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Patients and staff of Ward Four, at Parkside Maternity Hospital have been presented with
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Patients and staff of Ward Four, at Parkside Maternity Hospital have been presented with
Patients and staff of Ward Four, at Parkside Maternity Hospital have been presented with a £ 400 television set which ail replace one donated ten years ago. Pictured are Mr Al Kraus, treasurer, sister Sandra Pearson, Mrs Angela Walker, Patient, Mrs Vicky Parker, patient, Mrs Gwyneth Benn, chairwoman of the league, Mrs Agnes McGrogan, nursing officer and Mrs Cecilia Hoang, patient. 15th September 1982
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Memories of Generosity and Progress - Ward Four at Parkside Maternity Hospital Receives a New Television Set
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. In this heartwarming print from September 15th, 1982, we witness a remarkable act of kindness and progress as patients and staff of Ward Four at Parkside Maternity Hospital gather to celebrate the presentation of a brand-new £400 television set. This thoughtful gift will replace an older one donated ten years ago, showcasing the hospital's commitment to providing modern amenities for its community. Captured in the frame are several key figures who made this momentous occasion possible. Mr Al Kraus, the treasurer, stands alongside Sister Sandra Pearson while Mrs Angela Walker, Mrs Vicky Parker, and Mrs Cecilia Hoang - all patients - radiate joy on their faces. Leading the league responsible for this generous gesture is Mrs Gwyneth Benn, chairwoman extraordinaire. Also present is nursing officer Mrs Agnes McGrogan whose dedication to patient care has undoubtedly touched countless lives. This photograph not only highlights the importance of technological advancements in healthcare but also serves as a testament to compassion within our society. It reminds us that even small acts can make a significant impact on those in need. As we look back on this snapshot from the 1980s, let it serve as inspiration for future generations to continue supporting their local hospitals and communities with generosity and innovation.
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