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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" Nursing Home BY Margaret Cavill On Tuesday, Sept. 15, some residents took advantage of the offer to go for an afternoon drive in the country. It was a most en- Joyable afternoon. They stopped for treats at Whitefeather Farms and also spent some time picking wild flowers. Thursday, Sept. 26 was a very busy day for all. In the af- ternoon, Kathleen Petrie came in to help with crafts, some resi- dents helped to make chocolate cheesecake in preparation for = | the evening supper club, while = & d in the prepara- others hel tion of pickling. ~ In the evening, 22 residents ; enjoyed a meal of Chinese food : & and topped it off with the cheese BE cake made earlierin the day. The week ended Friday with a bingo game in the dining : room, followed by ice cream : § treats for all. On Monday, Sept. 20 in the afternoon, there was a good turnout for bowling with Lionel Blaikie taking the honors for top bowler. Later in the day, preparations began for the up- coming auction. On Tuesday afternoon, a Lemon Social was held. Every- one thoroughly enjoyed the mu- sic of Ivan Barrett, some were even persuaded to get up for a dance. Following this: lemon meringue pie, lemonade, tea and coffee were served. The rest of the week was de- voted to fall cleaning around the activity room and prepara- tions for the auction. The auction proved to be quite successful as far as rais- ing the much needed monies for the residents to carry on with activities from now until Christ- mas. Thank you to all the mer- chants and Port Perry residents : who contributed items for auc- "tion and to all the people who volunteered their time for the evening. French club The Port Perry French Social Club is now two years old. The club will be having a meeting on Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Antrim House on Water Street in Port Perry. Thank you to all the members. All welcome! For more information call Su- zanne Bergeron at 985-9907 or Michel Alarcon at 985-0814. A huge selection of quality, classic leather apparel in a rainbow of colours for LADIES & MEN VISIT FENELON "It's Worth It" Open year round including Sundays OUR NEW FALL LINE HAS ARRIVED! 12 Francis St. W,, Fenelon Falls (705) 887-1700. {sm ---- » $5 Selected works by artist Frederick Hagan are on display in the Kent Farndale Gallery at the Scugog Memorial Public Li- brary. Each painting is accompanied by a short piece explain- ing the inspiration that led to the finished product. A growing family and the renovating of an older house became a tender source of ideas for many prints, drawings and painting, such as the above piece entitled "Inside Outside Walls." The exhibit continues until October 22. 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They now reside in Sault St. Marie. BENNS ~ PATERSON