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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-3-13, Page 4CLINTON NEWS -R, CORDD, WE I NESpAIY, MARCH 13, 1985—Page 3 .;ir/%S�-r�`f-`}:C'%: s`. ?,i:ii:ryis:t•: is+ly:F.•iii":rf:t'f:'f"•:'%'{Ij!•i'•i'r'£^:y:.,rtic::..;i'r.�::?ln`?:G7yr`'ri is ::jF f•y-v'+f{iy+.:r/..;:•:+i,:;.U.yrr.}r: :i Y:'•'J.rir f / •:�r�•`""ri :i`}{;AiY.:•!!;•r.?:y:$ :'.•:. :.;(.f::�r✓'•.l.,i r.r.;�F;✓,.;•.,•{.?✓:: ::i:rr / {r f'.;r,:,r .art,{;;>•,.Fi?:k!r,�::;/;;>" 'F,/;• � �%% r,. :?;�..7 s %rrEY: !F{•,'�..;;::.$�6!r'rr...f�r %:r.;.,•:.r.,a..:•f•'a f.`#?a:r.../fr/.{. r. 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' .' 4 •', %.-;!`::A•'.: $''+ t. $„r r.,F •.. r ../... r ,: yr...•:. .v: v:: J}. rP. r}:>'?,::;try:.;{.:::::., ,•P,.'ti .:>•+:: .r.:•. :: r::?':. i:r, i.'•F.nt. . :: rS.v::%• ew program to help abusive men Reflections by Design, a new hair styling shop, recently opened at 72 Albert Street, Clin- ton. Owner Ann Adams will be using her 12 years of experience to give her customers the best hair care she can. Also working at Reflections by Design is Pat Bylsma, Bonnie Strong and Marlene Yeo. ( Anne Narejko photo) VA EEKL1 u EVILLER 1985 • 1984 March 5 6 7 2 7 2 18 1 `10 8 5 1 9 4' 7 10 9 5 11 6 2 Snow Rain 14 mm 2 0 _8 11 7 4 5 7 -10 17 '24 23 23 15 lO cm PLEASE NOTE: REG SMITH SIGN BUSINESS HAS BEEN:SOLD As of March 18, 1985. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of ou'r customers ' for. their patronage throughout the years. YOURS SINCERELY REG. & ETHEL SMITH *lee see. A1(0 eNS PRUNES Reg. f11.99 lb. ��y Reg. 44.39 kg. NOW $1 .29 lb. $2.84 kg. MONTEREY JACK CHEESE 54°19 16.• NOW $3„19 Ib. Reg. 59.24 kg. 7.03 kg. OPENING GOOD FRIDAY loam -5 pm EASTER GOODIES Chocolate Bunnies and Eggs. Supplied to PS from Schneiders Reliable Sweets �(Jt'Zyt�I2Cfriq ood J�r QUALITY FOODS J & FRIENDLY SERVICE Reg. 40- FA I ?A. itme Il' I 482-3478 PROP JANET BUCHANAN 72 Albert St. Clinton is pleased to announce that we are the new franchised dealership for North America's fastest-growing tractor company... We can now offer you full DIESEL POWER from 10 ENGINE HORSEPOWER to 100 ENGINE HORSEPOWER 2 wheel drive and the original 4 wheel drive Bevel gear system design. LOBB'S NEW KUBOTA TRACTORS WILL BE READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION FRIDAY, MARCH 15 WE ARE READY TO TAKE YOUR TRADES AND DO BUSINESS competitive Financing Available Boyfield Road CLINTON 482-3409 LOBB'S 5orvin0 fbo Fo,,,,or's Noods for 30 Yoar, CLINTON - An $11,500 grant from the Ministry of Community and Social Services has been awarded for the establishment of a self help group in Huron County for a Fami- ly Violence Prevention Project. The innovative program is designed to help the man who beats his wife. Dr. Doug Reberg and Laurie Thomson of the Huron Centre For Children and Youth have set up the program and will, conduct the sessions. .Ms. Thomson explains the pro- gram's concept as a "professionally assisted self help group that focuses on self disclosure and honesty.” Men are invited to take part in the 12 -week session program, with weekly two hour ses- sions. The program is based on open, infor- mal discussions that allows individuals to understand and control their violence. It will look at individual incidents that led the n,w'ni lexi., o ore 11 munity for support, but from all aspects of society where family violence may be suspected. He pointed out that there are no clear cut facts and figures on the number or incidents of family violence in Huron County. Evidence, from London, shows family violence as high as 15 per cent and Dr. Reberg noted, "Using these kinds of numbers, it gives us no reason to believe that Huron is an exception.” tie program requires six to 10 men to begin the group, and counsellors believe that it will only be a matter of weeks before the project will be underway. Sessions will run in 12 -week blocks, with new members joining the group on a conti- nuing basis. The total program will run 40 weeks. The open group format which has tamtltes and elsewhere. The justice system, lawyers and courts may well refer men in need of this help." Attitudes are changing in regards to fami- ly violence and Ms. Thomson explained, "The male has the responsibility to control the choice of violent response." The hi -depth program will also look at the project's success in the home. A detailed evaluation is an important aspect of the pro- gram and Dr. Reberg noted that this will take six months to a year for full assess- ment. It will involve written evaluations and telephone contact with wives to ensure their safety. - The future of the Family Violence Preven- tion Project depends greatly on community support. While Huron Centre counsellors are conducting the initial program, further development must come from other } _ e m mbe_js 'oi�nin>g at.,may time allows new sources. through alternative behavior's anti devef p a n e�t�erlc n rrr S ¢fP � "" �17r. �cet e ment of personal skills and energies in less to develop some familiarity and trust destructive ways. amongst thernselves. "The men will deal with issues of violence Ms. Thomson says that the program will in their own families, problem solving and develop slowly, but based on their studies of learning alternative behaviors," M. Thom other similar groups, "it starts slow and son explained. then snowballs." The men's program was initiated by the Changing Ways, a men's self-help pro - Huron County Task Force on - Family Violence and is one of at least 30 programs for "abusive men" that is offered in Canada. The success of the Huron program will de- pend on the men who take part. Participants may come voluntarily, or they may come gram in London began as one group and has developed into an agency. Dr. Reberg also notes, "The demand will rise as the program picks up steam. The de- mand will far outweigh the availability.” The counsellors are confident that the pro- gram will be well received. Ms. Thomson in through referrals from doctors, lawyers, a report to the Task Force, noted, "It is our police, ministers, other social service agen- conviction that a widely publicized program cies, or by court mandate. focused on the problem of family violence Dr. Reberg stressed that the program is would offer an attractive alternative to men not only referring to the professional corn- caught up in destructive hehavinr in their -s i-trra develop into an on-going community ser- vice. He noted, "When men start programs like this, they approve and want them to continue." One of the goals of the program is to im- prove communications and to re-evaluate attitudes. With these in mind, men who take part in the program are encouraged to talk among themselves. exchange telephone numbers and build a networking support system. 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