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The Brussels Post, 1974-02-06, Page 12THIS WEE. from. Ottawa Metriber Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Vir R and GREY TRUST COrvfPANV INC, 1885 Former Hospital School of Nursinj South Waterloo Memorial Hospital St. Mary's Hospital X-W Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital GUelph General Hospital Perth-Huron Regional (adjoining Stratford General HoSpital) 401111111121 Chairman Mrs. J. Miss C. Dudgeon Miss J. Legg Miss G. Iltryzeki Mrs. D. McIntyre Miss T. Pelly Telephone 623-230b 653:1009' 742-3551 745-6168 824-2950. 822-1601 271-5001 Q1.1 gSTION t 'When arid how do I enroll? ANSWER: RegistrationS,Ore now being accepted. Yon ShOuld apply ininiediately to be entre Of 0 plaice in the diirision of your choice. For the brochure and application forth, write or telephone: The Registrar, ' Conestoga College, 299 Dooli Valley Drive, Kitchener; Ontario. TelephOne: 85:1„-2511 , extension irk , CONES'. 'O COLLEGE oF ApPILIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Whether it's a • MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION — You are remembering a loved one — LET ' Help You Decide on ,Your Memorial Requirements PHONE: EXETER 235-0620 WEEKLY SALE BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD. EVERY FRIDAY AT 12 NOON PHONE 887-6461 — BRUSSELS, ONT. B th at M ce a of in sy elc ov M( Mc Da stul in bas exti atte nig ma dim Hal Bru, dish begi 197 Cun year Jerr exec Bru Gc will bicy estin local netts Th Wat spew night Win Chris gifts, Wing will b Wing elect Abou honor the B party for a Mark( Tw Curlit Chain Clint were Oibb Was Cortii. Them for th Tues to tea 200 'tit $2,001 Horne Three When Cause tote the -at 1410,01 ot Croithrlialf Knox Church increases budget ' Agricultural Meeting Agriculture' Minister Eugene Whelan, addressing the. federal provincial Agriculture Outlook Conference in Ottawa last week, said that income prospects for Canadian farmers have never looked better. Farm incomes reached a record level of $2.96 billion in 1973 and will climb even higher this year, to an estimated $4.55 billion. The minister also urged Canaria and other nations to increase their food production. Before his meeting with Canada's agricultural experts, Mr. Whelan said in an interview that the federal government will propose a form of guaranteed annual income for farmers this year. Farmers and government would contribute . to a special "stability insurance" fund, from which farmers would draw money if their incomes dropped. Trade With Mexico Industry, Trade and Commerce Minister Alastair Gillespie accompanied by government officials and top Canadian businessmen, was in Mexico for three days of trade talks. The minister predicted • that Canada will do a $1 billion worth of business with Mexico in the next few years. New Bankruptcy Rules Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister Herb Gray said in a recent report that he hopes to introduce in Parliament this year, News:of Correspondent Mrs. Chester Earl Mrs. John Vine and Miss Erin Kennedy of London visited Mr. andMrs. A. Bremner for a couple of days. They were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl. McDonald Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ward and family of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith and family, Elmira, visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dobson. - Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell of Elmira visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Scheerer. Mr, and Mrs. , Ken Scheerer andPamela visited at the same home.' Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stephenson were Mrs. James Hampson and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Larry England and ;iris, all of Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl and ludy visited Sunday with Mr. and rs. Les Earl, Atwood. Mr. and Mrs. James MeTaggart of Brussels were Saturday evening guests of Mt. and Mrs. Percy St ephenson. Twelve tables played euchre at the Community Centre Monday evening, Sponsored by the Hall. Board, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Evens were conveners, Mrs. Cliff Bray has rettirned home from St. Marys Hospital, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Willis McCartney of Milestone, Sask and Miss Mildred McCartney, Ottawa visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cardiff. Visitors With Dr. and Mrs. D. Wardlaw on Sunday were Dr. W.L.A. and Mrs. VVardlaw and Susan of Brantford. Mr. and mrs. Leon Perkin and Mrs. Robert Brown of List Mr. and Mrs. • Robert Kleinstriber of Brampton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs kleinstriber. new proposals to revise the Bankruptcy Act. ' Finance Ministers Meet Federal Finance Minister John Turner predicted a healthy economy In 1974 but the energy situation made firm projections impossible. ' At a meeting of federal- provincial finance ministers, Mr. Turner rejected provincial requests 'for compensation for losses incurred from indexing. A committee will be set up to watch investments in energy developments, to •ensure there are no great demands on the economy. Immigration Policy Canada's immigration policy for the future is presently under study. • A federal green paper, the first step toward a complete re-evaluation of this country's immigration requirements and strategy, will be released late in the spring. After publication of that green paper, the Parliament of Manpower and Immigration will sponsor' a "National Conference on In-migration and Population". Exports Up 25.4, 0/0 Canada's exports rose to $25.17 billion in 1973 from $20,27 billion in 1972 - an increase of 25.4%. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bretnner.on Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Ross Siebert and Craig are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Seibert, Their new home at Milverton is uncompleted. Mrs. Alex Pearson visited Sunday with her mother, Mrs. J. McWilliams in Mt. Forest. The congregation of the Ethel Presbyterian Church held their annual meeting following their church service. March Last day! Save on taxes and add to your retirement fund by subscribing to Victoria and Grey Trust Company's Registered Retirement Savings Plans. But right now! Last day to register tax reduction savings is March 1. See, Victoria arid Grey — today!' Correspondent Mrs, Mac Engel The annual congregational meeting of Knox Church was preceded. by a pot-luck dinner at 12:30 on Wednesday, January 30., Rev, C,A.Falconer was appointed. chairman and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson, secretary. - The meeting was opened with a scripture reading and prayer by Rev. Falconer. The printed reports were adopted. The Camp Allocation and Presbytery dues were discussed and a salary committee and organ committee appointed. The new managers appointed were John A. Perrie, John Conley and Stewart Steiss, Organists are Mrs. Stuart McNair and Mr s. Stewart Steiss. Mrs. Mac Engel was re-appointed secretary-treasurer. Mrs, Clare Veitch will be the auditor. Ushers Jack Knight and Stewart Steiss with Larry Smith and Leslie Knight as assistants. -An increased Budget allocation was accepted , fo-r 1974. The meeting closed with prayer. Personals Clem Steffler is in Wingham Hospital following acar and train accident on Thursday afternoon, January 31 which occurred on the, sideroad between the 10th and 8th con. Grey Twp. Mr. Steffler suffered cuts and shoulder injury but is reported in satisfactory condition. Mrs.. Harvey Hood had the misfortune to fall fracturing her right arm during the treacherous ANSWER: .Nursing Division Location Cambridge (Galt) Doon (Kitchener) Guelph Stratiord icy conditions. Mr. and Mrs, Win. Adamson, and family have moved to Lucknow, having sold their farm on the 9th con, Bill Paris has 'returned, to his home inPrescott after; spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knigh and, boys visited on Sunday wi Mr, and Mrs. Allan McTagga Goclerich. A Post classified walpayx dividends. Have you tried ono Dial Hrusseis 887-6641. Ethel 'W* W, Cousins, Manager Mr.Cardiff ted Listpwel, Ontario 0 `—tHe RittisSELS POtT, OEBRUARY '6, 1914 NURSING DIPLOMA PROGRAM A Few Questions — And Answers! ! QUESTION: What is the value of a Conestoga College Nursing Diploma? ANSWER: The Nursing Diploma granted upon completion of the two year program enables the graduates to be eligible to write the examinations to became a Registered Norse. QUESTION: Recently the Ontario Government transferred the Nursing Diploma Programs from the Hospital Schools of Nursing to the Community Colleges, How does this transfer affect the program : ANSWER: Hardly at all. Conestoga College will process the applications, but the chairman of each Nursing Division will choose the candidates. Since our Division chairmen are the former directors of the Hospital Schools of Nursing; their knowledge and experience will continue to guide the program. QUESTION : Will the"nursing students continue to have as much nursing experience in hospitals as they did prior to the transfer to the College? ANSWER: Yes, definitely, Since clinical experience is a vital part of the Conestoga College Nursing Diploma Program the nursing students will have as much and if possible more nursing experience in the hospitals and community health agencies than they did before. 'QUESTION : • Have the locations where nursing students take their classes and clinical experiences changed? ANSWER: - No. Classes are held in the former Hospital Schools of Nursing buildings and clinical experience it obtained in the same hospitals as before. QUESTION Where are' the Conestoga College Nursing Divisions located and who should be contacted for specific information?