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4 ah 2X {eT > al SSErus Ny 1 ! I A A A a I Nh ARI PS om Nn I 5 » Food for ENS AREA CP I hE CRSA Fag saat: G2 di BAER "First annual meeting for Scugog Community Care by Barbara Carnegie The first annual meeting of Scugog Community Care was held September 28th at the Municipal Offices, Port erry. As the Scugog Community Care Program began on February 1, 1978 this *'first Thought by the Hillier's Cook PLENTY for par- ties. Leftovers offer you delicious meals at home, ajjready to be heated up. ®'or added flavour in fruit pie, mix together the sugars and spices you plan to use and rub a little into the pastry lining the " pan before you mix with fruit. Elegant dish: cooked veal and macaroni shells top- ped with cheese-rich pesto sauce. Garnish with lives and more cheese. Serve hot or cold as the weather and your mood "warrant. Spare ribs: Allow a pound per person, and then a lit- tle more because they're so good. We're eating almost three times as much chicken as we did in 1910, according 0 a recent study. No wonder -- it's delicious! Come taste what's delicious at ... the Dairy Bar ON THE WATERFRONT Port Perry 985-8611 There's no beating our famous ice cream sun- daes. Open Monday to Friday at 7 a.m. Open Saturday & Sunday at & a.m. Silverwoods 2% "BAG MILK $1.54 . year' only covers the period from February 1 to July 31, 1978 but it was almost a year to the day that we held our first exploratory meeting back on September 29, 1977. During the first six months that Scugog Community Care has been in operation the goals that were set out by the Board of Directors have been met through the en- thusiasm of the 103 volun- teers and Board members. Through the 'Neighbour helping Neighbour" concept 90 senior citizens were as- sisted as well as 4 people who were handicapped. Meals on Wheels drivers delivered 779 meals; drivers logged 4,664 miles to Doc- tor's appointments, psycho- therapy, Hope Centre, Oshawa General Hospital's: Hospital Day, shopping and banking. Volunteers have given 987 hours to these tasks as well as home help, home repair, visiting and yard- work. The dedicated office - helpers who answer the tele- phone and matched volun- teers to assignments each day have given over 400 hours of service to Scugog Community Care. With the beginning of our new year we have expanded our services to meet the needs of the residents of Scugog. a In September the Meals on Wheels program was expan- ded to provide service to the Cartwright area. To our knowledge this is the first area in the.province to offer this service to a rural community. Information Scugog will be open in mid October. This service will help people find solutions to social, legal, health, governmental and environmental problems by either providing information or by referring inquiries to the appropriate service available in the community. This service will be operated from our office and staffed by our Co-ordinator, Eliza- beth Fulford and our volun- teers. We have also entered into a contract with the Com- munity Involvement and Volunteer Programme (CIVP) which is funded by the Ministry of Health. This service is aimed at assisting ex-psychiatric patients and Ng : a Sr -- -- IRWIN SMITH t+ MUSIC LTD. 191 Queen St. - Port Perry - 985-2635 SIRimIEy, MUSIC H 4 % OFF ALL LPs, 8 TRACKS & CASSETTES. This Week - Oct. 18 to 21. SN Open Daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Until 9:00 p.m. people under severe emo- tional stress to remain in the community and out of the psychiatric hospitals. By the end of March we will have eight specially trained volunteers in the CIVP working on a one to one basis with the clients. i We have kept our opera- ting clost to a minimum and at the end of our first year were $1,428.42 under budget. For anyone interested, copies of our Annual Report "and Financial Statement are available at our office in the old arena. The membership of the Scugog Community. Care Advisory Board remains as last year with only three members retiring. Every member of our board has been involved in some facet of Community Care and this co-operation and active involvement will ensure continued success of the program. Anyone who is interested in Community Care is welcome to attend our regular board meetings held the second Thursday of each month, 7:30 p.m. usually in the Council Chambers, Port Perry. Our executive is as last year with Roy Grierson, Chairman; Mary Cannon, Vice-chair- man and Barbara Carnegie, Secretary-Treasurer. The volunteer is the vital person of our program. We have dedicated volunteers to carry out the services we offer but there is always a need for more volunteers. If you feel you have a few spare hours that you could spend helping you friends and neighbours call our co- Continued on page 8 'MOULDED COUNTERTOPS In Stock Now - Assortment of Lengths SECONDS - Regular $5.75 lin.ft. FART 5) . . pr ac "~ - - ww "2S TL ea -d SE PAR Er SP en » PL ae eS Celebrates anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Ross Luke celebrated their 55th Wedding Anniversary October 10, and on Sunday afternoon they received best wishes and congratulations from family and friends at an Open House at the Prince Albert Hall. ~ '1.75 lin.ft. 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