The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-02-07, Page 18,fC
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SIG +iAl-ST;P,►A, TIWR4PAY,. EPEBU4 Y
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ON: Di A' .
otIrr home for
Adolescents will
Go ierich to serve
needs .:of ohilalren in
e
.county who presenia
excessive demands for
oster'faixiilles.
Aeeording to 1 John.
Penn, -director of Fancily
and'Children's- Services
o for Huron' County, thR
new. program will match
a need which has
developed in the county.
"These' children are too
emotionally or
behaviourally upset to be
placed in a foster
family," says Penn, "and
there is evidence they do
better in a group home
arrangement." -
Group • honle care
,operates well with
°
teenagers according to
Penn.
The program will use
the house formerly used
by the . county's
Children's Aid Society
Teenage Living
Experience (CASTLE)
program which was
terminated at the end of
November.
The • home- will ac-•
commodate children who
require more, than the
average familsituation
can give them. Abused
children do well hi' group
homes says Penn. They.
don't trust foster parents
will not abuse them. In a
group home they have the
opportunity to see other
children who are living in
the home and have not_
been abused: The
children who have lived
NIP grants
Goderich will receive
$450,000 in federal and
provincial grants for
neighborhood im-
provement projects,.
Eimer MacKay Federal
Minister responsible for
Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation and
Housing Minister Claude
Bennett announced
February 4.
Goderich is one of 30
Ontario munia palities
that will share more than
$34 million in,federal and
provincial funding to•be
distributed under terms
of the Community Ser-.
vices Contribution•
Program.Under this scheme, the
total costs for the neigh-
borhood improvenient
projects are shared 50 per,
cent by the .federal
government with the
remaining costs shared
equally by the province
and the participating
municipalities.
"The grants may be
used for wide variety of
projects including water,
sewers, roads, sidewalks,
parks,
centres 'and ret
facilities to.help preserve
residential neigh-
borhoods," MacKay said.
mproveme •-
recreational'
Bennett added "the 30
municipalities receiving
this year's allocation of
funds were selected
because they were fur-
thest along with project
planning."
Of the allocations
• announced today,
$22,670,000 . is being
• provided by the federal•
government, acid
$11,335,000 by Ontario.
The municipalities will
provide----the—rem ain ing--
$11,335,000 fora total of
$45,340,000 in neigh
borh.00d improvement
activity.
. Today's allocations
• represent• the maXimum
amount of federal arid
provincial funding that"
will be provided to the
municipalities as con-
'struction of their projects
.takes place.
The • Community Set -
vices Contribution
Program replaces • the
federal funding
previously provided
'under the `Municipal
Incentive • Grant
Program, ' the Neigh-
borhood I
community
Program and the Water
and Sewage Treatment
Program through Canada
Mortgage and Housing
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Ufa
pen in Goderich for young
there for a time act as
role models for the
newcomers. QTreup
m
hoes. also. work well for
the delinquent .child says
Penn.
The new home in
Goderich will be the first
group home initiated as a
pr'ogra. m by FCS with
professional child care
workers' living in the
and slue hag been placed
in another home in FCS
care.
The • prpperty co{n-
mfttee of county council
toured the. house recently
skilled group home home. • ', - and county council ap-
parepts will: live in the New resources must be proved 82,000 in • its
home.' Family and developed •far• children in property budget . for
Children' -s Services the county every. Year -maintenance and repairs..
(FGLS) is looking for a says Penn. 'Last year: a to the house in its 19.80_
married Couple With bhild ,foster group horiie was • budget. The livingroorn
care training or previous arranged and this year .will be redecorated and
and wallpapering done in
three bedrooms.
The county will con-
tinue to rent the house to
FCS for the group home
program. John Tinney,
reeve of Hay Township.
and vice-chairman of the
property committee, told
council he did not want to
see , the house: fall into
disrepair while a new use
for the' house is being
experience as group the county group home is plaster will be repaired initiated.
home parents. The home being started. '
will accommodate up to The new project is still
six children ranging in subject to the approval of
ages from 10 to 15 years. the Ministry of Com- -
The program will be 'munity and Social Ser -
funded on the basis that vices and the location of
one of the parents will group home parents will
work fulitime in the determine the opening
group home and the other date of the home. Penn is
w-i-1l-haveafob-outside the looking_ for -ward- to -
home. FCS will pay the' opening the home April 1.
group home parents on a The CASTLE program,
scale • of $12,000 a year which was cancelled,
plus living ac- served older teenage
commodation. girls who lived with a
Penn said the program single social worker, who
Will 'cost .$40,000 and the worked outside the home.
project will be funded by She acted as. a role model
deflecting the cost of for the girls living at the
supporting two children home who were focusing
in institutions and the on becoming in-
CASTLE
n-
CASTLE -.operating dependent. The program
budget. The program will operated for four years
have $.20,000 from the and on an average, three
CASTLE budget and the to four teenagers were
$24,000 saved when the living at the'home.
two children who are now The girls were either.
institutionalized are wards of FCS •
or -
placed in the group home. teenagers from the . •
More money will be community who had left
saved down the road said home. The program was •
Penn, when the - children- initiated through the
who would ..be placed _in -Children's Aid Society
institutions for the lack of _which app_roached_coun°ty-_
a group .home, can be council , who purchased_
placed in the new the house. The agency
program. then rented the house
The average length of " from the county and the
stay in the group home , agency and the, county
for.' a child will be.' six . shared -the funding of the
Months to° a year. The program.
child's parents will, be The program Was
actively. involved in' the ter.minated in• favor of the -
program , and will con- new program which there
tribute ° financially. is a greater need. for in 0
Parents will participate the county at this time. •
in family counselling- Penn said he supposes it
sessions focusing on re- is inevitable "in a small
integrating the child in community like Goderich
his family.. that people would,' not
The focus of.a program understand the CASTLE •
for the child, who 'will program and there has •
remain in the care of FCS been talk about •
over' the long term, will promiscuous behaviour
be normalization of. the at' the home. He said he 0
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child so he can move into has 'heard vague tonn-
n Lr ad111011al--_-f'us1e--rrrerrts �tbt7etttyreEA� `
family... • program but he has never
The average . foster had a complaint of -
Corporation. family in the county
cares for one to three
children. There are four
group homes, in the
county which are foster
pork �® faaarangements where •o
family has consented to
take more than three
children under a special
arrangement with FCS.
peer up, .
The retail_ price of beef
'shot up a whopping 31
cents per • pound in
January this year.
Increases at the
wholesale and farm -gate
levels were seven cents
per pound and 11 cents
per pound respectively.
This means that farmers
got ,11 -cents, per po15nd
• more, Ivholesalers got,
four cents per pound less
and retailers 24 cents -per ,
pound more than a month.
ago.
Thus, the price in-
crease for the 4,8 pounds
of beef in the OFA Food
Basket is $1.48 retail and
$0.53 farm -gate from
December 1979 to
January 1980"
In -contrast, pork prices
continued to tumble -- 19
cents per pound retail
and 13 c.ents per pound
farm -gate. Thus, the
price drop for three
pounds of pork in the OFA •
Food Basket is $0.56
retail and $0.43 farm -gate
-from a month ago.
The median retail price
• of chicken went up from
$0.98 per: pound to $1.04
per pound, and turkey
from $1.18 per pound to
$1.38 per pound in the last
month.., Producer prices
'ere • unchanged.
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EASY TO MOUNT AND REMOVE
COMPLETE RANGE OF SIZES
SERVICE
DOMINION HARDWARE
VICTORIA IT. 6100TH
GODERICH .. :524•$S81
ficially.
He said CASTLE was
terminated to ,;Hake way
for a program which will
serve a • wi-der range of
problems in the -county,.
•`There was only one
resident , at the home
when CASTLE 'was
cancelled in November
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