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yar NY A v » y LE ARIS RPS RECT XCAPIARS I Lag 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 12, 1979 Central Seven Workshop offic About 200 people, including several local and area politi- cians are expected to be on hand this Sunday afternoon to mark the ceremonial opening of Central Seven Industries, a workshop oper- ated by the Central Seven Association for the Mentally Retarded. Central Seven president Joan Heintzman said that provincial community and social services minister Keith Norton along with Durham-York MPP Bill Newman and Durham- Northumberland MP Al Lawrence have been invited. Durham Region chairman Walter Beath, and Scugog, Prog ang Uxbridge Town- ship mayors Jerry Taylor, Allan McPhail and Gary Herrema are also expected to be on hand Ter the special ceremonies. Actually, the workshop lo- cated on Regional Road 8 just west of Port Perry, has been in operation since June of this year. There are presently 15 mentally handi- capped persons employed on a five-day week basis in such areas as handicrafts, wood- working and a print shop.. There are four full-time BROOKLIN NEWMARKET P.O. Box 370, P.O. Box 114, Hwy. 12 Yonge Street LOB 1CO 416} 655-3311 L3Y 4W3 (416) 895-2373 Cobl~stone paving for lasting indoor/outdoor beauty Sr 22 A t in modul i new concept in modular paving Cobl-stone paving by Brooklin Concrete offers patterns and colours for sidewalks, paths, driveways, parking areas, pool decks and patios. Cobl-stone is strong, durable and easy lo install and their flexibility allows you to follow the terrain -- a compliment lo your landscaping. Brooklin Concrete Products Limited 5 5 wide range of HUNTSVILLE HALIBURTON P.O. Box 599, P.O. Box 818, Hwy 11 Hwy. 121 POA 1KO KOM 150 (705) 789-2338 (705) 457-1395 staff members, including workshop manager Dan Parker. shop offering top quality used clothing for children and infants will be opening at Goren Central Seven workshop for the mentally retarded will be the scene Sunday afternoon of an official opening. The general public is invited to attend an The "Open House' starting at about 3:30 P.M., September 16. A thrift and gift - the workshop at the beginn- "ing of next week. Construction of the 4,000 square foot building was completed this spring at a cost of about $128,000. Cen- CENTRAL SEVEN INDUSTRIES <5 i * ln located on Regional Road 8, just west of Port Perry. tral Seven, which serves the mentally handicapped in the three northern Townships of the Region, raised 20 percent of the capital costs under the direction of fund raising The workshop is Ra Port Perry High School News by Ginny Burt and Lee Howsam P.P.H.S. has just opened for another year and it's back to the books! To keep your mind off those, student council has already kicked off the season. Activity card sales began this week and will continue until mid next week. This great value not only allows discounts on dances, yearbooks and sales, but your number can be drawn in free draws with great prizes. Listen to the announcements this week for further information. Athle- tic card sales are to follow in a few weeks. The girls inter-school basketball teams have begun practices already, so get out there and' try girls, and support your schodl. Those teams aren't the only ones just beginning. Boys football started Wed- nesday and the first game is " DATSUN SPORTRUCK Runs Circles Around the Competition! MIDWAY DATSUN LTD. 2) THE COURSES: Macrame/Weaving Hairstyling * *(Mrs. S. Sinclair) Art Oil Painting Bargelo & Threadwork Typing - Beginner & Intermediate REGISTRATION Sewing - Beginner & Intermediate Women's Physical Fitness Men's Physical Fitness Welding - Basic Small Engine Repair Woodworking Monday, September 17th - 7 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, September 18th - 7 to 9:30 p.m. Shorthand Electrical Wiring - Home & Cottage * COURSES ARE 40 HOURS IN LENGTH UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED AS FOLLOWS: * 20 HRS. THE MATHEMATICS COURSE WILL ALSO REQUIRE ONE ADDITIONAL EVENING PER WEEK. All Courses offered on Tuesday Evenings - Classes begin October 2, 1979 at 7:00 p.m. FEES: 20 Hr. Course - $12.50 40 Hr. Course - $25.00 (Some Courses require Additional Material Fee.) INQUIRES PLEASE CONTACT MRS. ELIZABETH WILLES at 985-7032. 1300 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-6828 "NIGHT SCHOOL Port Perry High School Furniture Refinishing * Landscaping * Guitar - Basic & Intermediate Accounting Fundamentals - Basic & Intermediate Mathematics - Grade 9 advanced ** (Credit Course) ** 100 HRS. Friday, September 15th, The new universal gym' is being used every day. for phys-ed classes and sports teams. Special work-out classes are being held Mon- days, Wednesdays, and Thursdays after school for all those who are interested. More on this new addition will be posted in coming issues. The students of P.P.H.S. would like to welcome the new teachers. As well, the older students would like, to welcome another new crop of '""minor-niners!" The offic- al welcome, namely initia- tion will be held in two weeks so we hope you are looking forward to the good-natured fun. It will all be wrapped up by a dance Friday, Septem- ber 21, featuring a local disc jockey. We hope to see everyone out. We'll try to keep you post- ed on all happenings and goings-on at Port High so look for us next week in the P.P.H.S. column! Hospital Report Week Ending September 6th Admissions...................... 25 Births.........cceeeinvennnn, Nil Deaths..............ccoevueennn. 1 Emergencies.................. 260 Operations....................... 10 Discharged...................... 26 ATTENTION: Wood Burners A CHIMNEY LINED WITH SOOT AND CREOSOTE CAN CAUSE DANGEROUS CHIMNEY FIRES WHICH COULD DESTROY YOUR HOME! Take This Worry Out Of Your Life By Professional, Dustless Chimney Cleaning KLEAN SWEEP CHIMNEY SERVICE Your Local Chimney Sweep ie [ ! ' chairman Joe Baxter. According to Mrs. Heintz- man the philosophy of the workshop is to "fit" the various programs to the employees for maximum training benefits."' She add- ed that the ultimate goal is to provide the employees with training 'which will allow them to eventually find employment in the private sector. Getting the project "off the ground" has been a long process, going as far back as 1972, when the idea was first discussed. If the weather is favourable on Sunday after- noon the official opening ceremonies will be held out- side, and when the ribbon cutting is complete, it will be a proud moment for many people who worked very hard to make the idea a reality. °° The program gets under- way at 2:00 p.m., and is by invitation only. However, the general public will be welcomed to attend an "open house' -at the workshop starting at 3:30 p.m. the same day, Sunday, Septem- ber 16. - Society begins fall season Members of Scugog Choral Society have returned to Town Hall 1873 for. their weekly practices. Wednesday, a week ago was the fall season's first rehearsal for the upcoming big production of Pirates of Penzance by Gilbert. and Sullivan. The next rehearsal is tonight (Wednesday) and it's important that as many members as possible will be present. , After the many fine suc- cesses the choral society established during the past three seasons, it is expected that the present production will be of the same high artistic caliber and received with the same enthusiasm by the public. Pirates of Penzance will be performed the latter part of November. : MACHINE REPAIRS J In Your Own Home @ 20 Years Experience ! GIL RUMMENIE 985-7860 OAH 25252525¢525525d5¢ Hy 7X a1 eS -_-- [) MO----02Z mMmMX>-