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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 10, 1991 - 21 1 Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association of North Durham h eld its annual kite day at the Port Perry High School track on Saturday. Participants enjoyed making and then flying their kites. Pictured with their kites are (first row, from left) Nicole Goreskl, Jeremy Gore- ski, Rachel Goreski, Jessica Goreskl, Emily Van Camp, (second row) Michael Koury, Na- thanlel Knopp, Alison Van Camp, Katie Van Camp, Sonya Wiseman, (third row) Melissa Cini, association executive director/secretary Patti Goreskl, Erika Goreskl, Brad Goreski, Jessine Knopp, (fourth row) association president Elgin Knopp, and Robert Van Camp. # & Bh | 3d sol p oe ove ag BO = Rachel Goreski had the most colorful kite. Pictured above, Rachel, who's almost five years old, plays peek-a-boo with the camera. ® HOMEOWNERS DO YOU QUALIFY FOR @® @® $5000 ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS @ If you are a low- income homeowner, you may be eligible for up to $5000 (which may not have to be repaid) to assist you in repairing your home or @ make it accessible to a disabled person. ® Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION. @ We are now processing @ applications for the 1991 budget allocation. If you require financial assistance in repairing your home please contact our office to apply for the ® RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RRAP). @ COLETTE GRANT ENTERPRISES © 1-800-563-7207 @ 000000 0O0OCGOGEMNOOGO Mt A Se ---- SATE #34 High flying fun was had by all at the annual Big Brothers/Big Sisters Kite Day. Testing out their creations are (from left) Jessine Knopp, Brad Goreski, Jeremy Goreski, Erika Go- reski, and Melissa Cini. Kids Day at Nursing Home featured chocolate pudding feeding contest by Wendy Clark Summer holidays have come to an end but we have many wonder- ful memories that will live on in our hearts. Be sure to keep an eye out for our homemade Fuzzy Navel Jam that will be on sale at our upcoming Xmas Bazaar. It's simply delicious and you won't want to miss getting a jar. Wednesday, August 28 was "Kids Day." The afternoon was spent doing many games with our visiting children-friends. The kids sure got a kick out of the Chocolate Pudding Feed Contest. Being such a hot week we thoroughly enjoyed a treat of ice cream floats. featured a corn roast. Entertain- ment was provided by "Shades of Silver." Many residents enjoyed sitting around a blazing campfire and eating delicious juicy corn. Our last week in August ended with a picnic at Palmer Park. Lunch consisted of Dixie Lee chicken and ice cream cones. A few residents were able to take in some sights of the Port Perry Labour Day Fair. We hope you also got out to enjoy the event. Monday, September 3 we also went back to school with taking part in a spelling bee. Congratula- tions to our top speller Elsie Timlin. The following day we held our FFoot Clinic and manicure session. The evening hours of Thursday - - - afidweek we rusheddown{e the. Activity Room for a delicious special breakfast. We all devoured the delicious spread of breakfast entrees. The week ended with an End of Summer Bash with many awards dispersed for the Sun Tan Contest. Later on we had Banana Splits. Birthday wishes are extended to Mr. Bert Ayers (18). Upcoming events in September are Teachers Day (11), Craft Club -7p.m. (11) /Barber-7p.m. (11), Boat Cruise (13), Residents Coun- cil Meeting - 2 p.m. (16), Monthly Birthday Party - 2 p.m. (18), G.S.T. Auction - 7:30 (20), and Ap- ple Day (24). Reminder -- Christmas Bazaar - "Winter Wonderland" - Satur-. days Hddenttdr! GIS KRARS REGISTER NOW Program concentrates on effective techniques and developing confidence during crisis. All participants are women with one exception. Learn to defend aggressively, using your body and everyday items as weapons. Most important, learn the ways to avoid potential danger. LX RAR KKR TAX XN EEN AR RSI ERX haa