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-- A ---------- - mc go pr LI ag VII SE. qt A I 1 mm ii WM TM --I--. SRT RE pg, Pit Ae oly UE 0 ie iy 36 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 11, 1986 YMCA fall fashion show dazzles audience Yield £2 One of the show's organizers, Martha Larson, shows off the fabulous dress she bought from Designer Look. AX ---- Be em ES Three of the models from the YMCA fashion show, show off their outfits, all from Designer Look in Toronto. Th~t's Wendy Nolan at top left, with Sandra Young and Linda Wa. ated). ai Anna Marie Croxall takes a breather in one of the outfits she modelled in the YMCA fall fashion show held last the Port Perry United Church auditorium. Wednesday at Movie fanatics chase after Great Pumpkin by Wendy Clark We hope that everyone had a safe and fun Halloween. Monday, October 27, all of the movie fanatics gathered together to watch an afternoon of movies. At the end of the movies we all par- ticipated in "The Great Pumpkin Hunt." 1st prize goes out to John Doupe, 2nd to Joan Tuck, 3rd to Min- nie Harper and the Boo-0o-by prize went out to Phylis Lambert. During the evening a Volunteer Workshop was held. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Joe Rivard. He gave a very informative The Murray House is now open Sundays until Christmas for lunch and dinner, for your Christmas Shopping convenience. LUNCH served trom 12:00 to 2: DINNER served trom 5:00 to 8: 00 P.M. 00 P.M. THE MURRAY HOUSE RESTAURANT 279 Queen Street -- Port Perry PHONE -- 985-2775 speech about why volunteers are so important. We would like to welcome all of the new faces and we hope that they will find helping us is very rewarding. During the workshop a card club was formed. Each volunteer takes approximate- ly 6 residents names and will send them cards on their birthdays or other occasions. You would be sur- prised how cards can certainly brighten up a residents day. We also received much needed help for our Christmas Bazaar that is being held on December 6. Volunteer orientation will be held on November 11 at 7 p.m. If anyone else would like to join or obtain more information on our Volunteer pro- gram, please feel free to contact Kim Mitchell at 985-3205. We have REIKI Free Public Lecture 7:30 P.M. - Thurs., Nov. 27 at HEARTLAND 350 Simcoe St, Prince Albert REIKI - Science of universal energy. modern tool for self-healing, trans- formation, stress re- lease & family support. Seminars -- Nov. 28, 29, 30 FIRST DEGREE $200 Fri 710 pm. Sat 9301 pm. Sun 9301 pm SECOND DEGREE $500 Sat 4730p m Sun 3530pm & 710pm TEACHER RB Wark MBA Reh Master Teacher prfifod by the Amer an inti Reshi Asuv aton INFORMATION Maureen Salkeld (416) 9858228 Seminar Advance Depout $50 00 Thank You also set up Volunteer meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 2:00 p.m. A very special thanks to all those who attended our Volunteer Workshop. Tuesday (28), the day was kept busy with the final touches being put on the Halloween Costumes. Wednesday was our Annual Hallo- ween Party. This year we came dressed as a song theme. Everyone had a great time. Our judges for the evening were Ann Lown and Kent Farndale. Winners for the best costumes were E. Post, M. Bowles, L. Blaikie, J. Tuck, M. Maynes and S. Ayers. J. Gerrow won the "guess the number of candies in the pum- pkin jar" contest. Great entertain- ment was provided by Rainbow the Clown, Archie Walker and Claire Whitter. Many residents helped to make their own costumes, but the staff did help to make some, therefore we would like to express our appreciation to them. Also thankyou to the kitchen staff for pro- viding a lovely lunch. Thursday (30), 13 residents gathered in the activity room to make candy apples that they were giving out on Halloween night. Friday was bingo. Congratula- tions to the several winners that we had. Some children from R.H. Cor- nish Public School came to visit us and parade around in their Hallo- ween costumes. They then sang several songs and handed out pum- pkins that they made out of felt. The residents in turn handed out candies to them. The staff got into the spirit of things this day and came to work in their masquarade outfits. During the evening we handed out candies to all of the children that came "Trick or Treating' at our door. After the weekend we started off the month of November with bowl- ing on the Monday. Top scorer for the day was Becky Gray with 102 pts. Congratulations Becky!! Tuesday a Discussion Group was held. The main topic in discussion was "What if you were a millionaire."* Other stories that were told were on families, pets and travelling adventures. We certain- ly had some interesting stories told to us. Wednesday (5), a manicure ses- sion was held. Thursday during the morning we all enjoyed an exercise program led by Mrs. Riet Orde. She has graciously volunteered to lead this program 1 or 2 times a week. In the afternoon a craft session was held. The Legion ladies put on a bingo in the evening. Congratulations to the winners. Friday was baking. The ladies prepared a few carrot loaves. Birthday wishes are extended to Minnie Harper (Nov. 20), Mr. Donald Spencley (23), Mrs. Joanne Lunney (25), and Mrs. Sadie Ayers (26). We would like to express our con- dolences tc the family of the late May Gould. Our sympathy is with you at this time. To end the column this week I'd like to give you a reminder that we are holding our Annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, December 6th at 11:00 a.m. till 4:00 p.m.