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SAY HELLO TO OUR NURSES! - In anticipation of National
Nursing Week from May 8-14 we gathered together some of the
nursing staff at Seaforth Community Hospital. Shown here,
ushering in Nurses' Week are (front row) Mary Passchier, Janice
Leonhardt, Ruth Bauer, Anne Ste. Marie, nursing student Sharon
Grant, (second row) Beth Van Doornik, Margaret Mennell, Martha
Murray, Esther Kruse, (third row) Sheila Feeney, Kathy Elliott,
Mary Margaret Nash, Yvonne Kitchen, Mary Ellen Hallahan, Judy
Lamont, Val Poisson, Brenda Linton, Cheryl Cook, Pat Gillis, June
Women's Institute
elects new officers
at meeting in
Brucefield
On April 11 the Seaforth
Women's Institute held its annual
meeting with a dinner at the Tea
Room in Brucefield.
Doris Hugill welcomed every-
body. Opened with a poem 'Signs
of Spring'. The Mary Stewart Col-
lect was repeated. Roll Call was
paying of the dues. There were 14
members and two guest. Sarah
Elliott read minutes and gave the
treasurer report.
April 13 - 4-H at Joan Stewart's
at 7:30. District Annual Meeting -
May 18; District Picnic - July 4 -
Crediton; Fall Rally - October 2.
A motion was made to pay the
secretary $25.
Olive Papple gave a report from
the District Board meeting. The
Annual meeting minutes were read
by Sarah Elliott.
Jean Keyes did the slate of
officers for 1995 to 1996. Co-
ordinator President - Helen
MacKenize; President, May, June,
and July - Gladys Doig; President,
August, September, and October -
Viola Lawson; President, Novem-
ber, December and January - Olive
Papple; President - February,
March, April - Doris Hugill; Secre-
tary/Treasurer - Sarah Elliott; Asso-
ciate Secretary/Treasurer - Helen
MacKenize; District Director -
Olive Papple; Alternate District
Director - Evelyn Carter; Program
Co-ordinator - Marion Gordon;
Assistant Program Co-ordinator -
Betty Hulley; Public Relation
Officer - Marjorie Rock; Branch
Director's - Betty Hulley, Marjorie
Rock, Jean Keyes, Clarissa Stewart;
Sunshine Convenor - Evelyn Carter;
Helper - Marjorie Rock; Telephone
Committee - Viola Lawson, Annona
Crozier; Pianist - Sarah Elliott;
Nominating Committee Branch
Director, Alt District Director;
Lunch Convenor's - Jean Keyes,
Kay O'Rourke; Auditors - Clarissa
Stewart, Marjorie Rock.
Standing Committees: Agriculture
- Helen MacKenize, Olive Papple;
Canadian Industries - Betty Hulley,
Clarissa Stewart; Education &
Cultural Activities - Doris Hugill,
Thelma Dale; Family & Consumer
Affairs - Viola Lawson, Mary
Nolan; Citizenship & Legislation -
Gladys Doig, Jean Keyes; Interna-
tional Affairs - Olive Papple, Kay
O'Rourke; Resolutions - Evelyn
Carter, Marjorie Rock; October
meeting - Public Relations,
Marjorie Rock, Doris Hugill;
November Meeting - Betty Hulley,
Marion Gordon; December Meeting
- Evelyn Carter, Marion Gordon;
April Meeting, Annual - Gladys
Doig, Grace Scott.
May 9 the meeting will be at
Doris Hugill home at 1:30. Thank
you note will be sent to the Team
Room at Brucefield for holding our
meeting there. Meeting was
adjourned.
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Diane McNichol, Marlene DeVries and Juanita Smith. Not shown
in photo are Jane McNaughton, Elda Tindall, Clara Vanderlaan,
Sheila Hallahan, Mary Coyne, Pauline Lihton, Florae Craig, Carol
Hunt, Lynn Davies, Helen Stewart, Joan Chesney and student
nurse Kim Dixon.
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