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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-05-11, Page 5Congrats Wheels Away fares go up; Brookside pay on km. travelled TO THE EDITOR Dear editor. Congratulations Brookside students and staff who took part in the annual spring concert. From start to finish the actors not only kept the audience in stitches, they truly had a wonderful time doing it. Obviously, a great deal of time and effort went into .the music, costumes, props and lighting. Thank you to all for a very enjoyable evening. The Fisher Family, Port Albert. ,After months of deliberation, the board of directors of the North Huron Special Transit Corporation has approved a change in the rate schedule for their service. Starting June 1, 1994, the user fees will be based on the number of kilometres travelled. The basic rate of $2.50 will remain the same for clients who travel up to eight kilometres on a one-way trip. For trips of more than eight kilometres, the fee will increase 25 cents for each ad- ditional four kilometres. Vicky Piluke, chairperson of Wheels Away, says, "The Wheels Away fee schedule has been a concern for the board of directors for some time now. Both clients Calling all staff/students back to Paisley Central Dear editor. • To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the • opening of the Paisley Central School, an open house will be conducted on the weekend of June 4, 1994. There will also be severalother functions taking place over the course of the day, including both a dance and barbecue. The Re -Union Committee invites anyone who attended or taught at Paisley,Central'School over the past 25 years to come and help celebrate this special event. This will be an opportunity to re -new old friendships and reminisce with former classmates and staff. For further information and tick- ets for this event, please contact: Paisley Central School, 25th Re - Union Committee, P.O. Box 280, Paisley, Ontario, NOG 2N0. (519) 353-5691. Laurie Reid and municipal councils have ques- tioned the logic of charging the same fee fbr a client who travels two kilometres as for another who. travels 30 kilometres. The Board felt they must address this ine- quity." Bev Brown, ' a member of the Board, had reported that "neig- hboring special transit services in Perth County have set their fees according to the distances travelled." This is the first increase of client fees since the inception of the Wheels Away service.'Anyone with questions or concerns can contact any member of the Board of•Direc- tors or call the Co-ordinator John Mann at 357-4074. BIRTHS Nicholson - Angie and Tosha are happy to announce the arrival of their baby brother, Cameron Michael, on May 6, 1994 at Clinton. Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. Proud parents are Mike and Dianne. •Spoiling privileges go to Marie and Willis Bromley, Londesboro and Ronnie and Lynn Nicholson, Ripley. Great grandparents are Clayton and Doris Nicholson, Frances and George Keil, Ruth Cowan and Lillian Handy. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 11, 1994 — Page 5 RN's committed to new health care direction "Nurses make the difference" is the theme for national Nursing WeekMay9to 15. Canadians are proud of having one of the world's best health care systems. The whole focus of health care has moved from treating only illness, to health promotion and disease prevention. It means that individuals, like you, are en- couraged to actively participate in maintaining your own health. Registered nurses are committed to this new direction in health care. They provide health promotion illness prevention, illness care, support and rehabilitation to in- dividuals and their families. Registered nurses play many dif- ferent roles: teacher, counsellor, client advocate, researcher and consultant. They are college or university -educated professionals who work in partnership with other health care practitioners to provide health care to individuals, families or communities. In the hospital, the registered 'nurse is an integral member of all hospital care teams, responsible for co-ordinating all aspects of hospital care, providing emotional support and ensuring that comfort and treat- ment needs are met. In the community, the registered nurses in public health are experts in developing and delivering programs that promote and maintain health and prevent illness. In Grey & Bruce counties, some examples are: active parenting series and healthy senior programs. Home care case managers col- laborate with clients and with ser- vice -delivery partners like partaking therapists, nurses, social workers to focus on client needs and strengths to coordinate health care in your home. s Visiting nurses, like the Victorian Order of Nurses and Community Nursing Services, provide the re- quired care and monitor your progress when you choose to . recuperate at home - ' freeing hospital beds for those who require extensive or complex care. Occupational health nurses promote wellness and provide health counselling in -the workplace, reducing injuries and illness and decreasing the need for costly medical care. Nurse practitioners have special education for assessing, implemen- ting and evaluating your wellness needs. The present government is expanding the usage of this registered nurse in Ontario. Regardless of the setting in which they work, registered nurses are committed to providing holistic care. When You Need Your Insurance Company Do They Tell You Where To Go? ®our right to'choose who works on your vehicle is being challenged.,I1 you have to change your windshield Ole choice of where you go for replacemlent is ALL YOURS. No one, not even your insurance company can take that right away from you,'• Most (nsugance companies respect yeah right to choose but some will try to tell you where to go. Others will act in their own best Interest by trying to send you til a national discount windshield franchise or even an American owned windshield company! Your right to • choose Is the first and most important step b a fair and coinpetilive market. Fair conmpetition has provein.to be 1 the most ellective way to Is your insurance company challenging your right to choose who works on your vehicle? When you need a wmdSht.eld. re one mbe r that can choose your. independents The Indepeindent Auto Glass Association (IAA) works to ensure that the hest choice for service, quality and satistnction is -right here at horde, bring out the hest price, quality, service, and customer satisfaction in • any •type nI market.. The independent glass shops; are owned by your neighbours. Because these shops are based here your Money Stays here. What this means to you is :I richer, healthier local economy. When you choose to shop at home the real benefits to yi>u is a more secure jnh•rnhrket for you and your children. • Independent shops lead the way On installation excellence and customer satisfaction, Through the IAA. independent auto glass shops keep up to date on the technology and skills needed to replace the slags in today's vehicles. Your family's safety in a collision • , depends on proper glass installation. When you choose an•IAA member to change the glass in your vehicle you -can expect only the finest quality of safety glass, factory sealants and guaranteed workmanship that exceed all. , ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER and MINISTRY' •OF TRANSPORTATION safety requirements ('hiosing an independent auto glass Shop guarantees peace of mind wherever you go. IAA Members honour their commitments to your corinplcte satistat•tiuinI Thousands of independent shops silt Iver North :'merle a • can solve luny problems you may have quickly and • . conveniently. Sn discover your Independents and insist 1hat•sour right to choose is respected Your lineal auto gI<)ss market is very t'onipe't(t(ve, so it offers many excellent itrnfees when yet( need a windshield. Where you go is' your choice Stand tip Jur that right i1 anyone tries to tell you where to go If you have any questions in. would like to know more. please contact the IAA. 1 •. It's Your Vehicle -It's Your Choice (MEMBER) Automotive Windshields • Custom Cut Tractor Safety Glass Mirrors & Sunroofs Huron & Bruce Auto Glass I'() Box 578 579 (•nmpbelf•Sl.. I.ucknow, Ontario Nob MO Leo Bridges (519)528-2714 24 Hour Emergency - (519)528-2286 COUNTY OF BRUCE Waste Management Master Plan GARBAGE DUMPS WASTE DISPOSAL SITES LANDFILL SITES - Whatever name you give them, those places that for years have been out of sight, and out of .mind are now coming to the top of our community agendas. With 18 active disposal sites within Bruce County, it appears there .is enough space to handle our garbage for the next 20 years, assuming the County meets its 50% diversity target and changes theway certain sites are operated. f HOWEVER... i Some sites will be full sooner than others and literallymillions of dollars vyill have to be spent to keep certain sites open. When will your community need a new landfill? Where might it be? Would you share .your landfill? At what price? PUBLIC MEETINGS SAUBLE BEACH COMMUNITY CENTRE Tuesday,, May 17 WALKERTON LEGION HALL 505 Scott St. Wednesday, May 18 , KINCARDINE SUTTON PARK INN, 725 King St. Thursday, May 19 All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. For. more information call Barry Randall at 881-1782. WALKERTON LATEX PAINT EXCHANGE MAY 14, 1994 Cali Barry for details and municipal councils have ques- tioned the logic of charging the same fee fbr a client who travels two kilometres as for another who. travels 30 kilometres. The Board felt they must address this ine- quity." Bev Brown, ' a member of the Board, had reported that "neig- hboring special transit services in Perth County have set their fees according to the distances travelled." This is the first increase of client fees since the inception of the Wheels Away service.'Anyone with questions or concerns can contact any member of the Board of•Direc- tors or call the Co-ordinator John Mann at 357-4074. BIRTHS Nicholson - Angie and Tosha are happy to announce the arrival of their baby brother, Cameron Michael, on May 6, 1994 at Clinton. Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. Proud parents are Mike and Dianne. •Spoiling privileges go to Marie and Willis Bromley, Londesboro and Ronnie and Lynn Nicholson, Ripley. Great grandparents are Clayton and Doris Nicholson, Frances and George Keil, Ruth Cowan and Lillian Handy. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 11, 1994 — Page 5 RN's committed to new health care direction "Nurses make the difference" is the theme for national Nursing WeekMay9to 15. Canadians are proud of having one of the world's best health care systems. The whole focus of health care has moved from treating only illness, to health promotion and disease prevention. It means that individuals, like you, are en- couraged to actively participate in maintaining your own health. Registered nurses are committed to this new direction in health care. They provide health promotion illness prevention, illness care, support and rehabilitation to in- dividuals and their families. Registered nurses play many dif- ferent roles: teacher, counsellor, client advocate, researcher and consultant. They are college or university -educated professionals who work in partnership with other health care practitioners to provide health care to individuals, families or communities. In the hospital, the registered 'nurse is an integral member of all hospital care teams, responsible for co-ordinating all aspects of hospital care, providing emotional support and ensuring that comfort and treat- ment needs are met. In the community, the registered nurses in public health are experts in developing and delivering programs that promote and maintain health and prevent illness. In Grey & Bruce counties, some examples are: active parenting series and healthy senior programs. Home care case managers col- laborate with clients and with ser- vice -delivery partners like partaking therapists, nurses, social workers to focus on client needs and strengths to coordinate health care in your home. s Visiting nurses, like the Victorian Order of Nurses and Community Nursing Services, provide the re- quired care and monitor your progress when you choose to . recuperate at home - ' freeing hospital beds for those who require extensive or complex care. Occupational health nurses promote wellness and provide health counselling in -the workplace, reducing injuries and illness and decreasing the need for costly medical care. Nurse practitioners have special education for assessing, implemen- ting and evaluating your wellness needs. The present government is expanding the usage of this registered nurse in Ontario. Regardless of the setting in which they work, registered nurses are committed to providing holistic care. When You Need Your Insurance Company Do They Tell You Where To Go? ®our right to'choose who works on your vehicle is being challenged.,I1 you have to change your windshield Ole choice of where you go for replacemlent is ALL YOURS. No one, not even your insurance company can take that right away from you,'• Most (nsugance companies respect yeah right to choose but some will try to tell you where to go. Others will act in their own best Interest by trying to send you til a national discount windshield franchise or even an American owned windshield company! Your right to • choose Is the first and most important step b a fair and coinpetilive market. Fair conmpetition has provein.to be 1 the most ellective way to Is your insurance company challenging your right to choose who works on your vehicle? When you need a wmdSht.eld. re one mbe r that can choose your. independents The Indepeindent Auto Glass Association (IAA) works to ensure that the hest choice for service, quality and satistnction is -right here at horde, bring out the hest price, quality, service, and customer satisfaction in • any •type nI market.. The independent glass shops; are owned by your neighbours. Because these shops are based here your Money Stays here. What this means to you is :I richer, healthier local economy. When you choose to shop at home the real benefits to yi>u is a more secure jnh•rnhrket for you and your children. • Independent shops lead the way On installation excellence and customer satisfaction, Through the IAA. independent auto glass shops keep up to date on the technology and skills needed to replace the slags in today's vehicles. Your family's safety in a collision • , depends on proper glass installation. When you choose an•IAA member to change the glass in your vehicle you -can expect only the finest quality of safety glass, factory sealants and guaranteed workmanship that exceed all. , ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER and MINISTRY' •OF TRANSPORTATION safety requirements ('hiosing an independent auto glass Shop guarantees peace of mind wherever you go. IAA Members honour their commitments to your corinplcte satistat•tiuinI Thousands of independent shops silt Iver North :'merle a • can solve luny problems you may have quickly and • . conveniently. Sn discover your Independents and insist 1hat•sour right to choose is respected Your lineal auto gI<)ss market is very t'onipe't(t(ve, so it offers many excellent itrnfees when yet( need a windshield. Where you go is' your choice Stand tip Jur that right i1 anyone tries to tell you where to go If you have any questions in. would like to know more. please contact the IAA. 1 •. It's Your Vehicle -It's Your Choice (MEMBER) Automotive Windshields • Custom Cut Tractor Safety Glass Mirrors & Sunroofs Huron & Bruce Auto Glass I'() Box 578 579 (•nmpbelf•Sl.. I.ucknow, Ontario Nob MO Leo Bridges (519)528-2714 24 Hour Emergency - (519)528-2286