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14 Sports & Leisure, Friday, June 27, 2008 Celebrating in Seniors Health Care 40Years of Excellence RR#2, 5016 Wellington Rd. #29 Guelph | 519.856.4622 | www.edenhousecarehome.ca Enjoy life in our spacious and beautiful facilities. We are dedicated to providing a safe, comfortable living space to area seniors. With modern amenities and attentive care, were the place seniors choose to live. 24-hour nursing care Home-cooked, nutritious meals Stimulating activities for every individual Care Facility Inc. We invite you to come visit us ... and see why were A Nice Place to Live Retirement home & Long Term Care Facility. SERVICES INCLUDED Around the Clock Professional Staff In-house Physiotherapy & Blood tests Medication Supervision & Treatments Daily Light & Weekly Full Housekeeping Personal & Room Laundry Home-style Meals & Snacks Full Time Activities Coordinator AVAILABLE CARE Respite/Convalescent/Vacation/Trial Stays Visiting Foot Care Nurse Hairdressing AMENITIES & SPECIAL FEATURES 5.66-Acre Park-like Landscaped Property French Provincial Caf Theatre/Chapel Lounge Sun Room Lounges Fire Place Lounge Tuck Shop Games & Crafts Room Internet & Library Lounge Intimate Family Dining Room Planned Outings With Transportation Individually Controlled Heating & Cooling Spacious Private Suites from 300 to 630 sq ft MOUNTAINVIEW RESIDENCE Family Caring. Caring for Life. 222 Mountainview Road North Georgetown, ON L7G 3Rs (905) 877-1800 tel. (905) 873-9083 fax www.mountainviewresidence.com info@mountainviewresidence.com 82 suites 130 Mill Street East, Acton Full & Partial Dentures Implant Retained Dentures Precision Dentures (BPS Certified) Same Day Service for Repairs & Relines Dental Lab On Site No Referrals Needed 519-853-0079 I am sure everyone is looking forward to cel- ebrating Canada Day on July 1st. The Centre will be closed for that day. The Tuesday evening barbecue was a great success, and the weather even cooperated while we cooked the hamburgers and sausages. Everyone enjoyed the variety of salads, and the band, Yuz 3 Guys, had everyone either dancing or at least tapping their toes to familiar melodies. The numerous door prizes were won by May Hoare, Grace Graham, Marg Spear, John Ashworth, Thora Jespersen, Joan Morris, Carmen Bissonnette, Harry Van Der Heyden, Pat Frizzell and Lorraine Fox. The 50/50 was won by Rhona Thornhill. Very successful evening! All the board members helped with preparing the food before and cooking, plus serving. The social committee got a well-earned break. Stephanie Frances, our administrative assistant and Wendy Krever, our Centres co- ordinator helped arrange things and ran the very successful ice cream Sundae bar. There might have been only six people at Mondays Carpet Bowling, but they all enjoyed the afternoon. Siena Anckers Brown team beat Betty Blains Black team, 16-12. At the Evening Euchre, Henry Wedge held the lone hands. High Man was Betty Green; High Lady was Lydia Dyball and the Booby went to Stella Brunelle. The next Evening Euchre will be on Wednesday, July 16 at 7 p.m. At Thursday afternoons Bid Euchre Ruth Burk held the only mooner. Too hot to prepare lunch? Dont forget we always have a delicious lunch every Friday in the nice air-conditioned Centre. The only stipu- lation is you must be a member and sign up by Wednesday, so the cooks know how much food to prepare. Last Friday was mystery lunch day, and they started with a fresh salad, followed by pork chops, roast potatoes, veg and buns, and for dessert, lemon or key lime pie and fresh fruit. A great lunch for $6. This Friday (June 27), will be soup and sand- wiches and the week following, potluck. If pos- sible, try and get potluck food here by 11:30 a.m. to the kitchen knows if they need to pur- chase additional items. Havent picked up your new newsletter yet? Drop in and pick one up and you will be able to tell what is being served. Following the lunch we have Bingo. Thinking of the heat, on Tuesdays during July and August, we will have a coffee morning, a great way to spend a couple of hours cooling off and meeting friends. Maybe at the same time people might enjoy playing pool. I am afraid we have a bad habit of putting things on the table, but we promise to keep it clear if anyone wishes to play. During July and August if you are not a member and are wondering what we have that might interest you, we offer complimentary membership. Just drop in and the person at the desk will be happy to give you one. In September we start pro-rating the membership for the remainder of the year, plus 2009. There was just over $150 in the 50/50 pot and Renate Staufenberger was the lucky lady whose name was drawn. JULIE CONROY Acton Seniors Centre Extendicare-Halton Hills personal support worker Katie Nicholson was among the several employ- ees who were recognized for five years service at the seniors retirement and nursing facility on Lindsay Crt., by Extendicare administrator Andrpekkens. The presentations were made at a reception honouring all the employees in celebration of the facility being open for five years. Photo by Ted Brown Five years of service Too hot to cook? Acton Seniors Centre has Friday lunch-