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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-05-05, Page 27• Fink named "First Lady" by Beta Sigma Phi Sor rite Members -of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority from Mitchell, Clinton, Exeter and Goderich celebrated Founder's Day on April 27 at the Goderich Township Recreation Hall in Holmesville. Founder's Day marks the founding of .the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority by Walter W. Ross in 1931. The sorority offers a social, service and cultural organization to Sorority women honored "Girl of the Year" honors were recently bestowed upon two GOderich women at the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Founder's Day celebrations in the Goderich Township Hall. Rosemary Corriveau of the Beta Theta Chapter and Michelle' Hansen of the Exemplar Chapter each received the honors which go to the girl who has worked the hardest for her chapter throughout the year. Both had served their chapters as president for the past year. They were presented with "Girl of the Year" pins and plates. Rosemary received hers' from her sister, Bar= -tiara Desjardins, who was • last year's winner. Rosemary ('orriveau Michelle Hansen wQMP11 around the world From the first chapter formed in Abilene, Kansas, Beta Sigma Phi has grown to a sorority of 250,000 mem- bers active in 12,500 chapters throughout the world. On April 27 local members met for a social hour, followed by a banquet and program. New members of the chapters were presented with the Ritual of the Jewels ceremony. The tables were graced 'with flowered ceramic name plates, handmade by the Goderich chapters, as well as gift packs for each member. The hostess for the evening was Linda Rotteau of Goderich, who chaired the Founder's Day Committee. Door prizes from each of the chapters were won by many members. Most of the chapters honored their "Girl of the Year", the girl who had worked the hardest for their sorority group. In the Mit- chell Chapters, Beth Tubb and Peg Whetham were honored. From Clinton, Marilyn -McMahon and Lois Fitzgerald were honored. In Exeter, Janiee Brock was honored. In Goderich, the honor was bestowed on Michelle Hansen from Exemplar and Rosemary Corriveau of Ritual of Jewels. Members honored the "First Lady of the Year", Sheila Fink. This award is presented to a woman of the communitywho has made an outstanding contribution in her field .during the past year. Mrs. Fink was honored for her volunteer work in the Adult Basic Education program in this area. She presented an informative talk on her methods of teaching basic reading, writing and spelling skills to adults ofallages. Mrs. Fink was presented with a plaque and gift in appreciation of her distinguished service. The evening closed with the closing ,ritual led by Vivienne Roy of Clinton. 61614.46766,6. Sheila Fink ( right) was named `First Lady of the Year' during the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Founder's Day celebration held Tuesday, April 27. She received her award from. Beta Theta Chapter member Louise Glenn for her work with illiterate adults through the Adult Basic Education program and for other volunteer work in the community. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Judy Crawford and Sharon Brown were the new pledges of the Xi Delta Epsilon, Exemplar Chapter, during the Beta Sigma Phi's recent Founder's Day celebration. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) • At the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Founder's Day celebration held Tuesday, April 27, the Beta Theta Ritual of Jeweils pledges were, Left to right, Debbie Abbott, Helen Schuett, Sharon Steep, Marlene McDougall and Mary Forrest. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Nurses' Week is May 10-15 Nurses perform one of the most . essential roles in society—they are there when people are born, when crises strike and when people die. "That's why we want to set aside one week in the year to remind, the public of our continuing contributign to the community, explains Mrs. Gail Livingstone,. 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