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Page Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, irebrnarY 5, 1997
Lancers lose in overtime •
With just 12 seconds left in the third period, Dundalk
tied the game. with the Luckno* Lancers at five all.
With .fifteen seconds left in overtime, Dundalk netted
their six goal for the win;
Goal were from ,Justin Murray (2), Brad Priestap,.
Ave . McKee and • Kyle Wheeler, with Murray, Priestap
an
Clint Murray picking up double assists, and McKee,
sell Sutton and Steve,Simpson, .recording singles,
n Sunday,.tNe Lancers travelled to Grand Valley and
out on. the winning end of an 8 to 6 score.
ts: B. Murray, L Murray, McKee, Simpson, Matt
say
, Dale Priestap, C. Murray, and Darin Lind
two 'each; Wheeler with three, and. singles by
.tt, Duane Porter. •
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"Not lust an
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" by Pat Livingstone
. In an.exclusive inter,
View with the Lucknow.
Sentinel' on Saturday, Pat
Palmer, of R.R. 3,
Lucknow,. announced his
intention to seek the feder
al Progressive Conserv
ative. nomination". for, the
Huron Bruce riding. in the
upcoming election.
, "It's time, for a credible
government," said Palmer,
a tax crv'sader and .past
president -.of the Ontario
Chamber of Commerce.
Palmer has enjoyed a
career of 35 years•.with the
Royal Bank, where. he is
currently a senior.execu-
tive:
Palmer said he was.
honored. when • Jean
Charest asked him point
blank, to run for
"The.. current Liberal
government continues: to,
kill job creation; with its
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Saturdays 15th
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Their lack
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vision in
youth`
education
or adult
.. retraining
f o r.
tomorrow
and. the U
next mil,-: Pat.
- !minium simply kills:„loll
security; And those hidden
and continuously :rising
taxes kill jobs.
"We must have a gov-
ernmentthat is prepared to
introduce balanced budget
and taxpayer legislation,"
stressed Palmer. .... . .
Palmer said after two
weeks.,.. of behind -the-•
Palmer.
the freedom• to
bring home a. reasonable
portion .Of that income::
With Jean Charest''s lead.
ership, I, believe I can.
''assist >,.n•imprbving these
.opporthlnities for our Can
stituents; Canada is a truly
• great nation: We must .pro-
tect it
rotect;it for our children,"
said .the Bruce. County
. .
nomination
s c e;n a s, native.'
• Palmer was raised iii
the • communities .:of
Wiarton and Kincardine,
His father, Jim Painter,
served as the Anglican'
priest at the three point
charge .of. Bervie, Kingarf
and Kinlougb many years
ago His parents. currently,
reside in BC.
Palmer and his wife of ..
33 years, Margaret; live in
Georgetown through the
Week and'inAshfield
township on weekends.'
The family farm. was pur-
chased nine years ago, as a
- retirement plan. They have
four grown :children and
one grandchild
• •` He -has travelled exten
;sively nationally and inter- •
nation. ally;. and served on a
long list of governmental, `
business,- academic and.
' volunteer: organizations.
talks, he
has ,recei-
ved a
very .pos-
1ti:ve•
response
from peo-
ple inthis
area.
"In }fur.'
on Bruce,
we jiist
want, the
opportu-
n ity • .. to
earn a
reasonable
Grey Bruce District Health Council
Poor planning by DHS dela;
coverage : of restructuringre
by Bev Fry, Patrick
Raftis anti Tracey Doerr
The public is going to
expect to know whatthe
future holds for. the 10 hos-
pitals in Grey: and Bruce
counties, yet the weekly
newspapersin those com-
munities won't. have . the
Grey'Bruce District Health
Council's(DHC) recom-
wi h any''purchase of a
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mendations until a week • Eagleson;`also said pre..
after the DHC's health and; •• release of the report would
hospital restructuring com be impossible because the
• mittee makes:its.. recom: ' report., is constantly being
• mendations public, • updated to adapt to chang .
The restructuring; coin—.ing: ' circumstances For
• mittee report was released example, Eagleson said
Tuesday evening, February: media .packages were
.. 4, 'hours , after the, final : "almost • ready" to go for
deadline for most weekly • printing . early last . week.
newspapers in the area. • However, , he , :,said : •'they
The DHC: . usually meets were held up to be adjusted
the :'first, Tuesday . of . the to reflect the results ofthe
month. and . this meeting;, ' Huron -Perth DHC restruc
held in Olken' Sound, was • •tuning s udy and an,antici,
its February, meeting: ' . pated announcement',from
The restructuring com- the province in the middle.
mittee had •originally of last week i ° '
planned to make its.recom "We'll probably, . be
mendations. • public ,'on '•working on it right to the
Tuesday,' Dec: 3,: before 11th hour," said Eagleson.
•
postponing that meeting to• " A spokesman for Karen
Thursday,Dec.. 12. That : Levemck,'executive direr-
meeting was postponed tor of the DHC, also said no
until ' Feb, ..4„ to give the to the request for advance
restructuring committee information. • The
more . time to get through spokesman said she wasn't
the reams of,information it ' .in a position to 'comment.
had • received regarding.. Only Levenick -could. 'do
hospital °restructuring, "that. Levenick didn't
DHC Chair Paul return any phone calls. •.
Eagleson conceded it was • Peter ' Bantock, •DHC
"badplanning" to shut out assistant executive director
P1 as su4bstantial. nuinber of and project manager of the
local Media outlets by restructuring committee
releasing the report ` on a was away on holidays until
Tuesday. night:,: Still, Monday, Feb:; 3. The
requests by three Druce spokesman said •he would'
County , weeklies . for be. too busy to return any
advance release of infor° callsuntil after the. Feb: 4'
• mation contained in the'. meeting, •
report :were denied by sev- , ' Dr. Hugh Rose, chair of
eral officials connected the.'restructuring commit
with: the process, • tee •also turned down a
",You're not the first . request • for an advance
person to ask. I've had release of information :to
requests from, 'everybody. . papers whichwould,beT
istry.orn weeklies, - ' from unable'to publish the infor
ticians, from the min, maim' until Wednesday.
The answer to them morning. •
no:: So. I guess it has to . "Absolutely `. not. I'd
o to : you toe," have my neck in. a slung if.I
said., . did that. A lot of people
out
want to . ~ know,. • but ' .:it
wouldn't, be fair to'every
one," .he said. •
• Rose did say,' "I think
a positive report of
liow.••the most use can -be
• Made using" healthcare dol.-
lays in these two counties.
It's taken an • awful ,lot of
work:,."
Steve .Watson,
Kincardine hospital chair
and vice chair of the' four
hospital, alliance, said•
' pulilic-:will expect' the hos-
pital to know what is'iii the
• recommendations: 'an hour.
after the report is .released.
"If:: we're handed a.
report that is seven to eight
inches thick (as the report
is expected: to be) . we
won't' • be• ,, able :::to ':get.
through it in a shoirt period
Of .time:,,
He :added he had asked
the DHC togive hospital
boards some advance time,
but was told no:
He' said: there willbe; an
executive summary in the
report, which the hospital
board •will ,snake as acces-
sible as soon as possible to
• the public.
•""We can't startchurning
Out :copies ` of the report,
but the.executive summay
will . have sortie. perspec•.
titre." •
•Libraries, ` municipal
offices aiad";°hospitals
should have. copies ofthe
full:report 'Watson has
• fears':people"will be up at:
the hospital asking the
office there to photocopy
the report.
Speaking on behalf . of
the alliance; 'Watson said
its nyembers would try to
respond to the recommen-
dations as quickly as possi-
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