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A fledgli ng nurses! organiza-
tion formed six weeks ago in
London to fight a proposal by the
College of Nurses of Ontario
hopes to gain support by staging
a meeting for Huron nurses in
Exeter next week, 4 .; Nurse (Nurses United ,for
Registration Security and
Employment) was founded when
college ',sent proposals to,
r$gistered nurses and nursing
.a§siStaris that would require
them, as Of 1980. to work at least
50'1" days„in Gray one year of the
previousfiye to qualify for a
certificate -of competence.
•. Mary, Mrs., Frank, Boyle, Huron
Robert of R,R,2, Kippen, three unthinocratic.-. regulation to be
Waterloo, -John ' (Sandy), and C. , grandchildren. ' 'Mrs. Robert (I il4) Waite,
--Britee _ of Seaforth Tt She also _i_ The-body--re-sted7-at-- R.St Box Pe Inters( on ; Mrs,. Robert survived by her mother Mrs. E.C.. Funeral H ome where.ftmeral and •
, (Audrey)' Carr.. Finschile; :Mrs. Case and by :brothers Frank, '
committal services were .held ' .: Jack (;•\ da) Henderson. Arthur. Pallbeztr srs were: : Merton
, Seaforth -. George Wa-lton., Tuesday at 2 p.m. with _. Rev: _41-tid- orte-- -grandchild- -survive.-- fistrekireil -;-,---Norm an -"-Sch akie,--- __:.: _Charle_s,,St *r: cetsv ill e., and jack-of -W.LIVIiiii-i'y officiating. MeCltrre. Archie
• Segorth and by sisters Margaret, , ,. Funeral serViCe Was hold from the Lavern
Temporary entombment at Bon i It ron Ftt ne ra I Horn c, Somerville. Paul Somerville 'and ''• " Mrs, Elmer Larose, Seaforth, Pioneer Memorial Mausoleum,
Mary;--Mrs-:---.14arrison - --Morse. • -- -HetisalL--Sut it rd it %-: itutuary -I 4-. at - • Ha inld • H ud ie. : : : - - - - - - - - •
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Seaforth, with interthent to follow . 1' el'hearerS \Wee Jeffrey I -30 R • B • '. ' '11 .1 • Poi RO.)tbury, N.Y. Isabelle, Mrs. ., p.m, with L \ . I (..c , \. 01., . . at Maillandbank Cemetery., Guelph, ',officiating. .Tentoorars Haekwell. Ray McNichol, Jamie JOS'eph Marinelli, Sault • Ste. • Seaforth in the spring. entoinhinctiktnyloticer Mern'ortat ,McNichol and Barry Rich I. Marie, Ontario and Louis, Mrs. .. .
.Ross Smale, Staiffa and by six . .
. grandchildren. ,.
The remains are resting at the .
Box' Funeral HoniA,' SEaforth
where a serivce wilibe conducted
at '2 p.m. Friday 'by Rev. Robert
Roberts !of Etilan•dvil,le United
Church, Temporary erntOmbment .
vvill•gliow in Pioneer Mausoleum
with`interment following. ,in
Wfaillondbank Cethetery• in the
siting. .. .
Pallbearers were: Jack
. McElwain, - Robert Powell,
William Smith, David Stewart,
Harvey Dale and Wm. C.
CarriPbell.
------F',IbWerb'earers were: Robt, J.
Doi',, Elmer Rivers, Lloyd
FI74garth and Ronald
M4D,onald.
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, organizers. Dee Beuerman said
. Meeting objected-to a number of
• well-provided
'the college-is converned:aboat the
, the Health"' Disciplines Act.
4irgsatiized . by 44-,ur,Ex.eter n urses •
opposed' to refresher courses,
•
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`Who attended- ,the London rally,
.means of .cOmpeteney. it was:also.
the implications of the proposals
this ..method to '' cut some out''.
w irkshops,' or required readings
group•• is unwilling to support 4
re-entry 'program whose details
noted 'that. the public's right to,„
competent•mirsnig eare•is already
Hitron RNs and RNAs• is being
working days being' set ufi as a
"arc frightening". She suggested
influx of nurses and has Chesen
.
• '1 he Exeter meeting for all
the - proposals 'could affect
' Speaking on behalf • of the
tqbe Exeter nurse pointed:out,
Seyeral7people at the London
o update nursing Skills, but the
- tipsier
' . f c . R.R.4, Walton, died Sunday. rat full-time nurses who are .now.
•_,- . , '-Egmoridyille„• -,died -Saturday ' at Galbraith ... she was the wilt: o ,,. -Born in MCKillop•she:was •the
• Pinter Agnes Caser,,a„daughter of ''''• End- G•iss of ill Mall and. -was in. . Seaforth comilltillitY HosPitAl.• eniped as Well, :Particularly
Cast Seaforth CoMMunity..Hospital. ' ' ' ' • Born in Seaforth he was It.son those vim. may wish'
'ft
;tansfer' Mrs. Margaret end the late - ' A lifelong resident -, .of - her 4:7111 Veal': Mother . of Miss. ' .
from one speciafty to another, •• EC. Case.'She attended school in ,•-• •
was einployed."-as -Celerk. • . the . former.' 'Edna Troyer in RNs and . RNAs• who will be
refused :renewal of their current
WED 60 YPNRS, 7 Former Tuckersmith reeve•and
Huton 'Warden "Arthur Nicholsdn and his wife
Catherine marked 60 years.together at an open house
• Sunday attended by a large crowd of friends and
' relatives. (Photo by Oke)
Meeting in Exeter Sunday
Seatorth -Conmiunity Hospital on, . .• •
day January ) 7,. Shei,va0!"50""t• " GEMMELL. ilIM-rY • •
eird had been ill for three Si
SIDNEY GEMMELL.
83, . .gof • • tit s ,
-MRS. FRANK LAMONT
7,, mr's'''.• Frank Lamont, North
Main Street, Seaforth died in
- f Her husbandqa -vithoin she was Seaforth in 1918. The couple
••• ,
urses pro est rule c
One of the founders of Nurse.
Barbara Dundas will be the gue
speaker for the meeting pl
for Huron nurses at ie new
'South Huron rec centre on,
Sunday, J,anuary 29, at 2:00 P.M.
At a similar rally in London this
past weekend, the ranks of Nurse
lumped from 30 to 300 as nurses
backed ether movement to fight
the college proposals.
At the-time, Mrs. DundAs said
that the proposal discriminates
against those nurses who must
leave the province to find jobs.
wiho can't find enough pant-time
work, who stop work for health or
Rev. Norman' Pick' in charge.
Interment will follow in the spring
IVIRS. EARL:GASS
at the Bayfield Cemetery. Mr,. Earl Gays died in Seaforili
I TI • 1 Community tio,;pita. on hue sk
Obituaries
• EXAMPLE
Doe, William' P.
• R.R. 6 WaltOn,
Ont. Dec. 1-0-9-8-7
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Mr. andMrs. ArthurMicholson
1 'R.11.2, Seaforth, celebrated
their. ..diamond wedding
anniversary with a family dinner
Saturday.' '
Sixty 'years ago their wedding
day was stormy ii :th the drifts'so
. high' all the .fen Cs were ried. 'bi:
"11* well-k0; ..vn, Tucker mith
Township' coy •t: was 'married at
. th_e home f the bride's
grandmothc". "Mrs. Simon
McKenzie,. Centre Street,
Seaforth on January 18, 1918, by
,Dr. F. 1-1._;,„ Larkin of • First
Presbyterian Church. '
MO. -Nrcholsen, • the former
Catherine MCBurney, was born
in East Wawanosh Tow!iship,
danghter of Mr. and ' Mrs.
William `J, McBurney. . Her
mother 'died when she., was born
-and her'father shortly afterwards.
Her' grandmother Mrs.
McKenzie took her to ve in her
home. '.
family s wno- want to
start-work egain some time in the
fut,t,i Nreo.
other--•Prefession is faced
With this: regulation,- she ;said.
The college wailed • 'Its
proposals . to nurses • holding
current registration . Ontario
eight weeks' ago and asked. for
'comments' -by. Maroh 15..• The
purpose of-tire proposals, die
college said, was to ensure the
public* would receive competent
nursing care.
It said the Current practice of
renewing certificates annually for
a $6 fee with no other conditions
• •
.Tuckersmith Township; he • was, a It has been predicted that if the. Seaforth and . after. graduation, ..son of late- James ,Douglas and proposals come into fm•ce: by ,
• from Seaforth Collegiate Institute Janet(Ross)Gemrriel.He married 1980. there' will be thousands of
married ,in Seaforth in ' 1942 farmed in Tuckersmith until registration.
predeceased. her March 1.3', 1972. ' retiring 'to 'Egmoritiville in 1956. • Nurse regards the' proposals
She'ais• survived by :a daughter. SurviYing • are his wife; a son ,."as the most discriminatory and.,
• Park, and three sons EdwinSTedj grandchildren. and five great mind against any profession or
" • 13renda Gass. . • Flensa:I' and •
daughter of •IA'ilfred '•
(.,rand Valley. Preilee.eased.
one son and' twit 'daughters also .
surviving ..are four brothers.
Laverne.", Galbraith. SIntliourne:
'Earl Galbraith,. .Walkerton:•
Herman Galliruith.'Shelhourne;
Trueman Galbraith: ..Grand
Valley. Four sisters Mrs. Notrinal,
(Beverley) Trud peon. Dundalk:
• ' Hy Oke
12 • foilom ino a WAYNV° DRIS9b1! .
• foini0" Nrw;ljzi
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"Mr. Doe's subscription
`expires the first of
• December 1977. The digit
to the right indicates the
year of expiry.
4,61.•••weg
Mr. Nicholion 'Was the son of
the' late,, Mr. and ,Mrs. John
Nicholson of Ttickersmith.
Following their marriag9; they
lived on. their farm on the Mill
• Road in Tuckersmith TownshiP
until retiring to their' present
home in. Harpurhey in 1959,
. Mr. Nicholson. was Warden of
Huron' County in 1951. Always
interested in the .community,
served on the Tuckersmith
council for fifteen ye'ars, as reeve
from 1944 to 1952,.
Mr. Nicholson cis a past
president of Seaforth Agricultural
' Society and was commissioner
Tuckersmith -Telephone .System
from , 1947 to ,.1974. 'He was a
trustee of. School Section 'No. 7,
• Tuckersmith,' for twelve' years,
from 1933 to 1945.
• ' Athlete •
An enthusiastic athletC:•'Mr.
Nicholson played hockey and
football on championship .area
teams in the twenty's and
"is not always" in the public
thterest'.*
Under the proposals; if a nurse
failed to meet,lhe regulations. she
would have. tb complete a "re-
entry prtigram'' to. obtain a
compet &fey certificate.
Nurses have expressed concern • that the college vague.about the
nature of' such a program -- where
it would beheld, who would give
it, its availability to. all nurses. the
cost to the individual and th e
taxpayer.
.Mrs. Dundas said -Nurse istri
of Boyd and Gertrude (Siemont
Driscoll, who survive along with a
brother. Eric .1. 'of Chatham.
The body resod at the R,S.Box
Funeral Home Seaforth. Funeral
service was held , at St. Peter's
Lutheran Ch web, Brodhagett
with 'Rev. Ar thur 'Horst-
officiating.. •
• Temporary emottibment• at
Elizabeth ' Ritz , Mausoleum',
Mitchell with intermem_toTo I low
at St,... Peter's. .Cemetery,
'Bt'odhagen.
Matistile t t Se afortli It n 6,0
later in.'Maitla 11.t meter\
Seaforth.
fltrie(ll. 27 Of
•
... ,. .. ,..
thirty's. He..is,a past president of 'many 014 "0
Mr... and MrS., NicolsOn ' are'
• messages ittelndin&a•telegram of
coNatulatery
the Huron ,FOotball'League;'" ''''
-members . of First 'Presbyterian congratitlations
from Mn/
Church; Seaforth, where. Neff's..." Nicholson's only sister, Mrs. Olive McLennan and family of
Nicholson - taught .Sunday School . Winnipeg; messages froM Prjme
for nearly thirty years, As a hobby Minister • Trudeau and Robert
'she. dabbles.. ' in oil painting . M .C.Kinley. M.P, "and asertificate
setsipllec.colanitlyinluaenSdsto7pptiet;t1Y.-.:1*h.shC
from the ProVince of ' Ontario
-press by Huron Middlesex
,,.. The couple has a family .0,194 ' M.P.P. Ja Riddell.
sons, Harold of Harpurhey, Jack
Egmondville. and one daughter , -
of ',anniversary. Oti „the same -clay, as,
Also 7 celebrating -a.' wedding
of Preston. 'Arlan and Ross
Barbara Alexander of Eg.mond- wife, the
61-icagi Harold .iainsdonhtilsr:..f. •..,
ville. A fifth son, Murray., 'died .,
New Year's Day. nine years ago. years' ago.
Auburn, who were married 37
They have t'wq
They have 13 grandchildren and
14 great.'gra.ndchildren.)
children. Karen. Mrs. John
Members of the, farhi ly' GM:tlyll'I'se.oeti'.'c'PoRrt.R'.A.2.1beprtubaliind: afilvide
entertained• them to .- a :.family grandchildren..
dinner Satu,rday evening and thej, ..,.,
had a. reception for a large Fun day number of friends at the
Commun i ty Centre •'Sunday
They were the recipients '0,f p
nn ed
at Parkhi
The. A usable-B.aylielecronscr-.
ination Authority. is Sponsoring •
the Parkhill Winter .Fun Day on
Sunday. February 5,' 1.978- from
i00 ifF.3() P.Iv..at the
Conservation Area, north-east of,.
Parkhill , off Highway#7.. •
The events scheduled include a •
.Toss,,comitry ski race...a cross-.
country ski ;tally, a snowmobile
rally. .cross-ctinntry . and
snowmobile ;tours, cross-country
ski 'technique. demonstration - and -•
'tobogganing. Look in next Week's'
paper. for the . starting times Of
these- activities. Prizes will be
awarded for the Winners of the
race and. two rallies: All -events
start from the Activity Barn near.
the Conservation Area entrance
gates. •
'RefreSh menus and abarbeque to •
cook your lunch,wilf.bc.,available
at the Activity. Barn. Films' on •
winter in Ontario. cross-country..
ii-1514. ..snoWmobiling: and
Snowshoeing .- will • be shown
throughout the (.1e.y at the Activity
Barn .
For further inint ' ''''''''''''' contact:.
th e
Conservation - Authority.
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. IDA JANE11IENERY
Mrs. Ida Jane Menery died in
the 'Clinton Public HOspital on
Friday', January 6 after a lengthy
illness. She was in her 93rd year.
Menem. was Wit Oft -
February„ 171- . 1884 in •Stanley
Township to, :3:01ii ,and Eliza
Reid.-In 1933 she Wag Married to
Brued., Menery in. Detroit,
Michigan-and •the couple lived
there before moving to Bayfield.
Mrs, Menety was a member of
the Knox Presbyterian Church in
She is survived by her sister-in-
-
loiCTMrs. Ada Reid of Seaforth;
five •,nieces, Kathleen Elliott of
.Clintt5it, Elizabeth Dutton' df
• Brueetield 'Margaret Baker' of
ice gina, Peggy Lyle • of
Yarteoilyer, Betty • Dowds of
Toronto and two nephews,
Goraki Elliott of London, arid
Rid of Ketiora.
Funeral serviees• were held at
the Ball Funeral Home in Clinton
.oft 'MtlyiVii-i'',44'Muity 9 with
St J'ohn's meets
'Wednesday
The forth Sect ion of the Si.
.101111 'S Ambulance met jannary
I I in the auditoriren of the arena.
The next meeting will. be the' first• --
Wednesday in February and
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