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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-11-19, Page 10PAGE 10—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1986 A Citizenship Court will be held in Goderich during April, 1987. This special court is being held to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the "Canadian Citizenship Act" passed in 1947. The Maple Leaf Chapter IODE is aiding the Court in bringing this event to Goderich. If you are a landed immigrant, 18 years of age, and have lived in Canada for 3 years, send you name and address or telephone: Mrs. Jean Schaefer Citizenship Secretary Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE 92 St. George's Crescent Goderich, Ontario N7A 2L9 - Telephone No. 524-2285 by January 1, 1987 (If no answer - 524-7542) OR If you are a Canadian Citizen, a naturalized Canadian Citizen or a British Subject in Canada prior to January 1, 1942, and wish to obrain a small proof of citizenship card (for identification purpose), please for- ward your name to the above address by February 1, 1987. Fruit Mixes Mincemeat $175 $169 Ib. and up lb.. Citron $21OIb. SAVE AN EXTRA 25C (Ib.) in your own container Fresh Australian Sultana Raisins 2 Ib. $299 Coconut $ 1 69 Ib. Community News Sharing nursing experiences and concerns basis\ of Toronto seminar attended by Goderich nurse Sharing nursing experiences and con- cerns was the basis of a nursing seminar attended by a representative of Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Chris Garrick, rri�rve !!' the intensive care unit (ICU) t�the hospital, was chosen by her fellor colleagues in April to repre- sent the hospital at the From Novice to Ex- pert - Excellence and Power in Clinical Nursing Practice conference sponsored by the Registered Nurses Association of On- tario (RNAO). This was the first large- scale conference for the RNAO. "Seventy-five hospitals (including public health and medical centres) in On- tario were invited to the conference by the RNAO. Each hospital was supposed to ko choose a representative who they felt was an expert nurse or practitioner to send to the conference. In Goderich, they left it up to the nursing staff to choose who should go," Garrick said. Garrick was notified of the selection of her as the candidate in April while she was on sick leave. She has worked at the hospital in ICU since 1978. Prior to this, she worked at the London Psychiatric Hospital and at a nursing home. Only 47 out of the 75 invited hospitals sent representatives, however, there were about 425 interested persons who attended the conference, Garrick said. Guest speaker for the conference, held i October 23 and 24 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto, was Dr. Patricia Benner an associate professor with the School of Nur- sing at the University of California at San Francisco. She is also the author of the book, From Novice to Expert - Excellence and Power in Clinical Nursing Practice. Prier io attending the conference, each nurse was asked to submit a written resume on a nursing experience which the person thought affected their own nursing life. "She (Benner) selected 13 resumes which she felt dealt with an interesting topic and then had each of the 13 nurses talk about their experiences," Garrick said. Plus all your other fruit cake and pudding needs e have Great things You put a lot of time and love into making your Christmas goodies... that's why people count on Ferguson's for freshness and quality. 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She said there is a possibility of her speaking about the conference at the next chapter meeting of the RNAO. Blyth singers to present annual concert. BLYTH - The Blyth Festival Singers will present their annual concert of Christmas music in Memorial Hall on November 30 at 3 and 8 p.m. The Festival Singers look forward to in- troducing their new choral conductor, Angus Sinclair, to their audience. A music graduate of Sir Wilfrid Laurier University, Angus presently lives in Stratford where he is organist and choir master of Knox Presbyterian Church, director of the Gallery Singers, and accompanist of the Stratford Concert Choir. The program will include many selections from traditional Christmas repertoire, as well as some less well-known to the u- dience. A carol sing -a -long is also par ; of this concert. Audiences at farmer Christmas conce' s will be pleased to welcome back again t e Exeter Public School Junior Choir under t e direction of Joan Perrie. 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