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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Congratulations! Amy Wilson on graduating from Durham College on Friday, June 15, 2001 From the Law & Security Program We are so very proud of you! Love Mom, Jay & Hailey We wish to extend congratulations to Jennifer Tufts who recently graduated from the University of Ottawa. Jennifer completed a Masters of Arts Degree in Criminology and has accepted a position with Statistics Canada in Ottawa. Love Mom & Dad, Steph, Paul & Tony Alechia C. Cracknell who graduated from the Police Foundations Course, Durham College on June 15, 2001 Alechia graduated with Honours from the College Honour Roll & The Presidents Honour Roll. Best Wishes & continued success with your studies in Australia Love Mom, Bobbie, Matthew, Brian, Grampa & Grama M, Jamie & Shawn. P.S. Happy 21st on June 23/01 eC Congratulations Steve! Steve M2¢Donald Has graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Environmental Studies degree in Honours Urban and Regional Planning/business option (Dean's Honours List) Proud Parents are Gary & Linda. Love and best wishes for the future from Dad, Mom & Stephanie ee NSTC Congratulations! Ashleigh MC€Intosh on obtaining your Hon. B.B.A. from Trent University June 1, 2001 We are very proud of you! Love Mom, Dad & Granny The family of Fred & Audrey Young wish to invite you to help celebrate their 60th Diamond Anniversary on Sat. June 30, 2001 2 - 4:30 p.m. at Brooklin United Church Come & Go Tea Best Wishes Onl ee -------- Students part of 'Living Rosary' Jessica Mathers (left) and Jenna Salmers, both man Senior Kindergarten students at Good Shepherd ceremony Catholic School in Port Perry, were among the The North Durham of Social Development Council is hosting a panel long-term care providers who will provide insight into the future of Storing Your Baby Food By Lisa Hicks, R.D. Over the past 2 weeks we have discussed making your own baby food, this week we will talk about storing the food. Home made baby food may be stored in covered contain- ers in the coldest part of the fridge for a maximum of three days. always remove a portion of food rather than feeding directly from the storage container. If you wish to freeze your baby food for later use here are two options: 1) Food cube method - Pour puree into ice cube trays. Cover and place in freezer. Once food is frozen, remove from trays putting into freezer bags that are labelled and dated. 2) "Plop" method - Plop spoonfuls large enough for a serv- ing for your baby onto a baking sheet. Freeze the plops and then remove, placing in dated and labelled bags in the cold- est part of the freezer (not the door or racks). Freezer Storage Times as follows - Vegetables or Fruit - 6 months Meat, Poultry or Fish cooked - 10 weeks Purees containing milk - 4 weeks (Louise Lambert-Legace, Feeding Your Child, 1982) For more information send questions to Box 5283 Port Perry or call 985-6946. *By Nutrition at Work, a group of Port Perry Dietitians providing individual and group counselling. This message sponsored by recently. CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR y children who took part in a Living Rosary It was held to mark International Catholic Education Day. Long-term care in Durham topic of forum this important aspect of the health care system. At the council's annual general membership meeting on June 22, serv- ice providers will partici- pate in an open discussion on the delivery of long- term care to the residents of North Durham. Panel members include: a Sharon Swain, director of the Services for Seniors Branch of Durham Region Social Services, represents services families rely on. a Esther Filer is the community and public relations coordinator for will Durham Access to Care. She will tell those in atten- dance about the communi- ty side of the delivering services. J Leslie Nemisz, public education coordinator for the Alzheimer Society of Durham Region, will relate some of the demands that families face as they deal with dementia. Members of the council, and other interested par- ties, are invited to attend. For reservations or more information please call Sarah @ 905 852-7848 or Larry O'Connor @ 705 357- 3011. PORT PERRY DENTAL ASSOCIATES { 1Y i . 1 HEN Dr. Nancy Baldan periobonist + INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED + EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE . au su SAE ora * DENTISTRY WHILE YOU SLEEP « SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT + GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AVAILABLE £ ry NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 462 PAXTON ST, \