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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 31, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Newcastle man joins race for local Tory nomination Hospital Auxiliary Report Construction is nearly complete By Donna Sweetman tre. home placement and any spe- The first meeting of the Hos- Our guest speaker was Sandy cial needs. A Newcastle farmer has pital Auxiliary in. 1995 was on McCully. She spoke about her Sandy and Dr. Steven Russell jumped into the race here for Monday, Jan. 16 in the cafete- duties in the hospital. Sandy is chair the committee on Pallia- the conservative nomination na. . in charge of diabetes education. tive Care. Sandy has a HELP in the upcoming provincial Mr. Brown was present to an- There are about 568 patients. Program. It is a Healthy Enwvi- election. oo swer any questions we have Each month Sandy has a two - ronment for Long term Pa- Hugh Allin, currently serv- about the constitution. He told day workshop where she teach- tients. They arrange some com- ing on the riding executive us there is about another month es these patients about diet and munity outings with these here, said he wants to be part of construction left. In the fu- exercise. Sandy alsoisincharge patients. One trip was to the of the next government as it ture we will have our meetings of discharge planning. She ar- Oshawa Shopping Centre. works to erase the legacy left In the Education Resource Cen- ranges home care, nursing There were 15 babies born in by previous administrations. December. 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A nominating committee of Eleanor Davidson, Hammie Oosterloo and Annie Wakeford was selected. comes from the belief that the socialists -- both the NDP and Liberal variety -- have impov- erished what had been one of the most prosperous and have left a legacy of debt to our children," Mr. Allin said in announcing his candi- dacy last week. He said he believes in "building for the future rather than taking from the future; that we do not have the right to spend our children's taxes." Mr. Allin promised to adhere to conservative princi- ples and free enterprise. PC leader Mike Harris "has a workable plan to restore Ontario's prosperity," he said. Mr. Allin graduated as an industrial engineer from General Motors Institute and for 20 years has managed the family farm in Newcastle with E3 economies in North America, | HUGH ALLIN his two brothers. He is a councillor with the Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Board, and has been a driving force in bring- ing about major structural changes within the organiza- tion. . He joins three other men -- Llewellyn Jones of Cartwright, Jack Wiley of Oshawa and Bowmanville res- ident John O'Toole -- in his quest for the Tory nomination in Durham East. The local Conservatives will select their candidate for this spring's provincial elec- tion Feb. 18. Social Development Council to meet On Friday, Feb. 3 the North Durham Social Development Council will host an Interagen- cy Meeting for all human ser- vice providers and all other in- terested parties in the three northern townships of Durham Region. The agenda for this meeting will include a short presenta- tion (Agency Spotlight) by Sher- ri Anderson of the District Health Council. Larry O'Connor will provide an up- date on Long Term Health Care Reform. There will be an oppor- tunity for agency networking. 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PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY ested public are cordially invit- ed. Leave a message at (905) 852-6992 to confirm your atten- dance. Registration is at 11:45 a.m. at the Community Nursing | Home, 15941 Simcoe Street, Port Perry. Cost is $10 for the luncheon which includes a do- nation to the nursing home resi- dents. Students to take 'high-tech' tour More than 150 students from Durham and Northum- berland Regions will have the opportunity on Feb. 22 to learn first-hand about high tech and community health careers. The day-long event will be sponsored by the Durham Board of Education, in co- operation with Durham Col- lege and Oshawa General Hospital. Students from Grades 11, 12 and 13 who are interested in careers in the health care field can take partin two half day sessions. The first will deal with high tech health care careers and will take place at Oshawa General Hospital where professional staff will introduce students to a variety of career opportu- nities. The second, dealing with community-based health care careers, will take place at Durham College where students will rotate through three workshops. The work- shop presenters will be part of a panel where they will be able to discuss their careers and answer student's ques- tions.