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Show e Q UTAH VALLIY NEWS Defici.t Predicled Ycary STATE ENGINEER Friday, December 20, 1940 By Utah Valley Hospital Board URGES WATER CONSERVATION I Get His Gifts Today or Tomorrow AVOID LAST MINUTE SORROW! You know how it is the final week crowds in the before Christmas stores, holiday parties at home, visits from relatives, the tree to trim. COMPLETE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW! $2.00 and up $1.15 and $1.35 Arrow Shirts TruVal Shirts! 50c $1.00 and $1.50 Smart Ties Pajamas, a great variety 1.35 to $5.00 Gloves, in all leathers $1.65 to $5.00 35c to $1.50 Interwoven Hose Belts and Buckle Sets. . .$1.00 and up Oothcraft and Varsity Town Although efficient operation haa almost halved a predicted deficit, the Utah Valley Hospital needs money. It will require an estimated $8000 a year in addition to present income to maintain its charity and other services for the broad area served. This fact came out Tuesday Dr. Franklin 8. Harris, who Is Describing the possibility of a drought uazt aummur to parallal Stata Engineer that of 1IS4-I- I, thla waak T. H. Humpbsrye cautlonad watar uaara of tha atata to aavo la every poaalbla way on storage' water for tbo neat tow night when tha executive committee of tha board of directors mot to consider reports submitted by Superintendent Mildred F. Walker. After exactly 16 months of operation. It la seen that uddltlon-- I ai funds will ba needed. Officials of tho Commonwealth Fund, which made tha hospital possible, bad predicted a possible annual deficit of from 11,000 to llr 000 during the yours while tho hospital wu establishing Itself In the community. Hope of materially reducing 'the annual deficit was offered by Superintendent Walker. Bha polnt- ;ed out that tha lutltutlon had been need only II per cent of capacity daring the put year, and 14.1 percent of rapacity during the put month. "Thera li plenty of room," aha declared, "and I believe the hostha pital will be need mors peopla know moro about 1L" Board numbers also expressed tha superior tho belief that cervices of tho hospital become known tho Institution will bo usd by moro people. They pointed out, however, that hospitals giving much free service, uch aa free rare of new-DoInfante and of charity cases, expect a deficit! Preliminary plana for raising tho money were dlscueod. When matured they will ba anbmlttad to tho hospital association, of which all citizen! In tha hospital area are potential members, at tha annual masting, January Hat Because of tho largo attendance expected, this gathering will be held In College hall, B. T. U. montha. with E. O. I Mr. Humpharjra, of Nlelaan, engineer la chart Utah InTaatltationa for tha U. B. Bureau of Reclamation, and Director William Petareon of the U. B. A. C. aitanaloa division, addraeaed' a meeting of tha annual adult training aehool at tha college la Logan Wednesday. Agricultural agenta and repra-ea- n tat Iran from tha aUta'a II couutlaa wara praaant at tha meeting. In 1ISI-I- 4 wa found ourselves In tha worst drouth of which wo have any record," Mr. Humph-ery- a said. "All the ponds, ereaki and reservoirs wars drained. Wa with are just aa near 1111-1- 4 our praaant watar aupply aa It la poaalbla to ha." Tbo atata engineer baaed his conclusions on the praaant atatua of Utah and Boar lakes and soma u the larger reaerrolra of tho state, coneidered together with the below normal precipitation of tho pant several months. These are the beet guides wo con get," ho said. "Bo If you (have small reeervolra and can control thorn, do co. Cap your walls, you any need the water. If you huvo lands which are not frozen oa which you can apply watar that would othorwlco waato, apply that water. While tho underground basin la a puhllo reservoir, it la still your basin, and If you waato It you are waiting your own water as wall aa that of your neighbors." t Tha state engineer told of tho I work of fedarnl bursnoi In farthering tha water conservation In Utah. Ho said that 'program ' with aid "Of theao bureaus and tha benefits to bo rsallsod throagh tha federal flood eoatrol act and email reservoir tha act, there la no ration why Utah not complete project! . neeoesary to Insure an ampla water supply la In tha atata. Mora than TO reservoir eltea have been Investigated by the atata engineer's office aid tha Information Is available to anyone la tha atata requesting It, ha said. Utahns were advlaed to tako their water problem! to tho Utah Watar' Storage commission for consideration, In on address by We look to this Mr. Nielsen. commission for udvtco on the order la which wc Investigate theca water projects, ha said. He ontllaad in detail the work dona In Utah oa water conservation projects to date. In reiterating statements mads by tha state engineer, Mr. Pater-eo- n said: "Tha rainfall la tho state of Utah la only half sufficient to Inaura crop growth. If wo are going to stay In this sec-towa mast make economical nco of every bit of water available. rams "When Mr. Hampharya Into office there wu little data available, bnt now, compared with other states, wa era a long way ahead," ha said. lof u rn Who can do it? Case-Wheel- er sms iieicihts VKNRTIAN BLINDS poe-itb- $2250 and $25 Freeman Shoes $4.00, $5.00 and $5.65 ' $3.85 Berg Hats We have everything to make a Mans Christmas happy, and if its a gift from SHRIVERS every man knows its good. 8T0RE HOURS...- -' 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. SHRIVERS Style Leadership MAM Besides approved. President Harris and Superintendent Walker, those who attended were R. j. Murdock, John O. 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