The Huron Expositor, 1978-01-12, Page 12CITATION HELMET
(suggested
retail
$
1495 pnce
CSA approved helmet with
striped decal. '
ns tai
support Indian boy .
Huron County families which;'
becatao of illnes . or -othe
problems, need the temporary
services of a homemaker, can now
find bolp through a new county
Fait0 Care Agency. People.
trained in both homemaking and
• personal care are available
through, the agency. . These
homemakers can assume partial
or full, responsibility ; for any
member of the family, for house-
hold management, and in general'
for the maintenance Of a stable .
atmosphere in the hOtne; The
Family Care Agency will match
the homemaker . to the
individual! s.' needs by pi-;o; ing
full-time, part-time, overnight Or
liv'e-in services as required. ,..
The'main office, which consists
of Mrs., Jean Young, adminis-
trator placement officer, Mrs.
Betty Duffin, , bookkeeper
secretary and Mrs.etronella —
Gonie, development e facer, is
located at 199 Josephin Street,
Wingham.
'Mrs. Gonie, the, development
officer, is responsible for
informing the public of the aims
and objectives of the agency and
,develop the financial support
needed. The agency is presently
...being incorporated and registered
as a charitable organization under
the Canada, income Tax Act.
About 4Q Certified Visiting
Homemakers are interested in
providing these services -- care of
infant,... child, youth, adult,
elderly, handicapped and
chronically ill person, meal•
planning; preparation -of
nourishing food, spediardiets,,
marketing, light housekeeping,
laundry, ironing, necessary
mending, personal care including
bath, moutheare, help with
eating; aid in and out of bed and
and downstairs if need`M
simple bed-side careunder
direction of nurse and/or doctor,
physio occupational therapy
under direction of a, therapist-
. The home-maker'&services are
sold to Home-care, an active
treatment program, which
provides Health Care to selected
patients according to their
individual n eels. 0.H.I.P. covers
this charge. 'Social services and
Children and -Family Services
(Children's Aid) may help pay the
Patients themselvei, may hire a
helhernalter on a private basis
too. • .
Mrs. 'Betty qtrdno, Home Care
Administrator fey the county, is,
--ehairtnan of die Agency's board
of directors. Shypsays the board is
quite excited in-a the agency
which aims to improve the quality
fees: for home-making services.
The Cancer Society may buy the
-10vidos 'fbr:•patients who 'wish to
be eared:ALin their own home,
of care in the home fo,"residents of
Huron 'COunty and to raise' the
standards of . employment for
Family • Care Workers giving
homemaker service.
To -help keep thd costs of these
services to a. minimum, the
Family Care, Agency is presently
lookin4 for home-hbund persons`
who reside in either the Exety. or
Clinton area to. provide an
answering ervieo for their Err ea.
Anyone interested in these
positions or wishing any further'
information about the 'agency can
phone Mrs. ' Young ar„
357.3222.
Correspondent
,Mary.CheSsell
`:At the January meeting of the
On Thursday evening,
Margaret. Taylor reported that,
envelope givings• fatly! & S had
exceeded the allocation by a
considerable amount. A decision
was madeto support a school boy
in India as the Korean lad the
group used- to support v_as..,
now employe& Money was also
donated to the John IVIiltoif
Society Qoethe blind. .The annual-
Pancake Supper is to be. held on
Shrove Tuesday/February 7. .
• Dorothy Ostrom gave
. meditation "Quotes Off To The
Future" based on .2 Corinthians
5-17. Pat Norman and Dianne
Kirton told of Rob Whitnidre's
Work in Japan, especially , in
Coffee House evangelism id
Hokkaido. ,
Margaret Taylor gave a
Stewardship report about projects
our M & S givings support. She
told of $70,000.00 sent by the
World Council of Churches fdr
supported by the Mission fund.
The annual meeting for Huron.:
Perth Presbyterial will be held in.
Mitchell on Tuesday0anuary,
24th. The 'guest speaker will be
Mrs, Jean Eaton. •— -
Rev. Alex, Taylor, who has-
Been hospitalized with flu and
pneumonia,returned home on"
indFriday.ittv we There enchutrackhservices on
by Rev.
Barry and Pat Taylor hos, ed a
birthday party for her mother;
Mrs,. Evans. on Sunday. Presesn
for the hippy occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Doug. Evans and family
of ',Ethel; Mr. and Herb
Brenneman and family of
Paimaparrionat,
Walk a block.Today.
Petersburgr Mr. 'arid Mrs. Toni
• Consitt and family of' 'Varna; Mr;
and Mrs. Gary Evans and family
of Cranbreok and Mr. and Mrs.-4
Brian' Evans and family of
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SUPERIOR
EMORI
psptun,o5tiet,
— OVER.M1YEANS. _
1 1 '
ifiefoi7th '
Aroa Iltelprosontathre ,
MICHAEL FALCONER
-1- 153 High Street
Clinton
482.9441'
a
people made homeless by the
typhoon in India, with' more
promised at a later elite. Eich
member present read of a project
12 —THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 12, 1970 1 .
• ew agency assist
HOMEMAKING SERVICE — Mrs, Jean Younb i's=
the administrator, of the new fiomemaking agency in
Huron County. Mrs. Young is married, has four
children and has been employed as -a homemaker
ever since qualifying as a Certified Visiting
Homemaker. •
Seaforth Manor Happenings
Father Laragh holds communion
Father Laragh made 'his first
visit of the New Year to Seaforth
Manor. On Friday morning at 10
a.m. and held communion service
for.. members of the Catholic
faith. At The close "Joy to . the .
World"' ''Silent Night"' were.
.sung by residents present.
Holiday visitors with Mrs. Ada
Reid were Mr. John Marks of
Bayfield; Mr. and Mrs.' Art
McDougal of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. John - Wain-of Toronto, and:-
Mrs. Elsie Dinsinore, town.
. Visiting with Mr. Wilber Keyes
were Alex and Sadie Whitfield of
London, Mr. ,John A. Keyes and
Mr. Pearson Charter-I% .
MiSs Ethel McClure was visited
by Mrs. : Margaret • Carter. and
Mavis Dalton also Jean
Armstrong, Zurich, Helen and
Murray MeClu Te: and Mr. and
Mrs, Stewart Knox, Sarnia .
Visiting with. Mr And 'Mrs.
Robert McCkre wm4Mac Wilson
of Brucefield \-,and Mr. Ross
McClure.. and ' Mrs: Lillian
Bernaid.':s;
Adele 'Fisher was visited
by Lee and' Donna: Ristemeyer
and Mrs:Edna Weber Dashwood.
Visiting with- Mr. Wm. Sccitt
were Mrs. Scott, Mr.' and Mrs...
Ross Scott, Brucefield, Mr„
Pearson Charters;' and Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. StewarLSeaforth,
Visiting Mr. James Shortreed
were Mr. and Mrs. ken Shortreed
and fthilY, Mr: Jim Shortreed and
Mr. Wilford Shortreed.-
- Mr. Erle Don-visited-with Mrs.
HeleriMccloud at Wallaceburg,
also Mr. and. Mrs. Andy' McBain,
Mrs. Mabel Clark from.Bayfield;
and also .stayed overnight with
-Dave McClo uds- at Mitchell.
Winners at Bingo last Friday
afternoon were Full House, Mrs.
Millie Hudie, Mrs. Kate Lorenz,
Doris Wills and Mr. Bert kendy.-
•
... Four Corners 7 Mrs. Minnie-
Hawley, Mary Neville, Mrs.' Ada,
Reid and Wilma Brills. Straight
Line - Mrs Ada Reid, Mr's. Minnie,
Hawley, Mr's, -Katie Laverty and:
. Charles. ROss. Full House -
Miss Katie :LayeetgoMary...Neville
_and Mr. Ludger 8egerin. . .
. Mrs..Mary Finlayson and -Miss
- Mary Neville attended the funeral
Hof Mrs. Leila Blackley. on Monday
afternoon at the Box Funeral
• Home at 3 p.m. MTS;- Blakely was ..
a fornier resident of Seaforth •
Manor and . passed away at the
' Seaforth' Community Hospital'illi.
. Sunday.' - •
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