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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1977 I IAS SAY) # } NSA pr Es IN Land Le TREAT, 3 IN RA NRT al IY AEA AR November meeting of Honeydale Institute by Mrs. Florence Ellicott The regular meeting of Honeydale Women's Instit- ute was held Thursday, Nov- ember 3. President, Mrs. Clara Warren welcomed all pres- ent and opened the meeting with the singing of the Ode and repeating the Institute Creed. Roll call was answer- ed to *'As life is today, can we resolve to make it bet- ter?" . : Tie Answered by 19 members and one visitor. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Miss Alice Dodd and signed. The treasurer's report was given. A number of members were reported ill and cards were signed by all to the "sick and shut-ins"'. Lyn Patterson who have ob- tained the highest mark in Home Exonomics and have been awarded their prize donated from the Honeydale " Women's Institute Bursary Fund. "Festival of Dairy Foods" course which was attended by Mrs. Clara Warren and Mrs. Irene Philip, will be shown on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Ina'De Yonge. All ladies are invited, and are asked to bring along a light lunch. Correspondence was read and dealt with. Scugog Planning Board Council will meet again in the municipal chambers, Mrs. Marion Johnston will be the delegate attending the meeting November 17th at 8 p.m. The 4-H Club project - Achieve- ment Day will be held December 10th at the Trinity United Church, Uxbridge at 1:15 p.m. This is Ontario Center Achievement Day and Ontario South Achieve- . ment Day is to be held Congratulations to Miss Shelly Howsam and Miss December 17 at the Brooklin United Church at 1:15 p.m. The afternoon program consists of demonstrations presented by the 4-H members covering the infer~ mation of their projects. December meeting of the Mental treeiment services lacking A report by a volunteer agency says that mental . health 'diagnostic and treat- ment services are non-exis- tent in the northern munici- palities of Durham Region. The report, prepared by Mental Health-Durham goes ole make 25 recommenda- fons, one of which is that Whitby Psychiatric Hospital be designated as a Regional Mental Health Centre and' be given the resources to provide assessment, treat- ment, follow-up and pre- ventive services to persons in need of in-patient and-or out-patient care. ' Peterson honorary chairman One of the world's fore- most jazz pianists, and many time award winner, Oscar Peterson has been named Canadian Honorary Chairman of the 1977 Christ- mas Seal Campaign. Mr. Peterson has won the Down- beat award 12 times for best jazz pianist of the year, and has been nominated five times by the national Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences for recording the best album of the year." A talented composer, his "Canadian Suite" and "Hymn of Freedom' are frequently requested by audiences. A native of Montreal, Oscar Peterson started studying piano and trumpet at age five, but had to abandon the trumpet after developing tuberculosis of the lung. Mr. Peterson says he considers himself lucky and fortunate that he was left with no permanent ill effects after his 13 months of treatment, and has ex- pressed a desire to help in the fight against tubercu- losis and other lung diseas- es as the Honarary Christ- mas Seal Chairman. i A APR LEON GO EWA Re Ae Steve Lurie, director of Mental Health-Durham, and one of the authors of the report, said in an interview last week that at present there is no psychiatrist working in Scugog, Ux- bridge or Brock, and sug- gested the establishment 'of satellite clinics operating a couple of days each week, providing diagnostic and treatment services on an out-patient basis. He indicated that the authors of the report reach- ed these conclusions on the basis of surveys taken over the last two years, and through conversations with professionals and. other in- volved persons in the com- munities. At present persons need- ing treatment can be referr- ed to the Oshawa General Hospital, and the more ser- ious cases to the Whitby Hospital. A copy of the brief has been sent to the recently formed Durham District Health Council along with a recommendation that a de- tailed study of mental health services in the Region be carried out. While there is no hard data at present pertaining to the numbers of persons in the three northern munici- palities who might need these services, Mr. Lurie "said that in any given muni- cipality up to 25 percent of the population could require help for mental disorders, ranging from very mild to severe. And in the past decade or so, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of persons seeking and-receiving treatment for mental disorders. The brief, which is titled "The Future Role and pro- grams of Whitby Psychiat- ric Hospital" has been pre- sented to the McKinsey Study Team, a private con- sulting' firm presently carrying out a study for the provincial government of the mental hospitals servic- ing the Metropolitan Toronto area. FRY LE PIPREL ENN LER RR NE Honeydale branch will be "held in the municipal rooms beginning with a Pot-Luck ent reading on the "Motto" for the day. "Experience comes with age". Everyone Mrs. F. Wilson spoke of the many changes during one's span of life and these chang- Home" enjoyed by all Resolutions were dealt wit and agreed motion was car- luncheon at 12:30 sharp. of us ages at exactly the €s have been experiences ried for our delegate to the ¢ 4 This is the annual Christmas same rate - one day at a 8arnered from. the years convention next week. Party with the exchange of time. ' what has happened in the Mrs. Mae Allen gave us gifts. If itis true that we learn by ~~ world. food for thoughts when she Luncheon and programme living then we are that much ~~ Mrs. Wilson closed her read an informative political will be in charge of Mrs. ahead, because we have had = address by quoting a well Wise version of the 23rd +} Helen MacMaster 'and her a lot of practice. - thought of phrase - "It is not Psalm. na 2 'committee. The familiar expression - the talented who serve the ~~ The meeting closed with The Programme was then Wwe are what we eat" and best - but the dedicated." the National Anthem and taken by Mrs. Dorothy 'We are today what we are ~~ Dorothy Pascoe read delicious refreshments serv- Pascoe and her group. Mrs. largely because of our several interesting papers ed by Dorothy and her com- Edna Wilson gave an excell- yesterdays." including 'Our Humble mittee. 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