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PA GE 12, WEDNJESDAY, JANUARY 31,199WHBYFE PRESS -Community meeting place is sought Recreational opportunites in the community for dis- charged patients from the Whitby Psychiatrie Hospital are riot that easy to find, say members of the hospital's recreation staff, so therefore they are attempting to find a community meeting place for these patients. Kay Wikholm and Jennifer Gray have spent the two and a haîf months looking for a place in Whitby where 30 men and women aged 20 to 60 I can meet and take part in an activation, solialization and information program being run by the hospital. These patients are living in homes for special care at night and in the daytime are coming back to the hospital to- work on the grounds, in the- laundry or in special workshops. Somne have been in hospital for many years and this is their first time back in the community. Mrs. Wikholm and Mrs. %ou Seasonal changes may af- fect your hair, ieaving if dry and briffie. Let us'get if back in héaIthy condi- tion, perk if up with new Sfyiing, tfoo. Gray are looking for churches of Whitby centrally located ini the town. They intend to carry out a solialization program to orient the discharged pa- tients to the community. Guest speakers wiil talk about basic living skills, cooking, groomning, banking, recreation, hobbies and churches. "The idea is to make themn aware of what's in the community,", says Mrs. Wikholm. "AIl that is needed now is a meeting place for them." Plans are for the dis- charged patients to meet one night a week fromn 6:30 p.mn. to 9 p.mn., probably on Wednesday or Thursday evenings. Once a month there would be an outing into the con- munity to a hockey game, dance or some other àactivity. A similar program was started in Bowmanville in July 1977 as a, pilot projeet, and has been, successful enough that the hospital wants to start one in Whitby.Y At 1Bowmanville, 30 former patients fromn five homes for special care are taking part in the program with an 80 per cent turnout rate. "We want to use as much input from the former patients as possible," says Mrs. Wikholm, ançl we want to clraw up a monthly pro- grain of activities in the commnun ity."1 The recreation staff of the hospital are looking from volutîteers, maIe and female f.o help with the program. Anyone interested in* becoming a volunteer may ,call 668-5881, extension 323. Recreation staff members from the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital, Kay Wikhoimn and' Jennifer Gray are busy going over an appointment schedule as they prepare to set up a socialization program for discharged patients in Whitby. Al .they need to get the programi going is a meeting place in the community.' Free Press Photo Annandale win s bonspiel The third annual Mr. & Top prize winner of the Keith Adair and Gaye Adair Mrs. Bonspiel was held at second event went'to Keith of the Whitby Curling Club. the Whitby Curling Club this Lawes team of Whitby where Fourth event winner was past weekend. Joan Jelley viced;. Mike Jim Giddings rink of The two-day spiel is spon- Jeliey played second and Annandale with Marcia sored by the Canadian Judy Lawes was lead. Giddings, vice; Wayne Imperiai Bank of Commerce Third event winner was Henderson and Dianne and clubs from Annandale, Bill LeGros, Marg LeGros, Henderson, Daiewood, Tam Heather, -- , u . Humber Highland, Leaside, jjLadies', fITlQriuuàI Cleveland, Ohio, Oshawa, n~LAAiUI1U na ii anaU VVi1LUy participated. The clubs were "home hosted" at noon Saturday, enjoyed dinner and dancing Saturday evening and al breakfasted together at the club on'Sunday morning. The trophy winner in the first event was AI Betts rink of Annandale .with Faye .McLeish, vice; Greg Garrett, second and M'arlene Betts, lead. Runner up was Toly Wozniak's rink 0f Whitby with Shirley Hutton vice,, Ralph Ritchie, second; and Maurçen-Ritçhi, lead. . I0 Reqistered Refire ment Savings Plans* Put a littie asîde for the future with a Victoria and Grey Trust Reglstered Retirement Savings Plan. Victoria and Grey has 5 RRSP Plans from which to choose. The money lnvested Iln eaoh Plan p rovIdes for tax deferrals and the return on yri nvestmnent is allowed to accumulate tax- freeuntli you withdraw the funds from the Plan. Simple. Safe. Corne on ln, lt's time we taiked about tomorrow. Contribute to, or purchase a V & G RRSP and become eligibie to wln a trip for two ta Jamaica. *Regstered Retiremnent Savings Plan means a Reglsered Retiremnent Savnga Plan accepted by the MInister of National Revenue for Regîstratio Vne the Incomne Tex Act of Canada AND GREY ERMUST Sinoel8l4 308 Dundas Street West Whitby 668-9324 (Toronto Line) 6837189 How about tomorrow? Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporat ion is1 fun time for al The Ladies Two Day nvi- tationai Bonspiel was held at the Whitby Curling Club iast week. The first event winner was from the Oshawa Cur- ling Club and won the B&R Transport Trophy. Members were: Skip-Norma Smith, Vice-June Moore, 2nd-Joan O'Brien, Lead-Lorraine Goodman. The second event winner of the Whitby Ladies Trophy was a club from Tam Heather. Members were: I a Skip-Maragret Magnan, Vice-Dorothy Redpath, 2nd- Nataiie ýTonissoo, Lead- Carol Ann Tarr..- The third event winner of the Burtinsky Florist Trophy was a club from the Royal. Members were: Skip-Joan Ambridge, Vice-Doris Carr, 2nd-Fran Passmore, Lead- Estille Fisher. The fourth event winner of the Dodd & Souter Trophy was Tiny Sorichettis rink of Whitby with, Vice-Pauline Howe, Second-Muriel Prosser and Lead-Joan Nicholson. Iroquois defeat Barre 6m4 The Whitby Iroquois Sen- ior A hockey teamn defeated the Barrie Flyers 6-4 at Barrie Friday, and added a new player to the roster. The new player is defence- man Glen Ciekello, a former player with the Welland Steelers. The flyers outshot the I-o- quois 20-10 in the first period but the teamns were tied 2-2 going into the second. Gord Cullen and' Ken Clarke scored in the second period to give the Iroquois a 4.3 advantage. Cullen and Wayne Ormson each scored two goals for Whitby, with Clarke and Larry Mavety adding the others. Tim Ampleford, the league's top scorer had three assists, Dave Wilson had two, and single assists went to John Cook, Mike Noonan, Steve Lyon and Ron Hawkshaw. Turned on at ibrary Registration is stifi oôpen for tlhe "Turned On Teens" program Tuesdays from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Whitby Public Library. i LACONTESSA «AUTY LOUNGE- 119 Greçu Stq .66899269 SSA