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The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 8

Publication:
The Lincoln Stari
Location:
Lincoln, Nebraska
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8
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IJwrolw Slur Friday. October 16, 1959 Paul Finnman Of North Platte Heads Nebraska Hospital Association By Nancy Shirley Paul K. Kinnman of North Platlc named president of the Nebraska Hospital Assn. I'hursday as delegates met to eonsifkr Programing for The meeting the Cornhusker is the ilrrl an mial meeting of the Hospital Assn. Filling out the late ot officers are Lloyd mansen.

adminiHfalor of the Dodge Poiintv Lommmiiiy Hospital in Kivmont, dent-elect: Kstnhrook of the Melhodi.st Hospital in Omaha, vice president: Sister Schola.stiea, superior at St. Catherine's Hospital in Omaha, secretary: Henry Reimer, Beatrice treasurer: adminislral Clarkson in Omaha. Klecleri to serve as nessmen must work together to include where we are, as gate to the American llos- hcginnmg well as where were pital Finnman. The phases of hospital common sense can uho i.N administrator of as a community many of a monal Hospital in North 't'ldure uvie discussed at a he said. Platte Seining as allernati ill hr president-elect ITged Speaking at the evening hanquel was Delbert Pugh, morning panel session.

Panel At a Thursday afternoon members were Handall T. the delegates were Klemme. vuce prcsidcnl of the pros and cons of Northern Natural (i a of borroumg to meet hospital Omaha: Josepli capital requirements, managing editor of 1 he coin Journal, and executive direi tor for the o- Lamley. executive lumbu.s Hospital Federation of Cnhimhus, Pugh spoke on Hesponsibdily for th(' Future of Comiminity Citing the need for a survey of iriK hospitals and needs of the community in which they are located. Carl.

C. director 0 of the Stormont-Vail pit a I in Topeka. Kan Klemme told the hospital personnel that they have vast program of public information to carry out." Speaking in favor of hospital borrowing was Kugcne Kdwards, administrator of a Mcntorial Hospital, who said that hospitals have only 3 major sources of revenue for capital expansion. giving, gifts from private enterprise and individuals and the Hill-Bur- Publicity Not Needed In Name Re-Register No publication of trade! Roland A. Luedtke, deputy names in a legal journal is secretary of stale, said an required as a part of the been received from the attorney general re-registration due Jan.

1. stating that trade name I960, the secretary publication, required on first of state's office reported registration, i.s not required Thursday. for re-registration. hospitals cannot be all ton hospital are the 3 Hospital Association Elects ly-elected officers of the Nebraska Hospital are Paul Finnman Heft) of Memorial Hospital in president, and Lloyd Hermanson of Dodge of persons To be able to borrow, Hospital at Fremont, president-elect. (Star Photo.I served by our hospitals will you must have the ability to when it comes to borrowing Dietetic the Nebraska Uae K.

your obligatioo. moncy on the present mar- Assn. of Nurse Anesthetists, Necessity Considered Ted Thompson, vice prcsi Dther Reg. 39.95 IV4 have increased by one-third repay your obligation, or one-half. the final he groups meeting in Thf tmell invetfmenf thof you moke to Wmfcriic Your Home, will poy handsome dividends in comfort ond fuel sovmq this winter.

Our stoff is quoliticd to furnish helpful tuqgctfions for any of your problems. Drop in and let us ditcusus your needs. Combinotion Storm Door Scrtan ond storm sesh of well constructed wWfo pint told ot lot of 'em ot this lew price of concluded, will of the inomp.son. ce csi- -r. communitv will solve these National Bank of conjuiKiion with the Hospital rnn.flo^ th.t Assn.

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Moisture proof, lifetime hord- boord ponets. Steel springs. 8'x7' siie. 58 50 Phone 5-3215 Ample Parking 1909 to 1959 27th Commerce, said that a hospital considering borrowing money must first examine worth of the reason lor borrowing how necessary such a loan thing to consider, Seacrest. who issued lips Thompson said, will be on how to organize commun- the money ity support behind a hospital plan, noted that "we arc liv- Thompson cited the Ing in a tremendous period of change terest rates as reasons to He cautioned the delegates to the total problems of your community tax problems, its fiscal get communitv participation for your continued, must approach the problem from a sensible Such a 1 a Seacrest said, would include: hard-working people on your hospital a sensible public relations and public information you vvant help from the community, you must give help in fHaniiing Trged Lamley challenged hospital administrators with the statement that rests squarely on the shoulders of the hospital hospitals start their planning as you would start a Sunday Lamley charged, don't know where going, and have no planned your hospital into he advised.

up goals for braska Hospital the Nebraska State League and the Nebraska Licen.sed Nurses Meeting Friday with the Hospital A.ssn. wiil be the Nebraska Catholic As.sn., the Nebraska Societv for Nursing, the ot Hospital Phai inacists. and ol Hinords Li- the Nebraska Occupational a I a the Nebraska and Physical I'herapy SERVICE OCR SPECIALTY ML VS FLOWERS EOR ML OiXASloys FREE DELIVERY KRAMER GREENHOUSES lOih VAN DORN OPKy SViSDAYS POLISHER IN. fti I I. $1 WEEKLY! Scruhbinjf- pnlishing won! felt buffing I'ads.

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