Assumption University - Ambassador Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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f ' wus 1 oemig R. Ingram, Imoderatorl, D. Green, S. Murphy lpres.l, C. Dureault, L. Shanna han, L. Tournier, L. Ramella, L. Accadia D. Fraser, D. Stratton, C. Kennedy E. Phillypes, R. Morin, M. Talbot, C. Seguin J. Ouellete, J. Leyer, F. Smit, M. Coughlin. The main aim ofthe Nurses on our campus is to further their knowledge and abilities in order to meet the ever-increasing demands of this great profession. Our nurses formed one of the most active groups on campus this year. One of the most valuable services performed by the club was to the N.F.C.U.S. Blood Drive, The girls had a large share in the great success of this year's drive. 'F fl ffl: 'LL :JV CM? The spirit of world solidarity and cooperation is the aim of the U.N. Club at Assumption. Through the success of the third annual Seminar on Canadian-American Relations, this high goal is rapidly being approached. This year was the third such seminar held at Assumption. Speakers from both countries and at various levels of pub- lic life gave their time to discuss important issues of today. As well, U.N. Club members heard speakers from foreign countries who took the time to speak to the group on international affairs. A group also went to the model U.N. in Montreal. L. LeDuc, G. Emmerson, I. Ben-Tahir, J. Cleary, T. Dunn, .l. Stefansky, Rev. Boland C.S.B. lmoderatorl, V. Mandoles, V. Harwood lpres.l, C. Wilkinson, P. Moran, A. Booth, P. Eby. 3. l' 5 .5 l UIXP-Xl2lfKIM'lY'XxKXXLYTXXXkYllllW'7A7flHlTUWl12iffllllllfl in :,fif.,ff, lv mf Y- :Ti ' me-rr f T' '

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