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A publication for staff members and friends of
the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater St. Louis
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1129 Macklind Avenue / St. Louis, Missouri 63110
March 30, 1976
Dear Staff Member :
The fading first quarter of 1976 is leaving in its wake another active period
for St. Louis home health services. During February, for instance, between
1, 800 and 1, 900 patients received care one or more times from VNA staff
members.
It was a time, also, for board changes. Last weekend, the Globe-Democrat
carried the announcement of our new board president, other officers, and
new members. They are:
Walter Metcalfe, Jr.
President
Walter F. Wrenn, Jr.
First Vice-President
Nick Belfiglio -
Second Vice-President
Hugh Scott, Jr.--
Treasurer
Edmond A. B. Garesche III
Assistant Treasurer
Mrs. D. Goodrich Gamble
Secretary
Mrs. G. William Weier
Assistant Secretary
New Board Members:
Mrs. Howard Elliott, Jr.
Mrs. T. M. Manchester
Mark J. Halloran
Reuben M. Morriss III
Incidentally, a few days after Mr. Metcalfe was elected, he went on rounds
of patient homes, accompanied by Ms. Drew Schnellbacher. As a result of his
visit and what he learned from it, other board members have asked me to
arrange similar trips.
Those who attended the March 14 Zonta/VNA Scholarship concert reported having
a delightful time. The program featured David Hartman of ABC-TV and Julius
Hunter of KMOX-TV. As you will recall, this is the second year that the St.
Louis County Zonta Club has co-sponsored a symphony project for our benefit.
This year, proceeds will be used for scholarship support of Sheryl Cross,
who will become our second staff pediatric nurse practitioner.
In April, the Zonta will discuss the possibility of having a "Night" at one
of the summer Queeny Park St. Louis Symphony pop concert events that may
attract even more people than Sunday afternoon Powell Hall concerts.
Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ztvg0227

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