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The Huron Expositor, 1983-01-26, Page 4A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR. JANUARY 20, 1903 Addiction assessment in Perth? An addiction assessment centre may be established in Perth County. The Canadian Mental Health Association -Perth County branch has been chosen to establish and de- velop such a centre in the county. Theassociation has applied for project fund- ing from the Ministry of Health, alcohol and drug abuse programs, with the establishment of the assess- ment centre based on funds being received. The service is designed to provide consistent and com- prehensive assessment of substance abusers, to de- velop with the client a treat- ment plan and to make refer. als to appropriate agen- cies and services for treat- ment interventions. The Perth Addiction plan Ding committee, chaired by Medical Officer of Health Dr. Susan Tamblyn and with representatives from various agencies in the county, has met with the Addiction Re- search Foundation over a ten-month period to identify problems of addiction ser- vices in Perth County. Staffa ladies work on quilts, revise prices Laing reported on the annual meeting of the Presbyterian Women held recently in Stratford. Quilting prices were re- vised and everyone was re- tninded of the quiltings each Wednesday in the family life center at Staffa. Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 A quilting was held along with the January meeting of the Marian Ritchie Auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Duncan Scott on January 18 with 12 ladies present. Mrs. Carter Kerslake pre- sided with some thoughts on the New Year. Mrs. Duncan Scott gave the devotions. Roll call was answered with a verse on courage. Mrs. Nor- man Harburn read a column written by Bill Smiley' Mrs. Alex Miller intro- duced the study book on the South Pacific Islands. She had a large map of the area on display so all could become familiar with the many is- lands. The president Mrs. Bob On Thursday 18 ladies attended the short course, "More Cents Than Dollars" at the township hall in Staffa. The leaders, Mrs. Wm. Ma- hon and Mrs. Art Smale, did a terrific job of teaching. Each group was assigned a station where they prepared a dish for the noon luncheon. These dishes, which included, chicken chow mein, Porc a la Pomme, braised liver creole, encore casserole, eggs ori- ental. ratatouille pie, tofu Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson mark 65th anniversary A happy • occasion was Thursday afternoon bingo observed at Seaforth Manor winners were: B -Nelson Hall, Nursing Home last Tuesday I -Elmer Bakcsy, N -Sid Pear - when Mr. and Mrs, Arthur son, G -Alfie Sykes, O -Edith Nicholson were honoured by Salo and Gertrude Hall. 4 the resid nts on the, occasion ' corners-Margeurite Shill, 4 of their th wedding anni- corners -Wayne Hedges, versary. P sent were mem- Verna McClure, Wilma Brill bers of the nave club and (tied); full house -Erle Dow volunteers and before euchre and Alfie Sykes. began Maxine Elliott pre- Residents have two amar- sented Mrs. Nicholson with a yllis bulbs growing in the corsage while Sid Pearson activity room planted by read an anniversary card and Gladys Ruston on Jan. 14. To presented Arthur with a bou- date one is now eight inches tonierre. Mrs. Nicholson tall. It will be interesting to thanked all the residents for watch them grow. thier good wishes and follow- Ross Houghton's daugh- ing the euchre lunch of fruit ters Debbie and Linda visited bread and cheese donated by with him on Sunday. 'Mary Nolan, also anniversary Visiting with Kelly Lamont cake and ice-cream were were Gerald Elliott and Mary served. Many congratulatory Lamont. messages were received by . Visiting with Finlay Ross Art and Cassie from their was his cousin Jas. F. Scott. friends and family. Mrs. Don Nolan and child - The next euchre will be ren and Mary Nolan visited held on Feb. Ist at 2 p.m. with Jas. Nolan on his birth - Church service was held on day. Wednesday afternoon and in Cassie Nicholson visited the absence of Rev. Archie with her husband Arthur. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Visiting with Frank Case Mervyn Lobb very capably was Ruth Gluff. We are sorry conducted the service. Read- to report Mr. Case was ings were given by Mrs. admitted to Victoria Hospital, McGonigle and Mrs. Siemon. London on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lobb sang the Welcome back to Anne old familiar hymn Face to Rowland, R.N. after her re - Face. A social half-hour fol- cent illness. lowed. spaghetti sauce and vegetar- ian manicotti were enjoyed for lunch along with crusty rolls, relishes and fruit. Metric, saving - energy, substitutes, sprouts, etc. were discussed and a open discussion on "Plannedovers and Leftovers" was enjoyed by all. Summary day was discussed and a committee of Mrs. Dalton Smale, Mrs. Bill Kerslake and Mrs. Elgin Dearing volunteered to set up the display. It will be held in Stratford on Feb. 22. Thanks to Mrs. Mahon and Mit. Smale for all the work they went to preparing and pre- senting this course. Rev. Horst preaches at Kilbarchan BY MABEL TURNBULL Rev. A.A. Horst, St. Peter's Lutheran, Brodhagen attended the regular Wed- nesday services. Peter Malcolm came and played the bagpipes for us in memory of Robbie Burns' birthday, January 25 In 1953 I had the good fortune .of seeing Scotland when my friends Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffrey heard 1 was coming over wrote and told me they wanted to show me Scotland. They arranged a weekend for this purpose. We left Bridge of Man travelled North through the Highlands to Inverness the most north- erly tip. I was interested to see the Highland sheep which are protected by law on the highway. In the Highlands 1 was interested in seeing the Scot- tish cattle but 1 only saw one beast lying in a field and they in pictures looked so vicious and picturesque and quaint. The roads were very narrow Wat Webster, Clinton came and played several pieces for us on his harmoni- ca. He. always visits Mary Layton and because he knew my grandfather in Varna he comes and plays for me. A number of my choice. 1 said a Scottish piece for Robbie Burns and he played Annie Laurie with a few variations. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Lobb. Clinton took the regu- lar service. Win at cards in St.Columban K of C hall Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 The first of a series of card parties sponsored by the. Father Stephen Eckert Coun- cil of the Knights of Colum- bus was held Friday night at the K. of C. Hall in St. Columban. There were 11 tables playing euchre. The winners were ladies high -Mrs Pat Delany. men's high -Matt Coyne and for most lone hands -Louis Maloney. After the cards. coffee and donuts was enjoy- ed by all. Next card party will be -Fri. Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. in the K. of C. Hall. Mrs, Teresa Maloney o Ritz Lutheran Villa. Mitchel visited on the weekend with Jim and Jean Maloney and family. a Peter Van Drunen of Kit chener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Drunen. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Ryan and Jason visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Les Ward f and girls in Kitchener. 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