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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1978
Page
7
A reader shares the sunlit verse about gratitude for simple blessings and the wake-up call to stop whining after a hospital cancer stay. The poem is attributed to T. of Chicago and circulated to remind people to count their blessings.
A Toronto sociologist reports a study of 60 executives and 52 secretaries in major firms showing most secretaries do not seek management. She notes concerns about education length, work pressures, and impact on social life, while many senior secretaries dislike secretarial work yet are content in their current roles.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Eleanor Nellie Cheesewright, a former Medicine Hat resident and graduate of the Medicine Hat Hospital School of Nursing. She is survived by her husband Fred a sister Dorothy of Kelowna and a brother James C Pratt in Medicine Hat. Her father the late Mr R B Pratt was a city alderman.
In Halesowen England 15 year old Shaun Thickett earns a Grade 1 umpire pass with 91 percent in Midland Counties Umpire Association exam. The report notes he is the youngest area umpire on the scene.
Rochester based sociologist Christopher Lasch argues the helping professions have claimed the family’s core function. He traces changes from turn of the century to the 1970s, defending traditional values amid rising divorce and shifting birth rates.
Canada’s IDA notes in Action a mime theatre aiding illiterate Indians, polio vaccination in Egypt cutting cases from 3,000 yearly, Canadian support to Sri Lanka, and 10 million books shipped abroad by the Overseas Book Centre. Also highlights Canada World Youth program and a new Edmonton teaching post.
Vancouver public health nurse Joan Doree says women favor natural childbirth and question hospital procedures such as fetal monitoring and IV therapy. The Canadian Nurses Association endorses the CMA's opposition to home deliveries while Quebec and New Brunswick nurses warn of nursing job shortages and regional retention challenges.
James Warren McNally son of Mr and Mrs Brian McNally recently earned his Medical Doctor degree from the University of Alberta. The McNallys now reside in New Zealand where he will begin an internship at Palmerston North Hospital.
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