Plan To Aid Chronically Ill Given Funds
The United States Public Health Service awarded the Guilford County Chronic Illness and Rehabilitation Foundation $38,375 for a three year program to coordinate home care services for the chronically ill in Guilford County. The project includes a central information office, staff of two nurses and two homemakers plus a medical consultant team, with offices in Greensboro and High Point. It aims to reach all chronically ill residents, including those who can and cannot pay, and to develop convalescent rehab, job opportunities, and service coordination. The grant is part of 44 nationwide community studies for 1962-63 and the countywide effort builds on a 1956 study and a 1958 survey identifying needs.
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Greensboro
United States Public Health Service
Guilford County
PHS
North Carolina
O. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Kirkman
T. L. McClelland
Greensboro Community Council
N. Elm St
Memorial Hospital
Guilford County Health and Welfare Departments
Health Department
Welfare Department
Greensboro- High Point
Guilford
Iredell County
Davie
Stokes
Yadkin
Chronic Disease Committee
L. Richardson Preyer
John Clinard
Trade Fair Committee Appointed for 1963 North Carolina Fair
Gov. Terry Sanford announced the appointment of Charles E. Hayworth as chairman of the Exhibitor Solicitation Committee in High Point for the North Carolina Trade Fair. The group includes bankers, chamber officials, and ad agency staff, who reviewed the 1961 fair’s success and expressed optimism for strong organizer efforts and manufacturer interest for 1963.
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Terry Sanford
Raleigh
Charles E. Hayworth
North Carolina Board of Conservation and Development
High Point
George Covington
Phil Clarke
Chamber of Commerce
J. Roscoe Adams
al Wilson
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Ed Pleasants
North Carolina National Bank
Fred Alexander
J. W. McGui
Henderson
Commerce and Industry
Board of Conservation and Development
Bennett Advertising Co
Gov. Sanford
North Carolina
Hayworth
Senate approves $50 million recreation grants bill
Washington expects to fund state recreation planning with up to 50 million in federal grants. States must start planning before July 1 1966 to receive aid. The federal portion would be 75 percent first year 50 percent second and 35 percent for the next three years.
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Washington
Senate
House
High Point College Accepts Dr Carrick Gift of Daffodil Collection
High Point College trustees accepted Dr. D B Carrick s world famous daffodil collection and his bulb cultivation books. The 250 000 bulbs will be moved from Carrick property on N Main Street to campus as arrangements are made. Dr Patton said the collection will be maintained as a lasting memorial to Carrick s work in flower cultivation.
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D. B. Carrick
High Point College
Carrick
N. Main Street
Wendell M. Patton
Mary Stephens Carrick Hewlett
Marblehead
Mass
T. Bright Carrick
Cary W. W. Carrick
West Lafayette
Ind
James Mattocks
Dr. Carrick
Swarm of Bees Routs Firemen at Burning Farmhouse
Budd Lake New Jersey firefighters rushed into a burning farmhouse but retreated as a swarm of bees attacked. About 20 firefighters were stung as the angry bees, likely nesting in an unoccupied building, forced the halt of interior efforts.
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Budd Lake
N.J
George D. Smith
Eastern To Resume Flights Through Greensboro High Point Winston Salem
Eastern Airlines will restart service at the Greensboro High Point Winston Salem airport on Aug 23 with nine flights. District manager John Larsen says service will use twin engined Convair aircraft. five northbound and four southbound flights form the initial schedule.
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Eastern Airlines
Greensboro- High Point - Winston-Salem
John Larsen
Eastern
Atlanta
Washington
Harllee's Sportswear Delivers School Fashion Trends
A fashion feature from Harllee's highlights back-to-school styles for youth. The range includes crewneck Shetland cardigans with ribbon trims in copper, walnut, school red, hunter green, navy and grey at 7.98, plus classic floral and jacquard cardigans priced 10.98 to 22.98.
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Harllee's
Seventeen
Harllee’s
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Trade Fair Committee
Recreation
Carrick Collection
Charlotte
Birmingham
Larsen
New York
Newark
Jacksonville
Fla
Algo Exterminating Co
Thomasville
McDonald’s
N. Main St
Borden
Kennie Originals
Demi Box
Slim
Dawnelle
Suan
Mick
Mary Lou
Harklee’s
Anu
Harllee
Fashion Advisory Board
Lina Culler
Peggy Ann Wiley
Nancy Keever
Sallie Jane Bulla
WMFR
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