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If you have story ideas or would like to advertise on the Citizen's Fifty Plus Lifestyles pages please call 985-6397. LIFESTYLES Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, December 5, 1995 -- 13 4a Service with a smile for nearly 30 years Reta Brown has been a waltress for 28 years. For the past 25 years she's been serving customers at Emiel's Place in downtown Port Perry. See story. by Heather McCrae. Standing on your feet all day, serving food to customers and always having a warm smile isn't a job for everyone. But for Reta Brown, waitressing has been a good part of her life for 28 years. For twenty-five of these "years Reta has enjoyed serving food and drinks at Emiel's Place. "I love it" she says about her job. "Oh sure, there are some days that don't run as smoothly as others, but on the whole I'd say I love my job" she told the Citizen. 'When the Kroonenbergs bought the Queensdale Restaurant 25 years ago Reta was a staff member "who came with the transition". "I was there when Emiel and Kathy started and I'm still with them today" she smiled. "The Kroonenbergs are good-hearted people" she Port Seniors Club It was pleasing to see such a large group of Seniors attending our monthly pot-luck dinner. The Bentleys were " greeters for this meeting and the registration was handled by the Redmans. Following the singing of our National Anthem and the Grace before meals, accompanied by Edna Beckett at the piano, a delicious dinner was served up by the volunteer kitchen staff. Thanks to the staff and the seniors who supplied the great variety of food. The Executive reported on the items of business of interest to the available and noted that the Florida trip is nearing capacity so those wishing to go should make their reservations promptly by calling 985- 7696. The entertainment for this meeting was supplied by four ladies calling themselves The Music Box Co. These gals,namely, Sally Kane, Debra Kelland, Christine Crush and Arlene Boothroyd are active members of the Sweet Adelines and harmonized with some songs that was enjoyed by all. There will be no membership. Jacklyn Kerr listed the trips # DHS (FANE | Health Care Service LOCALLY OWNED AND Spe a ke r OPERATED SINCE 1978 S i A Lobes © ervice Malubvee Mesbingers Medical Alarm Emergency Ona of our ph NURSING SERVICE will be happy to speak on heath topics at your | | Brut Duy senor community function. | mes oe Institutions Just contact our @ in-home Foot Care store Tor dota. ! HOMEMAKER SERVICE | fm Te ; BRUTON | |erfesonaicae *3aavs TET) @ Care Giver Rolie! per WEEX BIGYV | [itr my DRUG STORE "OSHAWA 268 Queen St., PORT PERRY (005) 985-8886 Toll Free 1-800-461-6756 meetings in December but we expect a large gathering for our Christmas dinner on December 13th. The Latcham Centre will be closed for maintenance work starting December 4th thru 6th so the Seniors' activities for that period has been cancelled. As always, new .members to the Seniors' Club are always welcome. The best of the Season to one and all. LUIGI & TED'S North South Futons for College Furniture said. Up until a few years ago Reta worked 5 days a' week waitressing in the dining room and coffee shop but now works mostly in the latter. Of the th ds she's "If they come in grouchy, they usually leave in a better mood. Food seems to have that settling effect" she smiled. Being blessed with five children, Reta's family has ded and she now has waited on over the years she says she hasn't had, many rude customers. 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. While a son lives on Vancouver Island, the rest of the family live locally. Her hobby being singing, Reta enjoys being a member of the Port Perry' United Church choir and the Scugog Choral Society. Having good health, a supportive family and a job she enjoys, Reta feels her life is complete. Local Hospital Auxiliary prepares for luncheon The Auxiliary Prayer opened our November meeting. A warm welcome was extended to all. The attendance was 35 members plus 3 new who received a special welcome. Secretary Pauline Carter read September minutes. They were accepted with one correction. Bonnie Gerrow gave an excellent Treasurer's Report. + Noreen Malcolm and Dolly Lee have been busy makipg arrangements for our Gala Christmas Luncheon. It will be held Monday, December 18th, 1995, 12:30 p.m. at Trillium Trails, on Simcoe Street South. Lots of fun, food and entertainment. Sapply Co. COLOSTOMY, ILEOSTOMY, UROSTOMY APPLIANCES 31 Years Experience Now Located in Scugog 15501 East 1/4 Line, Nestleton (905) 986-1164 or Toll Free 1-800-371-0163 Pickup or 1-2 Day Delivery Service See you there. Camille Croziet reported on our Fall Fair. A great success. Provincial Life . Membership. It was also learned the late Marion Crozier had been made a Provincial Life Member in The Auxiliary pr d two Bursaries at Commencement this year. Nicole Accera, Port Perry and Sherry VanBoxtel, Cartwright are both continuing their education in the field of medicine. Progress on our Silent Auction, May 10th and 11th, at the Hospital, was reported by Helen OReilly. A House and Garden Tour will be held in July. Reports were given by those attending H.A.A.O. Convention at Royal York. It was thrilling to have Camille Crozier, Bonnie Gerrow, and Gertie Wanamaker receive their 1968. We also learned Dr. Matthew Dymond had been made an Honourary Provincial Life Member while he was Minister of Health. An "In Hospital Lobby" Bake Sale was held Friday, December 1st at 11 am. The H-E-L-L-P Lottery, in the Gift Shop is showing a healthy profit. This money will be turned over to the Hospital in January. 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