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',WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1978
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THE. LUCKNOW .SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARI, O
Nutrition
Week ami -•
to beheld •
in Huron Schools
BY BEA, McCLENAGHAIN
Today, many Canadians, young
and old alike; are over weight and
undernourished.. This can be
. attributed to our sedentary' life-
style, ignorance of nutrition ands
failure to eat enough of the foods
which provide the nutrients we
need.
As Canadians, we need to take
a serious look at our nutritional ,
eating';habits.
Do you evlr. wondery why -
. - the average. four -person Canad-
ian family spends. $1,000 a year
more on food than is required for
nutritious -and delicious eatingt
- most 'Canadian adults are a cross
between a cream puff and a jelly
roll?
Canadians spend about 38 per'
cent of their food dollar on meat
and alterantes - about 1.4 per cent
more than 'is needed to meet
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protien requirements? -
As shocking as these state-
ments are, help is on 'the way to
'eliminate these problems for our
youth. During Nutrition Week
(January 23-28), attention will be
focused on teaching proper 'nutri-
tional information in our Huron
County schools. All ' schools in
Huron County will be supplied
with a "Nutrition Happenings
Handbood of Ideas and Resourc-
es" prepared by the Ontario
Ministry of Health.' Teachers may
use this to increase the nutritional
awareness in classes from the
kindergarten to the grade thirteen
level. Every adult working with
children has 'a responsibility to
help prevent the present school-
age population from growing up
with the same misinformation,
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RESIDENTIAL --- FARM — INDUSTRIAL
AND COMMERCIAL
Phone Collect. 3574583
A
Care
Agency
new agency has commenced
work in the Huron Couniy
district,' called the "Family Care
Agency" and it caters to all those
who need the valuable assistance
of a homemaker. This agency will
have 'available persons trained to
help maintain and persever-e the
family environment4with ;kills in
both home -making and personal
,care, when the individual's or
family's physical or ' mental
well-being is threatened or in the
process of rehabilitation: They e
can' assume full or partial
responsibility for any member of
the family, for household man- ._.
agement and for- maintaining a
wholesome atmosphere in the
home. The., Family. Care 'Agency
will endeavour to match home-
maker to the individual's person-
- ality and needs by . providing
full-time, part-time, over -night or
live-in 'services as required.
The main office which consists
of Mrs. Jean Young, administrat-
or placement officer, Mrs. Betty'
Duffin, bookkeeper secretary and
Mrs: • Petronella Gonie, develop-
ment officer, is ..located -at 199,
Josephine Street, Wingham.
- Mrs: Gonie, the development
officer, will be responsible for
informing the public of the aims,
' and objectives of the agency and
to develop the financial support
needed.. The agency is presently •
being incorporated and registered
as a charitable organization under
the Canada Income Tax -,Act.
About forty -certified Visiting
Homemakers areinterested in
providing these services -- care of
infant, child, youth; adult, elder-
ly, handicapped and chronically
ill person, meal planning, prepar-
ation of nourishing food, special
diets, marketing, light house-
- :keeping,' laundry, ironing, neces-
sary • mending, personal care
including bath,-mouthcare, help
with e ing, aid in and out of bed ,
and up'a d downstairs if needed, -
simple bed -side care under direc-
tion of nurse and/or doctor,
physio occupational therapy un-
der direction of a therapist.
The home -maker's services are
'sold to Home=care, an active
treatment program, ' which prov-
ides Health Care to selected
patients, according to their indiv-
idual needs. O.H.I"P. covers this
charge. Social services and Child-
ren and Family Services (Child-
, rens Aid) may help pay the fees
for home -making services. The
Cancer Society may buy the
services for patients who,.:wished
to be cared for 'in their own home.
Patients . themselves, may hire, a
home -maker on a private basis
too.
Mrs. Betty Cardno, Home Care
• Administrator for the county is
chairman of the board of directors
• forth, agency. She says the
board is quite excited about the
agency which aims to improve the
quality- of care -in -the -home to
residents of Huron County and to
raise the standards of employ-
ment for gamily Care Workers
giving home -maker service.
'To help keep the costs of these
services to the veryminimum the
Family Care Agency is presently
looking for' home -bound persons
who reside in either the Exeter or
Clinton area to • _provide an
answering service for their area.
Anypne interested • in these
positions or wishing any further
inforination about the agency can
phone Mrs. Jean Young at
'357-3222 for 'assistance
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Mrs. Jean Young Was born in East- Wawanosh and went to
Wingh'am High School. She continued' her education in 197eby
taking the home -maker- course available. Mrs. Young is married,
has four children and has been employed as a home -maker ever
since qualifying as a ,Certified Visiting Home -maker.
DRIVE CAREFULLY INTO '78
1978 GRANADA, 2 door -'
1978 GRANADA, 4 door
1978' FORD F100,. pickup
1978 FORD CUSTOM 500, 4. door
1976 FORD 1 TON, F 100, 8V automatic with power
steering
1976 DAFT SWINGER, 2 door, 6 cylinderrautomatic
1976 BCH EV IMPALA, 4 door. hardtop
1976 PONTIAC ASTRA? 2 door
1975 PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY,. 2 door
,1975 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door 'hardtop, with air
conditioning
r 1975 CORONET 'STATIONVNAGON
1974 DODGE CORONET STATIONWAGON•, air
conditioning
1974 DODGE COLT STATIONWAGON°"
1974 DODGE MOVACO; 2 door hardtop with air
Conditioning
1974 GMC VAN
1974 FORD GALAXIE 500, 4 door
1970,'DODGE, 4 door, sedan
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