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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-06-21, Page 2s -TNI HURON EXPOSITOR, June 21, 11,05 Close-up Hospital honours long service Seaforth Community Hospital recognized Dr. Ed Malkus for more than 40 years of service during the Service recognition Awards Ceremony on Wednes- day, June 14. Also being recognized for service to the hospital were Yvette Binnendyk (30 years), Beuy Coleman, Marg McClure, Anne Ste. Marie and Helen Stewart (25 years). Recognized for 20 years of service to Seaforth Community Hospital were Jack Bedard, Carol Bowker, Charlynn Brown, Marlene deVries, Kathy Elliott, Pat Gillis, Mary Ellen Hallahan, Helen Henderson, Judy Lamont, Brenda Linton, Ruth Lyon, Don Matthews, Joyce McClure, Mary Ritchic, Dianne Wood and June Zettel. Receiving awards for more than 15 years of service were Cathy Bennewies, Mary Coyne, Loretta Dolmage, Sheila Feeney, Mary Margaret Nash, Val Poisson and Beth Van Doornik. Receiving awards for ten years were Linda AIIin, Bonnie Beimers, Flori Craig, Lorraine Devereaux, Catherine Feeney, Doug Halfpenny, Sheila Hallahan, Bernice Hulley, Carol Hunt, Kay Mailloux, Irene Nicholson and Sharon Wilson. Receiving awards for five years service were Lori Askett, Dorothy Barry, Lynne Cronin, Laurie Dolmage, Ron Drager, Azetta Gibbons, Pat Koehler, roanne McClure, Margaret TIM CUMMING PHOTO HOSPITAL SERVICE AWARDS - Seaforth Community Hospital honoured some of its employees for long service at a Service Recognition Awards Ceremony at Seaforth Golf and Country Club. Receiving awards, above, were Helen Stewart (25 years), Yvette Binnendyk (30 years) and Betty Coleman (25 years). Not shown in photo were 25 -year service recipients Marg McClure and Anne Ste. Marie. Mennell, Pam Nesbitt, Lorraine Noakes, Mary Passchier, Audrey Schenk, Laverne Scott, Leona Sharpe, Linda Van Wyk, Clara Vandcrlaan and Dr. Mark Woldnik. Women honoured for service to Auxiliary BY TIM CUMMING Expositor Editor Two women were honoured on June 13 for their combined 75 years of service to the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary. Dorothy Hays received an Outstanding Service Pin for her work with the Hospital Auxili- ary from 1939-1994. Joan Chesney was presented with a framed certificate . for more than 20 years of service to the Hospital Auxiliary. Perfect attendance scrolls were awarded to Pauline Bennett, Susan Dick, Dorothy Hays, Betty HuIley, Marie Kelly, Mary Margaret Maloney, Margaret Marian Mennell, Lottclla Montgomery, Margaret Smalc and Geraldine Wilson. The Seaforth Hospital Auxili- ary bursary has been opened up to include all students in the Seaforth Community Hospital catchment arca who are pursu- ing a cancer in a health-related field at an approved college. The successful applicant will be presented with the bursary at the Auxiliary's September pot luck supper meeting on Sept. 12. Forms for the bursary are available from Yvonne Kit- chen, Director of Volunteer Services, at Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital. In July and August the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary will be placing Mason Jars in stores to raise money. Frances Teatero, chairperson of Region 2 of Hospital Auxili- ary Association of Ontario, told the crowd at the annual June dinner that Hospital Auxiliaries raise tens of millions of dollars a year for health care. tOJEST SPEAKER China is a country which has seen great changes, said guest speaker Joyce Doig, of RR 4 Seaforth, at the annual June dinner of the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary. She told the crowd of Hospi- tal Auxiliary members that she saw changes when she returned Welfare costs down in Huron Reeve Bill Bennett, the town's representative on Huron County Council, reported that welfare costs in Huron are relatively low and getting lower at last week's meeting of Seaforth Council. He said the cost of social services in the county was down by 12.09 per cent at the end of March, compared to the first three months of last year, with more welfare recipients being trained and joining the work force. Reeve Benneu added ad- justed welfare costs per capita here in Huron arc the fifth lowest of the 61 reporting municipalities in the province at 2.31 per cent. Kingston topped the list at 10.99 per cent. to the country for a second time. "The progress is absolutely phenomenal," she said. "Five years ago in China you saw lots of bicycles and donkey carts, now you're looking at Jeep Cherokees and Mercedes Benz." China is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, the guest speaker sug- gested. Joyce Doig visited China in 1989 and the fall of 1993 as part of the Citizen Ambassador Program. She also visited the former USSR in 1991. • PURINA* HORSE CHOWS PLAN TO ATTEND A v‘olde 7eedeaf Sest4ea4 MONDAY JUNE 26 at 7:30 PM Seaforth Orange Hall Coffee & Donuts - Special Door Prize! "Ian Miller Print" FEATURE SPEAKER: Scott McIntosh Purina Horse Specialist TOPICS: FEEDING FOR PERFORMANCE MARE & FOAL NUTRITION Sponse red By: Milton J. Dietz Ltd. and Ralston Purina Cali today to reserve your seat!! 522-0608 1-800-818-5257 Ellg Tast? WHITE OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT B R EAD S?c°=.� ,�_. ed BUY 3 Gr FR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 'HAMBURG/HOT DOG ROLLS PKG. a 99. ASSORTED SQUARES PKG. 6 $2.99 MUFFINS ALL VARIETIES PKG. 6 $2.49 WEEKLY IN-STORE SPECIALS CANADIAN & IMPORTED CHEESES TIMI CU MMJNG PHOTO FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE - Seaforth Community Hospital Board of Directors Chairperson Marten Vincent presented an award of recognition to Dr. Ed Malkus for more than. 40 years. of service at the hospital. Chief Executive Officer Bill Thibert applauds in the background. The award was presented at the Service Recognition Awards Ceremony on Wednesday at Seaforth Golf and Country Club. An open house will honour Dr. Malkus on Wednesday, June 21 (tonight). TIM CUMMING PHOTO HOSPITAL AUXILIARY SERVICE AWARD - Dorothy Hays received an Outstanding Service Pin for 55 years of service to the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary from Frances Teatero, Chairperson of Region Two of the Hospital Auxiliary Associ- ation of Ontario, during the annual June dinner held on June 13. TTM CUNSONG PHOTO CERTIFICATE AWARDED - Joan Chesney receives a framed certificate honouring her 20 years of service to the Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary. She is a former president of the Hospital Auxiliary. Frances Teatero, Chairperson of Region Two of the Hospital Auxiliary Association of Ontario, pres- ented the award on Tuesday, June 13 at the annual June dinner. JERRY RADER SALADS SPECIALTY FOODS & CRACKERS FRESH MADE SOUP & SANDWICHES, COFFEE & DONUTS AND MORE! 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