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Show Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, May 23. 1968 SCERA PARK CITIZENS OF THE MONTH r i if 1 i J1 ,if Mm A 1 1 " " CITIZENS FOR THE MONTHS of April and May Front Row: Kerrie Hyde, Mr. Liddiards 5th grade; JoDell DeRoest, Mr Liddiards; Toni Olsen, Joel De Roest, Jeff Stirland, Mr. Tittle's 5th Grade; Verleen Carter, Mr. Hansen 5th Grade. Second Row: Jerry Curtis, Mr. Hansen's 5th Grade; Kathryn Laycock, Susan Worley, Jill Zimmerman, Mr. Tittle's 5th. Grade; Kathy Thompson, Mr. Hansen's 5th Grade. Back row: Jeff Marrott, Kent Flandro, Mr. Keith's 6th grade; Jan Marie Taylor, Mr. Hunt's 6th grade; Travis Washburn, Scott West-over, West-over, and Bruce Tregaskis, Mr. Crandall's 6th grade. Bottom picture, front row: Ronald Wilkinson, Mrs. Price's Kndg; Cheryl Pendergrass, Tim Chatterley, Mrs. Freckleton, Kndg. t Second Row; Debbie Carter, Janet Brailsford, Brenda Durbin,' Mrs. Prince's Kndg; Kevin Moe, KarenFrazier, Mrs. Freckle-ton's Freckle-ton's Kndg. Third row; Toni McEwan, Mrs. Bayles's 1st grade, Paula Bruce, Mrs. Brimhall's 1st grade; Carl Pratt, Mrs. Bayles's 1st grade; Arlen Card, Mrs. Brimhall's 1st grade; Anne Lee Mildenhall, Mrs. Kessinger's 1st grade. Grace Louise Jensen, Mrs. Kessinger's 1st grade. Tl f ' i j ! " I tT" J'' Itfei Villi1 Vil-li1 w , - , . V .J l "n 1 CITIZENS FOR THE MONTH of AprU and May, front row: Marbara Wilde, Michael Oxborrow, Mrs. Fairbourn's second grade, Julie Arrowsmith, (Sheri Byington, Absent when picture was taken), Mrs. Tut tie's second grade; Pamela Cottle, and Merlene Christiansen, Mrs. Ord's second grade. Bottom picture, pic-ture, citizens for the Months of April and May, kneeling: Scott White, Mrs. Anderson's third grade; Kaye Lynn Bentley and Jackie Lindquist, Mrs. Young's 3rd grade. Second row; Cindy Mills, Mrs. Ledbetter's 4th grade, Connie Cannon, Mrs. Anderson's 3rd gr.; Lisa Thomas, Charlotte Neeley, Mrs. Booras's 3rd grade; Delpha Card, Mrs. Rowes's 4th grade, back row; Janice Carson, RuthAnn Fraizier, Mrs. Winn's 4th grade; Eric Oxborrow, Mr. Hunt's 6th grade, Delvin Hill, Mrs. Ledbetter's 4th grade; David Nielsen, Ronald Arthur, Mrs. Row's 4th grade. lYour Hospital- People Caring For People '''.Scan today's headlines and the impression is that we live in a self-serving society. We are, it might appear, a people dedicated to fulfilling our personal whims at the expense of any who stand in our way. It only appears that way. In ruth, we are a nation of people who care about others. And nowhere no-where is this concern for others more evident than in the nation's na-tion's more than 7,000 hospitals. ' ' Within these hospital walls is an army of dedicated men, women and teenagers working in concert toward a common goal the provision pro-vision of the highest quality patient care. The patient seldom sees the majority of the hospital people, but they are -there in force. Hospitals now employ more than two million persons, and hospital-based occupations are among the fastest growing in the ' nation. The people who fill these occupations come from every walk of life and from varying educational backgrounds. High school graduates, through on-the-job training, fill such jobs as nursing aide, electrocardiograph electrocardio-graph technician, food service supervisor, dietary aide, laboratory labora-tory technician, psychiatric aide, or surgical technical aide. Professional Pro-fessional nurses complete at least three years of education and training beyond high school in preparation for their work. College graduates pursue careers in hospital engineering, purchasing, public relations, or personnel Persons with postgraduate post-graduate training work as occupational oc-cupational therapists, physical therapists, medical social work-ers, work-ers, hospital administrators, health science librarians, or speech pathologists. mm 5 -PL -TV WITH PITRrWASF OF li 2-LAYER 8-INCH CAK z t .1":? V Not necessary to take this coupon to store. J- 5 It' r V WITH PURCHASE OF 2-LARGE HEADS LETTUCE' jnoi necessary 10 iaKe uus coupon 10 siore. BONELESS-COOKED (7 WITH PURCHASE Ol- FAMILY SIZE light Guard Not necessary to take this coupon to store. Cudahy proudly suggest this lean, outstanding out-standing ham serves as the heart of your menu . . get yours today at Albertson's. Swift's Premium I Boneless, fully cooked Swift's Premium Boneless, fully cooked 3 g End-Cut Pork an am Choose an Albertson's TASTY - TENDER - 1 i ir;( owin s rrcniiwm pui iuin rwd. Tor-i ? LJ greater eating enjoyment. ;2.98DLAN SPARE RIG n 5 4.98"BAR-S WEINERSit ivffii,Premj!m ountiy StyIe--'. 5W WITH PURCHASE OF ONE DOZEN DONUTS Not necessary to take this coupon to store. WITH PURCHASE OF PACKAGE LADIES NYLONS Not necessary to take this coupon to store. A delicious, light, mo'ct cake fresh from our modern in-store bakery . . a large two layer 8-inch cake delicately flavored orange iced with creamy orange cream icing. (0) BOSTON CREAM PIES 5 ,59 BUTTERFLAKE ROLLS c,39c GARLIC CHEESE BREAD 1 29c KINGSFOs lb. CHARCOAL BRIQUfTS ; ' iwb I o M7 1 i MEATPIEE RanniiPt frn7Sn mea'- , pies, many variet.es trom which to choose. r ICE MORNING FRESH LARGE ' A A' EGGS Doz. 29 LUNCHEON MEAT Malestic Save now Q $1 O 12-oz. 1 Cans WITH PURCHASE OF 2-LB. BAG (r.ARRftTS tharcoal LlVin 1 bKd 37 H 69 Kingsford CHARCOAL 20 m Not necessary to take this coupon to store. ICEHiST Styro Fcam, 30-qt. size Save today at Albertson's 1 WW Thongs:25 Aspirinsm 15 Tumble6p59 "if ,- PICNIC: BAR-B-Q TABLEl: ! GRILL With two benches Ml nooaec For Only Assorted "34-count Pkg. Janet Lee I Half Gal ... |
