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orn 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- alo August 3, 1988 by Wendy Clark As you drive by I'm sure that you can see several residents sit- ting oustide on the patio enjoying the gorgeous summer weather. Tuesday, July 19th during the wee morning hours several residents were treated to a special breakfast feast. The meal con- sisted of eggs, bacon, blueberry pancakes, toast, juice, and coffee. In the afternoon we had our mon- thly birthday party celebration. There were several children in at- tendance who played the piano & violin for us. A big thank you to the Seagrave UCW for an en- joyable afternoon, the cake, and for the gifts. During the week of 18-22 we also had bowling, Church - Prince Albert United Church, coffee hour, resident council meeting, euchre, crafts, bingo and movie. Over the last week of July (25-29) we had a Pioneer Week. To start the celebrations off we had the pleasure of Mr. Leonard Green from the Historical Museum come in to speak on the "History of Scugog". The follow- ing day was a quiz and discussion about the "good ole' days". In the evening a church service was pro- vided by the Port Perry Baptist faith. On Wednesday (27) a large group boarded a bus and headed west for a trip through the Men- nonite country in Kitchener. To pass the time on the way everyone joined in on a sing-song and then devoured donuts and cold drinks. First stop was made at the Farmers Market where everyone looked or bought some of the many homemade crafts or freshly baked food that was of- fered. Next stop was a delicious buffet luncheon at the Conestoga Inn. From there we took in a tour of Elmira, St. Jacobs, Hawksville and Kitchener. Just by driving ANNOUNCEMENT Anne Vasko, Nursing Supervisor for PARA-MED HEALTH SERVICES, is pleased to announce the appointment of LINDA HOLTBY, Reg. Nurse, as Field Supervisor in our recently open- ed office located at: 238 QUEEN STREET, Linda Holtby, R.N. PORT PERRY This office services North Durham Region. 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By this time we were starting to get tired and headed for home. But we made one more stop before getting home and that was at McDonalds. We all en- joyed a treat of ice cream cones and cold drinks. Thursday was a baking day with several ladies preparing apple & blueberry pies. Also we learned all about churn- ing butter and actually made some. A special thank you to Mrs. Doreen Kendall for coming in to give us this very interesting lesson. Throughout the evening hours we had a slumber party. Everyone in attendance wore their night time attire. 'Games were played and songs were sang. To end the night we had a feast of pizza. The last day of Pioneer Week (29) was spent with us hosting a quilt show. We had a display of approximately 20 quilts. The oldest quilt on display was made back in 1810. All the residents certainly enjoyed look- ing at all the quilts and baby quilts. Thank you to all those peo- ple that participated in our very Graduate Marg. & Alf Huggins of Port Perry, Ontario are pleased to an- nounce' the graduation of their son, Kenneth Allen, from Brock University where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Ad- ministrative Studies and Economics on June 3, 1988. He is presently employed as District Manager for Paint Brushers (Inc.). EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST.. PORT PERRY, ONT. L0B 1NO (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL NATIONAL V(; TRUST National Victoria Ne and Grey Trustco 5 Year Annual Interest 10% SEMI- ANNUALLY INSURANCE A Division of 0 1/4% Rates Subject to Change without Notice. successful quilt show. Birthday wishes go out to Mrs. Mertie Stone (Aug. 4). Staff members celebrating bir- thdays are Jackie Tripp and Marianne Bertrand. 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY". On behalf of the residents and staff we would like to extend our sincerest sympathy to the family and friends of several residents that have passed on recently. 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