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Kissing a pig for Alzheimers' by Wendy Clark Well we survived another suc- cessful Nursing Home Week of celebrations. Monday June 19th, we had our Father's Day breakfast. Many of the men devoured a delicious breakfast that was elegantly serv- ed to them. The following day we had adorable visitors from Mrs. Wat- sons (Gr. 1) class from R.H. Cor- nish P.S. kept us well entertain- ed throughout the afternoon. We also had a Hobby Day display. Many participants displayed their lovely hobby items. Tea was serv- ed to all those who dropped by for a view. Wednesday was a very impor- tant day being our Volunteer Ap- preciation Day. A touching open- ing speech was given by D. Spencley. Many lovely poems were read by Mona Mero and Roy Walker Smith. Each attending volunteer received a recognition gift and along with the others they enjoyed the delicious wine & PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 5, 1989 -- 27 Arthur and Maude Edmonds had fun at the Port Perry Nursing Home last Friday as residents and friends came out to "Kiss a Pig". Two piglets were on loan for the event which was held to raise money for Aizheimer's Disease. Although they were a little reluc- tant to kiss the porker, the Edmonds are pretty amazing In their own right - married for 76 "Si FESTIVAL DAYS JULY 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th ADVANCE TICKET SALES Saturdays from 10 AM to 3 PM - at Booth in front of Post Office (weather permitting). Also available at: BRUTON'S |I.D.A. DRUGS, LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER, STEDMANS, SELECTIONS MEN' S WEAR. TICKETS AMOUNT Friday Afternoon: "FUNLAND BAND" For Children. $4.00 per Ticket (Adults free if accompanied by a child) Friday Teen Tent: CALIFORNIA BEACH SHOW Skateboard & BMX demonstration includes barbecue & dance. $8.00 per person. Friday Night: MAIN TENT EVENT $17.50 for Dinner & Entertainment Chicken & Rib Barbecue by Haugen's followed by Mechanical Surfboard Extravaganza. Minors must be accompanied by adult. Saturday Night: 'TRIBUTE to BRITISH ROCK' $12.00 advance; $15.00 at the door. Featuring "Over the Garden Wall" tribute to Genesis & "Midnight Ramblers" tribute to The Rolling Stones. Ages 19& Up Saurday Night - Arena MUCH MUSIC with a name V.J. $10.00/person Ages 13 to 18. Mail this ad, with your cheque to: SCUGOG CHAMBER of COMMERCE, P.0. Box 1282, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO TOTAL § NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: years, they are 98 and 99 years of age respectively. cheese that was served. Thursday was a fun day with it being Swap a Job Day. Each department head switched to a different area for the day. The residents had lots of fun keeping up with them and pulling off a few jokes on them. Meanwhile the residents swapped jobs also. The ladies were kept busy doing some woodworking while the men tried to do some baking. Another fun day was on Friday June 23, with our Kiss a Pig Con- test. Approximately $300.00 was raised for the Alzheimers Socie- ty by residents and staff kissing a cute little pig. A special thank you to Fred Balling for supplying the pigs. The longest kiss prize was tied for by B. Barry and O. Gill. Mr. Ossie Gill alsoraised the most money with bringing in $112.00 in pledges. We also had the privilege of having some students from the Catholic School come in to sing us a few songs. Throughout the evening was our Pork Party. This symbolized the end of Nursing Home Week. Great entertainment was provid- ed by the Golden Slippers. After having a much needed rest over the weekend we started back on Monday June 26 with an exciting bowling match. The top scoring position was tied for with 106 pts. by B. Ayers & L. Blaikie. Afterwards the treat wagon delivered popsicle treats to everyone. The next day we had our mon- thly birthday party which was hosted by the Honeydale Women's Institute. Everyone got involved in a game of bingo. Gifts and refreshments were then handed out. Wednesday (28) a car load of residents went strawberry pick- ing at Mairs Farm. In the after- jars of jam and 19 pies. A craft session was held on Thursday. The ladies made many beautiful silk scarves and matching earr- ings. Around supper hour we had Kentucky Fried Chicken for the supper club. We ended another week on Friday June 30 with a Bingo. Special birthday wishes are ex- tended to Mr. Robert Newell (Ju- ly 12), Mr. Bill Attwood (13), Mrs. Iris Freeman (16) and Mr. Johnas Davies (19). Best wishes to staff members Betty Moore, Sandy Durham and Mary Ann Elliott who will also be celebrating their upcoming birthdays. A warm welcome is sent out to Mrs. Avelyn Williams from the Nestleton area. Be sure to stop by to say hi to Avelyn. One of our highlights during Nursing Home Week was when a small percentage of the staff took part in a walk-a-thon to raise money for the Port Perry noon they proceeded cr 31 * * * * * * 399 Queen St. 8, gtonenmooy q, 4 Care @ents* Hospital Expansion Fund. A special thank you to those girls who were energetic enough to get out there and do something to help our community. Also a big thank you to everyone who supported us. Approximately $1000.00 was raised for this worthy cause. We also had a small 50 - 50 draw with proceeds going to the Alzheimers Society. The lucky winner was Mr. Fred-Balling. Congratulations. On behalf of the residents and staff we extend our sincerest sym- pathy to the family and friends of Mr. Roy Connell. Mr. Connell passed away suddenly on June 27. Upcoming events are Swimm- ing Trip (7), Patio Party - 1:30 (7), Slide Show - 7:00 p.m. (7), Silk Scarf Workshop (11), Mon- thly Birthday Party - 2:00 p.m. (11), Resident Council (12), Barber (12), Pub Night - 7:00 p.m. (13), Beaver Bucks Auction - 2:00 p.m. (14), and Sunnycrest N.H. Visiting for BBQ - 11:00 a.m. (18). Please try to join us. * * * * * * od Port Perry, Ont. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER & FALL REGISTRATIONS Stonemoor provides a Child Enrichment Program for - children 18 mths to 9 yrs. Open year round from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM. Full and 1/2 days available. Nursery School Program for mornings only. Professional Trained Staff. Nutritious Hot Lunches & Snacks. Air Conditioned Premises. Stimulating and Adventurous Outdoor Play Areas. For further information phone ... 985-0800 * # » « Specializing in Early Childhood Education « « # = PICK-YOUR-OWN Tra BERRIES at the MAIR'S Toegog T Township Phone: 985-8295