“This week I would like to tell
you a little about how much the
Mills Memorial Hospital aux-
liary has contributed to that
facility.

But first a little history. The
auxiliary was formed in 1948
when 30 ladies gathered in the
lounge of. the old Red Cross
hospital.
elected - president, Mrs. Vic
Geraud vice-president and Miss

Elliot Head secretary with Mrs.

‘Frank McGillivray in charge of
work done in members’ homes.
For her many years work on the
auxiliary, Mary Little was made
an honorary member.

Housed in several locations in

"its early years, the Thrift Shop

moved to its present location
(4544 Lazelle Ave.) in 1969.
That land’ had been purchased
Hl years earlier from Mary
Spencer — she moved to Boisie,
Idaho — by the Terrace and
District Hospital association
with money donated by local
mills,

The shop was built largely by
volunteers, such. as Emil Wirtl
and Joe Smoley, using donated
materials.

The. steady flow of revenue
generated by the shop helps the
auxiliary achieve its aim of
assisting the hospital wherever
possible in providing better
health care for the patients. It is
stocked with clothing, footwear
and household articles, all of
which are donated by the
public,

- Another contributor is the
gift shop, located in the hospital
lobby. It sells a variety of items,
including toiletries, books,
magazines and knitted items to
both patients and the public.

: The auxiliary donates $500
annually to the Nurses Educa-
tion Fund and four bursaries of
$700. each year to Terrace
students entering the medical
training field. Over the years, it
has also donated thousands of.

Mary Little was

Susie Green

dollars to the hospital which
has allowed it to purchase
everything from J.V. stands, ari
EEG machine, fetal heart
monitor and an electric bed to
televisions, toys and furniture,

All of these things have been
made possible by the many,
many hours of work put in by
volunteers manning the shops.
Volunteers like Helen Booth,
Margaret O’Brien, Giuseppina
Bernardo and Fran. Lindstrom,
all of whom have worked two to
three times a week for the past
15 years, and Sally Smaha who
is now in charge of the Thrift
Shop. .

And, of course, by the
generous donations to the shop
by the public. If you would like
to donate any items, you can
phone the shop (635-3512) or
Sally Smaha (635-4243). It is
open Tuesdays and Thursdays,
1:00-3:00 p.m.and Saturdays,
11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

For information on the aux-
iliary, phone Aveline (635-5650)
or Lorna (635-7307).

Did you happen to see the
posters that were hung around
town reading ‘‘Happy 60th
Marie’? And did you wonder
who Marie was?

Well, I heard it was Marie
‘McAlpine (Harrison). Hope
you had a nice day, Marie.

kekkr

‘Nice to hear Elizabeth Henkel

meifgnne Moen

PoP PF FP RP FRB

There”
by

is having some very good days.
May ‘God bless you with
strength every day,- Elizabeth. -

: kkkke

The Tim Horton bus will be
back in town in mid-May for a
week of community service. So
anyone wishing to go on a love-

ly outing should phone Brian at

Tim Horton's to make a book-
ing.
eaekak

Welcome home to Diana
Eikins who has recently moved
back here.

_hkekik

A sad note here: Susan Lor-
raine Green (Johnston) passed
away April $ at Mills Memorial
hospital after a courageous bat-
tle with cancer.

Born Sept. 7, 1949, Susie was
the youngest of Ted and Marie
Johnston. She married Richard
Green in 1969 and they had two
fine sons, Derek and David.

Susie had a passion for life
and was determined to make
every moment count, She also
had a rare gift of bringing
laughter to the heaviest heart
with her quick wit. and was
straightforward, honest, gentle
and generous.

She is survived by her loving
husband Richard; sons Derek
and David: father Ted Johnston
of Terrace; brothers Miki (Ter-
race), Jack (Campbell River),
Paul (Calgary), David (Van-
couver), Albert (Fort Babine
and Bob (Terrace); sisters
Delphine Warner (Terrace),
Chris Harrison (Prince Rupert),
Jeanne Metcalf (Langley),
Agnus Parkes (Kamloops),
Margaret Piffer (Smithers) and

- Caledonia honour students

Caledonia Senior Secondary
~heThe.. Honour . Roll is. con-
‘gtrugted, 5in. - three categories
calculated for full-time students
and using the marks from all the
‘courses the -student is taking

_ when report cards are issued.

Outstanding Achievement
means a grade point average
greater than or equal to 3.50;
. Meritorious Achievement a
’ grade point average greater than
or equal to 3,25; and
Honourable Mention a grade
point average geater. than or
equal to 3.00. where ‘“‘A’’ is 4,
“BY is 3, C+? is 2.5, “CC” is
2, "C—” or “P*' is 1.

GRADE 11

Outstanding:

David Carson, Raymond Chretien,
Amanita Coosemans, Brian Cox,
Meredith Crampton, Bao Long Diep,

Jason Elorza, Alayne Fleischmann, .

Aaron Hansen, Angela Henszel,
Michael Hewitt, Dana Johanson, Bar-
bara Kuzyk, Theresa Laderoute, Jody
McMurray, Suzanne Miskelly, Mark
Neeve, Kevin Oats, Joseph Pelletier,
Matthew Phillips, Roy Preyser, Megan
Reid, Nicole Sanches, Kyle Stevenson,
Chris Stoner, Dennis Venema, David
Western, Chris Wilkinson.

Meritorious:

Link Baker, Bobby Basanti, Chris
Oldham, Nancy Pereira, Tyler Robin-
son.

Honourable Mention:
Carl Anderson, Mark Anson, Fatima

Bateiho, Phillip H.W. Bradford, Lisa [

Marie Chepil, Linc Dougan, Heather

Dreger, Armbur Hall, Jarod Holmé, °

Bradley “Holmberg, Tariile Humphrey,
Leila Jormanainen, Julie Kozier, Trevor

Moller, Kirsty-Ann Palmer, Kip Par- -

sons, Wes Peterson, Lemuel Russell,
Robin Sharples, Neil Strain, Talesa
Wiebe, Chad Wilson.

GRADE 10

Ontstandlug:

Anna-Marle Graham, Mathew Mer-
rill, Darcy Peters, Jason Prevost, Jac-
que Scriver, Jeff Smithanik, Daniel
Wheeler.

Meritorious:
Jared Wilkerson.

Honourable Mentlon: a
Sonja Krug, Susan Munson,

Christine Nadeau, Quinton “Rafuse, °

Luis Teixeira,

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aot Fried Chicken for mu S14. 9 You. ‘Set the same

Roberta Eckman (Terrace); and:
numerous nephews, ' nieces, ;
great-nephews and great-nieces.:

: Susie was pre-deceased by her
mother ‘Marie, , sisters . Estelle
Deschner and Theresa’ Obzera
and brother Pat. .

A memorial -was held at |
Sacred Heart Parish on Apr, 10.
and following the service,
reception was held ‘at the
Evangelical Free Church, = -°

Susie will be sadly missed by’.
her family and many friends. *’

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