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HERALD lHUHiiDAY JAN Still Collecting Facts on Home Care in Halton County councillors continue grapple with home care for people released from hospitals for convalescence at home Thursday and again deferred the issue without a decision County councils community services committee meeting for the first time under councils new committee structure took up the debate which has resounded in meetings of the Health Board for almost a year J H Chamberlain the medical officer of health is the county to establish a care program which would be percent subsidized by the province Burlington now has a home care program operating out of Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital In cooperation with the Victorian Order of Nurses The VON program would be absorbed into the program for the entire county WRITTEN The committee deferred the program again and asked Dr Chamberlain to produce the written support from hospitals and the medical community which the province requires Dr Chamberlain is in the process of feathering this support and said Thursday the Idea of county wide home care program has been well received by hospitals and doctors across the county I- He requested the committee to authorize hiring a nurse- administrator for the program who would be located in the Oak- vllle office of the Health Unit would benefit first from the program with the quickest implementation possible after approval The Georgetown and Milton hospitals would be the next stage in the plan to providing home care throughout the county EXPLAIN Home care has been well ived in Burlington and in other counties near for cutting hospital costs and opening hospital beds to people who need them The program is tailored to serve people who need bed or medical care which can be given at home on a basis by visiting nurses Chamberlain will representative of the provincial health department to explain the frog ram to the committee at its meeting Burial Here Follows Toronto Funeral Service Widow of a Toronto policeman and member of a pioneer family Mrs Frederick died at Sun Hospital Toronto December She had suffered a severe stroke the day before Mrs who was 83 was the former Bessie Helena Hume daughter of George and lzabeth Aftken Hume who farmed Lot 12 Line When they retired In 1914 they moved to Georgetown to a house at Main Street North recently demolished for an addition to the Bell Canada building She learned dressmaking with Miss Jessie Balrd and in 1916 moved to Toronto where she learned millinery at the John North way Company Mr and Mrs Foxton were married at her parents home here In 1912 with Rev R Cameron of Knox Presbyterian Church officiating They took up residence at Manor Road East In the city a homo which the builder had just completed for them and which was to be her home for the next fifty years Her husband died in 1935 Mrs lived quietly She took an active Interest in Glebe Road United Church and enjoyed gardening She has one son Hume a chartered accountant and a sister Beatrice a retired member of the Georgetown public school staff who moved to the city in 1961 to make her home with her A brother Alex and sister Isabella died several years ago Funeral service was conducted by her pastor Rev J W Young at the Bedford Funeral Chapel with interment in the family plot in Greenwood Cemetery Georgetown Honorary pallbearers were Fred Berth and Jack Done of Toronto Ken Kirkwood Georgetown Carl Sinclair Don Bird Deep River and Doug Bird Weston Number of Jobless in This Area on Decrease The unemployment figures from Canada Manpower Centre for the area which Includes Georgetown show a decline since September In releasing the figures W manager of the office at Brampton cautioned that they are not official unemployment figures for the area He said that many unemployed persons do not register with Canada Manpower while others registered may have found work since but not notified the office Our clients without employment In December totalled by the end of the month said This he said is a drop from the November figure of At of September the unemployment figure for the area was and by the end of October it had dropped to Hopefully the federal and provincial employment schemes have helped in this said the manager Some major corporations have had a slight increase in cm- he said Bill Smiley Column Continued from page years old then We Inherited them and theyre probably priceless by now How about my hip waders If theyre not antiques 111 eat your hip waders Theyre so old I cant remember when I bought them and they are full of genuine holes Just like old furniture And where does my wood pile come ln One of my oaks blew down last summer and I had It cut into firewood Now I didnt pay for the oak when I bought the property and I have about worth of wood there Do I pay capital gains tax on If Enough of that Im becoming steadily more worried I can see my entire estate going down the drain to the greedy tax collector Something else has me Just about as puzzled Its the educational system Its different in every province so that you can learn as much In twelve years in Manitoba as you can In thirteen years In Ontario That Is underst andable because of the dif ference in climate the only reason I can think of But a whole new frightening aspect of the black board Jungle is being Introduced In my province Its probably some thing the Yanks tried out ten years ago and found unworkable and have since abandoned Thats the way Canadian education at its worst seems operate Beginning next September the kids and their choose what subject the kid will take In high school So far so good Ive always been opposed to the old rigid system under which you had to take math or French or something you were hopelessly inept at think there should be lots of options But surely this Is going a bit far The provincial government with the aid of federal help has spent millions and millions of dollars setting up schools with all manner of equipment especially in he technical departments Different subjects lets say English and History will be vying for students so that teachers wont lose Jobs The History department will make Its ploy by showing pictures of nude statues of Rome and Greece and the Renaissance But I laid my plans too Were going to lay In a supply of dirty modem novels and also give everybody at least percent Dont tell me that a or 14 year old will choose anything except what he thinks are the easiest subjects This could lead courses In basket weaving archery or mope and gawkery And what do I do If the cipal informs me that nobody wants to take English next year Im not a bit worried I am convinced I can cook better than some of the Home Economics teachers and could fit in nicely there I know the first four letters of the Greek alphabet and could teach Greek In a pinch GEORGETOWN Glass Mirror Aluminum Windows Replaced Alio Screens 8778020 Ron ROOFING Sandblasting Waterproofing Birn painting Steal roofing shingles Chimney repairs 8776204 HOURS A 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