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hr sa Sum dR ag aL PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, MAY gs, 2000 - 3 Lambs for Children program coming to WindReach Farm Lambs for Children is coming to WindReach Farm. Kathleen Foster- Morgan, founder and director of Lambs for Children and Cheryl MacLeod, executive direc- tor of Hospice Durham have joined energies to bring this highly success- ful program to Durham. CIBC has rallied to sup- port community social programs in Durham - Len Baker, general manager, small business GTA east heads the team for corpo- rate fundraising to ensure this program reaches the children at risk in Durham. Lambs for Children has been in operation at Riverdale Farm in Toronto for five years and the expansion of the program to Durham comes in the middle of lamb season and palliative care week. This unique eight week program for children ages six to 11, living in families with either critical illness and/or bereavement, pro- motes the human-animal bond, provides extra nur- turing at a time of crisis and fosters a deeper understanding of the nor- malcy of grief. WindReach Farm is a natural place to host this program in which children learn all of the lessons that life: can offer from nature, the farm and the animals. They relate the lessons to their own life and loss and consequent- ly improve their self- esteem. Learning life long coping skills. The programs start May 10 at WindReach Farm, 312 Townline Road, Ashburn Further information and registration is avail- able by contacting: Kathleen Foster-Morgan, (416) 961-6558 or email KathleenFM@cs.com 73 Old Kingston Road, Pickering Village, Ajax or Cheryl MacLeod, Hospice Durham (905) 435-5242; e m a i | hospice_Durham@yahoo. com 850 Champlain Ave., Oshawa. Station focuses on Scugog A television crew from Barrie's CKVR station -- The New VR -- were in town last Wednesday (May 3) shooting footage for an upcoming community profile on Port Perry and Scugog. The show will LAKERIDGE HEALTH CORP. (PORT PERRY/UXBRIDGE) AUXILIARY April 2000 Lottery Calendar Winners $100.00 Draw Ken Chambers $30.00 Draw CHRIS HALUPORT PERRY STAR be shown during the VR's 6 p.m. newscast on Monday, May 8. Here, local historian Paul Arculus goes over material for hostess Janie Robinson and camera guy Dave Misener. Camille Crozier Olive Reynolds Sylvia Lesaux Lois Radtord Manson Woods Peter Cadeau Under Family Management $20.00 Draws of Wayne & Sandy McCully Carmella Robert Carol Matthews Mc Cully Dorothy Deshane Barret Crawford Judy Aldred Vera Hazelhurst M r Marilyn James Darla Reynolds ano Linda Zweig Diane Buchanan "Modern Lifestyle in Old World Chem Bo Donna Baker The McCully family have been established Catherine Robinson Ashieich Flieler in the local area for over 25 years. We have R) Ballard Rory Thompson created an environment that enhances an Warren Gorden Larry Bain ind dent lifestyle Bertha Cotlyn Shay Harper ingepenaen fyle. All Inclusive: Tanya Bobbie Barbara Short | * 24 hour Supervision ; r. 5 itment 10 a Fumished Suites TULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS | bi experience, ay ---- -onducted at the Port Perry Hospital Plus 1 month. and efficient service cannot | pon raw was u ry Hosp FREE Progr g be surfinssed apie | mae Next draw Thursday, May 25 at Port Perry Hospital Come in or Call Today . mam ext draw Thursday, May 25 at Port Perry We invite you to come and Runtional (70 5) 3 57-2 57 5 lt ere! + Pct Therapy SEMA HANG hie io ROGER B. MOASE 1-800-275-9589 Hwy. 12 & 2nd Line Sunderland, Ont., 4 miles North of Greenbank CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 175 NORTH STREET, PORT PERRY (905) 985-8893 lo Contact Us Please Call: (005) 985-4354 16007 Simcoe St., North Port Perry, Ont. L9L 1N5