuously on a variety of different crafts. Friday September 29 there was a challenging quiz and the Cocktail Hour immediately followed. Birthday wishes are extended to Mrs. Norma Jeffrey (3), Mrs. Mona Mero (5), Mrs. Pearl Brethour (8) and Mrs. Betty Ter- rett (9). A warm welcome to Mrs. Elsie Timlin who comes to us from the neighbouring Villa. We also welcome Mrs. Wanda Durham who has resided in the Port Perry area for quite some time. Unfortunately we have had a few of our dear friends pass on. Our sympathy to the families and friends of Mrs. Greta St. John, Mrs. Eveline Flieler and Mr. Cecil Phillips. Upcoming events in October are Applefest (7), Historical Tour of Port Perry (11), Supper Club - Thanksgiving Dinner (12) and Harvest Party - 1 p.m. (17). Ww. GREYSTONE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE Shirley Road, South of Port Perry "THE GREYSTONE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE Ants sor RE Doris Armstrong custodian at Epsom Public School after 42 | t dedication at a special dinner held on Sept. (right) recently retired as years. She was honored for her many years 0 26 at the Oshawa Holiday Inn. At the dinner Mrs. Armstrong received a beautiful painting by a local artist. She has graciously donated the painting to Epsom Public School where it will hang In the front foyer. Pictured with Mrs. Armstrong Is vice principal Linda Fockler. Doris Armstrong honored by Board of Education by Jean Jeffery The October meeting of Epsom Utica U.C.W will be held on Tues. Oct. 10 at the home of Nancy Skelding. Come for dessert at 1 p.m. The programme to follow. The guest speaker will be Mr. Frank Murphy who is the Pro- gramme director with Central Seven Association for Communi- ty Living. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cather- wood hosted a 25th wedding an- niversary celebration for Beth's brother Allan and his wife Joyce on Sunday. Family members from Epsom attended. Beth's mother Ruth Ashton was an over- night guest with Beth and Kenneth. Pine Grove Church service was enjoyed by many. Our minister Rev. Nancy Waterman delivered the message and Epsom-Utica Choir assisted with the music. Don and Stella Asling are both improving daily. Dr. Jerrold Asl- ing of Hanover came to the Open House at Sandford on Sunday and was able to take his father to be with Dr. Pat Asling on the happy occasion. Paul Baster and his father flew to England a month ago. They had a marvelous time touring there and have now arrived home safely. Earl and Elizabeth Taylor were overnight guests with their daughter Ruth and her husband John Reed of Sundridge. Don't forget the Blood Clinic at Uxbridge High School Friday Oc- tober 6. Ern and Lulu Simpson, Harry Elford were supper guest with Earl and Marie Wilson after at- tending Pine Grove Anniversary service. Doris Armstrong attended the annual dinner given in honour of those retiring by the Board of Education in Oshawa Sept. 26. Doris was presented with a dozen red roses and a beautiful painting which will be placed in the Entry of the Epsom School in honour of Doris' 42 years of faithful service. - On Sunday Doris was on a bus tour to see autumn beauty in Haliburton area. 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