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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1984 @e Heari "id (entre ¢f Port Perry Dennis J Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultant Dr. E. Mannen's Office - 24 Water St. S_. Lakeview Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO 985-9192 985-3003 SAVE YOUR BODY FISH & CHIPS will be closing Sunday, Sept. 16th, 1984 until spring. We would like to thank our customers for their patronage and we look forward to seeing you again next season. -- THE REDMAN'S Freeman Formalwear (ju ge _ Ueno Arar Lid. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 -- J STORE HOURS --. Mon Tues & Thurs 10106 Fri 109 Sat 105 w= to their staff. success in her new position. +] 257 QUEEN STREET, "NN - VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. SHIR 90 Vanedward Drive, AMY Port Perry (416) 985-8469 J -------- Men compete in baking contest Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Sat. Sept. 22 - at Epsom Church at 8 p.m. - Come to the Social Club. Everyone welcome. The main attraction will be the lunch - as the men will participate in a baking contest prepared at home. There will be lady judges and prizes. wives only allowed 10 per cent in the baking. Programme will be cards or pictures. Co- hosts are Don and Stella Asling and Gord and Jill Postma. Sun. Sept. 16 at 6:45 there will be corn roast at Epsom Church. Sun. Sept. 16 - at Utica Church and Sunday School. Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. UCW at the home of Mrs. Walter Kerry. We are happy to welcome Mr. and Mrs. David Little and family to Epsom. They are residing in the home recently occupied by Mrs. Goslin. Sept. 26 at the home of Mrs. John Bruce every- one welcome to the Women's Institute meeting. Subject - Agri- culture and Canadian Industry. Motto coming together is a beginning; keeeping together is progress; working together is success. Roll call contribute something (in the name of progress) that has effected you at some- time in your life. Reply to Mrs. Jean Ward. Hostesses Marg. Bruce, Marj Neghs- wander and Jean Pogue. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor have returned from a tour of Newfoundland. It was rainy weather but other- ANNOUNCEMENT David's Hairstyling would like to announce the appointment of LAURA LOVE David, Larry, Josie, Nancy and Shelly wish Laura much Laura, formerly of the Hair Centre, would like to invite her current or any new clientele to call for an appointment. 2D) NERD) SIN i) RY | | | "David 3 Aairstyling PORT PERRY, ONT. 985-7101 Ee -- wise a good trip. Elmer and Ruth Wil- son had lunch with Earl's mother, Mrs. J.P. Wilson on Sunday. Corless Ashenhurst and Frank Moore of Uxbridge visited Howard and Ruth Ash- ton on Thursday after- noon. Beth and Ken Cather- wood and boys of Oshawa were Sun. visit- ors with her parents. In the afternoon Darlene Begin also cailed on Howard and Ruth Ash- ton. " Dave and Joan Wood and Tiffany spent the weekend with his par- ents of Bradford. Ian and Marlene Archibald of Udora and Mrs. W. O. Simpson of Uxbridge were dinner guests with Earl and Marie on Sunday. Jack and Kathy Monsma, Brad and Chris were with her parents, Norine and Allan Card for Sun. supper. The 4-H Club are starting a new project '"'Quilting". Any girls interested, call gail or Elva Kerry. Mark - Kerry was home from Guelph for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry were dinner guests one evening recently with Lionel and Margaret Storey. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jons of Glen Major had supper Fri. evening with Paul and Shirley Baster. Carol Irwin, Mark and Tim visited Richard and Joyce Lewechuk and children in Wiarton for a couple of days recently. Heddy Lefebvre attended a shower for her daughter, Janine on Sat. afternoon at the home of Rosemary Hogg. Don't forget the Epsom Community are having a presentation party for Janine on Fri. evening Sept. 14 at the home of Mrs. Faye Ashton. Everyone welcome. Perfect weather Sat. for an indoor-outdoor party. Hosts of friends, relatives and neigh- bours gathered at the home of Darlene Begin to wish Kim and Keith Ellicott many years of happiness and prosper- ity in their new home at Blackstock. The sur- prised pair were pre- sented with several beautiful and useful gifts for their new home. Ashton's corn was "yummy" a real 'hit' on the menu and everyone enjoyed themselves "til the wee hours. This is to remind everyone of the 6th annual Open House and Ride-a-thon at Hoskin Stables on Durham Road 57, south of Black- stock. Ride-a-thon Sat. Sept. 22 from Hoskin Stables - the purpose of the ride is to cover cost of riding lessons, and special equipment and insurance for handi- capped riders. There are several trophies to be won. For further information registration and pledge sheets, con- tact Hoskin Stables, Blackstock 986-5558 or 728-6930 before Sept. 19. Individualized resident care helps handicapped Jerry is an eight year old boy who had lived in an institution for three years. When he came into the Individualized Residential Care pro- gram he had no comm- unication skills, poor eating habits, no toilet- ing skills and he requir- - ed twenty-four hour supervision. Jerry has been living in the community for the past three years. In this short time he has developed excellent communication skills, eats appropriately and only requires minimal support and super- vision. He is fully toilet-train- ed and now speaks in "full sentences. He has been developing good reading skills and eats and dresses with very little assistance. All of these develop- ments are evidence of what a dramatic change a new environment can bring about for a dev- elopmentally handi- capped child. The Indiv- idualized Residential Care Program has made it possible for another seventeen developmentally handi- capped children to live with families in the community. The Individualized Residential Care pro- gram began four years ago. Since starting out with only one family the program has been so successful that it has expanded to include many more families and it is still growing. "We have hosted many groups and individuals from various parts of the continent and abroad who have inquir- ed about this support option for develop- mentally handicapped Have You Lost Your AMWAY DISTRIBUTOR? Now You Can Get Your Products from JOHN & VICKY POPOWICH - DIRECT DISTRIBUTORS - 986-5431 We'll deliver if order is over $20.00 children and who are now developing similar programs', said John Klassen, Director, Children's Residential Services. The families that provide residential services for develop- mentally handicapped children are known as Associate Families. Natural parents of developmentally handi- capped children now have a positive individ- ualized alternative to institutional placement for their children in this Region. Associate families have been chosen and professionally trained to provide homes and all necessary support to developmentally handi- capped children. The families are provided with all the emotional, professional and finan- cial supports that they need. Associate families are also considered as employees of ADHOD Services. They receive regular salaries and a complete benefit pack- age in addition to monthly expense cheques for the use of the home, for food, recreation and special needs costs. The Individualized Residential Care pro- gram has given some women the opportunity to stay home with their children while working "as professional parents in supporting a develop- mentally handicapped child. Associate families are provided with fifteen hours of relief each week. This gives them some time for them selves. No experience is nec- essary to become an Associate family. All that is required is a genuine love for all children and the belief that any child can learn and grow. If you would like more information about the Individualized Residen- tial Care program, please contact John Klassen or Sandra Kis- sock at 571-3420 or Peter Cekuta, Director ADHOD Services at 576- 3011. St. John's In 1983, St. John Am- bulance in Ontario train- ed nearly 120,000 people in courses in first aid, cardio pulmonary resuscitation, family health care, child care, babysitting and health care for seniors. For in- formation on any of these courses, contact St. John Ambulance locally, or at 46 Wellesley St. East, Toronto. M4Y 1GS5. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- Annual Rates -- Bae B By rw. 12%% AYEARS ..... ............ ... 12%4% 0% 5% Ws 03 Be 10 12 5/8% 3YEARS ............ 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