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FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE QUARTERLY BULLETIN
Published at the end of each Quarter by the Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. l
Lexington, Ky. l
Subscription Price $2.00 :1 Year ‘
Edit0r’s Office. Wendover, Kentucky 41775
VOLUME 51 SUMMER, 1975 NUMBER 1 I
Second class postage paid at Lexington, Ky. 40507 l
Send Form 3579 to Frontier Nursing Service, Wendover, Ky. 41775 ~
Copyright, 1975, Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. I

 } CONTENTS
I
A ARTICLE AUTHOR PAGE
  "A Little Something Called FNS" William R. Bates III 45
M Audio—Visual Aids (illus.) Nancy Dammann 35
  Community Medicine Rotation Ann C. Ghory 47
  Developing A Philosophy of
; Family Nursing Elsie Maier 29
, Field Notes 54
Fiftieth Annual Report 2
Transmittal Letter, page 3
Audited Financial
Statements, page 4
Statement of Contributions
Placed in Trust, page 12
Statement of Donations and
Subscriptions, page 15
  Report of Operations, page 16
` Conclusion, page 21
  International Congress of
l Midwives Joan Fenton 22
l Kate Ireland (illus.) 53
Old Courier News 32
l Old Staff News 40
Philosophy of A Family Nurse Anonymous 30
Reflections and Renovation 25
Service-Teaching Phyllis Long 43
St. Luke’s Nurses A Photograph Inside
V Back Cover
| Brief Bits
l l A Gift From A Friend 39
  '» An Occasional Mistake Modern Maturity 44
{ x FNS Calendars 51
f Frontier Nursing Service
? i Medical I)irectives 28
; Judgement I)ay Modern Maturity 50
l Marriage Modern Maturity 46
1 Mother and Daughter Modern Maturity 42
, Readers’ Motoring Tales The Countryman 51
Twenty MPH Modern Maturity 59
i White Elephant 52
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FIFTIETH ANNUAL REPORT i
of the _ 
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, Incorporated ·g·
for the Fiscal Year `;
May 1, 1974 to April 30, 1975 {
PREFACE
As has been our custom since we were one year old, we present
our annual report of the fiscal affairs and ofthe field of operations
of the Frontier Nursing Service, Incorporated.
We have, as in previous years, divided our report into two
sections. One section is about money, and one section about work.
Under the heading of Conclusion, we tell something of what ·
the year has meant to us.
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FISCAL REPORT  F
The figures that follow are taken from the Balance Sheet, the  A
Exhibits and Schedules of the Audit for the fiscal year which
ended April 30, 1975. `
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   QUARTERLY BULLETIN 3
p ERNST & ERNST
Suite 7-B
{ Citizens Bank Square
  Lexington, Kentucky 40507
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3: Board of Governors
, Frontier Nursing Service, Inc.
h Wendover, Kentucky
  We have examined the balance sheets of Frontier Nursing
Service, Inc. as of April 30, 1975 and April 30, 1974, and the
related statements of revenues and expenses, changes in fund
balances and changes in financial position for the years then
ended. Our examination was made in accordance with generally
accepted auditing standards and, accordingly, included such tests
of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as
we considered necessary in the circumstances.
A In our opinion, the iinancial statements referred to above
present fairly the financial position of Frontier Nursing Service,
Inc. at April 30, 1975 and April 30, 1974, and the results of its
' operations, and changes in financial positio·n for the years then
[ ., ended, in conformity with generally accepted accounting princi-
gi ples applied on a consistent basis.
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Lexington, Kentucky
  Juiy 30, 1975
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 BALANCE ` SH]
Fnoiwmn NURSING SE1
APRIL 30
1975 1974
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS  ,
Current Assets:  
Cash and certificate of deposit ........,...............,,,.....,...................,. $ 47,115 $ 47,506 ig
Accounts receivable:  
Patients ................................i,...................iii,........,.......................` 950,021 748,059 !
Retroactive cost reimbursements—Note B ............................ — 58,884 "’
Other ..............._............_._.........._._...._._.................,..,.............i......... 4,891 1,935
954,912 808,878
Less allowance for uncollectible accounts ............................ 795,700 661,000
159,212 147,878 ‘
U. S. Government participation in
construction costs incurred ........................................................ 79,226 345,445
238,438 493,323 ‘
Inventories—Note A ..... . .........................................................,.......t 59,217 46,647
Prepaid expenses .............,........................................i..,.........i.......... 9,150 8,268
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 353,920 595,744
Property and Equipment—N0te A
Land _______________________________________,___,..,.___,_..._,______,............_....._......,....,...,.. 86,658 86,658
Buildings ____..............................._.......,......................................i........... 3,486,549 533,236
Equipment ______________________,_____..,.,____...____...._......,.,__.............,........,...,..... 557,896 346,353
Construction in progress (completed in 1975) ............................ — 2,513,617
4,131,103 3,479,864
Less allowance for depreciation .................................................... 660,434 616,967
3,470,669 2,862,897
Board-Designated Funds—Notes A and D
Consolidated Investment Fund:
Cash ______________________,_____,___________,,_,_______,___,________,,____,.._______.__.............. 24,474 7,277
Investments _____,.._,,_,.,.____....,_,.....____,__.__..................................,..,... 1,554,459 1,931,483
i,578,933 1,938,760
Less endowment fund investments (restricted) .................. 168,860 170,510
1,410,073 1,768,250 :
Mary Breckinridge Hospital and Development Fund: l _`
Cash ._...................................,.....,.,,..,.....,..._.......,............................ 21,558 172,596
Investments ,.................,.....,.......,.......................................l.......... 1,367,852 1,400,904 .
—-—-—— —————— .§
1,389,410 1,573,500
$6,624,072 $6,800,391 ‘
RESTRICTED FUNDS »
Endowment funds—N0tes A and D
Cash ................................................................,..................,.............,..... $ 485 $ 887
Investments .,...........,.................,.......................................,................. 404,393 403,936
Investments included in Consolidated Investment Fund ........ ,. 168,860 170,510
$ 573,738 $ 575,333  
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 ,_A_N'QE` SHEETS
RSING SERVICE, INC.
APRIL 30
1975 1974
 , UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
[ f` Current Liabilities:
05 5, Accounts payable .........................,.................................................. $ 54,573 $ 28,178
if Accrued salaries, wages, and payroll taxes ....A........................... 65,152 35,955
5g   Accounts payable and retainage due contractors .............,...... 215,544 375,535
34 *• Retirement plan accrual-—N0te C .............,.....................,............ 13,141 13,141
35 Accrued vacation expense ........................ . ....................................... 52,413 30,695
_ Unexpended portion of special purpose
73 funds and other current liabilities ....l.............,....................... 35,087 64,598
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_ ~ TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 435,910 548,102
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Fund Balance .......................................................................................... 6,188,162 6,252,289
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» RESTRICTED FUNDS
Endowment funds:
37 Fund balance:
36 Permanent ......_.,,..,.....,....,............,.,.......... . ,...,...,....,...l................,, $ 468,738 $ 470,333
10 Term ..................,........,.......,.r.r.....,,.......,.._...,.................».,...,,..,,..... 105,000 105,000
gg , $ 573,738 $ 575,333
4 See notes to financial statements.

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STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC. H
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Year ended April 30, 1975 amd 1974 i
Specific 2*-
Unrestricted Endowment Funds Purpose  »
Fund Permanent Term Funds  
Balances at May 1, 1973 .......>.........,....,............,...... $5,822,445 $474,701 $105,000 $5,142 ~
Excess of expenses over revenues `
for the year ended April 30, 1974
(deduction) »...l......................................................l... (341,102) .
U. S. Government participation in _-
construction costs incurred ....,........................... 713,762  
Donations of property and equipment-- V 
at fair market value at time of donation ...... 4,013  
Restricted contribution used for  
purchase of equipment .......................»................ 53,171
(Loss) on sale of investments .........,................t..... (4,368) .v
Transferred to other operating revenue ...........l.. (5,142)  =
BALANCES AT APRIL 30, 1974 6,252,289 470,333 105,000 $ —  ·
Excess of expenses over revenues
for the year ended April 30, 1975  
(deduction) ..........,.................................................. (328,886)  *
U. S. Government participation in I
construction costs incurred ................................ 231,382 I
Donations of property and equipment- *
at fair market value at time of donation ...... 12,240 3
Restricted contribution used for
purchase of equipment .....................................,.. 21,137
(Loss) on sale of investments ................................ (1,595)
BALANCES AT APRIL 30, 1975 $6,188,162 $468,738 _$105H)0
See notes to iinancial statements.

 _ QUARTERLY BULLETIN 7
STATEMENTS OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
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E . YEAR ENDED APRIL 30,
R 1975 1974
mc PL Patient service revenue:
me _  H0spita1—inpatient ...........................................,......,.,.,......._...A..... $ 424,161 $ 325,076
Q { Hospital—outpa.tient .................................... - ................................ 292,044 275,667
~ District clinic ..A...............................,...........,,.............._..........,........ 110,602 62,468
L42 · Home health .........................,........L......,,..............................,.......A.. 124,596 169,271
  951,403 832,482
Less discounts, charity, bad debts and
contractual allowances-—net ................,............................... 428,618 465,163
NET PATIENT SERVICE REVENUE 522,785 367,319
  Other operating revenue:
_. Income for specific operating purposes:
` Donations, bequests, and other .,............................................ 82,232 86,971
  Federal grants ........... . ...................,.,...l...........,...................... 183,106 116,998
  Drug sales, meals, and other .._.......... . ..........,.........r............... 1 ..... 138,573 117,909
  403,911 321,878
. TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE 926,696 689,197
i Operating expenses:
142)  _ Hospital ..................................l........................ . ....................... . ........ 1,030,673 830,861
__   General and administrative ..,..........,................ , ..........,................ 468,274 ,401,651
-  · District clinic and home health ..........,...........l..,...l................,... 256,516 235,020
Z · School of Midwifery and Family Nursing ..,........................... 212,275 162,695
Depreciation. ......................L..................................,,........................ 57,236 59,272
_, TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSE 2,024,974 1,689,499
  LOSS FROM OPERATIONS 1,098,278 1,000,302
Nonoperating revenue:
’ Unrestricted gifts and bequests .ll..r.....................,.................... 393,684 349,389
( Unrestricted income from endowment funds ........................ 7,665 7,410
; Income and gains from Board-designated funds .L............,.... 363,194 298,894
~ Other nonoperating revenue ,.........,...............,...,..............,.....,.. 4,849 3,507
769,392 659,200
EXCESS OF EXPENSES OVER REVENUES $ 328,886 $ 341,102
Certain 1974 amounts have been reclassified to
conform to 1975 classifications.
See notes to financial statements.

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STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION {
FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
YEAR ENDED APRIL 30, M`?
1975 1974 f g
SOURCE OF FUNDS ’· D
Loss from operations ...................................................I............... $1,098,278 $1,000,302 I,.]
Provision for depreciation (which  
did not require funds) .....r............................................,...»... 57,236 59,272 ~ p
Funds (Required) for Operations (1,041,042) (941,030) E
Nonoperating revenue .........................I.................................... 769,392 659,200 —
Funds (Required) for Operations _ S
and Nonoperating Revenues (271,650) (281,830) Q
U. S. Government participation in V
construction costs incurred .................................................. 231,382 713,762 _ 3
Decrease in Board-designated funds: i
Mary Breckinridge Hospital and Q b
Development Fund .............,............................,............. 184,090 583,272
Consolidated Investment Fund .......................................... 358,177 189,649
Contributions restricted for purchase of equipment .........,. 21,137 53,171 M 1;
TOTAL SOURCES 523,136 1,258,024 f t
APPLICA'I‘ION OF FUNDS E I
Purchase of property and equipment ..,.................................., 652,768 1,286,407 -
TOTAL FUNDS USED 652,768 1,286,407 Y l
DECREASE IN WORKING CAPITAL $(129,632) $ (28,383) _ I
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CHANGES IN COMPONENTS OF WORKING CAPITAL   E
Increase (decrease) in current assets: . ;
Cash ........................,......................................I......,.................... (391) 283  
Accounts receivable ................................ - ........,,.I.................. 11,334 (84,169) 1 i
Inventories ................................................ . ..........................,... 12,570 (2,172) I 1
Prepaid expenses ................,...,...............,_.I...,....,................... 882 1,296
U. S. Government participation in L
construction costs incurred .............,............................. (266,219) 345,445 r ·1 ,
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(241,824) 260,683 , ;
Less increase (decrease) in current liabilities: ` <
Accounts payable ...............................,................................ 26,395 (11,676) ¤~
Accrued salaries and payroll taxes ................................. 29,197 1,306 · 1
Accounts payable and retainage due contractors ..I....... (159,991) 278,493 ·  .
Retirement plan accrual ......,,._..........,,...,......,..I....I............... — (6,731)  I
Accrued vacation payable .......I.........,,,.......,......................... 21,718 — » ]
Other current liabilities .........................I.............................. (29,511) 27,674 ;
————- —-—-  ·` ¤
(112,192) 289,066  `
DECREASE IN WORKING CAPITAL $ (129,632) $ (28,383)  I °
See notes to financial statements.  `

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NOTES T0 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
_ FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INC.
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’   ;· Year ended April 30, 1975 and 1974
,02 { NOTE A—SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES
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i The accounting principles which materially affect the determination of financial
Z72 - position or results of operations are summarized below.
gg? Patient Service Revenues
1_ ¤ Patient service revenues are reported on an accrual basis in the period in which
services are provided, at established rates regardless of whether collection in full is
330) expected. Discounts, charity allowances, the results of other arrangements for pro-
l, viding service at less than established rates, and the provision for uncollectible accounts
762 are reported as deductions from patient service revenue on an accrual basis.
_. A major portion of services are provided to indigent patients at nominal cost and
272 bad debts and charity are substantial.
549 _
U1 i N onoperatmg Revenues
_ ‘ Donations, grants and bequests which are not restricted by donors and subject
024 I to designation by the Service are reported as nonoperating revenue.
407 2 Board-Designated Funds
-— , Donations, grants and bequests received for constructing and e uippin a new
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407 hospital at Hyden, Kentucky and for certain operating purposes incident thereto are
-—- accumulated in the Mary Breckinridge Hospital and Development Fund. Since dona-
383) , tions, bequests and income from this Fund in prior years were sufficient to meet the
Z cost of construction of the new hospital, the Service considers all donations, bequests,
j and income from invest.men.ts of this Fund in 1975 and 1974 to be available for specified
, and general operating purposes and such amounts are recorded as nonoperating revenue
when received or earned. In accordance with the original designation of the Mary
283 2 Breckinridge Hospital and Development Fund, the Service has determined that monies
169) _ remaining in the Fund after completion of the new hospital are to be used for renova-
172) ’ tion of the old Hyden Hospital and outpost centers, for additional staff salaries, for
296 the funding of the retirement program and for other contingencies.
¥ The Board of Governors has designated The Consolidated Investment Fund for
445 " accumulating funds for such operating and general purposes as they may determine.
’_ During the years ended April 30, 1975 and April 30, 1974, the Service transferred
683 1 $525,000 and $290,000, respectively, from the Consolidated Investment Fund to meet
; operating expenses.
,676) ° •~
,306 .
493 ,_  Restricted Funds
,731)   Endowment funds represent funds which are not available for general operating
— V purposes but the income from which is available for operating purposes. Such funds
,674 5 are classified as restricted funds and income therefrom is credited to revenue when
—- -` earned in accordance with donors’ instructions.
*066  { The term endowment, on which restrictions expire beginning April 1, 1978, will be
383)  _ available for social service over a reasonable period.
··  . Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. is also income beneficiary of certain trust funds
_ (aggregate market value at April 30, 1975 and April 30, 1974-—approximately $307,000

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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS—Continued .
NOTE A—SUMMARY OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES——Continued
and $321,000 respectively) which are not administered or controlled by the Service. ii
Accordingly, such funds are not reflected in the balance sheets at April 30, 1975 and ,
1974.  2
Resources restricted by donors for additions to property and equipment are re- aj
corded as credits to the unrestricted fund balance when expended for the purposes `
intended. Resources restricted by donors for specific operating purposes are credited I
to other operating revenues when expended for the purposes intended.
Donated Services amd Supplies
The estimated value of services donated through volunteer work is not recorded in  
the accoimts of Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. The estimated value of supplies donated
to the Service has been included in income and expense in the statement of revenues  
and expenses.
Inventories V
Inventories are stated at cost (first-in, first-out method) which is not i.n excess ~
of market.
Property amd Equipment  ·
Property and equipment is stated at cost, or fair market value at date of dona-  
tion for related items received. Depreciation has been computed on the straight-line ~`
method over the estimated useful lives generally as follows: Q
Buildings -10 to 40 years 1
Equipment- 5 to 15 years  
Vehicles —— 4 years  
NOTE B——MEDICARE AND MEDICAID PROGRAMS . 
At April 30, 1975, the Service participated in the Medicare·Medicaid programs  ·
for eligible services provided through the Hospital and Home Health Agency. ·»
Under cost reimbursement formulas in effect for the year ended April 30, 1975,  ' "
eligible program costs for the Hospital and Home Health Agency were in excess of  ,
customary charges for service and reimbursement therefor is limited to the lesser of 2
cost or customary charges. The excess cost may be carried over and reimbursed to ,
the extent that charges in the two succeeding years exceed the eligible cost of cov- ¤
ered services.  I
From May 11, 1973 to February 9, 1975, the Hyden Hospital was terminated as
a provider of services under the federal Medicare and state Medicaid programs. The _
termination was a result of alleged inadequate safety precautions required under  ,
Medicare regulations at the Hospital. The Service is currently appealing this decision  ·
to federal authorities. Legal counsel for the Service cannot give an opinion as to the ·
ultimate outcome of this appeal. If a favorable determination is obtained by the T
Service for the period of termination, additional amounts may be recoverable from
the Medicare-Medicaid pro·grams. No amounts have been reflected in the financial
statements for 1975 or 1974 for such potential recoveries.

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» NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS—Gontinued
NOTE B—MEDICAR.E AND MEDICAID PROGRAMS—Continued
ice. @3 Operating revenues for 1975 and 1974 include amounts estimated to be reimbursable
and ,_ for home health services and, subsequent to February 10, 1975, for hospital services
 * under the cost reimbursement formulas in effect. Audits of the cost reports have
’ been completed and settled through April 30, 1974.
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Iigg x NOTE C—R.ETI.REMENT PLAN
Frontier Nursing Service, Inc. has a retirement plan for regular full time em-
ployees with three years of continuous service who are twenty-five years of age or
more. The policy of the Service is to fund pension costs accrued. During the year
, ended April 30, 1975, the Service made certain changes in the actuarial assumptions
im » for the plan, Past service liability is being funded over a period of 20 years. Total
ted ‘ retirement plan expense for the year ended April 30, 1975 and April 30, 1974, was
ues ~ $20,777 and $13,719, respectively.
The actuarially computed value of vested benefits as of July 1, 1974 (date of last
actuarial valuation report) exceeded the total of the pension fund and balance sheet
accruals by approximately $36,000.
_ I In accordance with the provisions of the Employee Retirement Income Security
ESS ` Act of 1974, the Service will make certain amendments to its retirement plan and
make certain changes in the actuarial determination of pension costs. The future
effect of the Act on pension expense and funding has not been determined.
 ” NOTE D—INVESTMENTS
na-   Investments are stated in the financial statements at cost and are not adjusted for
line `_ amortization of premiums and accretion of discounts. Investment income is accounted
- for on the cash basis which is not significantly different from the accrual method. Cost
and approximate market values at April 30, 1975 and 1974 are summarized as follows:
¥ 1975 1974
  Cost Market Cost Market
1 Board designated funds:
I Consolidated investment fund:
  U. S. Government obligations .............. $ 3,987 $ 3,800 $ 33,210 $ 33,000
, Corporate bonds _____._.,,......_,,,._......... . ...... 714,511 579,800 815,136 725,600
,  Common stocks ...................................... 835,961 1,600,700 1,081,286 2,113,700 "
kms  _ other ._._....................................................... - - 1,851 1,900
W5,  * ·~ $1,554,459 $2,184,300 $1,931,483 $2,874,200
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· gf g Mary Breckinridge Hospital
{ to and Development Fund:
,0V_ ' , U, S_ Government obligations .............. $1,278,852 $1,294,100 $1,400,904 $1,396,200
 , Corporate bonds ......................,............... 89,000 81,000 — —
. as $1,367,852 $1,375,100 $1,400,904 $1,396,200
.der  , Endowment funds:
sion  · Corporate- bonds ,.._...._....,.......,...........,......... $ 85,028 $ 58,900 $ 85,028 $ 61,700
the · Common stocks _._,_._.............................,.,... 90,556 77,800 90,099 85,000
the T Investments in common trust funds ....., 228,809 324,500 228,809 355,500
rom —   ——— ———~—
cial $ 404,393 $ 461,200 3403,936 $ 502,200

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FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, IN·CORPORATED
STATEMENT OF CONTRIBUTIONS PLACED IN TRUST
April 30, 1975 with Comparative Figures for 1974 fi
April 30, Additions April 30,  V.
1974 During Year 1975  X',
Norah Oliver Shoemaker Memorial Baby’s Crib ..........,. $ 5,000 $ 5,000  ·"
Children’s Christmas Fund in Memory of
Barbara Brown ................................................................ 1,000 1,000
Donald R. McLennan Memorial Bed .................................. 12,750 12,750
Margaret A. Pettit Legacy .........................,........................ 1,954 1,954
Jane Short Atwood Legacy ................................................ 7,500 7,500
Mrs. John W. Price, Jr. Fund .............................................. 10,800 10,800
Winfield Baird Foundation .................................................. 105,000 105,000
Mrs. Henry Shipman Legacy .............................................. 24,398 24,398
Wilson Neel Memorial Baby’s Crib .........................,.......... 1,462 1,462
Jessie Preston Draper Memorial No. 1 .............................. 15,000 15,000
Jessie Preston Draper Memorial No. 2 .............................. 185,000 185,000
Joan Glancy Memorial Baby’s Crib .........................,.......... 5,000 5,000
Isabella George Jeffcott Memorial ...................................... 2,500 2,500
Belle Barrett Hughitt Memorial ........................................ 17,000 17,000
Bettie Starks Rodes Memorial Baby’s Crib
John Price Starks Memorial Baby’s Crib .................. 10,000 10,000
Mary Ballard Morton Memorial Wing .............................. 85,251 85,251
Marion E. Taylor Memorial ................................................ 10,000 10,000 _
Fanny Norris Fund ................................................................ 10,000 10,000 ··
Marie L. Willard Legacy ...................................................... 3,127 3,127 I
Mrs. Charles H. Moorman Fund .......................................... 1,100 1,100
Lillian F. Eisaman Legacy ................................................... 5,000 5,000
Lt. John M. Atherton Memorial .......................................... 1,000 1,000
Mrs. Morris B. Belknap Fund .............................................. 26,375 26,375 "
Elisabeth Ireland Fund ........................................................ 22,458 22,458  
Elizabeth Agnes Alexander Legacy .................................. 5,000 5,000 ‘
Richard D. McMahon Legacy .............................................. 943 943  
Mrs. W. Rodes Shackelford in Memory
of Her Two Children ...............................,.....................,.. 15,000 15,000 ,
Hattie M. Strong Memorial .................................................. 10,000 10,000  V
Beulah Bruce Brennan Memorial ................,..,.................... 2,000 2,000 _
Anna R. Gooch Memorial ...............,...................................... 16,625 16,625 ‘
Jeannie B. Trull Legacy .......................,................................ 33,253 33,253 f
Frances Kendall Ross Legacy .........................,.................. 17,100 17,100 _
Elizabeth Sherman Lindsay Memorial .............................. 5,000 5,000
Helen N. and Beatrice A. Wilson Fund ............................ 10,000 10,000
Sophia Cogswell Stiger Memorial ..................................,... 23,401 23,401 A
Dr. Charles N. Kavanaugh Memorial ................................ 1,000 1,000 »
Margaret C. Breckinridge Legacy ...................................... 3,000 3,000 *l
Mary Hallock Armstrong Legacy ...................................... 2,000 2,000  I
Winifred Irene Leckie Memorial ........................................ 1,000 1,000
Lena G, Anderson Legacy ............,....................................... 7,233 7,233
Lisette Hast Legacy ..............................................,............... 10,944 10,944
Edward S. Jouett Legacy .................................................... 1,000 1,000 t
Herman Bowmar Fund ...................................................,...... 1,000 1,000 ,’
Mrs. Henry James Legacy .................................................... 5,000 5,000 ‘
Jean Hollins Memorial Fund ................................................ 5,286 5,286 ·
Anne Steele Wilson Memorial ........,................................,.. 3,043 3,043
Mary Churchill Humphrey Fund ........................................ 1,001 1,001
Mrs. Bissell Carey Legacy .................................................... 5,000 5,000

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l FRONTIER NURSING SERVICE, INCORPORATED
STATEMENT OF CONTRIBUTIONS PLACED IN TRUST
`? April 30, 1975 with Comparative Figures for 1974
30,  '. April 30, Additions April 30,
i  {J 1974 During Year 1975
,000  il Dr. John M. Bergland Memorial ........................................ 1,000 1,000
Edward C. Wilson Legacy ....................,,.............................. 49,250 49,250
,000 Ann Allen Danson Fund ..........l...........................,............... 3,432 3,432
,750 Helen Rochester Rogers Legacy ...................,.................... 5,000 5,000
,954 Virginia Branham Memorial ..rl.............,................,............. 17,109 1,165 18,274
,500 Mrs. Herman F. Stone Fund ..,.............,...,..........,................ 2,000 2,000
,800 Annie Wallingford Anderson Memorial ...............,............ 5,100 5,100
,000 Mrs. Edna C. Lapham Fund ..............................,.........,....... 15,250 15,250
,398 Edith M. Douglas Legacy ................,.......,.........l....,............ 10,000 10,000
,462 Adeline Shaw Martindale Legacy ...................................... 82,718 82,718
,000 Flora G. Fletcher Legacy ........................................,........... 39,753 39,753
,000 Fannie B. Mcllvain Memorial ..............................,,,............. 3,015 3,015
.000 Catharine Mellick Gilpin and Roger D.
,500 Mellick Memorial ........................,........A............,.........,... 5,371 5,371
,000 William Nelson Fant, Jr. Memorial .................................. 78,350 78,350
Lucie Wilshire Graham Memorial ...................................... 17,721 750 18,471
,000 Mrs. Abigail Hodges Trust .................................................. 1,000 1,000
,251 Anna Marshall Miller ......................l..................................... 42,300 42,300
,000 _ Elizabeth B. Perkins Legacy ............................,................. 152,972 152,972
,000 ~· Eliza Davitt Hartley Legacy .............................................. 150,000 150,000
,127  · Cordie M. Williams Legacy .................................................. 458,254 458,254
,100 Marga.ret H. T. Hunt for
,000 Caroline H. P. Thornton Memorial .............................. 1,000 1,000
,000 Anonymous (Bankers Trust Co., N.Y., Trustee) ...l...,,... 137,496 137,496
,375 Elizabeth Canby Bradford duPont Memorial ....... . .......... 40,000 40,000
,458 Louie A. Hall Legacy in Memory of
,000 ‘ Sophronia Brooks ..................................