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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Thursday, February 25, 2016 | 42 NEWS AND INFORMATION FROM OAKVILLE TRAFALGAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Opening of OTMH's time capsules The contents of the three time capsules from our legacy hospital on Reynolds Street were revealed on February 10, 2016 at a staff appreciation event at our new hospital. These time capsules had been assembled in 1949, 1955, and 1995 and were extracted from the legacy hospital before its closing. With staff in attendance to witness this historic moment, Pictured left to right: Sanjay Jones, Team Leader, Paladin Security; Dr. Lorne and guarded by security, Denise Martin, Chief of Staff; and Denise Hardenne, President and CEO hold up Hardenne, Halton Healthcare items from the legacy OTMH time capsules President and CEO, and Dr. Lorne Martin, Halton Healthcare Chief of Staff, pulled an interesting assortment of items out of these time capsules including newspaper clippings, microfilm, clothing, pens, OTMH blueprints, pins, and the cap badge of The Lorne Scots (Peel, Dufferin and Halton Regiment). The contents of these time capsules will be placed in the display cases at the new hospital. Your Health Some very special guests - whose births represented a key milestone in the history of OTMH - were in attendance to post their star on the newly installed Sky of Stars Baby Wall at our new hospital. They included Brian Carter, the first baby born at the legacy OTMH in 1950, Elise Cabanez, the last baby born at the legacy OTMH on December 13, 2015 and Batoul Khalil, the first baby born at the new OTMH on December 13, 2015. FEBRUARY 2016 Stars shine on Sky of Stars Baby Wall The whimsical scene of a starlit night sky was originally created at the old hospital to provide parents and families a way to commemorate the birth of their child or loved one. Individuals can purchase a star for this wall, engraved with their baby's name and birth date to "light up this magical sky". The proceeds from this fundraising program support the purchase of equipment for the Maternal Child Program. Pictured left to right: Roslen Batistil (mother) and Lamberto Cabanez (father) holding baby Elise Cabanez; Brian Carter; Tarek Khalil (father) and Nermeen Mostafa (mother) holding baby Batoul Khalil. If you are interested in participating in the Sky of Stars Program, contact the Oakville Hospital Foundation at 905-338-4642 or log on to www.oakvillehospitalfoundation.com Stay connected! For more information please visit our website, www.haltonhealthcare.com. www.haltonhealthcare.com GEORGETOWN · MILTON · OAKVILLE HOSPITALS