Carson City Hospital to Add Major New Unit
Groundbreaking announces a 128 by 112 foot addition to Carson City Hospital with cement block brick face and steel construction. The two story wing adds dining, kitchen, laundry, pharmacy, ICU, obstetrical and surgical suites with six bed intensive therapy unit and two operating rooms. North Elm Street entrance, lobby, gift shop, and expanded staff facilities are planned with over $400 000 in construction costs and long term financing. Civic leaders list board members and staff and note continued open staff policy and teaching hospital status with 150 plus job opportunities and federal funds outreach.
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Carson City Hospital
Elm Street
Hospital Business Office
Dical
Clark R. Ackley
Lansing
Nordstrom and Myers
Lyndrup Plumbing and Heating
Greenville
Goode
Wedding in Norfolk Unites Steele and Gillikin in May Ceremony
Thomas Steele Jr. married Ann Gillikin at the Baptist Church in Norfolk on Friday May 19. Attending from Shep herd were Glenn Brown and family, Clifford Harry, Keith Freeze, Mort Balcom, Ronnie Steele, Rachel Ritter of Grand Rapids, and Roy Balcom. The Michigan group returned home after the ceremony due to the sudden death of Mrs. Lillian Hartford mother of Mrs. Glenn Brown.
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Baptist Church
Norfolk
Virginia
Thomas Steele, Jr
Thomas Steele
Irishtown
Ann Gillikin
Shepherd
Glenn Brown
Clifford Harry
Keith Freeze
Mort Balcom
Thomas Steele Sr
Ronnie
Steele
Rachel Ritter
Grand Rapids
Roy Balcom
Michigan
Lillian Hartford
Willard Saur Named 111th Grand Master of Michigan Masons
Willard Saur of Sparta, a Kent County Mason and noted apple grower, was named the 111th Grand Master of the Michigan Masonic Grand Lodge at the 135th Annual Communication in Detroit on May 24. He is recognized for expert ritual work and involvement since serving as Grand Marshal in 1955. The 1961-62 leadership aims for reasoning and understanding.
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Willard Saur
Kent County
Sparta
Masons
Michigan
Grand Lodge
Detroit
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Michigan Beet Ind Scholarship Awards At MSU
Lawrence Carncross of Clare and Suzanne Garner of Vassar win $1000 scholarships from the Michigan beet sugar industry of Michigan to support study in agricultural engineering and home economics at Michigan State University. It marks the sixth year of the program with awards based on scholarship, citizenship, and leadership.
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Lawrence Carncross
Clare
Suzanne Garner
Vassar
Michigan State University
Michigan
Carncross
Everett Carncross
East Lansing
Clare High School
Miss Garner
Waldo Garner
Vassar High School
College of Home Economics
Garner
Beet Sugar Industry of
Michigan Senior Contest Opens to Lower Peninsula Seniors
High school seniors from the Lower Peninsula of Michigan are eligible to participate in the competition. The program invites eligible students to join statewide events and showcase academic or athletic talents.
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Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Health Corps Training Open To Michigan High School Grads
Michigan youths may join a Health Corps training program designed to bridge gaps between medical knowledge and community health actions. The effort aims to prepare graduates for careers tackling cancer prevention, environmental hazards, and rapid application of scientific discoveries to homes and communities.
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Health Corps
Michigan
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State Health Department
Albert E. Heustis
Frank Shelley
Robert Luedtke
Saginaw
Frank
George Wench
Mary Clemons
Gordon Whitney
Mio
Ford Salisbury
Nancy Porter
RM Rene
Ssr Re
U.S
Norfolk, Va
Masonic Grand Lodge
Michigan Beet Ind
MSU
Grim Printing Company
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