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20 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2001 PPCH Auxilary News Infectious disease control is auxilary topic By Mary Cannon The October meeting was held on Oct. 15 with a very good attendance. The treasurer's report showed that everything is going well. The Infection Control Officer Trudi Firth-Marshal who spoke on the impor- tance of hygiene when working and/or visiting at the hospital. It was most informative. We were also pleased to have our new COO Joseline Sikorski who spoke about some of the cutbacks to women's health care which will be taking place. Marj Tripp gave her report of the membership tea which was held in September. It was very successful and 14 ladies decided to join us. Marj also said that the flower be packaged this week. It was a very good fundrais- er. : Gift Shop staff gave their report showing that everything is going well. Many knitted items were turned in. Muriel has lots of yarn on hand if you would like to do some knitting for the shop. Please let her know. The bake sale will be held on Dec. 7 at the hos- pital. Since our last meet- ing 14 boys and 11 girls have been born at the New Life Centre. The aux- iliary recently purchased an interential machine for the physio department and Tina Demmers " brought one in to demon- strate. She thanked the auxiliary for buying the | machine. The next meet- ing will be on Monday, Nov. 19 at 1:30 p.m. Vernest selected for ag award By Nick Bronson Port Perry Star Blackstock's Cameron Vernest is among 60 high school students from across canada selected to receive a $1,500 Agricultural Scholarship. Monsanto Canada is helping 60 students with a scholarship towards their agriculture, forestry, busi- ness or biotechnology' studies at Canadian edu- cational institutions. Over 230 applicants were eval- uated by an independent panel composed of Nolan Berg, client director of AdCulture Group; Peter Landoni, associate regis- trar, University of Guelph; Suzan Lennox, Ontario 4- H Association; and Brian Smith, general manager of Oxford Agro Pro. This marks the 11th year Monsanto Canada, a lead- ing provider of technolo- gy-based solutions and agricultural products, has awarded scholarships Since the program's inception, more than $500,000 has been award- ed to students. bulbs were in and would [Table Talk «> [id 'A Local Guide to Restaurants Feature d That's why thee are Checkoutwho'sgotthenewmenu, who's Joy =o) ToT | TA got the mid-week specials and whereto Je gl Lakeside Lilly's Not all Diners are ~ Lakeside Lily's has a new fall menu, but you can still get Lily's specialties such as Chicken Parmesan, Steak Diane, Baked Halibut just to name a few. On Nov. 17, Lily's will be celebrating their 1st year anniversary bringing a touch of class to 'Port Perry with the music from the Big Band Era. So come down and enjoy dinner & danc- ing. | : Port Perry Players will be hosting their 2nd Dinner Theatre at the restaurant in January 2002 for eight shows. It is a comedy called "Here on the Flight Path" by Norm Foster, starring Dave Lepp & Loraine Chiusolo. Ticket prices are $35 for dinner and the show. Book your Christmas or Private Party early. Gift Certificates available. Phone 905-985-3553 for tickets & reserva- tions. il Td Lakeside Lily's is a spacious restaurant on Water St. overlooking Lake Scugog. The walls are decorated with historic pictures of Port Perry & surrounding area. Lily's serves fresh, homemade lunch and din- ners and breakfast on the weekend. It is fam- ily operated so you will always receive excel- lent service from Donna, Jay & their staff. A full liquor licence is offered so you may enjoy a bottle of wine to compliment all of the restaurants delicious dishes. OPENING NOVE "One For The Pot" November 9 - December 22 8& New Years Ev By Ray Cooney and Tony Hilton NOVEMBER SPECIAL SAVE °5. For the month of Nov. On Thursdays Show with this coupon 2885 Altona Road, Pickering Reservations (905) 472-3085 www.herongate.com | | Christmas Parties GREAT FOOD Tas HCE EVER. GREAT BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS OR Wednesdays ATMOSPHERE PRIVATE PARTY EARLY NOV. 17 - Ist Year Anniversary Party with George Lake Swing Band - playing music from the 30's to present. Come for dinner & dancing. Jan. 2002 - Port Perry Players presents Comedy Dinner Theatre "Here on the Flight Path" Daily lunch & dinner specials - weekend breakfast 412.0 ety \ = DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS : See Our New Menu We can take care of your work Christmas parties too: Let us cater to you and clean up after! Call us and we'll take it from there! Christmas Gift Certificates FULL LIQUOR LICENCE ho ' www.dining-out-directory/jesterscourt.com { : I'he Duke of Durham www.downtownportperry/jesterscourt.com LAKESIDE LILY'S 56 Water Street, Port Perry 905-985-6776 15 Water Street, Perry © 905-985-3563 dining-out-directory.com/dukeofdurham 0()5-985-2775 279 Queen St. Port ORY