THE GAIAX mJS
AUGUST 19,1971
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HOSPITAL m/S
Work is noT-iT in progress on a rock
garden beside the Highlands-Cashiers
Hospital. This lovely garden t'Till be
for the enjoyment of employees, patients,
and visitors.
Jfrs. Sarah Ross of Highlands and
Palm Beach conceived the idea for the
garden. She felt that the unused area
beside the Hospital would be an ideal
spot since many patients, who are not
able to be taken outside, can still
enjoy the scenery from their windows.
The idea impressed her so much that she
asked permission to build the garden
at her own expense. I^'lrs. Rosses wish
is being carried out with the help of
ybcsm Edmond Cluett of the Highlands-
Cashiers Garden Club, who is providing
ideas and suggestions for the actual
construction.
The garden will contain evergreens,
early and late blooming aniraals, and a
variety of summer plants. There will
be a flagstone walk leading to a patio
with tables and chairs so that mobile
patients can enjoy the sunshine as
well as the beauty of the garden.
The Board of Trustees of the
Highlands-Cashiers Hospital has planned a
meeting to be held Monday evening, August
30th at 8 p.m. in the Highlands School
cafeteria. This meeting is planned for
the benefit of all residents of the
Highlands-Cashiers area.
The purpose of the meeting is to
give the Board of Trustees of Highlands
Cashiers Hospital a chance to explain
in detail the operation of the
Hospital for the past year. This meet
ing will also provide an opportunity
for the citizens of the Highlands-Cashiers
area to ask any questions concerning the
operation of our Hospital. The Board of
Trustees is hoping for an exceptionally
good turnout at this meeting so that the
public will be better informed as to the
problems involved in trying to provide
quality medical care for out communities.
The Board of Trustees of Highlands-
Cashiers Hospital is pleased to announce
the selection of Walter Wilson as
a member of the Board to fill the
unexpired term created by the resignation
of 1^57. H.L* Wilson.
1^. Wilson is a native Highlander,
having sei'ved as a barber in Highlands
for a number of years before going into
business for himself. He new operates
a saw mill in Clayton, Georgia and also
cuts timber in this area. Ifr. Wilson has
long been active in civic affairs. He is
a member of the Order of Eastern Star
in Highlands and also the Jfesonic Lodge.
He is married to the former Lucille Nix
and they have one daughter. Wilson
is a member of the Clear Creek Baptist
Church.
The Board of Trustees is extremely
pleased to have someone of iy&?. Wilson* s
ability to serve as a Trustee.
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