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• Jack's Jottings
Welcome home Alma
Pievention of Mrs. Gladys Arnold had Jamie and Bar-
biaira McEwan and son Ian from
violence against
woe
by Jack Riddell.
Maids Wilson, Minister Responsible for
Women it Issues, has recently introduced
a comprehensive 'long-term • strategy to
address sexual assault. New funding of
$28;11 million will be used to raise
awareness of sexual assault against
women, increase, funding for rape crisis.
centres, improve emergency health care
for victims and increase resources for the
criminal justice system. A five year
strategy has been designed to provide
support to victims of sexual assault.
Fundswill gotowards raising the public's •
awareness. and . changing attitudes*
towards this problem; Studies have shown
that one in four • women is sexually
assaulted at some time during her life
often by someone she knows. Grants to
community organizations acknowledge the
important -role of local communities in
raising public. awareness and dispelling
• the myths that perpetuate sexual assault.
Public education materials will be
developed to complement and • support
local education efforts. A sexual assault
education package will also•be developed
for use in schools. Local community
groups are encouraged to develop pro-
posals and apply for grants which sup-
port local initiatives.
The integrated strategy will reco
the role of the justice system in ad
ing issues . of violence against women.
Funding will go to train police, Crown At-
torneys and correctional services staff,
and to provide additional resources to
assist victims • and witnesses during the
court process..
Emergency sexual assault care centres
will be designated in 22 hospitals, and
other health counselling services and
training for health care professionals will
also receive funding.
Assistance will be provided to help
communities develop networks and local
strategies to coordinate activities and.
services.
Mississauga, Ken and Marion McEwan
from Stratford on Sunday.
Welcome home to Akita Gillieas who was
a patient in Kincardine hospital. Get well
wises Alma!
Don and Ann McCoahhad Leroy Godfrey
. to visit them on Thursday. Don and Ann
visited with Reg Godfrey who is a patient
in Kincardine hospital.
Wayne and Lorraine Kerr, Kathy Fraser,
Ernie and Joan. Roe were Saturday night .
.guests with Marion Kelly, Point Clark.
Mrs, Valeria Gibson, London spent the
weekend with her parents Donald and
Alma Gillies.
Visitors with Jim and Fran Farrell and
family were Arie Clifford and girls.. David
Houck, Port Elgin and Brian Bridge.
Wednesday evening Jim, Fran and fami-
ly
armly visited with Simon and Jan Logtenberg
to : celebrate Jennifer's birthday. Donald
and Sandra Forster had dinner on Sunday
with Donald and . Lillian Pollard and
Donald* Pollard was there also.
Aurel and Marj Armatrong, Donald and
Sandra Forster attended a crokinole party
on Saturday night at Harvey and
Margaretann Orr's in Ii Maculate.
Oran and Dors Rock and Marion Gam-
ble were at Katherine Cdlin's on Saturday
Viola anna Scott, Marilyn Reid and Michael
Husk visited on Thursday with Norval and
Isabel Stanley. Kincardine.
Allan and Barbara Brown Toronto spent
the weekend with Barbara's parents Jiro
and Isabel Brook. •
Fran Farrell ishostess: for the. WI
meeting on Wednesday at 1:30. •
Mary Ann Kukoly, visited with Marcia
Hans Dakin and family in Kincardine.
Sympathy to the families of the late •
James Farrell whose funeral was held in
Ripley on Friday.
Paul and Nancy Greenwood, John Paul,
Joel and Joy Ellen. were 'guests of Mary
• Agin Kukoly on .Tuesday evening.
Wray and Linda Thompson Mississauga.
Seniors Craft Day takes place. on Tiro -
day; Feb. 8 in . the morning and afternoon
at- the community centre. Anyone who
knows, or would like to learn is welcome
to come and help make beautiful quilts.
Thursday, Feb. 8 thea Huron Lakeshore
Friendship Club sponsors Card and Games
night at the 'community centre at 8 p.m.
sharp. Everyone is welcome to come and
meetnew friends and have a fun evening
'out.
" on Saturday, Feb. -10, the Point Clark
and District Kinette Club is .hosting a
Valentine's Dance at the. community cen-
tre from 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Take your
sweetheart out foran evening of fun and
dancing. There will be a buffet, door
prizes, and music by D.J. with proceeds to
community projects.' There is a limited
number of tickets and you •can call Angie
at 395-3480 for'.tickets and information,
On Monday Feb. 12, the Huron Lakeshore
Friendship Club is holding a Valentine
potluck supper at 6 p.m. at the communi-
ty centre. Special entertainment has been
planned for the evening so come on out for
an enjoyable time.
Attention! Seniors! The general meeting
of the Huron LakeshoreFriendhsip Club
will be taking place on :Thursday, Feb. 15
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PURPLE GROVE'
agent the weekend with Harvie and Wilda
Thompson, also David and Karen Sykes
from Scarborough.
Don and Tiny Robertson entertained
Aurel and Marj Armstrong, Walter and
Jean De Wolfe, Margaret Harkness, Ivan
and Joan Merarian on Thursday evening.
Donnie and Marilyn Reid, Jo and Brian
Reid, Don, and Kay McCormick were
guests of Don and Tiny Robertson on gun -
day. Bill and. Elva Lowry and Ted and
Joan Burley visited on Monday with Eldon
and Alma Lowry.
A card and crokinolee party *as held Fri-
day evening in the. Purple Grove Centre,
with Shirley MacDonald as convenor. Kay
Collins, Glen Iloldenby; Stephanie Mac-
Donald and Don McCosh received prizes.
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C:&.dparty
jic.iNicIiAm:.
b,r
Bev Hanson . � winners
at .10:30 a.m. at the cotrununity centre, so
don't forget to circle the date on your
calendar.
Tip of the week: To prevent crying when
slicing or chopping onions, pop it into the
freezer for about 10 minutes before using.
Your tears should disappear:
If you have any news or information for
this Point Clark column call Phyllis Reid
before noon 'on Friday. •
Fire
Lucknow and District Fire Departinetnt
responded on Friday, February 2, at 4:50
p.m. to a canto the home of Aleida Theriault. •
of Kinlough. The firefighters were on the •
'scene for -approximately one hour ex
tinguishing. a chimney,. fire.
A ' large number turned out for the
Dungannon Seniors' euchre party with 15
tables in ' play. High, man was Thys
Groep,low man, Tom Young, high lady
Laura King and. Mona Norris, low lady
Bernice Henry.
Congratulations goes out to Carmen
and lla Pollock celebrating their 41st
anniversary.
Birthday greetings , to • Art . Stewart,
Clarence Cunningham, . Grace Finnigan
and Gordon Pollock.
ITISAMIsTAKE
To let others_ make all your music for
you. r .
Alwaysto let other pay"for you.
--To be content with the beauty others
create.
Always to wait. until someone else starts
You lag• •
—To expect the world to create happiness
for you.
NTE Al
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