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N oo + 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Jan. 7, 1985 : McCread Annual Church meeting planned for January 15 Greenbank News ¢ by Shirley Lee $ Wélcome to 1985, and from the Greenbank Women's Institute to the 'staff and readers of the Port Perry Star, we extend our best to all in this New Year. + Don't forget Church and Sunday School next Sunday at the usual time of 11:30 and every- one is welcome. The annual Church Congregation Meeting will 'be held in the Church Basement on January. 15 at 7:30, all members of the con- gregation are urged to attend this yearly meet- ing. Congratulations and Best Wishes go to Mr. Wm. Bacon who was married on Saturday to Mrs. Elsie Lockie of Zephyr. Bill will and his bri issauga called on ir voy Mr. Warren day. «| Mr. and Mrs. George ~Beare entertained a last Thurs-- sing song party and pot luck supper for neigh- bours and friends last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean enjoyed the Christmas and New Year's holidays visiting with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West of Parrs- boro, Nova Scotia. Our Best Wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beacock on the birth of a baby girl one day (or night?) last week. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Teefy of Sunder- land enjoyed a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chambers at theif hame in Hastings. Mrs. Ruby Beare prevention is a lot of thing situations, pry prevention. protective clothing and equipment that make your job safe. And don't forget, protection is as important at home as it FOR PERSONAL SERVICE 1SIT OUR SHOWROOM HOME APPOINTMENTS & TRANSPORTATION 'BY REQUEST 38 YEARS PERSONAL EXPERIENCE J GRANITE - MARBLE Cemetery Lettering Custom Designing Quality & Satisfaction Assured by our own Written Guarantee. 852-3472 108 BROCK ST. WEST - NOTICE entertained two tables of ladies bridge last Thursday afternoon. We are sorry to report that Mr. Don Campbell has had to return to hospital. We 'send our Get Well wishes for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Muray Smith of Bobcaygeon spent a day recently visiting her sister, Mrs. Norrine Cook before the Smith's leave for Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee enjoyed a visit last week with Mrs. Char- lene Lee and Kelly at their home in Trout Creek. The Annual Sunday School meeting will be held in the Church Basement on Sunday, January 13; at 7:30. All those interested in the work of our Sunda) School are welcome tc attend. Prevention saves is on the job. Power tools, hard tools; ladders, all the equip- ment you use, can injure you wherever you use it. - So protect yourself and those around you. A ittle protection saves a lo of grief. This mess- justrial Accident Prevention Association. BRONZE & Renovations & Lettering Township of Scugog SNOW REMOVAL "Any vehicle parked on Township of Scugog roads or Streets that interferes with snow removal, will towed away at owner's expense. (SEE SECTION 4, SUBSECTION 3-D, BY-LAW No. 25-79, TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG) | R.C. MacDonald, Roads Superintendent, ,Jownship of Scugog. In response to recom- mendations of the Durham Region District Health Council, the Ministry of Health has approved $178,878 in stdrt-up and operating costs to establish a 24 hour crisis intervention service at Oshawa General Hospital. The service will respond im- mediately to the needs of individuals in psychiatric and emotianal "distress who come to the Hospital's Emergency Department in search of assistance. The program proposal calls for the "establish- ment of a multi- disciplinary crisis in- tervention team which will be available on a 24 hour basis. Under the direction of a psychiatrist, public health nurses, social workers and psychologists will work together to provide im- mediate clinical assess- ment and initiate early intervention if required. Following the .provi- sion of short-term treat- ment, patients will be referred to appropriate services in the communi- y, to other psychiatric services available at the Hospital, or for more in- tenstive psychiatric con- sultation. The team will also provide follow-up care. "The establishment of ~~ this program will go far in responding to regional mental health priorities identified by the District Health Council," Tom Cowan, Council Chairman. "One of our long-standing concerns said in the area of mental health services has been that assistance for in- dividuals in distress should be available speedily and that ser- vices should be available as close to one's own community as possible. Inappropriate referrals to Whitby Psychiatric Hospital will be reduced and crisis intervention services overall will be delivered more effective ly," Mr. Cowan commented. Jean Achmatowicz, Chairman of Council's Standing Committee on Adult Mental Health Ser- vices, which provided leadership in the development and promo- tion of the proposal, agrees: "We expect the program to have several important effects on the mental health system throughout the Region. In addition to reducing the number of psychiatric admissions to hospitals and reducing the length of stay, the program will make more effective use of our many community agencies and wil] assist in developing crisis intervention skills among health care pro- fessionals in areas such as medicine, social work, psychology, and occupa- tional therapy." Referrals are not restricted to those._.in- dividuals coming to the DERS CHEVROLET - OLDSMOSILE Crisis intervention approved Emergency Depart. ment. 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