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Nursing Home news PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Janvary 24, 1989 -- 11 January Blahs haven't touched folks yet WILSON'S . STOREWIDE JANUARY FURNITURE CLEARANC FINAL WEEK: :: 'BVERYTHING UP TO 50% OF FOR 1988 PRICES Ny pcan RELAX IN CONTEMPORARY COMFORT Sofas, loveseats and chairs with built-in incliners. Custom ordering is available in your choice of colors and fabrics. . SOFA HAIR reg. $1248 sale wis og. 3698 sale $538 OAK ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE Leaded glass, stereo unit, VCR shelf, roll-top TV enclosure and two tape storage drawers. Beautiful and functional. reg. 3799 LOVESEAT reg. $1048 sale $828 sale $ 59 0 por SDE IAs ELI pd) = ) CLASSIC nk ; CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM QUEEN ANNE CHERRY The best quality construction, with beautiful DINING ROOM AND durable finish. Includes triple dresser, The ultimate in fine dining by Deilcraft. wing mirror, door chest, large panel headboard,| | {in PRantiinl suits includes @ beautify] in black or white. ' and hutch. (armchairs available) platform 3398, night tables #248, sale ] 3 a) 9 8 " ue $1 698 g1 reg. $4880 LEATHER RECLINERS AND OTTOMANS Sharp new designs. Several styles. | ..$599 ISH END NIWA HOSSAIN (0) 5038) Helo) IW: Vue. [eMe0di B83 HV: 9:08. [¢] IN J ):):117:9:0 4 20 CENTRE ST. N. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA, 723-2288 Gag ' GENUINE LEATHER -- Canadian made, top grain cowhide in comfortable, modern styling. Choose from many colors. Among them the very latest...Peach, Seafoam, Burgundy, Navy, etc... sale $1399 Loveseat. reg. $1529sale $1 199 sale $899 Sofa. reg. +1749 Chair. reg. 1129 Mon.-Wed. 9-8 w rin in contre i arage THUTS.-Fri. 9-9 across the street Saturday 9:30-8:30 WILSON FURNITURE PE by Wendy Clark Well the January blahs certain- ly have not touched us yet. In fact we are having lots of fun so far this month. Monday January 9, was a game day with many residents trying their skills out with darts and ring toss. Over the next couple of days we hosted our first annual Winter Carnival. Tuesday was spent drawing winter murals that decorated many walls in the dining room. A church service was provided in the evening by the Port Perry Baptist Faith. Wednesday January 11, was our official Winter Carnival ceremonies. A great many of the residents participated in this fun event. Due to the lack of snow some events had to be cancelled. The following are winners of the many games that were spon- sored. Hold the most snow: D. Spencley/B. Terrett; Break: H. Jewell/B. Gray/S. Ayers; Snow Dive: D. Archer/D. Spencley/H. Sanderson; Best Winter Dressed: C. Hubbard/D. Archer; Dart Throw: D. Spencley; Ski Race: H. Sander- son/M. Edmonds/V. Crosier; Best Participation: K. Dukelow; Winter Spelling Bee: A. Troop; Winter Quiz: L. Blaikie. All these events were throughout the day on January 11 & 12. To end the events we crown- ed two special winners. They were Mr. Harry Sanderson (Chil- ly Willy) and Mrs. Elizabeth Slute (Snow Queen). To end our festivities we had a _ Chill's & Thrill's Party on Thurs- day night. We all sipped away on hot Irish coffee and munched on donuts while watching several movies that sent chills down your spine. Overall our first Winter Carnival was a great success and we will be looking forward to our 2nd next year. Friday the 13th was fairly quiet with many residents participating in a bingo game. Also there was a session of crafts for the Inactive residents. An enjoyable bowling match was held on Monday Jan. 16 with Becky Gray being the top scorer with 112 pts. Tuesday there were several ladies busy baking mincemeat tarts that were served to all the Balloon - residents at supper that night. Others joined in for a sing-song in the dining room. In the evening the Hope Christian Reform Church provided a nice service. The following day was the mon- thly residents council meeting. Many different ideas were presented on how to spend some of the fundraising money. Thursday (19) afternoon was a busy one with everyone joining in to make flower arrangements for the dining room tables. After sup- per hour the Oddfellows organiza- tion hosted our monthly birthday party. The residents thoroughly enjoyed the sing-song and birth- day cake. The January birthday people were very pleased with their gift. A special thank you to this fine group. Ending this week on Fri- day January 20, we had a video presentation on Colours and then the ladies enjoyed a relaxing facial. The men were also kept busy with a men's dart game. Birthday wishes are extended to our resident friends Mr. Lionel Blaikie (Jan. 30) and Mr. Bill Moroz (Feb.1). Staff members celebrating bir- thdays are Liese Phillips, Helen Vine, Sandra Arscott and Karyn Gimblett. Many happy returns to these great gals. On behalf of the residents and staff we would like to express our sympathy to the families and friends of Mr. Frank Troop and Mr. William Stearman. Mr. Troop passed away on Jan. 7th and leaves to mourn his wife Annie. Mr. Stearman passed away on Jan. 16th and leaves behind his wife Jenny. Both these ladies liv- ed with their husbands while in the nursing home and will certain- ly miss having them at their side. Upcoming events are Qut-for- Lunch (Jan. 24), Supper Club (26), Beat the Blah's Party (31), Decorating (Feb. 2), Hit the Heart Darts (6) and Sweetheart Quiz (7). KENNEDY -- VANDERLIGT ribbon. ching head: piece. ties. Oshawa, nephew of the groom. On October 28th, 1988, Theresa Ann Vanderligt and Randy William Kennedy were united in marriage in a lovely candlelight ceremony by Rev. D. Robert LePage at the Port Perry United Church. The bride is the daughter of Betty Vanderligt of Port Perry and Tony Vanderligt of Pickering. The groom is the son of Charlotte Kennedy of Englehart and Bruce Ken- nedy of Whitby. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked radiant in a full length white gown accented with pearls and sequins with a pen of pearls and sequins with waist length veil. The bride carried a bouquet of roses and orchid coloured flowers and Wilma Seeney, sister of the bride, attended as maid of honour. Look- ing beautiful in a three-quarter length, satin, dusty rose gown with mat- The bridesmaids were all beautiful in dusty rose gowns with matching flower arrangements in their hair. They were Shelly Seeney, niece of the bride; Sue Nicholls, friend of the bride; Sue Ingersoll, friend of the bride; and Diane Vanderligt, niece of the bride as lovely flower girl in a white, full length gown accented with baby's breath in her hair. The groom was handsome in a long-tailed, black tuxed dants wore long-tailed, grey tuxedos with matching cummerbunds and The best man was Ron Dale, friend of the groom. The ushers were Wayne Kennedy, and Kevin Kennedy, both brothers of the groom; and Perry Dale, friend of the groom. The ring bearer was Ryan Billings, of The reception was held at the Port Perry Scout Hall. The happy newlyweds are now residing in Port Perry. 0. His atten- Ae stipe n-