The Huron Expositor, 1979-03-08, Page 16THEE HU
N EXPOS1TO . MARCH- 1919
y-� y ... ',''ltd et an. the hn,?1lt#1 lre�int:ltldcd
- p.. risi ility Of citizens :in ' regacstitig� ,a; alit b 8 dereIo nten1 re o rnt;Chpts
greportrzatthe Mad Lr> tlt� s . for 1979;, Althoug p
Y,f Y Y art a orbs : -Cases, tt the §593.000,.;fe ve(oP l t rtnllrnint :child
vie Yea
r' is the Inter- ofA the Task. Force i7). r e g 1. , .e :$t it",is.art ncrease over last Year _� Yabase team, child abuse
ar of the Child. az. Child Abuse'., (Jane 19�.8i, agency, Penn tii,.d �llos,, y i t
national ateby ,about eight per went, he
overlooks the salad work sac the meeting. e . roved ,at education, a parent therapist
5
Huron: Services-
i Ply ter
years lav from mom _ ..: .. e>.ipects it to.b approved ro'gi'arr►, internal reorgaltia•
Se The re reed out for provincial And cogdri levels. P
T n a
t d at the line social workers with high t a tent budget
p p d l tied re- under which h ld gram, 4:o rr► rat }
Children's rvrceS.
• he financial. restrain do demonstration
-_oris.; tesen e . child. welfare He says i is
u m. ii . r ° ►x'itrlr'tac°
a enc : s •611th AeS nal workloadsmIrCtil... 4Fn v lived since but thinkstne Agency should X agencies have lively suppartn8: the
pro -
meeting t. Wedtaes4 y, sources, he fid. 7 . e le to "get along ,okay} `• n st e:
l>r�s. � , ninthatthectiilsk. 19��5 f#ar�•e•inesitably eroded be a.8- 8 ,oblecEives of the 'ka a t'.
showed this clearly. "I am cert
ve, their ability to fulfill the This Fear Fill be a a°ear of and Stephen Township Co
John Peen, director of the welfare sestets can; tmpro
,. Com-• mandate, of the Child Wel idrable Chat ir.e for child mushy Resou;tie" Centres),
Agency. reported, an "ea- and. 'many of the fare .Act, Penn,said. An, in -.,0,141;,:,,,,,' a metes in OxtarilP, summer prograni(CaatinUU
ce tonally busy year" in ,trlen dations of the sTtye gtnenForce budgets of five per alS ose ,it ` ,the
p ' st en t ear Grease b B i?e►1TL told th to offer an expanded summer
M rk Be said it was a yaat if enacted -Will ...r.. & or, 1.979 win involve t with continued foram. funded "by
Marked 4 significant the present system`. cent f meeting• Bu-._ ork cam p & and a
chink y g
. However, the Berlet further reduction of services,. sypport from those �vho; w , ca donations), a
,lq
-changes ca Shied welfare m media,
lie maintained.
• child.. welfare; s 'steTTi• at' the agent}: as 'yell as•, •Christmas. Bureau ,ta pro�'ide
well as is eeneer abut -Me the y During 1978 expanslam: of and volunte-
• throughout Ontario, are : R fester parents, For "needy families at
and public Concern about the t • -. $ services was ma
child welfare a sys rely recognized and the few, e
Ontario,
de possible rs, he said the agency could Christmas).
fi d 1O. represent the for grantfunded program " CAtnlTig year as sul:c4 ys } agency s
routing h ld welfare not aiiclttded in the general in 1978,statistics. for
expanded its counselling an ,norm .
itis operating budget and often � ,it
tern' ;jn roe ..
rare, tragic, errors have been by the successful application. meet the :deniattds• of the in A compar sero of the
8 s.. -full• ,
the year
the agency tnagnt a .... .
f very c i en. as 1977 and 178.
It• d o e
s wwn that 470
intiwa sh_
c he stated p R • . .
prevention services fcoin agency,-
families(thus the report• supported b}: lut:al;donauons, STATS AND OBJECTIVES families were serr'ed in some
children to PUBLIC+ AWARE Penn re orted. } v
name change from.
Children's Aid Society to Penn said that child abuse A Canada Works Grant A list of objectives for 19 9 way the agencX in 1978
Uglily and Children's Ser- was nota new issue but that was secured for the Huron
k.Xices). The agency worked many people were now eon- Park -Stephen` Township area,,
with ,More, families
than at sidering it seriously for the to establisha day nursery
any other time, Penn re- first time. He said the public and a variety et community
Ported'. is becoming more aware that programs. it clow operated
An average of 209 -families child abuse is a community by a community group and
Pis i Cana ..
vyere:.involved in counselling . issue and that we all have a _. employs t three full time staff
,(services each month, coni- reponsibility to our ��hidren-.
da,.. Works
`pared to A monthly average . Fewer people now argue, he Grant application, the town
said. that parents have the and country homemakers in-
absolute right to discipline eluded a request for two,
children as, they please. No parent therapists, and a
longer is this felt to be simply secre tary for this agency, •
a private matter of the home Penn said. This grant has
and that no one has the right given the social' work staff an.
to intrude, • additional resource to offer
The rights of children to be families, he said.
protected from violence are The agency spent S549,161
becoming more important in in 1978; about S2,791 over
our society:, said Penn. The budget. The province pays 80
professional ,and fay com- per cent of the agency's
inanity is becoming more ; budget while municipalities
willing to" report cases of in. Huron County .pay the
child abuse to. the agency so . remaining 20 ger cent. The
that children may be pro- ..deficit is expected to be paid
tested he said: In Huron under the same ratio system.
County in 1978, he said that Penn said the agency is
, 70'reparts of'suspected child
,Famiy and. Children's 'Ser-
Cif 150 in 1977, Penn's report
showed, But no. significant
increase of children: in care
occurred (an average of 81
children in 1978 as Compared
M 80' during 1977). -
One of the major" 'ob-
jectives set by the Board of
directors' was' to focus re-
sources on the prevention of
family breakdown, said Penn
who •further stated that this
• Objective had been' achieved
during the year.
MEDIA FOCUS •
The' child welfare system
in Ontario received, consider-
able attention from the
media during 1978 and much
of it'was'critical of the
system, he continued: The
hole of Children's . Aid
i
es
Soci te was severely
abuse' has ,been_reported- to G U1") t L C?
vices as compared to 52'. in •
officers elect
•
,questioned in the light of ABUSE WORKER Dunng the Annual
some tragic deaths (like the Penn said that nterprofes- of 'Huron South Coun
ty
Popes case in Sarnia):. sional co-operation is neces- . l Meet-
ing al Orange I odge, which'
"It is unfortunate a:.., sary _ was held at Varna on wed
;
that
the to help rehabilitate and W d
are . � vide for the• needs of the r
Children's Aid Societies pro Feb 21 the following office
,
not, able to build up ' any abusing family:: were elected for 1979:
credits" with the public for . The Ministty of Corn- County :Master -John fiend-
not
benefits achieved by the munity and Social Services derson, : Brucefield; Past
system," Penn said in' the has responded to the public , County Master Ivan
agency's, defence'. concern about the child, a- McClympiit, Varela; Deputy
"The fact that 38,700 Buse issue by',.supporring " CM, -Ken Smith, Seaforth;
families' are receiving Coun- some of the efforts of'Chaplain-Burns Blackler,
n'
700children.'
Sec.-Charlet
selling services and:13, agencies to protect c Kirkton; Reif Sec. C
children are in alternate care Penn stated. „in Huron Reid, Varna; Fin. Sec:=Robt.
Programs (foster homes, County, the agency was ,suc- Glen, Clinton; Treas.-Harold
etc) does not -seem to receive cessful in seeurirlg a grant Davis, Kirkton, 1st lecturer -
any recognition;" he con- for a community child abuse Ron Denham, Kirkton; 2nd
tinued: worker (Mrs. Kathy Pryde of . Lecturer -Alex Hamilton,
Penn said: he: took.- ex Exeter) whose primary task Grand Bend; Marshall -Eric
ception to the generalization is to educate the community Hodgins, - Lucas; Deputy
"that Children's. Aid Societies on the issue of child abuse. Marshall -Barry, Taylor,
are itot effective in proteeting .: She has already spoken to barna: The officers were
Children from . abuse or over 1,000 people on this installed'. by Past County
.violent death. This -subject and on the ..re- - Master -Lloyd Heid,
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tNNf tot Appowomist AierOMB
OtFI 5244741 oiRES. S.21.
{Illi 111 i1�4•!~
etNts
s,.
compared were aGslsted', In
1978- as conjnpared' to 394 :ler
J m
977- Rleven unarried
_.arents.Were assisted in 197$
compre
1: a d to 16 in 1977
as
arid! IZ :adoptions. were
finalized in 1978 as compared
.: 57
to 15 in 1977. There were _
foster hornes active at the
end of 1918.
approved :and., adopted and.
the election of Inernbers to
the 1.979' . oar4 ,of Directors
took Ogef .
Board members, are Mrs.
Ross Proctor of Brussels,
Mrs. Russell Snider of
Zurich, Mrs- Roy Westcott of
Exeter, William. Alcock of
Goderich, John; Cochrane of
Clinton, Charles Thomas of
Brussels and the Reverend
John Oestreicher of Clinton,
p
Municipal representatives
are Mrs, L. Armstrong,
foOLI
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Warden. Tinney, Harold
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Arthur Curry, John Winter,
Mrs- Frank Fingland a R.B'.
Cousins, Mrs. Howard
Mrs. ...r
MKenneth.
Johns and James Doig,
Varna.
Hob Webster, who had
surgery in Clinton Hospital
on • Wednesday,. was. back,
home on: Friday, By Monday
he was :beginning to feel_.
Pretty! go again,
Pottand Mildred Mci s8-;
and family arrived home last
weekend •from a holiday in
Florida.; They stayed in Gary
Mh, ', s mhome
RuskcAsinand visited the tournear
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""Cortespolsdeft
MART CORAVElo
•
CongratOlatiofle Iia Bilt
Taylor, who was presented
with a Life Membership In
the Association; of Ontario. A.
Road Superintendents at
their convention in Toronto
last week. Allan :Ntehols4,n of
Tackersmith .,also. received a
Lf
i e Membership, Certificate.
They are €ouser presidents
of the organization, 'Bill in
1971-74 and Allan in 1976-77.
Last fall, Bill Was appoint-
ed Seeretary,treasUrer, suc-
ceeding Melvin R. Pale of
Forest,. who field the' office
for seventeen years, His
terra began:.t the three-day,
4,:onve ,
.pion!which was
n
attended; by Helen and liim,
accompanied by Tom an
Barb. Consitt.
Tont and Barb Consitt
were in Toronto on Friday
and Saturday at the"Oniario
Weekly Newspaper .Assoc-
iation +Convention. One:of the I
highlights was breakfast .in 3
the C.N. Tower Restaurant.
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