Thrift store celebrates 50 years and buys new cardiac monitoring system

By Les Johnson

June 7th, 2013

Les Johnson interviews volunteers at theHospital Auxiliary Thrift Store to discuss their 50th anniversary, which they are celebrating June 18th with a customer appreciate day. They also talk about their latest purchase for the hospital.

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