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The weather Saturday may have been cold, but players spirits were high, as they competed In the second annual snow pitch tournament held In Port Perry this past week- end. All proceeds from this tournament went to the Port Perry Community Hospital Expansion Fund. by Wendy Clark Well we've made it through our first month of 1990 and it's been a great one. During the afternoon of Monday January 22, we had a bowling match. Congratulations to our top scorer Mr. Ted Whitter with 99 points. Tuesday sponsored a Plant Care session and then Church ser- vice in the evening. Mid-week we had a discussion group with everyone playing word-association. At 7 p.m. an ex- citing Bingo game began. Thursday (25) we had several residents kept busy making up several Valentine decorations. Later in the day many enjoyed at- tending Cocktail hour. The week ended with our *'Scot- tish Day." This particular day began with several mini-movies on Scotland. We then proceeded to do our morning exercises to Scot- tish music. Everyone then devoured a delicious Scottish lunch. During the afternoon a young man by the name of "Kirk" kept us well entertained with his bagpipes. We ended the day with PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February é, 1990 -- 25 Residents enjoy Scottish movies, music, and food a Scottish quiz. Over the last week of January we had a baking session on Mon- day January 29th. Tuesday after- noon there was a Snowflake Tea. We had invited a special friend to join us. Piano music was graciously provided by Anne- 'Marie and Mrs. Beacock. A great afternoon was enjoyed by all. On the last day of January we had a Special Breakfast. A large group attended and were served a spectacular breakfast spread. The residents want to thank the Activity girls and volunteers for the extra special attention. Throughout the afternoon a small group were kept busy decorating for Valentines. The first day of February was spent working on crafts, wood- working and then Fun Games in the evening hours. Finally Friday February 2nd arrived, and in representation of Ground Hog Day we each made a silhouette of ourselves. Birthday wishes are extended to Miss Joan Tuck (Feb. 9) and Mrs. Lily Mortimer (12). A warm welcome is extended to Mr. Lorne Parrott who comes Scugog bridge results Scugog Duplicate Bridge January 31 - Afternoon 4 Table Howell - Avg. 42 1st - Doris Phinney & Georgia Brock 53. 2nd - Joyce Heard & Helen Mathieson 48. 3rd - Cathie Neely & Bev Stanley 45. Evening 7 Table Mitchell - Avg. 84 N/S by NEN BOWLDEN [ sven enact | 45 YEARS OF PERSONAL SERVICE 1st - Harold Brown & Bill Soulsby 104%. 2nd - Audrey & Peter Francis 85%. 3rd - Joan West & Gord Day 84. E/W 1st - Joanne Dutka & Joe Neal 104%. 2nd - Judy Atkinson & Tom John 89%. 3rd - Marie & Blake Vander- water 85. COMPANY 'MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION IGRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own Written Guarantee 852-3472 ron re whoou 108 BROCK ST. WEST HOME APPOINTMENTS AND TRANSPORTATION BY REQUEST & ROYAL BANK 210 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY from the Oshawa area. On behalf of the residents and staff we extend our sympathy to the family and friends of Mrs. Elizabeth Slute who passed away while in hospital on Jan. 31. Elizabeth will always be remembered for her hard work and dedication in the Activity department. Upcoming events in February include Sweetheart Quiz (7), Slide Show - 7 p.m. (9), Balloon-a-gram (12-16), Sweetheart of the Week contest (11-15), Trip to Cann- ington N.H. (14), Barber - 7.p.m. (14), Box Social (15) and Valen- tine Party (16). Be sure to mark down on your calendar that we are having a Volunteer Night at 7 p.m. on March 22. If you have any spare time and would like to volunteer doing something very rewarding. Please join us March 22. for more information. Also mark down, our Spring Bazaar is scheduled for Sat. May ---- ' Effective February 16, 1990 NEW HOURS of The weather on Saturday called for extra layers of cloth- ing, but that didn't stop these players from hitting the ball out of the snowy Infield. : Remember Co BUSINESS Feb 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Tuesday .............. 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Wednesday ......... 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM 14 H Thursday ............ 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM T Friday ................. 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday ............. 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM <4 For your added convenience: 24 HOURS / 7 DAYS a WEEK a ... and send a greeting to FULL SERVICE BANKING MACHINE your Special Valentine in located at the branch: e Classified Section of A lot of people driving down Water Street had to take a A CASH COUNTER the Port Perry Star ... second look, when they say this group sludging through the -- JUST CALL -- located at Mac's Convenience, SNOW. Despite the cold, many spectators stopped to watch, Corner 7A Hwy. & Oshawa Rd, Port Perry a group of people who must really like to play baseball, and have a good time. 985-7383 WEB DODD OTD TOWDD BD PD TDD OVD OD ODOT OO OD OOO OEP OTe ood