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PAGE tr - WATEHLOO OWNER. .teDNESDAY. NOVEMIER 12. "The Nurse in the Community - Roles in Transition" is the panel discussion topic planned for the November M), mo den-en meeting of the Waterloo Chapter of the Registered Nurses' Association of ammo to be held at the Kitchener Charcoal Steak House With nursing shining a; focus from illness to health, the role of the Monday Nov. " UP " tour son or l N, 1" 'V’ savmq on msumna‘ 'Sauer an mum 0'va _ Tni Td _ m a unveuwnem qrartt' rrrttte "0050!,de make n a T ‘ f ‘i , _ Slunomzs tam“ prn'wssmnm lot edge” m Tet 410mm H . I _ rr t hr nuwnq slung m "w Mass And when u Fumes In y . ' L "' SEim ’ I mom arm m the (w Ouch“) Waning that new army a g, I m "y/f FtirT tr mg Inslvurlvon on mam Dro'essmnal duwnq Cootse = _ A "/ I . when“) and ummqpnrws mixes n 935an "gm trom ( A? / , 50 that when "my s,ot:rrttett In the slarl Gi A . - -, - mssuig mow wet they H have Thais where we comp m -' BSI q ‘. 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Y, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public they 60M graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada Training centres coast to coast LAW OFFICE ' . \ a L": . f?. ' - , ( 'it') E t l u- ' i t Ln ‘ 1-“ H a _ . I " ,. , -5r-sr--e % , ( C/il/ami-io til, ( () / tr) -' r“ “i " _ (N o','),, (ttiii-ii-ii'- _ mg: we T ‘ -- / t (106*!wa Waterloo. Ontario N2J 1P2 community nurse has greatly upended, Shirley Swiech a Pub- lic Health Nurse With the Waterloo Regional Health Unit, Sandra Green a Nurse Practi- tioner with the Wilmot Medical Centre. Marilyn Fisher an Occupational Health Nurse with Con- estoga College and Donna Nash, Director of the Victorian Order of an 'TiiCt1LTti5.ti.jp'.thtFo1t Ines. Nov. 25 WATERLOO 232 DONG NORTH in class ms. 8- Thurs. evenings 5794800 884-1332 at 'arnphu vary how D'uv‘vvu- Io amuw- Law an WP '4- nemxnob h. m- uunnm ”hunt in» W'm’NIIm-r amt wash». Monday ht. Nurse: for Waterloo Re- gion will present their views on not the role of the community nurse has changed. Public Health Nurse. Linda Gibbs will mo- donate the panel discus- Nurses wishing to at- tend should qontact Marilyn Kelly at 745- 6168 for retgervatgons, CAMBRIDGE ro AINSLIE NORTH 623-6730 in class Mon. to Fri. mornings B.MImt,LL I. Auditions are now under way across Canada topelect the 1981 members of the National Youth Orchestra, From November 10. through December 17. auditions will take place in 22 dif- ferent cuties across the country, Local auditions take place Dec, 5, 10 a.m at the facdity of music, Wilfrid Laurier University with Ed Nixon auditioning, _ _ Since 1960. the National Youth Orchestra has been Canada's major training ground for or- chestral musicians and its graduates are to be found in every Canadian symphony orchestra This year:. over 700 young instrumentalists Will be participating in the nation-wide auditions o BASS o DRUMS ly o PEDAL STEEL GUITAR 0 VIOLIN/FIDDLE e MANDOLIN e 5 STR, BANJO e ACCORDION Enroll Now 3" For Full Classes a No Contrectsl - Beginners To Prefesslonnl We Rent Instruments With Option To Buy GOLDEN FIDDLE MUSIC COMPANY 743-82 ll T ly Friends, family and scouts pitch in Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes church for a huge pie bake to raise funds for the Sixth Waterloo Scout Troop. The troop hopes to raise money to send members to the 1981 Boy Scout Jamboree in Calgary next July and has already baked more than BOO pies towards the cause. Participants include (clockwise from left to right): Judy Robertson. Terri Kalbfleisch, Betty Wendling. Bryan Sehl. Scott Aldridge. Suzette Sehl, Barb Aldridge and Ardele Mesman. Readers interested in order- Guitar ing a die should call tMMVOt02. NYO auditions next month 21 THIRD AVE. KITCHENER , Strict Iy Professional Teachers MUSIC LESSONS 1 rock teacher lust ar- rived from England 2 country, rock, blue- grass teachers 1 gurtar Theory & notes teacher . PIE BAKE 3. The 100 musicians who are selected to join the 1981 NYO will take part in an Intensive training session, consisting of orchestra rehearsals. chamber music, private lessons. lectures and study under the direction of a distinguished in- ternational faculty SC H EN D EL ”630.1%?" 120 KING STREET SOUTH, wamoo - “I no 0 OFFICE FtmKmME o STANCE" . INF" OPEN DAILY TO 545 PM THUR ' FRI TILL 9 PM The session takes place In different parts of the country. each year, and several public con- certs are given Details are released after the Orchestra tS chosen Each successful applicant receives a full scholarship up to the value of The audition Itself requires each musician to play technical exercises. excerpts from the or- chestral repertoire and a short solo. The audi- tton is structured as an educational experience In itself, the requirements of which are similar to a professional orchestra audition, Fdr further Information. contact Paul Hawk- shaw 1416! 922-5031, _ SALE ENDS DECEMBER 13/8tt AN OUTSTANDING SALE OF SMITH-CORONA PORTABLES. EACH WITH THE FAMOUS . SCH ”DAY, 5YEAR WARRANTY. Cmt-8tC"0tt-SCM'.ttrr- 001 Easy to ”law’s-mac. curtri-ritstoo.r-!iac'tmc- W " - Mqrtqqt pan-uh " mngOO-WWW Gif load; ot Violate. VII-d “I.” EWRfTERS 219"