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. Pinehtven greeted visitors, nurses, doctors Page " - Wmloo Chronicle, Wednesday, Sept-ttter 22. 1976 Enragg' Home Weekend The weekend of Septem- that are taking place in her 18 and 19 was proclaim- Ontario Nursing Homes. in”; (t'gtt Home Week, "Usually this weekend is Marilyn Voisin, the Activ- tll of litnior Ciliaen s ities Director at Pinehaven tteld but ti,',', tear/t was Nursing Home on Lexington V . separate y. said Mrs. Street in Waterloo, said that 01stn. she and other staff members The theme of the weekend feel it is important that was a "A Home Away From residents and staff of these Home." It was chosen by a homes share with the com- .resident in a Haliburton munity the developments Nursing Home. (PM) 16% complete commercial and web offset printers custom printing and design, company publications 225 Fairway Mad, Kitchens: - 579-1630 Monday through Friday 9 to 5 fiainmypirers LIVING BIBLE (Green padded) SAVE UP TO 50% ON BOXED Reg. $10.5 Special at 31% CHRISTMAS AND EVERYDAY CARDS FREE Mt 0F CARDS with $5.00 purchase of first 300 customers Value 3 Days Left Sale Ends Saturday, Sept. 25 figrllDEwArllLlllflll. SALE HELIUM BALLOONS PEPSI at the old fashioned Bring the whole family'. HOURS MONDAY thru FRIDAY ttb-tt SATURDAY 9-5230 SPECIAL RECORDS SERVIETTES: $.m to $1.98 Valued up to Sam 2 tor $1.25 or 3.79 each AMERICAN STANDARD MILES (1901 Edition) Reg. $12.50 & $13.95 Special at $8.95 SPECIAL CASSETTE a EIGHT-TRACK TAPES HALF PRICE ALI. RECORDS 2 for $12.00 ($6.98 ea.) TAPES 2 tor $14.00 ($7.95 on.) at the old fashioned price of The theme of the weekend was a "A Home Away From Home." It was chosen by a resident in a Haliburton Nursing Home. WEBER " E KITCHENER Acn- from many Manta nuns Mrs. Voisin explained that this year special guests were invited to attend. Doc- tors and nurses from other health institutions, admin- istrators and people whose job it is to place these senior citizens in a home. were asked to attend and observe what goes on. “One person who works in placing the patients in homes told me that she has often sent a patient to Pine- haven but has never been inside." said Mrs. Voisin. "She thought it was a great idea." Friends . ind relatives were also on hand and Mrs. Voisin felt that open house was a, big success. 31.95 t .05 Opti-Mrs. plan wine, cheese party Seventeen members of the Sept. 13 for the first regular KW. Opti-Mrs. Club met meeting of the year. A pro" Mrs. M. Krueger. (left) and Mrs. Edna Maltbv (right) were two of the artists on hand at an art exhibition at Pinehaven Nursing Home in Waterloo Sunday. The paintings were featured in an open house held in conjunction with Nurs- ing Home Weekend. WATERLOO SO. 886-1940, 886-2460 ESTABLISHED 29 YRS. . BEGINNERS' JUDO (MEN/WOMEN) Wayne Erdman JUDO "liSTR0CTOR Canadian and Pan-American Cha mpIon EEGTNNERS' KArtWCE'iM-EN/kotEri)- MQNDAY & WED -6 P M JR. KARATE(BOYS/GIRLS) §LQ§QW___ JR. JUDGtBOYS/GIRLS) SATURDAY 9 30 A M FRIDAY " P M REID] KIKIDmEVERYONE III'I'ISIII'I'I IIBTIIL ARTS Tickets for this event have now gone on sale at $800 per couple Door prizes will be donated by members of the K W OptrMrs Club Proceeds from the wnne and cheese party will be used for charitable purposes. The evening began at the home of Mrs. WC. (Judy) Rehkopf for punch and hors d'oeuvres and progressed to the home of Mrs. NJ IGladys) Sinclair for the main course. The ladies then continued on to the home of Mrs Murray W. IMargI Parker for coffee and des- sert A business meeting fol- lowed and the newly-elected president. Mrs Eden tVera) Snyder presided gressive dinner party was held in the homes of the three convenors for the evening. The mam topic under dis- cussmn was the annual K W Opts-Mrs Wine and Cheese Party which will be held on November 291.3th Knights of Colu us Centre In War terloo 0 Robbie Charles Trro Wt once again provuie entertain ent for the eve- mng {a