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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-26, Page 4Kottemwoloov a0):40;*::1MtVgAtNAttof tt8 VO 4s:iWit'A# •;;2.1.:2AN isPi•eo vt.• ••••: 4zi* %If:\ \ it- • ".‘ 4 \\..\ 'we 47fizo.‘ TerrifiC togs to sport through Spring! E3oys and girls especially, go for clothes that are fun towear...Moms like their ea4-care! tuff! Spring Coats and Spring Jackets Satin Jackets Unisex Sizes 3 - 16 'yrs. Boy's and Girl's Coat; To size 6X Hooded Jackets Size 2 - 6 yrs. Fleeced Lined Jackets Boy's and Girl's 3 piece Coat, Pant and Hat Sets 12 24 months Bill's Place Variety Lucknow Phone 528-2238 Paige IsoW %ROW, Wednesday Miireh 26, 1980 ita s face sho e o re is • outlet rte s a Three year period. by-law enforcenient officer, to enforce by-laWs in the village. :Council is of ,the opinion there is no real need for a by-law enforcement officet in the village at .this plain mapping ,of the village. *Council decided not to enter an agreement with Bruce County to, use , the county's time. . • • * •Ontario Hydro has carried out a review of the village's hydro system and made recom- mendations. Approximately $16,000 work is necessary, immediately and the report outlines a major re-building program over a * Lucknow Village Council- will meet with repreSentatives of the MaitlaInd Valley Conservation Authority at their June Meet- ing to, discuss the. preliminary secondary plan the authority is preparing for the flood z, abotit4 suitabie box for the new truck. spreading and. and hauling. equipment. truck' the- village works 'employdes use for ' Ab Murray was to contact Bruce 'County *• A truck tender frotri Montgomery MotorS Ltd. was received for the' one ton truck, the village intends to 'buy to replace the 1970 Council decided to sell the old truck as a unit rather than •diSniantling' the box. Councillor * Herb Clark, council's new representative on the. Maitland'Valley Conservation Anther- ity,. reported to council: concerning the ann ual. meeting of the Authority'which. be' water quality and flood Control. The council chOoseS a project to 'be done and their attended. Mr.. Clark ,told Council the Author- ity is an organization whose ',mandate is representative will carry the proposal 'to the Authority for approval. MAKE IT A RULE., DY for girder Your Out -of Tos*.'Floste.0.-.Earilf SHOP NOW FotoorsEigTioN.. Quinn's Flowers & Gifts Lucknow Phone 528-2033 she said, although she didn't-IMow whai the are under, he reported, and the hespitat as a percentage•rof graduates leaving Ontario is. • whole' is within one per cent of budget, She also: explained that "•while nursing a He also noted patient per, diem costs 'are • Schools in the province haVe been •aSked to up about five dol lars over the budgeted. extend their progratiii, it doesn't necessarily amount -- Sid compared to $107 -, primarily • mean they • will be ..going to three years as a result of the drop in 'the number of instead of twi,,,theLschools,,havLb,eeLt asked. patient days. Last year the per diem cost was to go to a .Maximum of 24 months instrilaion $98. instead of 20 or 21, she said. They, can take ; In response to a qiiestion submitted by a feWer, provided they can accomplish ;the 'board 'tneMber, Mt. Hayes reported on-the' required amount of classroom and clinical progress renovations to, the childre4's work. '‘ • ward. 'He said cupboards and; a sink have Musing continues to' be a popular ' been installed and the redecorating has been. , profession, Mrs: Hacking herself a nurse started "I think We eary,get It dressed uP'‘ reported, and Conestoga has never had any , quite nicely., - trouble filling its Program. HOwevett she-said Double doors have heen installed and as a she thinks it was a good idea for the province' result the number of complaints about noise 'te reduce enrohnent. When , has diopped drastically, he added: ; CLOSE TO BUDGET Matti Vair reported members" of the In other business at. the board meeting, hoSpital auxiliary, are working 'on improve,' Treasurer Gordon Baxter reported heis still ments to the ward, including toys. She also forecasting the, hospital will be :close to reported that all the .necessary equipment , break-eVen on its budget by the end ,of its • for the stroke Unit- has been acquired; muck:, financial year this menth. Salaries are about of it as:the result of donations by Women's $10,000 over budget but many other areas Institutes around the area. • .CanittdiOss 1:00goe.:chompo)$$:::. 14.:t0E.W.ANT The Canadiens were de- and Tim Bain scored. 6 clared House League Hockey champions at the; game on leading 'the Bruins to their defeat of the 'Leafs. •Darin Saturday morning when they Lindsay scored tvve and Todd defeated the Red Wings 4 Park, Bill Hopf and Paul 2. The Bruins won the conso- Hackett each scored once::;. lation round stomping the Dean Lindsay enjoyed the Maple Leafs 20,, 0. shutout. Canadien goals were scot., The league's fun night will ed by Jim Jurjens witiy2 and be held Saturday night at 7 Bryan Smith and Gerald Niy- p.m. with the Canadiens and en with one , each. Doug Red Wings combining to play Fattish and Mark Gunther the Bruins and Maple Leafs, replied 'for the Wings.- Family skating will follow the Scott Rivett scored ,9 goalS game :at" :8 p.m; -t -eli-dot—ifffeTed"fii ItTadifirgratrater: 0/114 RuSSell, the college's career PlaP4 and placement 'officer, said neatly 94 Per celit'ef nursing graduates found, full or. part-time jobs in that, field, last year, which is virtually identical to The placement record fot the college as a whole4lowever she .was,, unable to prOvide a cpmparison • with previous years, Last year, ' 184 persons graduated in the _"health-_sciences_ prOgram_fronethe college! s three centres at Poen, Guelph and Stratford, doWn slightly from 193 the previous year. Currently '129 students are • ' enrolled in the first year of the program at Doon; 60 at GuelPh and 52 at Stratford. She confirmed there has been a gradual reductioy the .ceiling set by the province for eitnent in the program, but added that is y because of di difficulties the colleges °from (Health Sciences includes both the register,, ed pursing and ambulance programs). Nancy Hacking, who is in the health • sciences department at the college, said the province has twice required the program to cut back- on its •enrolment the first time aboutfottryears-agoi---audi,Slnce-ihen. it-has been holding steady. ; In her opinion, the biggest factors involxed. Were•ceticern over the number of jobs available and over the number of nurses moving to the United States, She said.„„' As a result of the cuts jobs are "reasonably available" in some of the larger: centres, particularly Toronto, she said.. "Certainly% jobs are a little, more available —this_year," • She • added however, she doubts that nursing Will ever, go back to the situation of • 20 years ago, when a nurse coilld leave one job and five minutes later have another one. Nurses have •always gone to the States, • t I