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Ee ----E a, er ¢ : ni a Bay x * Elizabeth Fulford is new assn. president " nog The election meeting for the 1973 Executive of Central Seven Association for the Mentally Retarded was at- tended by twenty interested persons. Bev. Muir chaired the meeting and called first upon Mr. Bill Smye, Reg- ional Director of the Ontario Association for the Mentally Retarded. He explained the duties of the different execu- tive officers and committee members. and further des- cribed 'the set up of the OAMR. He pointed out that associations work together for the betterment of the individual. Other associa- tions providing assistance to this area are: Christopher Robin Home; Glenholme School, Oshawa; Ontario Society for Cripple Children; Ontario Hospital School, Orillia; Oshawa - Ontario County Health Unit; Adult Occupational Centre, Ed- gar; Mental Retardation Centre, Toronto; Hospital For Sick Children, Toronto; Ontario Hospital, Whitby; Community and Social Ser- vices. There are over 100 individuals from this area, presently receiving aid from these organizations. Following Mr. Smye's in- formative talk, Mrs. Muir called for further nomin- ations from the floor. There being none, the following executive for 1973 was elec- ted by acclaimgtion: Past President Mrs. M.B. Dymond; President Eliza- beth Fulford; 1st Vice Presi- dent - Gerald Jackman; 2nd Vice President - Arnold Roach; Treasurer Pat Price; Recording Secretary Margaret VanCamp,; Cor- responding Secretary Elaine Hammett; Membership Bev Muir; Family Services Karel Nottingham; Direc- tors Carol Mazza, Alice Ste- venson. After a short coffee break, the guest speaker, Mrs. Cory Van Lith brought greetings from the Oshawa and Dis- trict Association for the "BLOW THE WINTER BLUES" -- SPECIALS -- FEB. 1st - 28th PERMS Reg. $11.50 Now $10.50. $13.50 Now $12.00 $17.50 Now $15.50 "Do it Yourself" Manicures Reg. 75c. Now 50c. FEB. 8th - 28th STREAKS AND BLEACHES Reg. $17.50 Now $15.00 FEB. 15th - 28th CONDITIONING TREATMENTS $15.00 Now $13.50. Reg. $6.50 Now $5.00 FEB. 22nd - 28th TINTS Reg. $750 Now $6.75 ALL AT: Richard's Beauty Studio QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7991 > ' IN t { ' Vv i J FA Ay y ' h J ' Lie n AE A : shad " EA A A i EN Sa eh a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 31,1973 -- 3 ow emer eres ¥ Don't miss the annual 1) WINTER CARNIVAL i ii i 1 35 r £4 a fl WHERE GOOD FoOD Is = : Ww | ON THE MENU a et A EVERYDAY Ty 13 ® ® ® y he 7 SPECIALS! a For fast service may we suggest our Luncheon Special Daily from Monday to Saturday Roast Beef Sandwich ® Roast Chicken Sandwich | Roast Pork Sandwich@Ham or Bacon Sandwich li | fresh homemade soup and, or Speakers at the Central Seven Association for the Mentally Retarded last homemade french fries for Tuesday evening at the Anglican Church Hall are from left to right Mr. Bill Smye, : Regional Director of the Ontario Association for the Mentally Retarded, Mrs. Corry VanLith, president of the Oshawa and District Association and Mr. Mark Hallas, Area Representative. Mentally Retarded of which | she is president. She empha- sized that each area has different needs and it is up to each local association to find the needs, decide which gets priority, then fulfill it and do it well. We must never lose our perspective -- keep their needs, not our needs, up- permost. At the present time it is felt that Central Seven can best serve this area through a family service program and developing or educating public awareness of the need for a local organization. The investituture of the new executive will be con- ducted at the next meeting, JANUARY CLsARANC Poslun Coats movin | Dresses & Pant Suits Seneence 1 Winter Boots meeting and membeship will be available. Please support . wisn" Children's Pant A JACKETS DRESSES Vd OFF 9% SKATES NNN edd it dd > >>> a +f 5 day oA a a mile Cl i - " 1 Yard Good \} | ps Sale i NICE ASSORTMENT : : WITH UP TO ¢ ¢ ee ps TON 2 AW. =]: TeX oT 14 PN DE PARTMENT SYNOD ee ee EE EE EEE === soa N