Pauline Hunt has good reason to smile: three local gentlemen dropped by Thursday afternoon with two cheques worth $6,000 toward the impending renovations to her Sixth Street home by the Habitat for Humanity and The Revelstoke Community Housing Society. Rotary Club President Ian Smith had a cheque for $5,000 from the Club and local builder Peter Bernacki provided a $1,000 cheque (which Signs Inc provided to him for free) from his company, Nu-Trend. The money will be used to pay for an expansion to Pauline’s for-now-tiny home. The expansion by Habitat for Humanity and the Revelstoke Community Housing Society will make Pauline’s life much easier a she struggles with her illness, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. And that’s former mayor and retired physician Geoff Battersby holding the cash. Photo courtesy of Peter Bernacki
