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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1997-10-01, Page 18■ REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPY BECKY CAMPBELL Becky graduated from the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario on July 12. 1997. Becky has also acquired registration through the Ontario Massage Therapy Association. Becky Is a graduate of Walton P.S., S.P.S., and S.D.H.S. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Campbell of R.R., #5, Seaforth. ■ The Seaforth Harmony Kings invite you to their Second Annual Christmas Dinner & Dance Fri., December 12th at the Seaforth District Community Centre 6:00 pm: Social Hour 7:00 pm: Buffet Dinner (catered by Grace Campbell) 9:00-1: Dancing to the Royalaires Tickets $25-0O/piate For tickets or information call: • 522-0469, 527-0373 or 345-2447 PROCEEDS TO HARMONIZE FOR SPEECH lammillimmillift 1 s-TMg HURON IXPO itYol1, Oot•MI 1 • IMP Strange double standard shouldn't apply to mental. Illness CONTINUED from Page 10. brain makes, is a factor in severe depression. Similarly an imbalance in dopamine, a chemical that passes mes- sages between brain cells, plays a big part in -schizo- phrenia and also attention deficit disorder. The same double standard can apply to treatment, she said. People commonly accept electro -shock in phys- iotherapy or for cardiac arrest, why not as readily as , an infrequent "last resort" for severe depression? "We are not so supportive of people with mental illness as we should be," the doctor said. "If we accept it for one organ, why not another?" People sometimes mistak- Wawanosh Fall Tour on Sunday The annual "Fall Colour Tour" at the Wawanosh Valley Conservation Area is on Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4, this year officially coin- ciding with "Ontario Hiking Day," dubbed "a day of cele- bration to encourage people to take to the trails and dis- cover the joys and benefits of walking and hiking." Participants will be eligible to enter a draw for a variety of hiking -related prizes and "if the weather cooperates, two teams of horses will pro- vide wagon rides through the conservation area beginning at 1:30 p.m.," according to a press release from the Maitland Valley Conserv- ation Authority. "Staff wilt be on hand to provide information about the property and answer questions relating to the changing colours of leaves, and how plants and animals prepare for winter." Visitors can also walk on their own if they wish. The conservation area is south of Belgrave (west of Highway 4 on Conc. 6 /7 of East Wawanosh Township) and covers 420 acres, con- taining hardwood forest, pine ptantations and two small wetlands. only feel mental illness is somehow "deserved" she said, an attitude that probably has roots in the middle ages when the mentally il1 were thought "possessed." "My feeling is we have to take away the mystery," Dr. Rodney said. "Get away from the blame.... Work at it. "Why should you hang your head because you have to go in for treatment?" NO STRINGS SUPPORT Dr. Rodney said early inter- vention, among other bene- fits, translates in lower hospi- talization rates and decreased costs for the community, which is the current direction of public health care policy, initiated by Ontario's NDP government in 1993 and con- tinued by the present Progressive Conservatives. This "community" and caregivers would show wis- dom by not shying away from the mentally ill and rec- ognizing that their needs are identical to the physically ill - "unconditional support the way you do best," she said. "A shoulder to cry on, or an ear to listen." Dr. Rodney said the recent Graham report indicated that of Ontario's present popula- tion, about 38,000 people suffer some form of mental illness, or 2 1/2 per cent. Applying the same percent - ELVIS Impersonator A tribute to Elvis by DAVE STARR October 4th 9:00-1:00 AM BRUSSELS COUNTRY INN 887-9035 Happy 60th Wedding Anniversary October 11, 1997 ELDON AND MARY O'BRIEN They and their family invite friends and relatives to an OPEN HOUSE. AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH HALL 123 James St., Clinton Saturday, October 11/97 from 2-4 p.m. "Best wishes only please" age to this area, translates into about 1,300 mentally ill of Huron County's popula- tion of around 55,000. Patti Culliver of the Canadian Mental Health Association said transporta- tion is more often than not a problem in rural areas, get- ting the individuals who need it to the kind of support groups that Seaforth is now. establishing. She said fund- ing comes from the govern- ment, part of this provinces back to the community/fami- ly approach as an altemative to the high costs of hospital- ization. Gord Rimmer, one of the five volunteer facilitators of the new group said similar consumer/survivor groups have been established rela- tively recently in Goderich (which has three), Exeter, Wingham and Clinton. NO NAME GANG He said the group will define itself but there is a need for one, whatever name it chooses, because similar peer psychiatric support at Seaforth Community Hospital often takes place during the daytime when those who may most need it can't take part because they are working, or have other daytime obligations. • *Proceeds to Charity • • " at the Columbus Centre GODERICH (formerly held in Holmesvllei 390 Parsons Crt. (Just off Suncoast Dr. E.) Sat., Oct. 4 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Sun., Oct. 5 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 12th Annual Display t9' Sale of Unique Crafts •Door Prizes -Lunch Room BUS TOURS WELCOME Admission '2.00/ Under 12: Free CONGRADULATIONS Jason Dalton Jason has successfully completed the Hotel & Restaurant Management program at the Toronto School of Business. He was a former student of Hullett Central P.S. and Seaforth District High. Jason is the son of Kelly and Sharon Dalton. He has accepted a position with the Station Park Inn in London. Congratulations & Best Wishes from your family. NOW OPEN LUNCHES Monday -Friday 11 ai.1-4 pm Sunday 11 am -3 pm SUPPERS Thursday 6 pm -9 pm Friday 6 pm -9 pm Saturday 5 pm -9 pm Visit the oldest home in Clinton - built 1852 - and inlay a relaxing, smoke-free, delicious meal. TAKE OUT AVAILABLE - RESERVATIONS MAY BE REQUIRED "Avoid Disappointment • reserve now for Thanksgiving Weekend" 9 RATTENBURY ST. EAST, CANTON 482-1140 Across from the Library Fax 482-3803 Rimmer has been involved with the subcommittee of the Huron Perth District Health Council that deals with men- tal-health. The other volunteer facilita- tors are Dr. Rodney, Helen McKellar, Bev Eisler and Monica Williams. SOUP & SALAD LUNCH Wed. Oct. 8/97, St. Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Price: $5. ALL YOU CAN EAT. Junior Broomball Begins... Seaforth Arena Wed. Oct. 8 7:30 p.m. Boys & Girls - (Born 1986 or later) Thurs. Oct. 9 7:30 p.m. Boys - (Born 1985 or earlier) $50.00/player or $100.00 a family New registrants Welcome For more information call 482-7865 or 522-0703 WE'RE CLOSED ..., FOR C MAJOR RENOVATIONS *� Until October 17 THE MOTEL & FACING ROOM ARE STILL OPEN Upcoming October Events Oct. 11 THANKSGIVING WEEKEND PARTY Upstairs Bayfield Arena Oct. 18 JAGGED UL PiLL Oct. 31 SHAN1A TWIN Hwy. 8 West, Clinton 482-1234 J HAPPY 401' ANNIVERSARY Laird & Ruby Finldyson were married Oct. 12, 1957. Their children invite you to a dance at the Hensall Community Centre on Sat. Oct. 11/97 from 9 - 1 to celebrate their parents 40th Anniversary. BEST WiSHES ONLY Love from your family TRIVIELN 527-0180 Before the fair... During the fair... , After the fair... GIVE US A CALL FOR GREAT TASTING PIZZA! OPEN: SUN. & MON. 11 AM to 11 PM TUES., WED., THURS. 11 AM to MIDNIGHT FRI. & SAT. 11 AM to 1:00 AM J 114 • It Is with great pleasure that Lois & Ken Moore, of R.R. #2, Seaforth announce the SI marriage of their son Barry to Laura Jackson, daughter of Carol Jerome of Picton,� Ontario, and the late Harvey Jackson. The wedding took place Saturday, August 23rd, 1997, in Deep River, Ontario. A reception followed on Saturday, August 30th, at The Golf & Country Club, Seaforth. Laura & Barry are living in Calgary, a Alberta. Congratulations from 1 your proud parents. . .. Restaurant & Pub • 527-2911 Every Monday is Seniors' Night & Euchre at 7 p.m. Every Thursday... Wings 25: each Euchre Party at 8 p.m. Noe 11.4•111WO I1:10s ENDS THUF SDA "TWO THUMBS UP!' ;uArf b f bt l "TM slut werirl ■etlee Mletere d 111 suimerlr► F. - THURS. OCT. MOS FR1.&SAT. 7&0:15PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM S It t4 • LONG DISTANCE' CAtl 1 800.265.3438 FOR TOIL FREE MOViE INFO STEP DANCERS CLOGGERS & LINE DANCERS Beginning 7lresday, October 7, 1997 at the Seaforth Sr District Community Centres 4-7 p.m. Step dancing (pre -registered dancers only please) 7-8 p.m. Cloggets with previous experience - all ages, no - pre -registration necessary Thursday, October 9,1997 7-8 p.m. beginner clogging - all ages, no -pre -registration necessary 8-9 p.m. Line dancing - all ages, no pre -registration necessary For more information please call Sherry McCall at 527-1307 Forthcoming Marriage Betties - Ladd Paul and Lorraine Bettle.4 and Jane Ladd of Clinton. and Frank Ladd of Acton wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children JULIE DENISE to ROBERT FRANKLIN' on Saturday the fourth of October. nineteen hundred and ninety-seven at three o'clock in the afternoon. BrUcefield United Church. An open reception to follow at Varna Hall. 1 You're Invited to our TRAVEL SHOW October 2, 1997 Time: 3 - 6 p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m. Where: Ranch House Inn (beside theJ.A) Presentation 3:30 p.m. focusing on holidays tor mature travellers Win a Key Tours trip to Las Vegas Carlson Wagonlit Ellison Travel 235-2000 • 1-800-265-7022 eitieWetilia�P,ill FALL HARVEST FESTIVAL October 4th & 5th • 10 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. maple products • harvest decorations • farm produce • preserves corn maze • corn 'sand box' • pumpkin and face painting • scarecrow making • local artisans • log sawing Featuring ... Horse Drawn Farm and Barn Tours $4.00 per person or $15.00 per family Your hosts ... David & Darlene Pullen • Phone: 519-284-2584 McCully's Hill Market is open until October 31st, 6 days, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Tuesdays. Located lust off Highway N7 on Perth Line 9 between Wildwood Park and St, Marys, , Present this coupon for $1.00 et any purchase over SIO 00. $1 coupon tread unbi Thanksptvfrlq Monday, 1997. 117"