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looks on as f\e:”?up makes friends with Parkwood Manor resident Peg Pym. New mom Piper, an 18â€"monthâ€"old Cairn Terrier, Hancock is so delighted with the puppies that she has already claimed one for herself and has named it Morton. She, too, plans to bring Morton to work with her. Zieske says another of the ruppie- has been spoken for, and she‘s sure she‘ll have no problem finding a home for the third. "If not, we‘ll just have three dogs coming to work Wlfil us every day," she said. "I don‘t think anybody will mind." i db s Olalal dn l uonl ditaiaintniis t : 1 Last month, Zieske and the residents at Parkwood Manor got a bit of surprise when they realized that sweet Piper had been out seeking the kind of love and attention that only members of her own species can provide. They realized Piper was pregnant just two weeks before she gave birth to a litter of three male puppies on Dec. 5. "She just went out for a walk one day, and, well, you know," Zieske laughed. "It was a surprise for us, but everyone was thrilled." The puppies are four weeks old now, and last Friday was the first day Zieske took them to Parkwood to visit with the residents. Carole Hancock, a nurse at the seniors‘ home, tells of the effect the puppies have had on some of the residents. We have one patient who suffers from Alzheimâ€" er‘s disease, and we haven‘t had any reaction from her in months," Hancock said. "When we showed her the puppies, she smiled. It‘s the first sign of emotion we‘ve seen from her in over a month." Piper has become a good friend to many of the residents. She gets lots of extra love and attention, and the residents are provided with the affection that accompanies pet ownership â€" a relationship nc;t always fsa:iblg in an i_nstitutéonal setting. For the past years, Piper has been accompanying her best friend to work each day. It‘s been an arrangement that‘s suited everyone well â€" especialâ€" ly Piper, Judy Zieske is the director of recreation programs and volunteer coâ€"ordiator at Parkwood Manor Home for Seniors in Waterloo, and when she heads off to work, Piper, her 18â€"monthâ€"old Cairn Terrier, tags L algng. Puppy love Canine companions brighten lives of Parkwood seniors MTCE N MR Thanks 96 King St. S. Waterloo 886â€"1320 Across from Waterioo Town Square For more than a decade, Waterloo residents have called for a firstâ€"class recreation complex. Now, with the generous donations of special groups, individuals, corporations and foundations, the Waterloo Recreation Complex is on its way to reality. We salute them for playing such an important role in this community sponsorship. Lisa Bauerâ€"Leahy (right), viceâ€"chair of the Waterloo Recreation Complex Fundraising Campaign, presents a commemorative plaque to John Panabaker, president of the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Community Foundation, and Jane Huniphries, Executive Director The Foundation has pledged $10,000 to the Campaign Vs e "" with this coupon Develop and Print a 24 exposure roll of 35 mm or 110 mm colour print film May not be used with any other offer or coupon. 3â€"day inâ€"store service. Offer expires Jan. 31/92. SPECIAL OFFER $@99 ... 999 ... with pictures, because the moment means so much! yÂ¥ 4: Remember! C _ forcaring about our community WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY MONDAYâ€"FRIDAY 9:00â€"9:00; SATURDAY 9:00â€"4 0 442â€"3118 * Replace * Rebuild * Convert * Update * Redesign 40 SPRUCE ST., PARIS Visit our factory outlet in Paris and discover why thousands of home owners and builders browse and buy from us at wholesale prices. Our outlet sells seconds, cabinets, vanities, countertops, cabinet door fronts, corner cabinets, and lots of other kitchen components. Save on seconds, over runs & discontinued items. Take the drive today â€" and save. FACTORY OUTLET , JANUARY 8, 1992 â€" PAGE 5 30