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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-06-29, Page 6Guests and friends of the graduatthgt vides and attendants are shown' here as they relax outside while refreshments were being served -M-any ttend f . following the programat the Ontario hospital last week, ental Nursing Graduates The auditorium of the Ont. ario. Hospital was filled to cap. acity for the graduation cere- monies held Wednesday after - June 21 at which 30 stud. noon, ents of the Mental HealthNur- sing course were presented with pyschiatric, nursing certificates, Arnourig those receiving spec. Tal awards were: RobertSteep, CHOOSE FROM THESE .GREAT "OLD HOME ..WEEK" CAMERA FEATURES the Swinger Regular -... 24.95 Centennial Special 95 YOUR OLD WORN-OUT CAMERA IS WORTH MONEY Hereis a Fabulous "Trade -In'.' Offer on your old camera. We don't care how old or in whatcon- dition it is. Trade in now to a brand new automatic O' KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERA OUTFIT. - •h r. 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GUEST SPEAKER Guest speaker for the occ- asion was Miss Norah Roberts, former director of • nursing --at Goderich Ontario hospital. Presentation of pins and dip- lomas to the graduating aides. and attendants were 'made by Mrs. M. Cole, Mrs. J. Stringer -acerb-Ar-Costello, Miss S. Chis- holm presented the pyschiatric Graduation ceremonies for the 30 graduates of the psychiatric nursing course at Ontario Hospital, Goderich, were held Wednesday, June 21, in the auditorium of the hospital. Shown here as they are about to .receive their . pins • and diplomas are son of the 30 graduates of the course. Making the presentation of diplomas. is Mrs. John Stringer; Mrs. M. Cole, acting directress of ;nursing, stands at rear of platform. Receive Nursing Certificates nursing, award; the general proficiency award was made by Dr. W. N. Watters and R. Mc- Daniel c.Daniel presented the academic award. - Mrs. Meryl Thomas,183 W id•A der street, town, a member of the graduating class, gave ,the valedictory address which follows: "Mr. Chairman, honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, -fellow graduates: To some this is just another day but to the graduates of 1967 it is the mom., ent when we have reached our goal. One by one we have climbed the steps of our train. ing, on some we faltered, but struggled on. However, with a formula of determination and hard work that last step was attained. Looking back I am sure everyone will 'agree that it was not so difficult- after. all. "During this period we•have learned ari appreciation of our heritage, a deeper-instelni the world, and a greater ability to .think. Although the road may have been difficult the values received were immeasurable. 'For many years the duty of the psychiatric aide and atten. dant was purely custodial, but with the developemznt of psy- chiatric nursing we have, be. come more than custodians. To. day, we play an important part in the treatment of the men. tally ill. Through close con. tact on an hourly and daily basis, the aide and attendant can form a therapeutic relationship with , the patient, thus Helping him al. ong on the road to recbvery. We are graduating during a historic year for all tot us - Canada3s one hundredth.birth. day. Psychiatric nursing has come a long way during these last one, hundred years, and' it Will go' even farther in the next century. Every day the work of the aide and *attendant becomes more important in this f'Old df nursing. • "It has been said that there Golden Crisp ..fish and. chips 104 ELGIN AVE. E. (NEAR THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS), JUST ;THE THING .FOR "OLD HOME • WEEK" TAKE-OUT DINNERS • 3 Pieces Fish & Chips, Cole ' Slaw, Roll i $1.25 3 Pieces Chicken and Chips, Cole Slaw, Roll .. , - $1.25 , ... 2 Deluxe Hamburgers, Cole`'Slaw, Chips $1.25 I Deluxe Hamburger ,Cole Slaw, Chips .. °....... .. . ...... 85c • • 6 Large Shrimps, Sauce, Chips, Cole Slaw, Bread. or Roll o $1.25 All With Or Without Gravy French Fries — 15c and 25c Super Delicious Hamburgers:2- 35c Hot Dogs — 25c Foot Longs. 'WE ARE DEFINITELY GOING TO CATER TO THE "COFFEE BREAK SET" Delicious. Hot FRESH Coffee —.10c 'DONUTS: Plain, Chocolate, Jelly, Creche, Honey Dip or Cinnamon —• 5c -- Tarts .., SNACKS Fish and Chips -60c Chicken and Chips -60c Hamburg and Chips -60c Hot Dog and Chips -60c Foot Long Hot Dogs and' Chips -75c All 'With Or Without. Gravy We Take Orders For FRESH Lobsters,, Winkles, Clams, Crab, Oysters (on shell) and any kind of seafood -- including Salt Cod, Pckled .Cod, Pickerel, Pike, ,§olmon, Swordfish, Arctic Char, Cod Tongues, Herring, Mackerel and Kippers: Golden Crisp fish and chips 104 ELGIN AIM E. (NEAR THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS) RE-ONING SATURDAY, JULY 1st UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Mrs. Irene MacDonald Prop. are, two types of individuals - 'those who are part of the pro. biem and those who are part of the solution'. We of the graduating class hope to be part of the solution - ready to offer service, disposed to think of others first, and eager to con. tribute oursei`ves to the ment. ally ill. "In conclusion, I should like to thank Dr. Watters, Dr. Gunn, Miss Chisholm, Mrs. Stringer, Mrs. Dawson. and Mrs. Bissett for the' patience-andunderstand. ing that they extended to us dur. ing our training. Also, to all staff who have 'aided us in our work on the wards. Without theg help this day would not have been possible." CONGRATULATIONS Mrs. R. Kreps, a former dir. ectress of nursing on the staff a t God i h Ontario h tal graduates and guests following the' program Members of the graduating class of Jane 21, 1967, are fisted below:. Mrs; Shirley Boyce,. Miss Sheila Clark, Miss Anne Fal. kiner, Miss Donna Hudson, Mrs.s. Marjorie Mack, Mrs. Judith Maliough, Mrs, Mary Mair, Mrs. Viola McDonald, Mrs. Wil. letta McWhinney, Mrs. Doris Pagon, Mrs. Joan Hallam, Mrs. Judith Rumig, 'Mrs: JeanSimp. son, Miss Jeanne Stover, Mrs. Meryl' Thomas, Miss Dianna Vincent, Miss Sharon Watson,, Douglas Ball, William Bowers, Gary Chambers, Paul "Dixon, Peter Gahwiler, Ross Hallam, Julius Kovacs. Patrick Quinn, Edward S cruton, Robert Steep, William Stevens, Donald Swan, Richard Worsell. 1 AND 1ta i er c n rio ospiv , AT THE gave a message of congratu. lation to---the—rfffffibers of the graduating class following the valedictory address. Two members of .the Gideon ' Society attended'the.,ceremony and after a brief message of inspiration to the graduates, the ,two ladies representing the soc. iety presented each member of the '67 graduating class with a_. New Testament. Rev. J. Donald MacDonald, minister at North. Street United church, Goderich, pronounced the benediction which" was fol. lowed by "0 Canada:" :'° a. Refreshments were served to • • DUNGAHNOPf' DUNGANNON - Mr. and Mrs. E. Pritchard, Toronto, spent the weekend in Dungannon to attend the wedding of their nephew, Larry ' Pentland , and Nellie' 13i1- stra, of Goderich. _w_ _O_th.er__guesi:s_ from a distance_ were Mr. and -Mrs. • L. B,.Pent- aand and Miss Sandra; London; -Mr.' and Mrs. A. L. Pentland and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pent. land, North Bay; Mr. and Mrs; R; .. F. Andrew and ringbearer, Jeff Andrew of London. • GODERICH . a FROSTED .FOODS 65 '-IAMILTON-STRE-ET FOR THE BARBECUE - ,BROWN & SERVE MI'NUTE StEAK LB. 9 VEAL STEAKS La 99c BURNS WIENERS MAPLE LEAF 11/2 LB. 2 SBS. 99c CANN1D' HAMS 1.69 12 O,Z. • TIN SAVE 14c 00 KAM LUNCHEON MEAT 45c BRIMFUL 28 OZ. 'SAVE 28c Canned Tomatoes 4 FOR 99c GOLD SEAL MOUNT MOUNT ROYAL Y AL 19 PEAS Sockeye SALMON $�Z. CHRISTIES ASSORTED COOKIES 59c 4 F 69c 3 PKGS. $1 • • We are looking torward to renewing many old acquaintances during Old Home Week. Be sure and drop in. - Ben Sheardown. OPEN EERY, DAY” UNTIL 6 P.M. OPEN FRIDAYS TILL q, P.M. GODER ICfr Restaurant. WEST ST. WELCOME YOU, TOT'9th HOME' WEEK and Invite You- ToDine With Them THEY HAVE SOME • 'DELICIOUS OLD HOME WEEK SPECIALS See w • MUKE. 7^1 TED. At The 40- GODERICH Restaurant Y,