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3VPThird Vice President
3VPThree-Version Programming (software reliability)
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Previous members were Gay Williams, also third vice president (1993-2001), Joy Motley, third vice president (1981-89), Flora Cameron (1964-65) and Mary Lambie, first vice-president (1947-53).
Nursing concerns voiced in Africa: New Zealand made a positive impact ... by Manchester, Ann / Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand
With the exception of Kenneth Burns, who was nominated third vice president, Ryder was the only Worcester Country officer named to the state.
Past Speaks by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Other new officers include Marian Kohler, first vice president; Alma Gama, second vice president, programs; Sandy Corrales, third vice president, membership; Bernice Foley, fourth vice president, ways and means; Diane Shorter, fifth vice president; Denise Crowley, recording secretary; Elinor Adams, treasurer; Josephine Kollar, corresponding secretary, and Jeanette Soltero, parliamentarian.
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