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			Terrace Hospitals First Hospital 
			in Terrace was on Kalum St.just down the hill, South from the old Police Station.
 in 2013 a little north of Don Diegos Restaurant
 
		2nd Hospital Built by the Army
 
		 close up of the 300 bed Hospital area.
 
		 Click to see the Hospital Group
 Map above is the 300 bed Army Hospital, ca 
		1942-43built by the Canadian Army, called "Area K"
 This hospital became what is now Terraceview Lodge, a Seniors Home
 
 
			3rd Hospital
			 
		 The Red Cross Outpost Hospital
 established Mar 1, 1948, as a 10 bed Hospital.
 An old converted Army building 162, in Area C,
 Located on Little Ave. below Hodson Ave, today called Birch Ave.
 Today's address- 4520 Little Ave.
 
 
		4th HospitalFeb 6, 1960, 
			what is now the "Mills Memorial Hospital"
 on Haugland Ave. was opened.
 Over 600 doctors have worked at that Hospital
 
 
			Early 
			Terrace Doctors
 Over the years I have found 
			researching Doctors
 is near impossible.
 They were known by Dr., not Ed or Jim.
 Plus names were misspelled, quite frequently I might add.
 Best I can do for now below.
 First Doctor- 
			Dr. Seymour Traynor 
 Dr. Carns 
 Dr. 
			George "Harry" Bleeckerb- Feb 10, 1878, Trenton, Hastings, ON
 shown age 38 in 1916 census in Maple Creek SK
 d- Nov 16, 1927, age 49
 son of Thomas Howard Bleecker and Isabelle Young
 Educated locally in Trenton,
 graduated from Queen's Medical School in 1902.
 Practiced at Roblin's Mills, PEI County, ON
 before Maple Creek SK. and then Prince Rupert.
 married Wonita Maud Bleecker, nee Putman,
			Dec 23, 1912 at Sault Ste. Marie, Algoma, ON.
 b- USA, shown age 34 in 1916 census,
 daughter of Monroe Snell and Jennie Foster
 
			 Dr selling cigars!!! Times have changed!
 Sept 20, 1923 Dr. Bleecker declared 
			bankruptcy in Terrace Dr. Bleecker and his wife moved to QCI in 
			July 1924.He left first, followed by his wife, and daughter Leah
 He was in Terrace for 3 years prior to moving.
 He moved to operate the Government Hospital
 at Queen Charlotte City, QCI
 
 Dr. Eli 
			"Wilson" Ewart b- Apr 26, 1894, Bolton ON
 d- Apr 1, 1971, West Palm Beach Florida, USA, age 76
 ca 1927 in Terrace
 Sept 1924 he was established in his office opposite the Post Office
 Jan 1925 Dr. Ewart was working in Terrace
 Feb 1925 Dr. Ewart from Terrace was making weekly visits to Usk
 found a Dr. E. W. Ewart, shown as a surgeonleaving port of Vancouver for Tacoma WA, Mar 18, 1923, age 28
 5 ft 6 in, 147 lbs, Canadian
 1945 he is a Dr. living on Victoria st. 
			Westmorland, NB, married1968 on Victoria st, Moncton NB
 He was one of the First Orthopaedic Surgeons in the Maritimes
 entered Medical School in Toronto in 1914, graduated in 1921
 He served in WWI in the navy between those dates
 reg # 3034412, served on Veronica, Royal Navy, Jan 1919
 Interned at Toronto and Vancouver.
 spouse Edith, they had a daughter
 Father- William EwartMother- Jane Ewart, shown as next of kin in WWI
 both parents born in ON
 a Dr. C. G. Ewart left after a year in Terrace to Vancouver, July 
			19252 different Initials, two different Doctors, or an error?
 
 Dr. Bennest 
 Dr. Turple (ca 1927) 
 Dr. Redvers Buller Brummittb- Mar 10, 1900 Vancouver BC
 d- Nov 12, 1979, Lions Gate Hospital, North Vancouver
 son of William Bonner Brummitt and Harriet L. Hase
 both born in England
 married to Jamina Ioleen Moorealt- Jimmina Saline Moore, Sept 13, 1926
 He was leaving, with his wife, to Smithers to practice in Feb 1930
 Still shown as a Doctor there in 1940.
 
 Dr. Stanley Mills (served ca 1930-1957)  
			Dr. 
			Stanley Gordon Millsb- Aug 13, 1885 at 50 Garry St. in 
			Winnipeg MB
 d- May 21, 1961, DOA Terrace District Hospital*, Terrace BC, age 75
 Died from a fire in his residence where he was sleeping.
 
  buried in Kitsumgallum Cemetery, Terrace BC.
 *later became Mills Memorial Hospital in his honour.
 father- George Gordon Mills, b- Simcoe Co., ON, Canada (1850-1932)
 Barrister, founder of the firm Mills & Mills.
 mother- Kitty Carolina Jones, b- Gawler, South Australia (1860-1938)
 He was age 43 
			living in Rock Bay BC, when he marriedmarried Edith Jean Parker Sept 8, 1928,
 in St. Mary's Church, Kerrisdale, Vancouver BC
 b- Apr 14, 1905, Regina SK (Minnatonas, MB in Wedding cert?)
 d- May 21, 1961 Lazelle Ave, Terrace BC, age 56
 buried in Kitsumgallum Cemetery, Terrace BC.
 Died from a fire in Her residence where she was sleeping.
 She was age 24, a Registered Nurse,
 living in Chilliwack BC when she married.
 father- Herbert Parker, b- Woodstock, ON (Winnipeg MB?)
 mother- Jennie Jess, b- Quebec (Minatonis MB?)
 son- Stanley 
			"Parker" Gordon Millselected on Terrace's First Council ca 1960
 
			Dr. Mills 
			Bio Served in WWI, 
			enlisting in Toronto, ON, Apr 20, 1915attained rank of Captain
 Dr. Mills came 
			to Terrace in May 7, 1930to take over a one bed Hospital
 from Dr. Brummitt.
 Dr. Mills 
			retired as a Medical Doctor in 1957 
 Dr. Frank McGillvray  Surgeon came from New York 
 Dr. M. Weir 
 Dr. Roger Brent Hicks 
			
			 (ca 
			1972-1974b- Apr 3, 1924 in Calgary AB
 d- July 12, 1990 in Terrace BC, age 66
 son of Richard Hicks and Oriele Lang
 
 Dr. 
			Robert (Ted) Edmund Musgrave Leeb- Sept 16, 1927 in Winnipeg MB
 d- Jan 8, 2012 in Victoria BC.
 son of William Samuel Lee and Miriam Elizabeth Struthers
 Predeceased by his wife Thelma Doreen Earls
 married Aug 20, 1952 in Portage la Prairie, MB
 He came to Terrace in 1956
 Foundation below, and REM Lee Theatre, named in his honour.
 
			Other Doctors in the area:. 
			 Dr. Gerald 
			HicksHe was in Terrace in the 50's + brother to Roger
 
			Dr. WeareHe was here early 50's, went to Smithers.
 
			Dr. James Dukelow 
			 Dr. Jack 
			Nicholson 
			Dr. Gordon Boyd 
			Dr. Roger Page 
			Dr. Christison 
			
			Dr. Gordon Donald McGheeb- July 8, 1934 in Princeton, BC
 d- Aug 8, 1972
 (Specialist - killed by car walking on Halliwell Ave.)
 
			Dr. Kwadwo Ohene "Kojo" Asante, MSM, LLD 
			(Hon), MD, FRCPCreceived lots of recognition for his Fetal Alcohol studies,
 has a Clinic (?) named after him in Maple Ridge BC.
 Came from Africa to study at Vancouver General Hospital.
 His first wife Nadine Asante wrote " The History of Terrace"
 
 
 I encourage giving to Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop
 on Lazelle Ave. next to the Telus building
 also the Dr. R. E. M. Lee Hospital 
			Foundationhttp://remleehospitalfoundation.org/history
 2 great causes in Terrace 
				
				
				 
			
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