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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, December 28, 1989 Yule events brighten the Nursing Home The Port Perry Nursing Home, and handed out Christ- Home, and Villa, were the re- mas cookies toall they visited. cipients of lots of Christmas The Legion also had repre- cheer, over the past twoweeks. sentatives there this week, Many groups from the Port along with the Grade one Perry area visited the Nursing French Immersion class from Home, and Villa, to entertain R.H. Cornish Public School, the residents. who carolled in the halls, a Santa Claus was the special and Mary-Ann perform for them. Th no and sang, with the audience often favorite carol. ; - guest at the Nursing Home on Later in the week the Nurs- the 13th, and had breakfast ing Home, and Villa each had a with the residents. Christmas The Port Perry Guides, and with speci Pathfinders both spent an eve- community, and surrounding ning carolling at the Nursing areas toentertain them. al "The. Villa Christmas party also had two women Karen e couple played the pla- 1.joining in to sing Kim Mitchell, activity co-ordinator, Christmas party Thursday night, by starting everyone singing Christmas carols. arty of their own, guests from the the residents, and to add a litt » and Joun Aldred, volunteer, started oft the Villa The Port Perry Girl Guides were at the Port Perry Nursing Home last week, to sing to + Grade one- French Immersion students from R.H. 'Cornish Public School sang a few thel 'Christmas carols for the residents of the Port Perry Nursing Home recently. After the per- F formance, the students enjoyed juice and cookies with their audience. a le Christmas cheer for the holidays. 9 This Girl Guide had time to sit and chat with one of the Nursing Home residents, while she took a break from carol ling to hand out a few cookies. LY