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Workshop on recreation fo Recreation for Frail Older Adults will be the subject-matter during the Feb. 17 Recreation Workshop at Georgian Manor oo Penetanguishene. The Workshop will examine reereation for frail older adults, many over 80 years of age, perhaps with some physical and mental limitations, but still living in their own Jan. 18 - Feb.8 James Scrimgeour, Class of '82 will hold a solo exhibition of drawings and paintings Jan. 18 to Feb. 8 at the Barrie Campus of Georgian College. This Alumni Exhibition, which will be held in Room D101 of the Design and Visual Arts Building, will be open from 6 to 10 p.m. weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends. The artist will be present from 1 to 4 p.m. on opening day, Saturday Jan. 18. Jan. 21 The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity will be celebrated in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Port MeNicoll, at 7 p.m. All people most welcome to attend this ecumenical service. Jan. 26 Annual general meeting of the Penetanguishene Progressive Conservative Association to be held on Monday, Jan. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Normandy Room, Canadian Legion, Penetang. Election of officers. All welcome. At Georgian Manor homes. The participants will be introduced to both theoretical and practical approaches used in _ designing meaningful and pur- poseful leisure op- portunities for frail older adults. The workshop would be of interest to staff of Day Care Facilities, Day Hospitals, Senior Centres, as well as Community Health Nurses, Social- Workers, Administrators and Volunteers / Activity Leaders in Nursing Homes and Homes for the Aged, although the workshop will not ad- dress the specific issues of the frail older adults living in an institution. Ms. Marty Thomas will be the workshop instructor. Ms. Thomas is a graduate of the University 'of Waterloo Therapeutic Recreation Program and is currently the Super- visor of Recreation, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Toronto, and the Chairperson of Ontario Council on Therapeutic Recrea- shorney's opticians Mountainview Mall 526-8251 'Introductory Offer' $4500 OFF ALL CONTACT LENSES eCertified Contact Lens Fitter eFye Examinations arranged The registration fee is $3.50 and includes coffee, lunch, workshop and resource material. The is sponsored by the workshop County of Recreation and Special Services Dept. in co- operation with Georgian Manor and the Ministry Simcoe r frail older adults For further _ in- formation or to request a registration form, please contact the County of Simcoe Recreation & Special FAST, FREE DELIVERY A tasty treat anytime workshop is limited to of Tourism and Services Dept. at 726- only 24 participants and__ Recreation. 9300 Ext. 255. 519 Hugel Ave. MIDLAND, ONT. BASIC PIZZA TOMATO SAUCE AND MOZARELLA CHEESE SMALL MEDIUM LARGE 9" i2Y LS PEPPERONI GREEN OLIVES MUSHROOMS ANCHOVIES GREEN PEPPERS ONION TOMATOES BACON EX. CHEESE PINEAPPLE EX. SAUCE Small Medium Large BASIC 4.75 7.25 975 * ADD 1 CHOICE 5.25 mer fs) 10.50 ADD 2 CHOICES 5.75 8.25 11.25 ADD 3 CHOICES 6.25 8.75 12.00 ADD 4 CHOICES 6.75 9.25 12275 DELUXE 125 S75 13.50 EXTRA CHOICES 225, .50 B7/2) TUES" cpEC! OFF OFF OFF WE REDEEM ALL PIZZA COUPONS open... group. OPEN ON THE FUTURE Le Caron, a French-language secondary school, is the only one in Simcoe County which actually forms totally bilingual graduates. It is your best guarantee that your children will be able to function efficiently in a Canada that is more and more bilingual. OPEN ON OPEN-MINDEDNESS The graduates of Le Caron are more prone to be open-minded in this bilingual and multi-ethnic society. The facility with which students will use the two languages of Ontario and Canada will help them overcome any bias towards any other language or racial KEEP THE DOORS OPEN ON THE WORLD OF TOMORROW... Le Caron, the French Language Secondary School in your community offers the openings to a better education and a better career for your children. Here it is the school that keeps all of the following avenues munity events. Ecole Secondaire Le Caron Association des Parents de Le Caron Parents Association For more information call the school at 549-3202 OPEN ON THE COMMUNITY Le Caron's doors are open to all students having completed elementary school in a French-language school. Le Caron also puts much emphasis on participation of the students to various com- OPEN TO CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Le Caron's curriculum assures you that all doors will remain open for its graduates to succeed in a professional career anywhere in Canada and in the world, the two main international business languages being English and French. Page 8, Tuesday, January 21, 1986