The Citizen, 1987-07-29, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1987. PAGE 15.
Londesboro Ontario retirement homes
to get $14 million boost
Compiled by Mrs. Dora Shobbrook. Phone 523-4250
People
Local people return
from visit to Holland
Airie Duizer and daughter Au
drey Lydon of Clinton returned
home on Wednesday, July 22
after spending 25 days visiting
relations in Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mitchell
attended the funeral of his uncle
Maurice Bassett in Stratford on
Tuesday. July 21.
Rev. Mervyn and Marilyn Pen-
foundof Hanna, Alberta visited
last week with his mother Olive
Penfound and Elgin.
Mr. Jack Armstrong returned
home on Saturday after spending a
week in Seaforth Hospital.
Edythe Beacom and Laura Lyon
attended Blyth United Church on
with Mrs. Jean Scott. A family
get-together was held on Saturday
at the home of Jean Scott. Absent
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn and
children.
Visiting last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Thompson was Bob’s
sister Mrs. Bud Smith, of Toronto.
They spentthe weekend at Lake
Constago at the cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilmore of
Palmerston visited on Sunday with
the Fothergills.
Congratulations to Leon and
Lynda Horbanuick on the birth of
their daughter Mary Jane on July
14, a sister for Angela, Erin and
Erica.
Provincial government funds for
municipal charitable homes for the
aged will be increased by 14 million
annually, Ontario Community and
Social Services Minister John
Sweeney has announced.
The additional funding is inten
ded to help administrators and
their staffs to meet the growing
financial demands of their services
to seniors, Mr. Sweeney said in
making the announcement. The
funding is intended as an interim
measure until the government
completes its province-wide study
of extended care which is currently
underway.
In Ontario, there are 88 munici
pal homes for the aged with 18,563
beds, and 93 charitable homes with
10,166 beds. All will benefit from a
5.5 per cent increase - retroactive
to Jan. 1, 1987 - in the basic daily
amount paid for extended and
residential care. This annual in
crease means an added $7,883,200
for municipal homes and an added
$3,200,200 for charitable homes.
The announcement also pro
vides funding for extended care
beds to municipal and charitable
homes which become accredited.
This accreditation funding is ex
pected to cost the province approx
imately $860,000 within the next
few years. **
For charitable homes only, the
increased funding includes a raise
in subsidy under the Charitable
Institutions Act to provide an
improved level of care for the
residents, effective Oct. 1, 1987.
This means the provincial govern
ment subsidy provided to people
receiving extended care services in
acharitablehomewill be increased
by an annual total of $1,621,400.
Also in charitable homes only,
certain existing programs will now
receive enhanced funding of
$569,700, effective April 1. Includ
ed are the programs which assist
residents to maintain and improve
their physical and psycho-social
well-being as well as staff develop
ment programs.
•1986 GMC ’/? ton
•1985 Dodge Aries Wagon,
airconditioning
•1985 Chevette, 29,000 km.
1985 Pontiac Bonneville withair
•1984 Olds Delta 88 Brougham,
4 dr., air
•1984 Pontiac, 4 dr., Wagon
•1979 Olds Regency 98, 4 dr.,
air
HAMM’S CAR
SALES
Blyth 523-4342
•Gas Pumps •Repairs to most
makes and models
Sunday and visited with Mrs. Joe
Cooper and Nettie Clark at Callan
der Nursing Home in Brussels and
called at Florence Cardiff’s, Brus
sels. They were supper guests with
Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson,
Ethel.
There were 17 from Londesboro
vicinity who enjoyed the Mystery
Tour bus trip by Leisure Tours on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Jennifer Lawrie of Kitchener
visited last week with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Thompson.
Congratulations to Shannon
Scott on celebrating her seventh
birthday on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scott of Rov
Quebecare spendingafew days
Mabel's
Grill
Continued from page 4
this morning that truth really is
stranger than fiction with this guy
who broke up with Joan Collins
after a few months wanting her to
pay him $80,000 a month to keep
him in the manner to which he has
become accustomed. The real life
seems even more fantastic than
Joan’s soap operas, she said. Tim
said from what he’s heard of Joan
Collins he thought maybe he’d
want $80,000 a month to live with
her, not live without her.
Julia said if she would find the
right man who she could then
divorce and get $80,000 a month, it
might even be worth getting
married for a year or so.
FRIDAY: Julia was saying that the
fur is sure to fly over ‘ome now that
Don Getty has presented Prince
Andrew and Sarah with fur coats
fortheir present from Alberta. The
Britsgetupsetthesedays atthe
idea of people killing little animals
to make coats.
Tim was saying it’s been a day of
set backs for the animal rights
people with fur coats for the duke
and dutchess and Paul Magder
winning his court case that he
should be able to stay open on
Sunday. A lot of animal rights
people probably support Sunday
shopping but that’s one store they
might have voted for closing on
Sundays no matter what they felt
like, he said.
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