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accounted for 8 percent of clients, served by the CSB. For other mental health services, however, the county's percentage was lower than its percentage of the population.
With eight clients in parent/infant education, the county received 7 per-; cent of the CSB services in that area of mental retardation, but generally the; county had a lower percentage of clients receiving services for mental retardation than its 6 percent of the population of the area.
In substance abuse the countyequalled its population percentage! with 6 percent of the outpatient ser-; vices, but again generally in the area of substance abuse, the county had less than 6 percent of the clients served.
One area where county citizensare contributing far above the expect-! ed level is the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. County seniors volunteered 8,437 hours in fiscal 1996, 15 percent of the total for the area served by the CSB.
Editor's note: This story- continues a series on the relationship between the county and the Community Services Board.
Meeting Set
The American Cancer Society's COPING cancer support group meets regularly at the church of Christ, 1600 North Main Street in Culpeper every other Tuesday at 7 p.m.
The next meeting, Nov. 19, will be a change of location. They will be meeting at Culpeper Memorial Hospital to take advantage of an opportunity to gain information relating to cancer on the computer network.
Interested persons are asked to come to the Outpatient entrance to the hospital. They will be starting at 7 p.m. and will conclude by 9.
The meeting is open to cancer patients, their families and friends.
. For further information call Marilyn at 825-3426 or the American Cancer Society office in Culpeper at 825-0754.
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