HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-11-25, Page 16Ooderick, $ignalr,Stara 131111'41*Yr„ November, 24.
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'The county home is operating empowers "the councils of all,
virtually at capacity, and the 'municipalities" to pass such by -
waiting list of applicants is "get- laws.
i In order tht local municipal-,
ting no smaller," county council! ities may reaceive subsidy un pay -
was informed last week. u"
"Probably 30" names on the
list, said deputy clerk -treasurer
B. G. Hanly. Superintendent H.
C. Johnston had reported 225
persons under care -96 males.
Nominal capacity is 225. The
planned new addition will add
'75 beds. Cost was estimated
early in the year at $550,000.
Report of the Huronview
board, Submitted by Ree Elgin
Thompson, of Tuckersrnith, said
it is hoped to, have tenders in
"very early in the new year.'
The board is to open the tend
ers and make a recommendation
to January council session.
Financial arrangements will
then be completed and a final
presentation made* in March.
With financing approved prov-
incially, construction might start
April 1.
Ir. Johnston reported per
- diem cost at-Ifuro nview as $4.09,
inp-a re s'"' WM4-
$6 at Welland and $5.93 at the4
--Vateyl-oo home,
"Homes that do not _provide
nursing care can operate at $2.50
per day, as in Perth,' he said.
There were 54 admissions to
Huronview during the year to
date, -and 48 deaths.
Blue Water Rest Home, under
construction at Zurich, "will not
compete with the county home,"
council was assured by members
of a delegation supporting ap-
plication for a county grant.
Council was addressed by Elgin
McKinley, Gerald Gingerich, Dr.
C. D. Wallace and Ivan Kalb
fleisch.
Mr. Gingerich, illustrating the
approval of the public welfare
department for this type of
home, said the department pro-
jected "at least three similar
homes in the county, plus the
homes we have now or those
being added to'
Original plan of Zurich Cham-
ber of Commerce was for 20 beds
but after invesrigation, and con
sultatdon -with the department,
the final plan was a 65 -bed home.
To License Homes
The, county board of health,
in a report signed by ex -warden
John Morrissey, recommended
that a bylaw he passed for the
licensing and aperating of nurs-
ing homes in the county. It
was explained that the Munici-
pal Act, as amended this year,
ments for indigent patients in
nursing homes, a bylaw must be
passed,,stipulating the minimum
requirements in maintenance of
the nursing homes.
Reeve Calvin Krauter, Brus-
seLs, cal
quirement
Ied
attention
that in
to
homes
the
of
re -
un
der 50 beds a. registered nurse'
or assistant shall be on duty at
all times, and elthat tn homes of
50 or pore beds there shall be
a registered nurse on duty at
all times. He pointed out that
such staff is hard to, obtain, and
criticized as excessive the re-
quired ratio of toilets.
"This may clean up some
homes that are not so' good,"
he said, "but it makes. it difficult
for those trying to- run good
homes."
"Will it stop nursing homes
that haven't hie required regis-
tered nurse?" asked Reeve John
Corbett, of Hay,
"No doubt tbis will be en-
forced on new homes," -,said War-
den Webb. "1 question whether
any would be closed down on
account of the number of toilets.
Registered nurses are not avail-
able, anyway. This will be' un-
der the health department and
Dr. Aldis. Certainly we want
control."
The report was adopted.
On recommendation from the
vmrden's and personnebconunit-
tee, ,eouncil aPPrOved 'an in-
crease to $7,000 in the' salary of
HuronView superintendent H. C.
Johnston, with annual incre-
ments of $200 to $7,400, and the
salary of his assistant, John
More, to $6,000, with annual in-
crements of $300 to $6,900.
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PALS -MEET
The "Tiger Dunlop Pals" held
their fifth meeting for the
course"Sleeping Garments," No-
vember 15, 1965, at 7.30 p.m. in
the Township Hall. The meet-
ing was opened with the 4-H
Pledge. Janice Reaburn read
the minutes from meeting four.
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