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the colours into, the- zone rally banquet at $eaforth Legion Sunday,,
Ladies' Auxiliary members attended from all over' Western Ontario'.
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Poetry , weekend n;Ic�n ed t
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Collingwood, Ontario, on
Joliet. 2. and 3. The Unique
event features 20 of Cana-
da's finest poets and offers
readings, workshops, discus*
stons,open, readings for new,
poets. and the opportunity to
celebrate poetry with those
-who are 'writing it.
The; setting, Ontario's tar,
gestski resort, contributes to
the informal atmosphere of
the Festival which has attrac.
ted'most of Canada's fatnouS
poets such ' as Margaret
Atwood, At Purdy, Milton
Acorn, Alden Nowlan, Eli.
Mandel and P.K. Page. The
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dente from across' Canada
this year include Pat Lane, F,
'R.• Scott, Bill Bissett'; . John
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Participants can take ad-
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includes six meals,. chalet
accommodation for:. two
nights and all festivalactivi-
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offered a special package for
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The Festival' is .organized
by a committee of devoted
poetry lovers in Collingwood
who report that the work
involved in organizingthe
event is w(irth it when so
many people "who love"
words and care passionately
about poetry" -can come
ZONE RALLY HERE Seaforth Legion ;Ladies Auxiliary hosted' a zone
:rally here .Sunday that included a dinner and parade to the Cenotaph. At
• the headtable were, from left, Thelma. Coombs, Evan Brown, Zone
Cofnmander Peg Coombs of Seaforth, Gloria Sandford, second; vice
president of the provincial command. and Barbara .Hearn, zone sports
officer, At rear are'Mayor 4ohn Sinnamon, Rev, James. ,Broadfoot of $t.
Thomas Anglican Church and Huron RC. candidate,Bob, 1140ki.nley.
�egiQn Lodi: es ,name
execufiive
The Legion Ladies Auxili
ary to 'Branch 156 met May
2nd, Comrade !President, Eva
Brown opened the meeting,
and 32 Members answered.'
roll call.
The ladies decided to put
up the prices of beef dinners
to 56,00 per plate and to give
a donation toward a new bus"
for the kidney machine that
picks up patients in this
district.
The bus trip was discussed;
and plans were made for
September church service to
be held at Victoria Park .to
celebratethe 13r«tnGh's 5Q
years :ion May 24th, Ther
monthly donation -was sent
Westminster Hospital.
It was decided to hold.
Sunday supper in the Legion
Hail for the public June 17th.,
Elections were held with
Comrade JesSome ehairing.
The pew executive for 1979
are: past president , Hellen
Ann. Elliott;. President Eve
Brown; 1st Vice • Ida, Earl;
2nd. Vice - Mary D;iig.
Treas. - Marg L'ngarian
Sec. - Rachell ,Richl: Exccu-
ide h
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A interesting meeting and gave a fine commentary
of the Fireside .Fellowship.
group of First Presbyterian
church was held in the,..
schoolroom' on Tuesday
evening. There. were 26
member and friends present.
Wni, ltrown was in the chair..
Mrs. James R. Scott read the
scripture 'lesson from the
95th psalm. Mrs. F. -Kling:
sang the solo, "Teach me to
Pray" Miss Peg Grieve gave,
the :treasurer's report, and
Mrs, R:E. McMillan. thanked
Mrs. Harold: Coleman. ,•for
placing ' the flowers in the
church. Harold Coleman.
introduced Mr. Weber of
together.. Topnotch, who showedslides
on
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since this part of Western
Ontario has had a local
person as its representative
on the council of the Ontario
College of Nurses, the
licenci;.g body of the
province's nurses ' .and.
RNA's.
But right now a Seaforth
nurse, Joyce Doig is one of
six nominees for three seats
on the council thatreppresent
nurses in District 1, the
counties of Huron, Perth,
Elgin, Essex, Kent.
Lambton and Middlesex.
Ballots: have been sent to
registered nurses all through
the area and are to be
returned to the College of
Nurses by June
Mrs. Doig. who's a
graduate of Seaforth District
High School and of
Metropolitan General,
Hospital in Windsor in 1.968,,
hasa nursed at Clinton Public
Hospital .for the past four.
years. Before that she +vas a
nurse at Seaforth Community
Hospital. She has a diplosn ,t
in: ,hospital infection control
front the University of
Ottawa.
"Hospitals are having a
tough time right • now,
There's a lot of pressure on;
health people and we all
needto pull together.." Mrs
Doig says.. Cutbacks and,bed.
closings have a huge impact
on a small hospital and the
total community that's bard
for, .city people to understand,
sheadded..
title favours ,
compulsory' coutinung'
education for nurses t••
people deserve the best*hey,
can get for health, care
dollars" , Mrs.. 'Doig says
questions need to be asked'
about how nurses in :spore
isolated areas of the province,
are going to be able to- take
updating; courses.
$lhe does','
not site with a recent
College of Nursing. proposal,
that would. remove
certification from nurses who
have not worked for a
nl}mber.Of years.
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