The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-30, Page 8have County •
one year. He Presented a
brief at the TownShip public
Meeting on. September 26,
1979 .asking the land be
redesignated golf course and
-residential.
did-morreceive written.
apply directly to the county .
with the option of going to
• the OMB to 'have the,larid.
redesignated, He 0000 to y•P'
the county on February 25,
1980 and the application was
acknowledged on February
27, 1980.
response from the township
as preMised arid decided to
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Huron County will have a
chronic home care program
withm the next year accord-
ing to the county's Medical
Officer of Health, Doctor
Brian Lynch,
The Minister of Health has
announced that chroniehome
care, will be established 'in all
areas of the ,province by •
1981. Lynch said Friday, he
—has no, firm date when the
program-will be established,
but he has met with minist-
ry representatives to dis-
- —cuss-setting up the program.
The addition of the pro- ..
gram Makes it essential that
the. Clinton Branch Office of
the Huron Health Unit have
more space.
Lynch expects the patient
load of the county. health unit.
will double or triple with the
chronic: home care program
as will staff and space re-
- quirements,
• Fluron -County—Council—is
investigating the feasibility
of building a health building
for the Clinton office on
property owned by the coun-
ty at HurOnview Home for.
th4 Aged at Clinton.
The health unit has an
acute home care program in
service now which provides
care for patients who do not
require full hospital care but
do require some aspect of
care such as nursing, physio-
therapy, occupational ther-
apy or speech therapy.
Acute home care is de-
Wingham
Pro-life
The 6th annual dinner
meeting of the Wingham
"Voice for Life" was held
April 23, 1980, at the Wing-
ham Legion Hall. A record
number of members attend-
ed .the dinner. Mr. George
Brophy was chairman for the
evening. Rev. A. Dielemati
of Blyth asked the blessing
for the meal, concluded by
thanksgiving by Father Slay-
man of Teeswater.
Chairman George Brophy
next introdiked the head
table. The guest speaker,
Virginia Offen, was introdnc-
ed by Colleen Schenk. Mrs.
Offen is of the Birthright
chapter of London, Ontario.
She presented a film con-
cerning the work the Birth-
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ship without notice to West-
cott, passed a by,lavir zoning
only Mr. Westcott's property
tor what is called agriculture:
special use status zone,
permitting. a golf course, a
golf u,iurse-clubhouse, acces
sory uses and buildings to a
golf .course and a golf course
clubhouse, agridulture.
The Exeter Golf Course is
now the only zoned property
in the township and thus the
only property-in the township
which is subject to the
Agricultural Code of Pract-
ice.
--oped. • „
Palmer remarked it did not
'seem fair when the land was
zoned open space in the
original county plan. David-
son'pointed out nt the reside-
tial lots were never recog-
nized; that under the, cheek',
erboarding pattern, the land
use was not divided into 'lots,
but rather parts. -
Drrlynch, does not seethe:
program as an alternative to
long term hospital care. He
believes the chronic home
care program cannot , replace
hospital care if it is required.
county planner if the land
was "quick zoned" to com-
ply . with county planning
policies to which 'Davidson
replied."the by-law preents
residential lots. being level-
d'; The deip.
gation before county council
'on Thursday was there to
provide information regard-
ing the recommendation to
councR from the , planning
board. Davidson said the
application to planning board
was the first time Mr. West-
cott had made an application
directly. to the county. All
ether appeals were, made to
the municipality.. •
Palmer said she would not
support the'planning board's
recommendation and. told
council she wanted a more
realistic proposal fb be pre-
pared by the planning' de.
• partment and brought to
council. She voted against
the recommendation.
Pearson said, in his brief it
would• appear local planning
is determined to concentrate
on, making life as difficult as
Westcott bad been incorrect-
ly .informed he would have
the chance to appeal the
.designation before the corn-,
ty planning lioard, Davidson
• said the ,county, council does
Mr. Westcott.
"In the olden days, it Used
to be called persecution; it is
certainly not planning," stat.
• ed Pearson in his brief.,
The matter has been blOwn
up out of all .proportion and
many red herrings have been •
drawn into the discusiion.
had the privilege of dOing
consulting work for the. Ont-
ario Golf Asseciation and he
knowS of no:pther golf course
in Ontario which has been so
adversely' treated: •
-"It sticks, 'out like a' 'sore
thumb," commented Pear-
son.
Dr. Lynch if they are at
home, where they can be up
and around taking part in
daily activities, hObbies:and
interests.
chronic home care
signed for 'illness where a
fast .recovery is, expected
within one to three months.
Chronic home care is for
illness where recovery is un-
likely. The program will not
replace.hospital. care but pro-
vides an extra element of
health care allowing the
person to remain at hoMe,
It is easier for some people
to return to health explains