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Photo 7753666 The Gilford United Church Women met in the church hall Feb at 130 pm and Mrs Whaley president was chair man The child as citizen was theme of the meeting with program by Mrs Bell The World Day of Prayer service will be held March at pm with guest speaker Jean Keil Presbyterial president Members of Fishers orner Womens Institute were guests of the Gilford W1 Feb 20 The motto for the meeting was peo ple are like tea bags they never know their strength till theyre in hot water An exercise period was conducted by Pat Doe Gifts were given to Dela Bell and Lorraine Gilroy for bir thdays in February and July Ida Sturdy was auctioneer for sale All proceeds go to Gilfordllall The community gave bride tobe Heather Constable miscellaneous shower in the church hall Feb 21 and 50 at tended Iefroy by Georgina Mitchell 4563232 The Lefroy Bowling Commit tee held its regular bowling lay Feb 12 at the Bradford Bowl Flora MacDonald Flo Watts and Elsie King all bowled strikes with the red pin in the centre Marge Cole at H28 had the high triple score The mens high triple went to Dave David son with 677 The 5050 draw was shared SERVICE neighborly news ELECTROHOMEH OPP safety program Barrie OPP constable Ron Golden asks Grade students at Assikinac School to list the 37 points made In movie on winter safety The film pro duced locally accents safety and is used by the OPP in their winter program Constable Golden spoke to several classes at the school Examiner between A1 Garland and Ilene Culver The Lefroy senior citizens held short meeting before their pot luck luncheon on Feb 13 at South lnnisfil Community Centre Twentyseven people attended After the Valentines lun cheon short skit was put on Charlie MacDonald and Mr faraident were the stars of the skit Winners of the half and half draw were Gwen Collins Georgina Mitchell and rville Mitchell Dave Davidson won heart shaped cushion donated by Ina McKnight There was notification the play The Pajama Game is at Georgian ollegc from Feb 28 to March The South lnnisfil Skating Club of Lefroy will hold its fourth annual ice carnival at the Lefroy tentre Saturday at pm and 730 pm Admission is for adults and $1 for children Mrs Margaret orner visited her aunt the weekend of Feb 10 on the occasion of her aunts 94th birthday Sears CORRECTION In Sears Here Now Circular on page the hydrotherapy foot both will not be available due to shipping problems We regret any in convenience this error may have caused Service Eiectrohome thats us Well repair your TV whether its color or black and white no matter what maor brand it is Fix your stereos too Uur trained technicians really know their stuff Best of all theres just one number to remember Wall1w wfllcallon you ELECTROHOM Telephone 105 7265982 49 Morrow Road Unit Barrie Ont MN 3V7 detoxification centre in Orillia serving Simcoe and Muskoka counties may close its doors next month due to lack of funds says its director Hugh Stout director of the centre at 144 Colbourne St West said today it may close permanently on March 31 unless $55000 can be found to cover operating costs The centre which opened in 1976 to treat alcohol related pro blems in the counties has been operating under Canada Works program for the past year Stout said Stout said 75 per cent of the Tendering process Alleged irregularities worry aldermen Alleged regularities in the tendering of recent city con tract has concern for Barrie city alderman concerned Ald Jim Shirley told council contract for construction work at the pollution control centre should be annulled because the company did not follow tendering rules General committee recom mended last week Con struction Ltd be awarded the work for $541558 The project includes the construction of new administrative building and road repair work at the site But Aid Shirley said the com pany had not told the commit funds required will go to the salaries of the centres eight member staff If alternative methods of fun ding could be found the centre would probably operate on budget of $45000 he said In the past three years more than 10000 volunteer hours tee the name of the sub contractors it would be dealing with within 48 hours In addition Aid Shirley said the company had changed the completion date for the scheme after the contract had been awarded Ald Shirley said council would be setting precedent if have been logged in at the cen tre but it is difficult to find volunteers on 24hour seven day per week basis Stout said The director said fund drive is currently underway but similar efforts in the past did not raise great deal of money the contract was awarded to the company It could be serious ques tion agreed Ald Fred ltuemper Did we follow the ethically proper route would ldte to understand the situation more fully Council will review the issue later cant understand it Stout said We service large area and we do good job the figures indicate that The centre has received ap proximately 1400 admissions since it opened and is one of the very few in the area to handle both male and female cases Stout said If the centre closes the more than 4000 resident days of caseloads it has logged since its inception will be transferred back to area hospitals and the police Stout said We had even started ser vice whereby we brought in people from the outlying areas to save police the trouble he said The greater percentage of cases coming to the centre are from outside Orillia Stout said The centre is counting heavi ly on industry to respond to its appeal for funds he said 90an rillia detox centre couldclose An appeal has been made to area hospitals but they are also faced with the financial squeezes from cutbacks on their own budgets said Stout But whatever comes in will keep the centre alive he said Part of threetier process for rehabilitation the centre operates in close conjunction with the problem drinking pro gram at the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre and halfway house in Orillia said Stout The mental 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