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Show gS? Complete, Modern 7 Pi'y Heboid 1964 Facilities X-R- ay Maintained by Utah Valley Hospital The patient lays unconscious on the hospital emergency table. He has just been rushed to the hospital by ambulance from an auto accident. In addition to serious lacerations which require immediate attention from a team of doctors, he suffers from numerous fractures and ment of Radiology at Utah Val- films on each patient, Mr. ley LDS Hospital. If the patient Zenger said. can be moved, he is taken to Thousands of dollars in equipthe modern radiology depart- ment are maintained by the ment for a series of If hospital in its radiographic dehe cannot be moved, portable partment, its fluoroscopic apunits are rushed to the paratus and its therapy units. emergency rooms and well- - Mr. said that the hostrained technologists set the pital isZenger operating an approved of mo in "search eyes" for school other injuries. radiologic technolotion. gists which graduates four to The doctors call for emergenWithin six minutes after the five students each year. A new cy assistance from the Depart- - y pictures are taken, they program is pending where stuare rushed to a developing room dents may obtain a three - year at the hospital, processed and associate degree in radiological are back to the doctor so he technology in connection with can use this modern assistance Brigham Young University. for diagnosis and treatment. The department handles not The Department of Radiology only patients who are confined but actually serves three main pur- to the hospital, to the X-ra- ys. X-r- ay X-r- ay X-ra- Farm Group Told About Convention Easter Party For Provo Kids Slated Saturday Provols Exchange Club this year will continue its long-standi- tradition of ng sponsoring a community Easter event for children but indoors instead of out. The event will be free to all children 12 and under in Provo. This will be the second year he club has changed the event from an outdoor egg hunt in the city's to parks, an indoor theater party with candy Easter egg refreshments. The party will be held of achos- administrator. Members of the Utah County pital first, are used for Farmers Union and their part- diagnostic purposes where norners met recently in Provo to mal or abnormal function of hear a report on the National organs, determination of injurFarmers Union Convention held ies, fractures, dislocations are at St. Paul, Minn., according to observed through radiology. J. Earl Smith, Lehi, county The second function of the president. department is therapeutic where Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conover is used for treat of Ferron were guests at the ment of disease or abnormal Provo meeting. Mr. Conover is tissue, Mr. Zenger pointed out state vice president of the Utah The y treatment can be Farmers Union and was select- used both for retarding growth ed by the government as an ex- of undesirable tissue or for stim change farmer to visit Egypt ulating growth in other areas. and the Holy Land. The The third area of the showed slides of their ment is consultation in depart which travels and talked on agricul- the hospital's radiologist, Dr. ture in Egypt James K. Matneson, wno is a Mr. Smith reported on the Na- specialist in radiology, intertional Farmers Union Conven- prets both diagnostic and theration held at St. Paul. peutic results and consults with The convention was headlined, the patient's family doctor or A i J flwico X3ywv? T?atrVI " specialists concerning X-ra- ys, X-ra- Con-ove- rs i t-- hospital examinations. for radiographic The examinations are interpreted by Dr. Matheson and the results are sent to the family doctor. New equipment which has been ordered to keep the deincludes partment modern magazine type film which will allow rapid expomachine is unsure. An y der consideration which will allow for special facial bone studies. Applications for acceptance in the hospital's school for radiological technologists come from throughout the western states and Hawaii, Mr. Zenger said. delegates expressed alarm at treatment. Utah Valley's department "continuing decrease in farm income to the extent that our radiology employs 20 persons, rural communities are being including one chief radiological technologist, Dean C. Shimmin, five staff technologists, nine aide, two students, one medical secretaries, and one receptionist in addition to the department head. Most of the staff keep a busy day with some 60 separate examinations, includingabout four dangerously eroded while other major segments of the U. S. economy are enjoying increasing income and profits," Mr. Smith said. Members felt that this trend of lower farm family income is blocking the revitalizing of the nation's I social Anthony Milo Lyman, 445 N 4th E., Provo, pleaded innocent in Provo City Court to a charge of driving during suspension March 21, and trial was set for April 22. Preliminary hearing for Coy G. Gordon, 43, 1468 W. 9th N., charged with issuing a fictitious check for $73.75, was continued by Provo City Court until March 31. Trial for Rodney Meados 45, 339 E. 4th N., Sawta-quicharged with driving while under the influence of intoxicating likuor Jan. 19, was continued for the second time to May 6. James Kendall Zaharis and Charles Howard Randall, 1015 South State, Provo, pleaded guilty In Provo City Court to charges of unlawful discharge of firearms March 16, and were 2 373-552- other 9-- 7 nrn ... j Grantt'OVPn 4 dl Nylon, acetate. 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(Editor's note: the new salaries are mayor fined $20 each. $9,250 from the present $6,000, Stephen Davies, 21, 758 N. 8th commissioners $8,750 from the E., Provo, found guilty by Pro- present $5,000, and city auditor vo City Court of a charge of $8,500 from $5,000.) battery, was fined $50. The commisisoner said that in the new salaries become when Larry Sheets, 20, charged Provo City Court with wilful effective April 1, the commisneglect and failure to support sion and auditor will no longer his wife, Mary Sheets, Salt draw $100 a month for car exLake City, was ordered by Pro- penses or use a city furnished vo City Court to pay $100 to car but will go to a travel Mrs. Sheets by April 17. voucher system. He also told club members Gordon Thomas Weir, 20 736 N. 7th E., Provo, pleaded guil that a proposal for compulsory service will be ty in Provo City Court to a garbage pick-u- p statutory charge and was fined coming up before the commission soon. Mr. Brimhall said $100. LaDawn Taylor, 416 N. 10th the additional cost of the exwill not be much pick-u- p E., Orem, pleaded guilty to panded the more than present cost but charges of petty larceny March its additional revenue will help 18, and was placed on probaon the gartion for six months by Provo payoff indebtedness He indicated trucks. that bage City Court. when the service no longer has Marvin Uren, 48, 690 E. 11th the indebtedness, the monthly W., Provo, pleaded guilty to service charge may be reduced. charges of failing to leave noHe indicated that the city can tice after his car collided with look forward to a parked car, and was fined $15 ments for the capital improveairport runway by Provo City Court. fire extension, department work including more fire hydrants GARLAND IN HOSPITAL and storage of reserve water. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Judy The city is now engaged in Garland was under doctors' orimprovements to the ders today to rest for a week major water, sewer and electrical before resuming any acting or departments he said. singing chores. In the future, Mr. Brimhall She checked out of Cedars of said, he will recommend to the Lebanon Thursdav commission a bond issue for Hospital where she spent 30 hours un storm sewers, a new 10 million dergoing tests that showed she gallon water tank and land had nothing more serious than needed to implement the city's an acute case of influenza. The master road plan. star had been admitted to the He also forecast the future hospital as a possible appendi need of the city to construct a citis case, but doctors decided water treatment plant to utilize the flu bug was the cause of water the city has but is unable her abdominable pains. to use for culinary purposes. ness and residential districts, pleaded guilty, and was fined $30, of which $10 was suspenaea J fr X-ra- X-r- ay David L. Gabbitas, 21, 190 S. 2n E., Springville, pleaded guilty in Provo City Court to a charge of driving during revocation March 13, and was fined $299 by Provo City Court. Norman L. Hoggard, 554 W. 2nd N., Provo, charged with driving during revocation Jan. 28, pleaded guilty, and was fined $150 by Provo City Court. Antonio Valeri, 21, Orem, pleaded innocent to a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor, and trial was set in Provo City Court for April 22. Trial for LeGrand L. Nelson, 53, 775 W. 8th N., charged with driving while under the influ ence of intoxicating liquor Sept. 9, was continued, for the third time, to April 9. Dean Harris Rasmussen, 38, 707 E. 17th South Orem, pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor Feb. 5, and was fined $150. Donald H. Fuller, 22, 318 E. 13th S., Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving Dec. 8, after the court dismissed a charge of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor on the same date. Norman S. Jenkins, 145 W. 6th N., Spanish Fork, charged with driving 60 mph in a 40 mph zone March 19 while it was snowing and facing oncoming traffic, pleaded guilty in Provo City Court, and was fined $25, of which $10 was suspended. Earl Ray Thomsen, Box 216, Spanish Fork, charged with driving 60 mph in a 35 mph rone at night March 19 through busi- and Mental Health attended conferences Clinic, while in Chicago of American Orthopsychiatry Associ a t i o n which combines disciplines of Fedtrolf psychiatry, psychology and so-- 1 and Stat I cial work, and the American Association of Psychiatric Clin NEEDNT BE A ics for Children. The Utah County clinic, an associate member of the AAPCC, SEE for the past year, has just been BLOCK CO. made a full fledged member, H&R 2 said Mrs. Marley. PHONE GUARANTEE She said Utah County Child guarantee accurate preparaGuidance and Mental Health W tion of every tax return. If we Clinic staff is now spending make any errors that cost you more time in consultation with any penalty or interest we will or interest. agencies, including pay the penalty PROVO schools, in an effort to get help 175 WEST 3rd SOUTH early for children with emo Wk. Days Sat. 3 tional problems. No Appointment Necessary ate Provo City Court Outlines Disposition of Complaints Hig-ginso- rvnwn INCOME TAX Guidance ceiving child welfare support dent Children) welfare comhave no father in the home. pleted high school. And 40 per cent of their parLess than 16 per cent have ents before them grew up in skills to be employable. homes lacking two responsible Illegitimacy is increasing. parents. These were among social Only one in four of mothers problems underlined to the American Orthopsychiatry Association at Chicago last week, Saturday at the Academy as members were urged to Theater, with "Tarzan the support President Johnson's atMagnificent" as the movie. tack upon poverty. Four showings will be made 'If the proposed program is chilthe and to succeed entire communities during day, dren may come to any one both lay and professional of them: 9 a.m., 10 a.m., must be aroused to help," 12 noon and 1:30 p.m. No Eloise Morley, delegate, detickets will be necessary. clared today upon her return to Rex Hughes is general Provo. chairman of this year's Mrs. Morley, chief Easter project. worker at the Utah Couiity Child Exchange Club Hears About of City Plans other -- who come up-to-d- Two thirds of the families re- receiving ADC (Aid to Depen- HMULH "out-patient- s" poses in the organization Utah Valley LDS Hospital, cording to John H. Zenger, Report Made on Welfare Conference A 00 tv ifr V (3 I w. CENTER .Cl 1 |