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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-05-11, Page 4lot as 4A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 11, 1988 4 YEAR ANNUAL All Deposits Insured Within Limits. Rates 8ubleot To Uerlllcetlon. 10513 YR. ANNUAL 3e 90 TNRU 394 DAYS Serving Ontario since 1970 with 15 locations for your convenience SEAFORTH BIA MERCHANTS OTHER'S DAY SAW Elsie Kitzman, seatorth Pat Mero, Clanton Dianne Mtior, Seaforth .3 MONTH'S HOUSECLEANING Half Day A Week For 3 Months *ONE NIGHT'S LODGING AN A CANDLELIGHT DINNER AT HOLMSTED HOUSE. *DINNER FOR TWO Maximum 30.00. Your choice of restaurant In Seaforth CONGRATULATIONS Seaforth essay writers take trophies EDITOR'S NOTE Seaforth students fared well hi a county- wide essay contest. The contest was spon- sored by the Public Health Nurses of Huron County in conjunction with Nurse's Week. Three students from Seaforth Public School, and a fourth student from St. James Separate school placed among the top three students in the junior and senior divisions of the essay contest. Junior students (kindergarten to Grade 4) wrote on"What a nurse does", and senior contestants (Grade 5 to 8) wrote about "What makes a good nurse." The following are the four trophy winn- ing essays by Seaforth students. WHAT MAKE$ A GOOD NURSE? A good nurse should be helpful, kind and loving. A nurse should be calm, gentle and extremely responsible. Nurses should well educated. When I'm in the hospital I ex- pect a nurse to make me feel better about my illness, to give me hope. I expect a nurse to make me feel that she is my best friend. She or he should have a good sense of humor. I haven't been in the hospital often, but when I visit most nurses are helpful and kind. Doctors also should have respect for nurses, and nurses for doctors. Nurses should be sparkling clean. Most nurses are kind, caring and clean. I'm positive of that! A good nurse is a great treasure. Michelle Etue St. James, Seaforth Gr. 5 First Place What I think nurses do Nurses help doctors. They look after the patients twenty-four hours a day. Their work includes bathing patients, changing beds, giving medicine and keeping people comfortable. They must be able to treat pa- tients kindly, work with doctors and Don't be missing ti on May 12th! it ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS - Three students from Seaforth Public School were awarded trophies recently for their successful participation in an essay contest spon- sored by the Nurses of Huron County. These students participated on a county -wide basis,, and wrote their essays based on the "Nurses Care" theme of Nurse's Week. Geoff Dalton captured third in the Junior Division, Lisa Wilson placed first in the Junior Division, and Rebecca Broome placed third in the Senior Division. Marlene Roberton presented the essayists with their trophies on behalf of the Public Health Nurses. Cor- bett photo. sometimes comfort families. They are im- portant to a hospital. Geoff Dalton 9T SPS Third Place WHAT MAKES A GOOD NURSE To be a good nurse you must be responsi- ble and take responsiblities. You must be helpful. You have to know all about medica- tion and how to give patients their medica- tion. You have to be kind and ready for an emergency. Nurses have a lot to do. They must help doctors and help patients. A good nurse must be educated and must study very hard in school and then go to college or ' university. A good nurse can be a man or a woman as long as that person works hard. A good nurse must be able to do what is assigned. A good nurse must be one who can study to be a good nurse. Rebecca Broome Seaforth Public Gr. 5 Third Place What I Think a Nurse Does Everyday I'think nurses are helpful and cooperative. When you are sick they help you get things. Nurses work at places like a hospital, a doc- tor's clinic or a home for the aged. They give needles and check your temperature. They check to see if you're alright. They help you schedule your appointment. They show you to your doctor. If you're a lady who had a baby the nurse will get your baby out of the nursery for you to hold. My mom has a friend who used to be a Victorian Order of Nurses, they help in homes. If you're a per- son in the hospital with a broken foot they help you walk on it. If you pull a string in a hospital they come very fast to you. Nurses are very helpful to people who are very sick and that's what I think a nurse does everyday. Lisa Marie Wilson 314 Var den Akker Seaforth Public School First Place May 12th is the date by which the Municipal Enumeration Notice mailed to your household must be completed and returned. Five easy steps to complete your notice Step 1. lust look at the front of the notice and check the information shown ... that's all you have to do. The explana- tions on the back are to give you further details if you need them. Step 2• If any of the information shown about occupants is incorrect, simply cross it out and write in the correction. Add information about new occupants, including children. If you don't have enough space on the notice, attach a separate piece of paper with all the details. OA �fj�.1, ,J 0t/f��V,. gldM6, ill �Jl� : [F3 r p Step 3 Complete section 5 • about French - language education rights . , . it's new for this enumeration. In areas of the province where school boards operate both English and French schools, English -and French -language school trustees will be elected. If you have.French-language education rights, you will be able to vote for French - language school trustees. Step 4• Sign your name in Rthe space provided at the bottom of the notice. Do*7 rnel fl dlrlR Wlm.em Y rc--b. I Y dish tlAmes wed Step 5• Return the notice by May 12th in the postage paid envelope. I• td The info isy yourmn - govertituentsl toi • preparevoters st for lo0,a1 Vitnatr nt electiontstto lrel , Mil • • direct yotir si oltaxes (as .afenal t you can its this since pan of ycl'ttmr rent for taxes) : • identify English larguand language tied:ifs for school btottlf trustees Ontario NEED HELP? If the information on the back of the notice doesn't answer your questions, call toll free 1-800-26931988 or contact the Regional Assessment Office shown on your notice. 111.11111P411:a1471177 e ST. JAMES' WINNER in a recently held essay contest was Michelle Etue, who placed first In the senior division. Marlene Roberton, Public Health Nurse, presented Michelle with a trophy for her essay on "What makes a good nurse" in her classroom at St. James Separate School, Nurses week is May 8 to 14. Corbett photo, Call Heather or Neil - 527-0240 at The Expositor with news tips CANADA HEALTH DAY May 12, 1988 WHEREAS May 12 has been designated Canada Health Day by the Canadian Hospital Association and the Canadian Public Health Association in commemoration of Florence Nlightingale'a Birthday, WHEREAS this year's theme for Canada Health Day is "Health For All: All For Health" in recogni- tion of thdefforts of the World Health Organization in promoting health for all, WHEREAS the Town of Seaforth recognized health fo'lth and health education as valuable community resources, THEREFORE, I, Alfred Ross, Mayor of the Town of Seaforth hereby proclaim May 12, 1988, Canada Health Day in the Town of Seaforth and urge all citizens to participate in healthy activities to mark this important day. We are Moving Paul Ross and Heather Rc<s wish to thank you for opportunity of acting ,un y ur I t,,e past, and announce that effective Md, 1 s, ,988, we are moving our law practice from Seaforth, Ontario and will be pleased to continue to serve you from our Goderich office at: Ross & Ross Barristers 8e Solicitors 58 Elgin Avenue East Goderieh, Ontario N7A 1K2 (619) 524-2161