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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 3, 1990 Random Jottings (From page 6) the next day to find only one photograph in the Toronto Star- with a three line story underneath. The Sun apparently saw nothing worthy of coverage in the event. That was all the ink this great event received, (the first International §y/nasics event in Toronto in over five years) one photo and three lines of type. | guess the Toronto press were just too busy helping the likes of Hulk Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior promote Wres- tlemania in Toronto to worry about a few kids who would re- ceive nothing but pride for their accomplishments. | can't even imagine how many hundred's of thousands of dollars a handful of o ht, under-talented wrestlers pulled out of Toronto and area Sunday, but some estimates are as high as a million dollars. Just in case anyone out there might be interested, Can- .ad's Larrisa Lowing won the gold | for best overall ger formance and her team-mate Lori Strong won the silver. Also on the winners podium was Canada's Curtis Hibert who also won a silver medal for best overall performance. And do | know who won the World Wrestling Federation belt last Sunday? NO! And frankly, | really don't give a damn. A TASTE OF FLORIDA ... 100% PURE "FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE March was a very busy month for residents of Nursing Home by Wendy Clark The month of March is quickly gone by but none-the-less it was a great month, Monday, March 19th, we held our monthly residents council Mesling Many important issues were brought forward. The Presbyterian Ladies Association hosted our monthly birthday par- ty on the 20th. They got the residents involved in playing a variety of games. A very special thank you to these great ladies. Wednesday afternoon (21), we held our Irish Buck Auction. At this particular activity we achiev- ed a record crowd of 58 residents taking part. Many articles were auctioned off and paid for by the residents hard-earned Irish bucks. Afterwards everyone en- joyed shamrock shakes and cake. The next day many were ex- tremely busy with crafts and woodworking. Afterwards we had a quiz and discussion on fire safe- ty. Friday, March 23rd we had a Bingo. During the last week of March we had a bowling match on Mon- day the 26th. High scorer was Mr. Lionel Blaikie. Some residents at- tended the oil painting class. The next day we had Games. Mr. G. Freeman won the top position in the area of darts. Other games in- cluded What's It? and via. Wednesday we had a bus load of residents head off to Haugens. BBQ restaurant for a delicious lunch. Afterwards they joined in for an afternoon of Current Events. Discussions included the many issues that are constantly showing up in the newspaper. On the 29th we had another very busy craft & woodworking session. Over supper hour those attending . the Supper Club had a feast of fish & chips from the Galley. Friday the 30th of March, ended with a men's and women's baking session. Birthday wishes are sent out to Mrs. Clara Riseborough (8), Miss Edna Post (11) and Mr. Ray Seagar (15). A warm welcome is extended to Mr. David Polkinghorne who is from the Port Perry area. - 'Upcoming events in April are Men's Gab - 7 p.m. (4), Making Easter Eggs (5 & 6), Super Bingo - 7 p.m. (9), Photography (10), Easter Scavenger Hunt (16), Bun- nikins Tea Party - 2 p.m. (17), and Photography (17). Don't forget about our upcom- ing Spring Daze Bazaar to be held on Saturday May 5th (11-4 p.m.). We are happy to announce that our quilt is finished. A very special thank you to those ladies from the community that lent us a helping hand. . Also a very big thank you to those volunteers who made our Volunteer Meeting on March 22nd a great success. Coming up on May 10th we are hosting a Volunteer Workshop starting at 9 a.m. till 3 p.m.. We extend a welcome to the public to take part in this very interesting service. Registration is $12.00. For more information call Kim Mitchell (985-3205). Lamb Awareness Day The Durham Sheep Produc- ers are holding a Lamb Aware- ness Day this Saturday in Bow- manville. There will be many events to enjoy during the day such as sheep shearing, spinning, meat cutting demonstrations, wool- en displays,and cooking dem- onstrations. There will also be lambs, and other animals at the Centre to view, and pet. Admission is free to the event which will take place at the Bowmanville Lions Centre lo- cated on Beech Avenue. Anyone wishing more infor- mationis tocall 6565-4469. Telephone for viewing appointment 985-4436 Living at the Lakeside has certain advantages most other condominium residences lack: a waterfront location. 'This means you can enjoy all the water sports most people only get to do on summer weekends all year 'round. In the summer it's boating, water skiing, fishing and swimming. During the winter it's skating and ice fishing. In-between you SUITES FROM HOME - AT - THE LAKESIDE will enjoy th: many wonders of the WY) changing seasons. But living at the Lakeside is more \) than a great investment, more than an | exciting place to live, more than waterfront locations. It's an elegant home and a weekend hideaway all in one. Home at the Lakeside - carefree living, right on the lake. Monday to Friday: Noon to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. LEE OE EB BN BE BE BENT BE BE BRE NE NE RN NE ON I