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"Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" _------ PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 27, 2000 - 17 Central Seven director 8 hails a year of growth By Chris Hall Port Perry Star Central Seven Association For Community Living is on solid ground, with operations running smoothly and finances in order. That's the report the agency's membership received when Central Seven held its annual gen- eral meeting at the Emmanuel Pentecostal Church in Port Perry last Monday evening (June 19). In her report to mem- bers, president Pam Domingos noted that the agency continues to grow, particularly in the pro- grams and living environ- ments it offers, as well as the clients it serves. "North Durham has become quite a dynamic, rapidly growing collection of communities, and there is a steadily increasing demand on our organiza- tion to provide support to people who have devel- opmental disabilities," she said in her address. "Moreover, in recent years we have been rec- ognized by the Ministry of Community - and "¥Social™" Services for our expertise in supporting people who have particularly chal- lenging needs. "This recognition, and our willingness to work with the ministry on some recent projects, has creat- ed a growth spurt beyond what could have (been) predicted on the basis of local demographic needs." Highlights from the 1999-2000 operating year included: a The opening of a day program in Uxbridge, first at the arena and then the Testa Professional Building; 2 A third day program location in Port Perry, located on Reach St. a The continuing part- nership between Central Seven and local business- es which allow clients to hold paid jobs and volun- teer positions; a The Ministry's recent funding announcement, which could see close to $22,000 come to Central Seven; 0 And the outstanding success of the hot dog cart at Reid's Grocers in Port Perry, which allows clients to establish a business enterprise. MARK PUCKRIN 985-4300 Tor. Line (905) 683-4039 126 Water St., Port Perry Suttle If you are thinking of selling, please give me a call. | have a wide range.of intersted buyers for this area. Five new officials were elected to the Central Seven Association For Community Living's board of directors during the agency's annual general meeting June 19. The 2000-2001 board includes, front row from left, president Pam Domingos, Karen Szewerda, Pamela Noble, Elizabeth Gibson, and Monika Giffin; middle row, from left, Geoffrey Clayton, George Westgarth, Lynne Pupella, and Sandy Ewen; back row, from left, Bob Kew and Steven Magloughilen. i g& Immaculate basement. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, | acre lot, spring -$84,900. Glenarm Rd. 108 acre ranch - 75 acre pasture, bal- ance bush, stream and pond, sev- eral nice building sites, 35 min. N/E of Port Perry. -$159,000. 100 Acres near Sunderland - abutts small rural community of Cresswell, mostly pasture, some softwood bush. 15+ min. N. of Port Perry. -$34,900. | Acre building lot - Cresswell, backs onto fields, |5+ or Va EF VICTORIAN VILLAGE, PORT PERRY 2100 sq. ft. 4 bedroom home, 3 bathrooms, oak cupboards, professionally-built 15'x16' sun- >. It. bungalow, finished walkout " » ; in. N. of Port Perry. Group fed pond, detached workshop, 10 minutes N. of room addition, many upgrades, nicely land- ™" A" SiescyioR eal Bseate Port Perry, asking $269,000. scaped, overlooks greenbelt. $226,900. am & avaiide View at : www.3dvisit.com/markpuckrin MARK PUCKRIN Contact MARK PUCKRIN 985-4300 Contact MARK PUCKRIN 985-4300 7. 985-4300 i Sutton Group Lifestyle Robert & Carolyn Hall 126 Water St., Port Perry (905) 985-4300 RESIDENCE 985-7718 PLATINUM PLUS AWARD £3, 3 hn » features a gorgeous coun- huge (242 SRA Sv {Te foot frontage) lis excellent An unbelievable backyard with winding | + &a spectacular array of perennials is yo 2):