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Show Sugar House, Utah, Monday, January THE NEWS BULLETIN 5, 1953 Page 5 CURTIS TALK WILDLIFE FIX ROCKY MOUNTAIN MEDICAL Continued from rage TO SHOW AT PLANS x DERE ADVANCED section and the third wing will rise 16 stories. Each wing is 150 feet long. It will be possible to double the bed capacity of the establishment by adding more wings when the occasion demands. To be built of steel and concrete, the building will be air conditioned throughout, will be decorated in pastel shades in the modem hospital manner. Eight elevators will whisk patients, doctors, nurses and visitors form one level to the next. One entire end wing will be devoted to medical and dental offices. Doctors will be able to move freely between their offices and the hospital wings; but the general public will not be allowed to pass through the locked doors. Traffic in the hospital wing will thus be kept at a minimum. Architect Larsen is enthusiastic about the innovations to be included in th new structure. The maternity ward will feature lying-i- n arrangements. Connected to each room will be a glassed-i- n nursery. When company comes to see the new mother, her infant will be safe behind the glass doors, but completely visible to the visitors. After visiting hours, the mother can slide open the doors, pull the child's crib out to stay by her ments now stand. Announcement was made last will provide "medical resources, Many wards have been created week of plans to erect one of the laboratory space for research; from portions of Sugar House until Howard Cleaves, camerman in largest and most elaborate build- facilities necessary for a growing there now exists in this area litings in the southeast area. city the size of Salt Lake. erally dozens of wards in the Gran-sid- the specialized field of wildlife, The announcement was made by Architect Niels P. Larsen deGrant, Wells, South Salt Lake, will bring a rare understanding of Albert nature to of the lecture the when scribes the building as a "complete Zenger, manager platform ite, Sugar House, Highland, Walker on Bank Pioneer he for the Granite Arts Branch, said appears Park and other stakes. hospital." "For instance, Mr. Curtis said, "We owe them Association's eighth concert series the hospital board of the Rocky Larsen, "if a patient has polio, he is taken to the General Hospital. much. What would Grandfather January 8 at 8:15 p.m. at the Mountain Medical Center. deExact location has not been school auditorium. If he has a mental disorder, he is Young have said, If he had been Granite high Mr. Cleaves first still pictures of termined. taken immediately to the hospital told that at Sugar House corner, were birds 1907. made about Under 20,000 persons would be clocked The three wings in addition to at Provo. If he has tuberculosis, he In one day, entering one store, the tutelage of Thomas A. Edison, the central part of the structuure is taken to Ogden. The Rocky he began taking motion pictures of will house a called K.O.B.? d hospital, of- Mountain Medical Center will have wildlife 1913. in fices for doctors and dentists, re- all the latest equipment with which He added, "The words of Presito handle every type of illness. We At Harvard he studied natural search facilities. dent Young are not always fully have already spent a year and a quoted for President Young said, science as a special student. He Is a contwo will floors The first half gathering data from all parts trustee of Staten Island Institute of This is the place! Drive on'! of of the United States on modern the convenience for tain shops Arts and Sciences and lives on Mjr. Curtis said he had always patients and visitors. There will be hospital equipment and proceedure loved Sugar House and felt that Staten Island, a rural part of New soda fountain, gift and floral shops, and making preliminary drawings. President Young was looking right York City. a pharmacy, a cafe, a snackbar, a A government report of some at Sugar House when he uttered barber and beauty establishments. words. historic 21 fish ponds to the east of the those two years ago showed a shortage hoswill In be the the basement of 400 hospital beds in Salt Lake Dale course. backForest historic After recalling the present golf kitchen and space. storage pital These were sa known for years valley. It was about that time a ground, Mr. Curtis said: "We have will A parkprovide a group of local doctors and buscome a long way, but the end is the Rockwod Fish Farm. 50 for automobiles facilities ing inessmen met to lay plans for the We must dwell not in the not yet. Samuel Rockwood, son of Albert doctors. to belonging new building. of Mr. past, but Drive On' to new ac- P., is the father-in-lawill new successes." Medical Center Curtis and related many of the pio-ncomplishments; Nearby the Architects will need another year hosnurses the with a home be to the speaker. to complete drawings and it will He mentioned the glorious opexperiences in the basement, laundry pital hand on and two years after that to erect bedside. take Note The interesting every (Edtiors portunities the' with hospital proper the mamoth structure. The two The lying-i-n arrangement is beurged that Sugar House folk plant acount of the history and pioneer connected an conveyor. underground by end will these work and that each be twelve House of wings unitedly nobly background Sugar given ing adopted by increasing numbers opportunities might become re- by Elbert R. Curtis at the Sons of According to Zenger, the Center stories high, while the central of hospitals all over the country. alities. Utah Pioneers; will furnish material for a series of articles to be was Mrs. Pitt, the speaker said, a granddaughter of President Brig- used in The News Bulletin in forthham Young and daughter of coming weeks. Mr. Curtis desires Charles Decker. Charles Decker to give credit to sources of his Continued from Page 1 of material to: Church historians was a bodyguard and Brigham Young (having married records, records and scrap book of warned pedestrians and shunted Annual financial congregational Both Marvin and Marie MelPres. Youngs second daughter by the DUP of Sugar House camp, and motor traffic over the northern meeting of members of the Wasatch son and daughter of Mr. and to Presbyterian church will be held ville, the first wife). Mr. Decker crossed acknowledge the word of mouth leg. Deputizing a Mrs. Alton C. Melville, 2201 the plains 58 times, was a Pony accounts told to him throughout warn pedestrians and lhotorists, Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Inlife his Ave., copped Class A and by his late grandmother, officer Banks hurried to the elecDr. Ray T. Woolsey, chairman Express rider, friend of the Mrs. Alice Decker Pitt.) off dians and interpreter to them. box to cut the tric power of the board of trustees, will pre- Class C honors last week in Salt current. This Charles Decker plowed sent the budget to the congrega- Lake Ski club's tourney. x around 640 acres of land in what Granite high schools ski star, The fallen tree, he said, was still tion for approval and pledges. is now Parleys ward. The Decker A Marvin sufficient Melville, came through with with separate young peoples budget brilliantly lighted more two Ditch, mentioned in manw of .the will first place titles at Alta be same a presente'd the power to injure person. evening. abstracts of the vicinity, was on December 28 as he walked off Hurrying back to the scene of According to Mrs. Mary Jack, in named for him. A part of the the toppled tree, he saw Dennis charge of guiding young peoples with top laurels in the Class A Decker home and fort still stands Bale, 29, and his wife, Mrs. Dor- activities, goal for this budget has slalom and Class A jumping parts three-wa- y back of the new Parley's chapel, Bale, 28, of 637 Garfield av- been set at $2500 for the year. A of the Salt Lake Ski clubs othy 40 The constructed. now being head-firtourney. across total of $2000 has already been Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Erickson, enue, trip and fall acres on which the cement plant won the Class A downMrs. "Marv said. Jack pledged, invisible an wire. almost guy is located in Parley's Canyon was 2559 Evergreen Avenue, held a A potluck supper at the church hill in 63.9 seconds, besting his Both suffered skinned shins and also part of the Charles Decker neighbor open house on December 6:30 p.m. will preceed the nearest competitor, Mike Reddish, at knees and elbows and the ChristMr. Mrs. 28 F. and Mr. honoring Hugh those of days, early holdings meeting. by six seconds. Tom Warnock took Wilcox, Fallbrook, Calif., who spent mas clothing of both was miserCurtis said. Other trustees who helped form- third in the Class A with a 69.9 soiled when plunged ably in they Christmas East the an was Rockwood holidays Albert Perry head-lon- g into the muddy, wet ulate the regular church budget mark. Mill Creek. and leader church and civic included Arnold Ness, Charles In the Landes jump, Marv early The Wilcoxes are former mem- street as they tripped. warden of the was an early-da- y Wertz, Fred Boyd, Morgan Calvert, leaped 139 fet and amassed a total comBoth were given emergency Winifred prison, and with the help of the bers of the East Mill Creek Esterak, James Walker, of 302. 5points. were in abrasions treatment for which on and very work much did they munity Dr. labor, Robert Marie Melville, an Olympus prison Heaney, William the old county road (Highland active in both church and civic bruises, and were turned over to H. H. Hammill is financial junior high pupil, won first place an insurance adjuster, for the affairs. Drive). in Class C slalom. secretary for the board. of Wilcox dstrict is Mr. president Sugar House chamber of comWith this same help, he built merce thoughtfully took out complete insurance coverage when the decorations were strung. The officer obtained wire cutters and clipped the menacing lines still drawn tight by the overturned tree. Petty Motor towed the tree off the street. GRANITE ARTS e, Hill-Monum- ent 400-be- sub-basem- ent w er . TRUCK TOPPLES PRESBYTERIANS 2 MELVILLES PLAN BUDGET WIN PLACES son-in-la- w by-stand- er Lam-bour- . ne NEIGHBOR OPEN . HOUSE FOR CALIFORNIANS - st Bar-wic- k. WATCH FOR OUR GREAT H the South Coast district, LDS California mission, and says he drives about 1200 miles per month visiting the various branches in the district. Guests who called during the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Grant N. Weiler, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy" M. Strand, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Pitts, Mrs. Virginia Thompsen, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robinson, Mr and Mi-s- . L. E. Webb, Mr .and Mrs. Roald Amundsen, Mr. and Mrs. B. Clifford Argyle, Mr. and Mrs. Emnt mett L. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. B. Gundersen, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Hinckley and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bums and daughter, I tjtS Is $ b Eg i JANUARY 9 THRU JANUARY 17 !v La-mo- & f. EJ Karen. (The Burnses are the daughter and of the Wilcoxes.) A' X son-in-la- w - . Americas first lady of sons, on the set of and Ted Collins, her partner. In entertainment, are shownintervlews of Barrer Cracker The Kate Smith Hour. Collins y Mondayhrouph-Frldathe of newsworthy persons are a hlflhllQhton NBC-Tafternoon show KATE AND TED Kate Smith, V. Enhance the Appeal raisins Chopped" nuts and cut-u- p a to added plain butter icing enhance the appeal and give you a nice filling to use layer cakes. a & 4 ia is i,! iVi . 'V LJ " mm |