Newton Named Employee Of Year
During Brunswick Hospital Banquet
Registered nurse Carol Newton
was named "Employee of the Year"
during The Brunswick Hospital's
third annual Employee Service
Awards banquet Nov. 5 at Sea Trail
Plantation.
In presenting the award. Helen
Street, interim hospital CEO said.
"Carol deserves recognition for the
super job she has done with the
preadmission program. I have heard
a good many positive comments
from staff members as well as pa
tients. She has a good rapport with
the physicians and hospital staff and
is very pleasant with her patients."
Newton received a plaque and a
cash prize. She is The Brunswick
Hospital's third "Employee of the
Year" since the program was imple
mented in 1991 .
Other candidates for the award
were Teresa Anderson, medical
records manager; Ethel Hewett, di
etary services; Judy Walker, nursing;
Cathy Lewis, administration; Mic
hael Hill, engineering; Jean Brown,
business office; Clara Smith. LPN,
Med/Surg; Donna Williamson, busi
ness office; and Teresa Sedelmeyer,
R.N., surgical services.
Allene Bryant, NA, Med/Surg,
and Sandra Massey, Med/Surg Unit,
were recognized for 15 years of ser
vice to The Brunswick Hospital.
Completing ten years of service
were Cindy Champion, laboratory
Traveling
Exhibition
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The Cape Fear Museum on Nov.
19 will open the highly acclaimed
Smithsonian traveling exhibition
"Field to Factory; Afro-American
Migration, 1915-1940" m the muse
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The exhibition describes the
movement of southern blacks to the
North in search of better jobs and a
more promising life. If will run
through Jan. 9, 1994.
The photopanel exhibition incor
porates oral histories and personal
artifacts to examine the migration of
southern blacks to the North.
Divided into three sections, "Field to
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blacks at the turn of the century, their
journey to the North, and the new
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Smithsonian exhibition to focus on a
period of America's overall social
and demographic history from a
black perspective.
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until 5 p.m. and Sunday from 2-5
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services director; Evelyn Clem
mons. R.N7, Quality Improvement/
Infection Control; Betty Fulford.
R.N., Family Nursing Center Unit;
Michael Hill, engineering; Nancy
Riedinger, R.N.. FCNU nurse man
ager; Sandra Rogers, radiology; Jon
Sanborn, administrative assistant:
Sheila Wood. R.N., Emergency Ser
vices; and Carmelita Jacobs, Labor
atory Services.
Employees receiving five-year
PHOTO CONTRIBUTED
THE HRU NS VV7 CK HOSPITAL Employee of the Year nominees were (from left) Teresa Anderson, Jean Brown, Cathy Lewis, Ethel Hew
ett, Michael Hill and Carol Newton, who was chosen the winner.
service pins included Carolina Brad
ley, R.N., Med/Surg; Anne Camp
hell, business office; Glenda Crook,
R.N.. surgical services manager;
Germaine Davis, R.N.. Med/Surg;
Bev Green, R.N., Emergency Ser
vices; Deborah Green, medical re
cords; Ffhel Hewett, dietary ser
vices; Susan Hooker, radiology
manager; Elaine Ingle, R.N., FCNU;
Barbara Locklear, ICU; Monica
Price, R.N., Nursing; Libby Robin
son, patient accounts manager; Kay
Stockwell. physical therapy; Stu
Thorn. l.PN, Med/Surg; Bill Wal
ters, business office manager, Linda
Williams. N.A., Med/Surg; and
Donna Williamson, business office.
The banquet was attended by 154
persons, including hospital person
nel, members of the medical staff
and members of the board of
trustees.
This year's event was highlighted
by an array of special entertainment,
including a musical interlude by Jon
Thornton, artist in residence at
Brunswick Community College; a
magic show by David Tanner of
Pawleys Island. S.C.; a native dance
from the Philippines by hospital em
ployee Edith Fernandez, a native
Filipino; and music by singer/song
writer Gaye Fulford of Supply.
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