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Orouno WeekI1 ITimes, vvcuneudty, .,uile 16, 1982, 3 Com-munity Care p*ay tribute to their volunteers' Monda>' evening the above ing taîl. According to Bill Troy Young, Rickie Yawor- row) T. R. Pollitt, Remi Plea- group of Orono Cubs left the Tomnlinson it will the largest ski, Chris Van de Velde, sant, Michael Hoy, Ricky Ed- pack to join the Orono scout troop in years. Craig Tomkins, Robin wards, Kevin Cowan, Glen Scouts for the coming year at Pictured above are (back Vreeker, David Tamblyn land Barnard and Scout leader Bill the start of scouting this com- row) Cub leader Don Scott, Raymond, Adams, (front Tomlinson. At the Community Care annual meeting held in the Orono United Churcb last week a number of awards were presented to volunteers who along with staff of the organization provide service in the community thirough the local organization. Community Care pins wvere awarded to thie following for their services during the year: Ivan BaIl, Isabel Cox, Endi DeCoe, Vera Downey, Thelma Gilbank, Marion Hoar, Roland Hopkins, Rose Lîlley, Donna Malette, Joan Murphy, Albert Pearce, Gail Rickard, David Rypstra, Dunreath Walton- and Doris Welsh. 1Honourable mention was made of the following list of volunteers who have already received pins and qualified again. They -were Alice Anderson, Helen Baker,- Wanda Bal, Winnie Brown, Gweni Burton, Jean Charlton, Penny Fairbrother, Ellen Farrow, Kathy Grundy, Robert Kinnear, Hazel Lowery, Orner Malfait, Ethel McKague, Peg Milliken, Bob Nicholes, Myrtle Pearce, Bonnie Reid, Gracç Reid, Walter Short, Lillian Smith,' Tom Smith, Dorothy Stark, Alyce Yeo and Mildred Young. Chairman of Community Care, Enid DeCoe, welcome seven volunteers whose names have been added to the Honour Roll for their efforts in providing outstanding volunteer service. Included were Roxy Barnes, Penny Fairbrother, Bonnie Reid, Grace Reid, Tom Smith, Gail Spence and Alyce Yeo. Unfuri flag At a eeremnony held at the parents were in attendance Orono Park on Monday with the ceremnony being evening in which Beavers followed by the serving of hot entered Cubs and a, good dogs and refreshments. numnber of Cubs entered The ceremnony at the park scouts Randy and Brooks has becomne an annual event Cowan unfurled the flags and when Beaver s and Cubs are took the salute. moving up to the next level of A goodly number of scoLting. Money available for 'mental Health Group Ho10Mes By: Wendy Procher' Health bas endorsed an Nothing is yet officiai but awaited request for funds by Ontario Ministry of Mental Healthi Durham. These funds were re- quested so as to provide from two to four homes in Durham Region for discharged psychiatric patients. More than 1,0W0 psychiatric pa- tients will be released from Whitby Psychiatric Hospital and Oshawa General Jiospitai in the Durham Region this year. An approx- imation of 50 would benefit from group-home living. The estimated cost for the homes is $58,000 whicb will be used for -items and fur- nishings. Other than that the homes are to self-supporting. There are aiready two of these group hom es in Oshawa, therefore, the other new homes wiil be built out- side of Oshawa. These homes would have a home-like set- ting with residents sharing the responsibility of shopping, cookîng, cleaning, house maintenance and also par- ticipating in bouse meetings and activities. Residents wili pay $106.00 per month for a shared room and $122.00 per montb for a single room. Approx- imately $ 15.00 per week wilI be spent on groceries. The Mental Heaith Durham Group Homes have accommodations only up to 13 people. The requirements are that the homes are available to those 18-65 years of age witb a history of emo- tional problems. Homes are not available to those of suicidaI or violent behaviour. Minister of Healtb, Larry Grossman, feels there is a serious weakness in Mental Health care. Grossman is determined to strengtben and expandcommunity resources s0 that the former and recovering. mental patients returning into' communities receive the care and attention tbey require. WI points out that eacb patient will have the means of asserting bis/ber personal dignity and rigbts b>' living witbin these gýoup homes. Officiais are meeting soon to discuss. tbeir plans and details on the topic. GE Getting TheBest Insurance is Good B usiness! RI DAILEY MAUREEN MIIF Make sure you're getting the best pos sible value for your Insurance dollar before you renew your present policy. Check with us for a FREE assessment of your coverage and a competitive quotation. HOME - AUTO - FARM - BUSINESS PARK ST. ORONO TEL. 983-5032 I Enjoy the Quality and Savings to be deflvdftm over 80 Lobaws ~Yelow Label No.Namne Produots Sold at ail 140 Red & white Stores throughout Ontario Cut from Canlada Grade A Beef Blade Steak kg.3.26 /ib. 14 E. D. Smith Garden,,Cocktail 28oz.z89 Red Delicis Produce of B.C. Canada ExýtraFacy Apples 3 lb.-bag 1.49 Watch for our.circular in the Newcastleý Reporter C o R N IboS H.S Phono 983.5201 IIFORD