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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32302, 21 May 1970, Page 22

■ HELP VIETNAM’S CHILDREN The Sir Walter Nash Appeal Build iha ChiWrM’* Ward at Qui Nhon There could be no better tribute to Sir Wolter Nosh, that notable statesman and humanitarian, than this plan to build a 64-bed children's ward to the New Zealand-run Qui Nhon Hospital. All who feel the tragedy of Vietnam's children can contribute now to their aid in the most positive and practical way. The appeal is non-political and is sponsored by the Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition. It should have the generous support of all New Zealanders. MIME MINISTER—I«» »V“e* A ~ -.dl JOIN THE ‘3OOO CLUB’ Donations of any amount will be welcome, but all those who can, •< to or , and become members of the "3000 Club" to build the children's ward. Sufficient funds will add a clinic and assure a maintenance fund for the children's ’T S ward. 0”‘ WE CAN’T KEEP ■OK THESE CHILDREN WAITING JNEEOMfe Two a bed it general at Qui Nhon now. COMPLETE THIS COUPON ANO SEND YOUR DONATION NOW i J 7 ' fdß Canterbury & West Coast Regional Committee K THE SIR WALTER NASH APPEAL Chairman: Peter J. Skellerup : TO THE TREASURER, I • THE SIR WAITER NASH APPEAL, L : P.O. BOX 414, CHRISTCHURCH. HL’ • Enclosed is my/our donation of for ■ ■ the Children's Ward at Qui Nhon Hospital. = Mr/Mrs/Miss i 11 - Addr#s * HbMK nHB (Official receipts will ba cant far all danafianc.)