Jack Cook, (left) from Terrace Interiors who donated the

towards a VCR for the playroom. The money was raised dur-
ing McHappy Day in April of 1986.

Hospital playroom
gets a facelift

playroom on pediatrics at towards the purchase of
Mills Memorial Hospital the video cassette recorder
mm’ was recently redecorated (VCR).

mes and refurnished for the |= The major donation for
aan: first time since the unit the VCR was made by
me was opened in 1968. McDonald’s Restaurant

by Marg Petrick -McHappy Day in April,

| Terrace Contributor 1986,
| The wall unit to house: , 25¢, wallpaper was

_ donated by Jack Cook
the TV, books, VCR and. 2. é ‘ .
toys was built by Gerry from Terrace Interiors.
Bealle with materials be- The playroom now has
ing purchased. by the a -more home-like at-
Hospital Auxiliary. The mosphere which is appeal-
Auxiliary also bought the _ ing to the children...

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“Pediatrics. room decorated

ward at Mills Memorial Hospital. Judy Nyland, {left) Marg -
Petrick, Dorothy Lewis and Ellen Booth, with spectal guest,

Santa,’ Proucily show the newly decorated room.
Daniele Berquist photo

The playroom on the pediatrics ward at Mills Memorial
Hospital now has a more home-like atmosphere, thanks to -

wallpaper. McDonaid's restaurant made a major donation |

Daniele Berquist photo. - :

TERRACE — The curtains and contributed

from monies raised during .

Tarrace resident George Chinn (centre) will be spending
some time in the sun this winter after winning the Terrace
Elks' Hawalian Lottery. The certificate for an all-expenses-
paid two-week trip for two was presented to Chinn by George
Haugland (left) and Elks’ Exalted Ruler Gordon Hamilton.
Proceeds fram the tottery go Into the Purple Cross Fund for

speech and hearing impalred children. os

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