=, 4 5 | : i i ¥ Today it's just a field full of weeds. But in about four months time, a new house will stand on that field, a house that will be home for six special people with special needs. Last Tuesday evening (April 29) the Central Seven Association for the Mentally Handicapped turned the sod to start construction of Carlan House on a lot immediately to the east of the Central Seven workship on Durham Road 8. It will be a two storey home, finished in attractive brick and aluminum, with four bedrooms and some 2400 square feet of living space. : The completion date is scheduled for August 1 and six developmental- ly handicapped adults will start moving in to their new home. All will be taking part in the programs offered by the Central Seven Association. Construction of the Carlan Home this year is just part of a major ex- pansion for the organization that has been serving and helping the han- dicapped for almost 20 vears. At the Association's annual meeting, held in Port Perry April 29, board chairman Chuck Preston noted that by the end of August, there will be 20 people living in residences in Scugog Township: six in the Carlan House, eight in Smith House on Scugog Island and six more in three apartments in Port Perry. : Central Seven is also in the pro- cess of setting up a Life Skills Pro- gram in addition to the vocational skills provided through the workshop. Mr. Preston noted that in the past year, Central Seven's annual budget has more than doubled from $325,000 to $750,000. About $535,000 of this budget comes from the provincial government, the rest from revenues generated at the Workshop and through donations from the community. Mr. Preston has completed his two year term as chairman called on the new Board of Directors to '"'continue to maintain and improve the services we have to offer." Ld » Ground broken for Central Seven home PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 6, 1986 -- 3 SS RR i a Pauline Nealon and Dr. Eva Mueller. Back from left: Joe Baxter, Barb McCormick, Yvonne Christie, John Wolters, Orville Westgarth and Chuck Dewhirst. The Board will choose a new chairman in the near future for a two year term. ' The Central Seven Association for the Men- J tally Handicapped elected a new Board of Direc- ----- Ju tors at the annual meeting held in Port Perry last gw i TJ week. Front from left: Don Shier, Cannington; . Chuck Preston, out-going president; Ron Deeth, - RRL Id ol Carol's Cut & Curl formerly THE HAIR SHOPPE LADIES' CUT Save -- May 7 to May 28 Shampoo, cut & set or styled. Conditioner included. Reg. 16.50 wr $7 200 CAROL '¢ CUTz¢« HAIR FASHIONS h FOR THE FAMILY LO, ot Dw % 3 ae Pa EST. 41) LRRD 3 Roxy Sipes (centre) and her Mom Eva Babcock lent a hand to the official sod turning ceremony in Port Perry last week which marked the start of construction of Carlan House, a residential home for the developmentally handicapped. Also in photo at left are Brock Township councillor Keith Shier, Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Connor, and at right Central Seven Board chairman Chuck Preston, Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor and Durham Region chair- man Gary Herrema. The new home will be completed in August and six people will live there. It's located immediately to the east of the Central Seven workshop on Durham Road 8 in Port Perry. PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL -- proudly presents -- Summer Breeze Our Annual Showcase of Bands & Choirs Hear performances by JAZZMERIZE, THE SENIOR WIND ENSEMBLE, and the award- winning CONCERT BAND. Also featured are the CONCERT CHOIR, STAGE BANDS, and the PREMIERE PERFORMANCE of 'JAZZMERIZE II" and "GENERAL DELIVERY" WED., MAY 7th - 7:30 P.M. At the PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL ADMISSION $3.00: Seniors & Students $2.00; Children under 12 FREE (hmit $6 /family) RS DAY SPECIAL Balloon Bud Vase Say it with a ... BALLOON BOUQUET Add to Your Bouquet Candy. Fruit, Wine, Jams and Mints The Balloon House Delivery Available 2986-5105 ® fund oh ok 985-2532 CURL WN 176 Perry St, ™) Port Perry OCCASION! ) 4 HE rs