Medicare education and contest notes from Lansing report
Lansing briefing informs seniors in the 100th District about the Medicare program and enrollment deadlines. It warns against scams and urges contact with Social Security offices. The piece also announces a Safety Picture Contest sponsored by Giant Market WCEN and Isabella County Safety Council with a March 25 1966 deadline and a prize event on April 5 1966.
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Russell H. Strange
Rep. Strange
Legislaive
Kerr-Mills
Strange
Giant Super Market
Zonta Club
WCEN
Isabella County Safety Council
The
Safety Council
County Court House
Audubon Film Showcases Missouri Northwest Wildlife
Roy E. Coy presents the Audubon Wildlife Film Missouri Northwest at Warriner Auditorium on Saturday March 5 at 1 30 p m. The program highlights the northwest Missouri landscape and wildlife from the Missouri River loess to Squaw Creek Refuge with snow geese pelicans cranes and various amphibians and reptiles. Coy, a veteran photographer and naturalist, teaches about soil water climate and biodiversity in northwestern Missouri and leads viewers through the Pony Express legacy and regional natural history. Tickets available at the door.
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Missouri Northwest
Roy E. Coy
Warriner Auditorium
Missouri
Roy Coy
Mr. Coy
Squaw Creek National Wildlife Refuge
State University of Iowa
St. Joseph Museum
St. Joseph
Coy
St. Joseph Missouri
Sacramento
California
Pony Express Museum
The
Archaeol
Warriner
P O Warns of Fraudulent Chain Letter Scheme
Post Office officials warned of a large fraudulent chain letter scheme traced to a South American resident. The plan, billed as International Vacation, targets boxholders in seven cities and uses letters mailed from Santiago Chile costing about 6 cents. The issuer promises $10 for five referrals, totaling $3 125, which is illegal under federal lottery laws.
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Post Office Department
New Orleans
New York City
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Santiago
Chile
Henry B. Montague
Mr. Montague
Bahamas
United States
New Jersey
Fund
California
Alma College Plans Construction Of Dormitory and Health Building
Alma College announces start of a 1.798 million residence dining hall complex to begin spring with a September 1967 completion. Bids are in awaiting HUD approval. 210 dorm beds and a 570 seat dining hall. Also approved are a health and physical education building with a 2500 seat gym, classrooms, offices, pool, seven courts, and a dance studio. Tuition for 1966-67 rises to 1155. room 333. board 480.
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Alma College
Robert D. Swanson
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Swanson
Dunning Memorial Chapel
Alma
Battle Creek
Lewis J. Sarvis
Central Michigan Community Hospital Elects 1966 Leaders
Jack Weisenburger was chosen president of the executive committee and board of directors at Central Michigan Community Hospital as Rogelt Hauck Lewis C. Johnson and Tony Marna were elected trustees for three year terms. The meeting covered hospital expansion, staff awards, and new radio outreach on WCEN.
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Jack Weisenburger
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Weisenburger
University of Michigan
Mr. Pleasant
Clifford
Tip" Carnahan
Sally Carnahan
Robert Krapohl
Krapohl-Ford Automobile Co
Paul Hubscher
Joseph R. Fabiano
John Horning
Harry Sullivan
Norval C. Bovee
Byron P. Gallagher
Richard O. Harris
George R. Wheeler
Horning
Frank Cauchon
Shepherd
Norman LaBelle
Richard Lichtenfelt
Douglas McFarlane
John V. Rodenbeck
Rey
Robert C. Smith
Everett E. Thompson
Fred Turner
Mr. Krapohl
Gaylord Courter
Carl Wonder
J. Paul Jones
Larry Johns
Roy Leonard
Reno J. Maccardini
Eugene Sloyer
Ben Traines
Clyde Beutler
Isabella County Board of Supervisors
Gallagher
Mr. Wheeler
Paul Hamel
J. Walter Leonard
Virgil McClintic
Sam Wunderbaum
Robert Traines
CMC Hospital ‘Woman's Auxiliary
Bovee
Fabiano
Harris
Hubscher
Sullivan
Bargain in Happiness Adopt a Child Plan Introductory Offer
An article explains that happiness can be bought for a child by subscribing a few dollars a month to Foster Parents Plan. The donation funds the child’s food clothing and education and directs readers to write to Plan at 352 Park Avenue South New York.
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Park Avenue South
New York
Michigan Ranks In Top Three For Underground Gas Storage
Michigan is among the top three states in the Union in the use of underground natural gas storage fields. By using old gas fields as warehouses for gas, the company maintains supplies for sudden cold snaps and helps preserve natural resources for economic benefit to many communities.
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Michigan
Union
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Lansing
Ntative
Russell H. Strange, Jr
Isabella Montcalm District
Mt. Pleasant
Republican
NAPS
Red Cross
United Community Funds
Hospitality Corner
T. A
Ogical Advisory Board
National Audubon Society
P.O
Alberta
Canada
Cope
Ility
Europe
Ium
CMC Hospital
Krapohl
Practical
John Wood
Richard E. Pieratt
Russia
Jodrell Bank
Eng
WFS
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