The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-19, Page 9WAY, JUNE 19, 1974
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Senior Citizens' week
province of Ontario is cele -
Senior Citizens' Week
June 16 -June 22,
e the process of aging takes
in all people beginning with
•ption, at a varying rate,
of us needs to be concerned
before the age of 65 with
Older persons usually re
active even with an ac-
ulation of chronic conditions
show outstanding ability to
and adapt in spite of handi-
most common conditions
ing in the process of aging
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are arthritis, heart disease, high
blood pressure, impaired vision,
impaired hearing and diabetes.
All except arthritis may vary in
the order in which they occur but
arthritis is still the chief condi-
tion occurring among the aged.
Also older persons experience
many losses -during life but in the
older person these losses are
compounded—loss of spouse, job
(retirement), and often with
these goes self esteem. Because
of our mobile society, parents
and children no longer live close
together and increasing numbers
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of older people are living alone.
These people require supportive
services in the community.
From 1964 to 196.7 a survey
sponsored by the Huron County
Health Unit was made of persons.
over age 65 living in' Huron
County. to deternine the health
needs of this age group. A per-
centage of. 11.4 of the population
of Huron. County was comprised
of people 65 years of age and
over. The average for. Canada
• was 7.7 per cent. Experience has
shown and the findings of this
survey among other things.
• showed the need for recognition
that aging persons wish to
remain in their own homes and
communities as long as possible.
Since that time several services
for the aged have been instituted
in the county to facilitate this.
• The Huron County Home Care
program was begun to provide
nursing care by the Victorian
Order of Nurses, physiotherapy,
and homemaking in, the home
where practical,- to prevent ad-
mission to hospital or to facilitate
early discharge from /hospital.
While this service is available to
persons of any age it has been
particularly helpful to the
elderly. Of the 351 persons ad-
mitted to the Home Care pro-
gram in 1973, 187 or over 50 per
cent of these persons were over
the age of 65.
Several towns have organized a
"Meals on Wheels" \ service
• where volunteers deliver a hot
meal • prepared by the local
• hospital daily for a minimal
charge. Wingham 'has had this
service since June 1, 1970. In
• Wingham several of the volun-
teer drivers and co-ordinators
are senior citizens.
• For the past year or more,
Huron County Health Unit has
sponsored Adult Health Guidance
Clinics in each of the towns. In
Wingham these at present are
held on a bimonthly basis. The
following services, are provided:
toenail clipping, anaemia screen-
ing, blood pressure, urinalysis,
hearing testing, as well as an
;opportunity to discuss health
problems with a Public Health
'Nurse. These clinics are in no
way intended to take the place of
regular medical supervision by
the family doctor but rather,
offer an opportunity for health
• screening to those not receiving
regular medical supervision.
On June 25, a special Adult
• Health Guidance Clinic spon-
sored by Huron County Health
Unit will be held in Corrie United
Church from 1:30 to 3:30.p.m. and
on June 17 a special adult Health
Guidance Clinic willbe held in
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• Thursday, June 20, at 8 p.m.
• IN THE AUDITORIUM
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS AND AWARDS
VALEDICTORIAN — ROBBIE SUTTON
GUEST SPEAKER — MR. JACK BOWERS
REFRESHMENTS — FRIENDS AND GUESTS WELCOME.
Dungannon United Church from
1:30 to,3:30 p.m.
• Volunteer drivers are available
• for the above clinics for anyone
requiring transportation.
For further information
regarding any of the above, call
• (toll free) 1.-800-265-4485,
Goderich, or the Wingham
Branch Office,of the Health Unit
at 357-2264 (a.m.).
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