Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 17, 1971
Caption:
Kiwanis Club Dedicates Hospital Playroom ~ A new pre-school playroom at C. C. Mott Chidren's Hospital was dedicated yesterday by the Ann Arbor Kiwanis Club in honor of Ashley Clague (second from left), long-time local resident and former Ann Arbor Board of Education president. Clague, a retired grocer, was cited for his fund-raising efforts and his continuing support of recreational programs at Mott Hospital. Congratulating Clague at ceremonies yesterday was T. R. Johnson (far left) Kiwanis International President from Denver. Also pictured are Robert Norris (far right), an original charter member of the club, and Ralph Keyes (second from right), local attorney and trustee of the Forney W. Clement Memorial Project. Clague was instrumental in founding that project, too, which is dedicated toward the financial support of educational and recreational programs for children at the hospital. (News photo by Cecil Lockard)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 20, 1969
Caption:
Mott's Grandchildren Unveil Plaque. Little Marise Maynet (left) and her brother, Jean-Charles (right), grandchildren of 94-year-old Flint philanthropist Charles S. Mott, pull ropes to unveil plaque at dedication ceremonies for the University's new C. S. Mott Children's Hospital yesterday at the new facility. Looking on (left to right) are the Rt. Rev. Richard S. Emrich, Episcopal bishop; Mott, and Edward J. Connors, director of the new $9,500,000 facility. Mott, through his C. S. Mott Foundation, gave $6,500,000 to make the unique 207-bed hospital possible.