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DR. DYMOND TROPHY winners at the Port Perry Curling club receive trophy from Jeanne Goode (left) and are from left to right; Lillian Cook, Marg Powell and Ellen Lee. Skip Hoppy Carnwith was absent when the picture was taken. Visits Glenholme School On April 17th, instead of our monthly meeting Central Seven Association for the Mentally Retarded spent a very informative afternoon touring Glenholme School for Retarded children in Oshawa. At Glenholme the curric- | Manchester News Weekend guests at the Franklins were her mother, Mrs. Vivian Lane of Medic Nursing Home, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Howard of Copper CIiff. 'Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marshall of Toronto were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson. Mrs. Marjorie Walsh is visiting her father Mr. Tom Roberts who is in Port Perry Community Memorial Hosp- ital for a check up. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach were Miss Carrie Cowan, Toronto and Mrs. Eunice Isoki, Thornhill. lum is designed for trainable retarded children. Such children cannot cope with the programmes in a regular school but develop both intellectionally and socially through the various levels of instruction offered at Glen- holme. The Ontario County Board of Education provides the supervision and administra- tion of all aspects of teh school and its programme. The facilities include nine classrooms, a gym, a library, an arts and crafts room and a 'daily living skills' centre. The schools curriculum is designed not only to teach the children academic skills but also to better equip the children with everyday social skills. Visitors are encouraged to come into the school with the hope that through this public education programme peo- ple will become more aware of the retarded and their needs and capabilities and will be even more accepting of the children in their home community. Home Ownership 4 made easier the 4 Colonial /Sunnibilt Way! Decision on Region by mid May" Major changes will be revealed when the province brings down a final design for the region east of Metro in mid - May, predicts 'Ontario South MPP Bill Newman. Basic discussion is contin- uing on the provincial level on the future of municipality 9, the separate community to consist of the North Picker- ing townsite and the airport proposed in the initial provincial plan for the region. Newman anticipates no delay in the schedule for implementation of the region east of Metro. Provincial officials are now studying. the briefs and comments submitted by municipalities on the Dec. 18 proposal and area MPPs will be meeting shortly to discuss what should happen to the region. After the provincial gov- ernment finalizes the design for the region in mid - May, legislation will be introduced into the Legislature early in June to be passed by the end of the month. 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