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"Then, about 10 days later, they start send­ ing out press releases." Despite the fact no specific allo­ cations have been made to individual hospitals, Wallace is hopeful that Halton Healthcare will be able to share the largesse. To prepare, they are already putting together a plan to help con­ vince the government they need the cash. "Basically what w e're going to do here is look at how we compare to other hospitals and present a busi­ ness plan," said Wallace. The ultimate aim is more staff, she said. Already, increased health care pressures forced Halton Healthcare to add 4.2 full tim e equivalent staffers to O akville's em ergency departm ent at an annual cost o f $300,000. They were hired on need and a prayer that somehow funding would be found to pay for them , said Wallace. "We just crossed our fin­ gers." Increased activity in the evening Campaign was (Continued from page 1) "I will be on the front line for him, doing whatever he needs," she said. In his acceptance speech following the vote, Flynn said he wished he could have run against anyone but Graham, who has sat beside him during Oakville council meetings for the past 14 years. "It was really hard to run against Kathy," he admitted. During the provincial election, expected to be called for early June, Flynn will face NDP candidate Sean Cain, and either incumbent MPPs Terence Young (Halton Centre) or Gary Carr (Oakville South), o f the Progressive Conservatives. The two Tory MPPs find themselves competing for the Oakville nomination after the provincial government reduced the number of MPPs at Queen's Park is more staff hours has m ade hiring casual employees a necessity in the early months o f 1999, said Wallace. C asual em ployees are fully- trained registered nurses and regis­ tered p rac tica l nurses who are brought in on an as-needed basis. If more money comes their way, the hospitals would be able to bring in more perm anent staff. In the m eantim e, W allace is gear­ ing up for the unusual experience of being able to spend. "This is such an abrupt change in d irection ," she said. "You're run­ ning in one direction, and suddenly som eone says 'here is some m oney.'" Wednesday March 31,1999 P ro s ta te s e m in a r T h u rs . A free health forum, Understanding Prostate Cancer, is at the Ramada Inn and Convention centre on April 1st. The event is being presented by the Canadian Cancer Society (Oakville Unit), Halton Healthcare Services and the Urology Resource Centre (Burlington). There will be information dis­ plays and refreshments starting at 6:30 p.m. with the presentation at 7 p.m. Call 338-4379 to reserve a seat. not aggressive through riding redistribution. The Tories will select their candi­ date on April 13th, but Flynn said he isn't daunted by the fact that he will run against an incumbent member. "The fact that they are both incum­ bents means they both come with Tory baggage," he said. "That's the reason the hall was packed tonight." Flynn, who is married and has an 18-year-old son, owns a local turf irri­ gation company. He was elected to town council in 1985 and has served five consecutive terms representing Ward 1. He has also sat on the board of directors of the Royal Botanical Gardens and the Halton Children's Aid Society, and volunteered with Big Brothers Association and Oakville Minor Soccer. Civic Scene Wednesday, March 31st: Halton Regional Council meets in the regional council chambers at 9:30 a.m. at regional headquarters, 1151 Bronte Rd. A public information meeting regarding Rotherglen School is at 7 p.m. in the Oakville Room of the Oakville Municipal Building, 1225 Trafalgar Rd. Tuesday, A pril 6th: Town Council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Oakville Municipal Building. Oakville's Committee of Adjustment meets at 7 p.m. in the Trafalgar Room at the Oakville Municipal Building. 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