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Ae RT NB 35 gm 7 aT ---- -- tri, LC ~ I 28 - "WEEKEND STAR" D> It's time to take a look back at this season's highlights By N.R. Caswell As we approach the end of our season, a look at the activities that highlighted our year may be in order. The fall bazaar as usual, was a great success and the Christmas din- ner was enjoyed by all in atten- dance. The pot luck dinners on the fourth Wednesday of each month are a special affair with great food and top notch entertainment and we do urg€ all members to come enjoy this fine evening. ' There has been an increase in the number of seniors taking part in the weekly activities that are held at the Latcham Centre which is encourag- ing to the organizers of these recre- ational hobbies and games. Our thanks to all the seniors that give of their time to manage these activities. We are indebted to the high school for the great dinners and entertainment that they have pro- vided us this spring and are looking forward to the barbecue on June 14. The pot luck in May featured a group of musicians from the high school under the direction of teacher Roy Snider-McGrath. Thanks to them for spending some time with us. : We have reached that time when a new executive is nominated with new people to fill any spots that are vacant. President Wayne Burrell and secretary Anne Zaporozan are step- ping down with the assurance that their efforts were appreciated. We Seniors Club season starting to wind down have been fortunate to have volun- teers that give of their time so gen- erously. June is the month set aside for seniors and we do hopé that they will be remembered for their efforts, not only in wars but in their contri- butions to this splendid country we live in and the way of life that has developed over the years. June 27 will see the final pot luck dinner and entertainment until September. We hope to see a full | house on that day starting at 5 p.m. Some of the activities continue through the summer months and are always open to those that would like to take part. Our wish is a safe and happy sum- mer to all. 2 The Corporation of the City of Kawartha Lakes Notice to Members of the Public Wishing to Serve on the City of Kawartha Lakes Police Services Board The Council of the Corporation of the City of Kawartha Lakes invites applications from members of the public who are interested in serving on the City of Kawartha Lakes Police Services Board. One (1) position for a term, commencing upon appointment by Council and continuing until December 31, 2003, will be required to be filled. Applicant Eligibility: - be a resident of the City of Kawartha Lakes, over the age of 18 years - be a Canadian Citizen - applications received from persons barred from serving on a Police Services Board by Statute or Regulation, who are employed by the City of Kawartha Lakes in any capacity or is a member of any other Police Services Board, will not be considered by Council Submit in Writing, a completed application on the City of Kawartha Lakes Application Form and include with any such application, one written letter of reference and the names and telephone numbers of two additional referees Applicants will be requested to attend a private interview to be conducted by Council. Applicants should be aware that a full security check will be conducted prior to Council's consider- ation of final applications. Members of the public interested in serving on the t+ City of Kawartha Lakes Police Services Board must submit an application on the prescribed form to the Clerk : | 2001 for consideration at the July 3, 2001 meeting of Council. t Application forms are available at the City of Kawartha Lakes Administration Building, 26 Francis Street, Lindsay, Ontario, or at any of the munici- pal service centres, or on the web site at www.city.kawarthalakes.on.ca. Completed application forms and supporting material must be retumed to the Solictor/Clerk's Department c/o Reception Desk, City of Kawartha Lakes by the date stipulated above. Successful applicants who are invited to a private interview with Council will be entitled to address the Committee in support of his/her application. Solicitor/Clerk, City of Kawartha Lakes, 26 Francis Street, P. O .Box 9000, LINDSAY, Ontario. K9V 5R8 Telephone (705) 324-9460 Ext. 261 . "Where Quality and Service Come First ring Sales, Service & Installations -- Carpet & Upholstery Steam Cleaning - 24 Hour Service Flood & Smoke Damage Emergency Service Shop at Home Service Expert Restretches & Repair Service Port Perry 985-1645 Oshawa 728-6070 Fax 434-5229 Mobile 718-6436 : y ~ w | The sod was turned for a 2400 square foot expan- sion to the Community Nursing Home in Port Perry last Friday. Doing the honours were (I-r) Community Lifecare President Brian Bradley, Residents Council chair John Dodds and Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt. The expansion is expected to house new residents by mid-2002. Expansion of nursing home set to begin By Rik Davie The Star The ceremonial sod was turned last week for what will be a 30-bed expansion at the Community Nursing Home in Port Perry. Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt and Lifecare Management Inc. President Brian Bradley helped president of the resi- dents' council, John Dodds, launch an expansion that Mr. Bradley said is much needed. "There is no doubt that expansions of these residences and the building of new ones is a priority in rural commu- nities," Mr. Bradley said. "It allows smaller communities to care for, and be near to, their senior residents. And more importantly, it allows the seniors to remain in the commu- nities they know and love." The extension to the facility will be 24,000 square feet, with sections dedicated to patients with special needs. The structure's design will give the look of a residential complex while providing seniors with the support care they may require. Community Nursing Home administrator Kim Mitchell said completion is expected in March of 2002, with occu- pancy sometime in mid-2002. Congregation photos taken at Burns Church last Thursday By Florence Ashton Our minister Graeme lllman is continuing the series of studies on the mony took place at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa. Jeanna Knight, three-year-old niece of book of Ruth. His sermon second chapter, sermon title "Character Counts." Last Thursday, photos were taken at the church of members of the congre- gation for the church photo directory. Last * Saturday, Theo and Joan Knight attended the wedding of their grandson Tim Knight, son of Ken Knight who was united in marriage to Elaine Lintner. The cere- on Sunday was from the the groom acted as flower girl. The wedding recep- tion was held at the Carribean Club, Oshawa. Last Saturday evening, Doug and Florence Ashton attended the Gospel Jubilee Concert held at Philpott Memorial Church in Hamilton featur- ing Canada's best in gospel music. This event was orga- nized by the Parker Outreach Promotions.