Clinton News-Record, 1973-03-08, Page 11ome Care catches
n in Huron County .
Home Care has become
reality -in Huron County and
Goderich and area residents
are enjoying its services. In the
past year, 39 from this district
were cared, for under the plan.
Of these, 38 had Victorian Or-
der Nurses care, 21 had
homemaker services and five
had physiotherapy at home.
Mrs. $etty Cardno, nursing
administrator for the Home
Care program reminds
everyone that the objective of
Home Care is the care of the
patient at home rather than in
hospital, either by early
discharge or in place of hospital
care.
"Home Care is provided to
elected patients, as not
everyone can be adequately
cared for at home," says Mrs.
Cardno. "The patient must be
referred by his family and must
need either nursing care or
physiotherapy. His medical
condition must appear to have
a possibility of improving to a
position of independence."
When a patient is accepted
for Home Care, nursing,
physiotherapy, homemaking,
drugs and dressing as well as
Xray and laboratory services
may be provided. These ser-
vices are arranged according to
the individual requirements of
the patient and the costs are
paid by OHIP the same as if
.he patient was in hospital.
As long as the patient shows
improvement, Home Care may
be provided.
"The only restriction is on
the homemaking service which
is limited to 80 hours per
patient," says Mrs. Cardno. "If
homemaking is required for a
longer period, it must be
provided privately or arranged
through the Huron County
Social Services,"
There are 40 trained
homemakers available in the
county, Mrs. Cardno reported.
Eleven trained homemakers
are on call when required in
the Goderich area.
Throughout the county in
1972, 198 patients received
Home Care; 167 had nursing
care; 52 patients claimed
physiotherapy; and 107
patients had homemaking ser-
vices.
The patients ranged in age
from 10 years to 95 years; 53
patients lived alone.
Mrs. Cardno did say that
Home Care is limited to giving
active treatment with
rehabilitation to selected
patients.
"It does not answer the needs
of the patient requiring con-
tinuing care such as nursing or
homemaking," said Mrs. Car-
dno. "With the curtailment in
homemaking service through
Home Care, an alternative
method of providing this ser-
vice should be developed."
1,200 will vote on liquor
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WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES
Voters in Goderich township
' will not only be going to the
polls March 15 to elect a new
MPP but will vote again April
25 on a liquor plebiscite.
The township council recen-
tly received permission to use
the voter's lists prepared for the
by—election to -save time and
money on the vote.
•Last month the township
received a petition signed by
the necessary 25 per cent of the
R.E. McKinley (PC) MP for
Huron announced Tuesday
morning that the federal
Department of Transport has
agreed to pay $60,000 toward
repairs to the northeast wall in
the harbor at Goderich.
McKinley said it is expected
the work will begin later this
year. Plans are already in the
making, he noted.
The MP further reported
that an assessment of the surge
study over a period of one year
has shown that there would be
no improvement made by
"Planning's the Key for '73"
is the theme for the 1973 Farm
Show, to. be held at the Western
Fair Grounds Mar. 6, 7, 8 and
9. Four special theatre
programs highlight the four-
day show, as a serious look is
taken at the modern-day far-'
mer and his problems, oppor-
tunities and future.
The very latest in farm
equipment and modern
machinery will be on display,
as well as hundreds of home
and farm equipment exhibits.
Special films, baking exhibits
and demonstrations will also
be featured,
For the ladies, an ever-
changing program of demon-
strations and competitions. On
Tuesday, "Leathercraft"; Wed-
nesday, "Fashion Show";
Thursday, "Novelty Crafts for
All Ages" and Friday, "Con-
sumer Orientated Film
Program".
eligible voters requesting the
plebiscite.
The vote will ask for a ruling'
on three liquor issues, The sale
of beer and wine only under a
dining room licence (with
meals), sale of liquor under a
dining room licence (with
meals) and the sale of liquor
under a lounge licence.
A total of 1,200 voters will be
eligible to take part in the
plebiscite.
changing the type of construc-
tion for the wall in that area.
McKinley said that initial
reports are that total costs for
the project could run as high as
$170,000, but this will not be
substantiated until the
drawings are completed.
Goderich Elevators and
Transit Company will share
with the government in the cost
of re-construction,
The matter of repairs to the
harbor wall has been
unresolved for several years
now. McKinley referred to it as
"a lengthy process".
The youngsters swing into ac-
tion at a Junior Amateur Con-
test on Wednesday evening and
Square Dancing Competitions
on Thursday night.
Beauty and charm take the
spotlight on Tuesday evening
when 21 attractive young ladies
compete for the title of Farm
Show Princess, Immediately
following the crowning, the
Junior Farmeratna program
will be staged.
Farm Show'73, four exciting
days for the entire family. Mar.
6,7,8, and 9 in the Progress
Building and Grandstand at
the Western Fair grounds in
London. The show opens at
10:80 a.m. daily with adult ad-
mission $1.00 and children un-
der 14 accompanied by an
adult admitted free. Activities
conclude at 10:30 p.m. each
night except Friday, when
doors close at 4:30 p.m,
liar or wail repairs
slated for this year
Planning is the key
for '73 Farm Show
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