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TI -- -------- REIT Residents seek court injunction (From page 1) The letter from the law firm representing the & property owners was tabled at a meeting of Scugog council Monday afternoon. Meanwhile, Central Seven President, Joan Heintzman told the Star later that after- o Noon that she was unaware court action would be started to seek an injunction. She did say that Central Seven is moving ahead with its plans to set up the group home. A full-time manager has been hired, and renovations to the house are due to begin in the very near future. Central Seven has signed a lease agreement effective May 1 with the estate of the late owner of the house, and @ the organization is now in the process of selecting the eight persons who will live there. In other related news to the group home issue, Scugog council received two. letters from property owners on Gerrow's Beach asking for formal permission to rent to six boarders and also to lease to a religious organi- zation such as Hare Krishna. Mr. Charles Dewhirst and Mr. Bill Holland both appeared before council Monday evening to ask for permission to use their homes for these purposes. Mr. Dewhirst told council that if the by-law permits a house to be used as a group home for the mentally retarded, then it should also permit him to lease his home to a religious organization. Taking both letters Prince Albert Prince Albert Friendly Visitors Group is sponsored by your local Canadian Mental Health Association, . Mental Health Durham. '®This group meets twice a month for a social and recreational afternoon in the Prince Albert Hall. A group of committed local volun- teers help the group arrange their activities. This group @ is for people who have suf- fered a mental illness and are now living in the community. They have begun a craft program to enable them to participate in the Hope Centre Bazaar. This group relys on commun- friendly visitors ity support for donations and 'volunteers. In turn your group could arrange for a speaker on Mental Health by calling 728-9931. The Friends and Relatives Group for people who have known someone or them- selves have suffered from a psychiatric illness. The pur- pose of the group is to give members information on the illness through films and speakers. The group members become a suppor- tive body to one another. If you know anyone or are having difficulties yourself please call Mental Health Durham at 728-9931. seriously and in light of the fact that the whole issue could become the subjeet of court proceedings, council refetred both letters from Mr. Dewhirst and Mr. Holland to the Township solicitor for an opinion. Meanwhile, a public meeting sponsored by the Scugog Ratepayers Assoc- iation over the concept of group homes has been postponed, according to president Liz Perry. That decision was made late Monday afternoon. The meeting was to have been held this Thursday evening. At the council meeting Monday evening, Mr. Dewhirst said that he has learned that a group home for psychiatric out patients has been started in Prince Albert within the last few weeks. Members of council said they were unaware of this, but Ward one councillor Don Crosier said he would look into this matter further. an V/ ( Clark's 189 Queen Street 1 Port Perry 985-8140 { ANNIVERSARY ( * SPECIAL * : All Herbal Teas ) 20% OFF (Until Saturday, May 3, 1980) Brew a Pot Today! 7 B OTHER IN-STORE SPECIALS! A Put a Smile on Your Face, Test Drive A HONDA call KEVIN CANNON a City-Centre Automobiles 1110 Dundas St. East - Whitby 666-1772 YOUR LOCAL HONDA DEALER PFIZER SEED CORN DIVISION is presently interested in establishing a new Warwick-Trojan Seed Corn Dealership in the area bounded by Port Perry, Oshawa, Bowmanville and Nestleton. We offer a large selection of 32 proven Seed Corn Hybrids and our strength is in the 75 to 90 day maturity range. One look at the 1980 Ontario Corn Performance Trials will prove the outstanding yield and dry down potential of our hybrids. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: MARVIN REESOR, DISTRICT SALES MANAGER 85 Silversprings Blvd., No. 311, Scarborough, Ontario PHONE 416-292-7376 SA SY 2:16 CR TTe [To 1A Yo d1 IC{0)d¢ with - MIDNIGHT MADNESS - 7:00 P.M. to 12:00 MIDNIGHT 20: The @shawa Shrine Club ANNUAL SHRINE CLUB OFF STOREWIDE REDUCTIONS SAT., MAY 10th SHOW TIMES 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. ADULTS: $4.00 CHILDREN: $2.00 Giregony sc Men's QUlear Lt. ADVANCE TICKETS LAZA CRT ADULTS: $3.50 CHILDREN: $1.50 master charge POR eet VISA Available at Don Forder Insurance, 24 Water Street; ' OPEN: Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m ACA. Bathie, D.C., 26 Water Street; Thursday & Friday to 9 p.m.; Saturday to 5 p.m. Port Perry Star, 235 Queen Street, Port Perry ET ---- AY, nt je Ny \ ¢ Pet 4 FASRATE) TSHR GPE x ", 5 at) LUT fay ' \ CRIBS, WEL an