HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-05-16, Page 10A1Q - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 16, 1984
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SEAFORTH COMMUNITY Hospital Junior Lisa Harvey, Bev Campbell, Colleen Ungar -
Volunteers were honored at a recent awards Ian and Ann McClure in the back row and
night Including Suzanne Dinsmore, Lysa Patricia Schwarz, Wendy Hoelscher, Tracey
Barry, Carolanne Glanville, Diana Claus, Read and Sandra Lee In the front row.
Christine Dinsmore, Mary Margaret Brown,
Pictured with the volunteers are Yvonne
Kitchen, director of health services and
Frances Teatero, liaison officer.
(Hundertmark photo)
Hospital volunteers are
honored for service
Sixteen junior volunteers were recog-
nized at the St. Thomas Anglican Church
Hall last Tuesday night for as much as 300
hours of work at the Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Working with children in pediatrics,
helping to feed continuing care patients,
making beds and helping,m the gift shop,
the volunteers learn to grow and develop,
said Yvonne Kitchen. She is the liaison
officer with the junior volunteers and
hospital auxiliary. Mrs. Kitchen spoke to
the assembled volunteers, their parents,
members of the hospital board and
members of the hospital auxiliary. She
thanked the girls for their many hours of
commitment.
Mary Margaret Nash, a former volunteer
and now an employee at the Seaforth
Hospital, told the girls that volunteering is
helpful to those who choose nursing as a
career. When Mrs. Nash began as a
volunteer in 1972, the volunteers were
called candy stripers because of their red
and white striped uniforms. She graduated
as an RNA from the Wingham Hospital. She
said the hospital strives to take care of those
who say, 'I'm sick; I'm your patient; take
care of me,"
Recipient of the Outstanding Service Pin
was Sandra Lee who has worked as a
volunteer for six years. The pin was
presented by Frances Teatero and Yvonne
Kitchen. Recipient of a 300 hour pin was
Ann McClure and winners of 200 hour pins
were Lisa Harvey and Lysa Barry. Hospital
administrator, Gordon McKenzie congratu-
lated the winners for their contribution to
the work of the hospital and thanked them
for giving up their free time. He and Carol
Hoelscher presented the 200 and 300 hour
pins.
Recipients of pins for 75 to 200 hours of
volunteer work were Suzanne Dinsmore,
Wendy Hoelscher, Patricia Schwarz,
Christine Dinsmore, Diana Claus, Bev
Campbell, Carol Ann Glanville and Mary
M. Brown. Awards were presented by Jim
Etue and Joan Chesney.
Novice badges were awarded to the. -
beginners including Pam Betties, Colleen
Ungarian, Tracey Read and Ingrid Claus.
Presenter of the badges was Charlotte
McKercher, member of the public relations
board of the hospital.
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longer so I can admire you?" (golden? white?) bot' very excited' and
Slightly pleased by the praise, the exclaimed "I ni more beat ifutl than Mon -
Monarch answered "Well, just fora little arch, 1.,am so 1 am, now Em the most
while I guess." Bursting with -happiness the beautiful."
White Moth stared and stared. "You are Hastily,:the little Moth headed' back to the
such a beautiful yellow, I could look atryou . spot Where 41,e,,Monarch still sat lookingso
for hours" said the little 'White Moth.,' beautiful. "' 1,e,, myself in the sat em
"What do you mean yellow" shouted the bif more beautiful even than you," asserted the
Monarch. 'I'm golden, that's what I am.' ' Muth; Very angrily the Monarchsaid "Get
Relenting somewhat, the Monarch said b�to tery 'g under este." The little Moth
"See that twig just below me? You flit down did as It was told because it was ittled• No
there and sit with your wings spread out." . sooner did it light on the twig than thew was
The White Moth did as was told and then a greatrflutter• of wings and wind. Sadly the
Editor's Note: As a recent patient at
Seaforth Community Hospital, Ed Daly
wrote his first children's story called The
Little White Moth.
BY EDMiJND DALY
It was such a beautiful morning the little
White Moth was out enjoying the day, the,
sun and the beauty of the landscape.
As it flew along, enjoying the scenery, it
saw a bright spot amongst the trees. It came
closer and saw a beautiful yellow leaf.
Thoughts of fall and cold weather made the
Tittle White Moth shiver a bit but then it
'looked around and saw only green leaves on
all the other trees.
As it drew nearer, it saw that it wasn't a
•leaf at all but a big beautiful butterfly. It just
couldn't resist the temptation and delicately
lit on one of the butterfly's wings. "Whirls
on my wings" a gruff voice came from below
the little White Moth. "Don't you know I'm
monarch of all I can see?" Hastily the little
White Moth flew off to a nearby twig
"You'll excuse me" said the White Moth
"but you are so beautiful 1 lust couldn't help
it." "May I sit on on this twig a moment
'°Il ready", saida rea y", not knowing just what was utile Moth looked and its wings were white
going to happen. It looked up and saw the again.
Monarch's wings fluttering and down came 'Look 'what you' a done" cried the little
a golden dust that covered -the
White Moth White Moth. "'r can't share ty, beauty
When the White Moth discovered what talking like that' said'the Monarch, "now
was happening it exlaimed "now I'm as fly away and.don't bother me again."
beautiful as you". "No, you're not, growled , 'With a downcast look White Moth flew off
the Monarch" and to prove it, go to that' , thinking sadly. After a while White Moth
nearby pond and wait till the wateris =tooth went back to the pond and took another look,
and you'll see for yourself", Away flew the "I' ain .beautiful. White is even more
little White Moth (Golden Moth?) over to the beautiful than golden. I am so happy." And
pond and waited for the water to lie smooth, soothe little White Moth flew off happy with
When it saw itself in the pond the little Moth the world again.
Murray Cardiff presents grqnt to manor
Mother's Day was observed at Seaforth
Health Care Facility on Sunday and each
resident mother was the recipient of a
corsage.
All staff mothers on duty were presented
with a fresh carnation on behalf of the
residents and the Activity Director, and a
number of residents had visitors.
On Saturday Afternoon, residents were
honored to. have Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Cardiff.plesent when Mr. Cardiff presented
a , htique for $7085. to Charles Ross,
-Pfesident .of the New Horizons Club. The
grant will be used for outdoor furniture and
piano.
Gladys Ruston presented Betty Cardiff
with a corsage in honor of Mother's Day.
• The euchre club met on Thursday May 10
with six tables in play. Winners were lone
hands, Sid Pearson; high lady, Gladys
Ruston; high man, Alfie Sykes, and
consolation Carol Geddes and Ross Hough-
ton.
Maxine Elliott presented vglunteer Mary
McIver with a small gift in honor of her 88th
birthday. All sang happy birthday to Mrs.
McIver and to Sid Pearson who was also
celebrating his birthday.
Mary Finlayson, Activity Director and
volunteer Anne Downey attended the
Ontario Nursing Home Volunteer Workshop
at Craigholme Ailsa Craig last Wednesday.
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4vlrs. Carol Geddes spent Sunday with her
husbandrand family. Also Carol was visited
by her parent;; Mr. and Mrs. James
Cameron of Sarnia.
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