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Show PRESIDENT HELPS LITTLE GIRL WITH TELEVISION TROUBLES Benefit by Visiting Teacher Program Shut-Iri- s ... 12-- A .Y: JNV.ARY.,5 1955 SUNDAY HERALD McKay Concludes Visit to Tahiti transfu- ented in art and music, some of 156 blood to normal schooling as soon as: malady CHICAGO (UP) President Ei- ham" radio itarted ruining the 12 major operations . . . her art and ceramics won first sions,! the attending physician PAPEETE, Tahiti (UP) David day after four . days in western senhower has come to the, aid of picture on the amily TV, set. a long, thin face ribbons at the last state fair. eyes, twinkling part-tim- e O. a on school McKay, president of ; the Latter-- ' Samoa, where; he received a big attend girl who was She wrote: smile. Everett A mischievousr pixy is Smiley an a lop-sidand been A has new area explored ' . day faints church, left yesterday native welcome; basis. "graduated" from the visit K a w a k a m i, exhuberant and having trouble with here televi- "I am eight years old and Ia after what .he 'described as a "one Some of the students are for- this past year. The program was has teacher service. the Tongan mis wish you would; help me. I am hav hundred quick as a whip when it comes sion set. ing cent rSuccessful visit The prestdent-otunate enough to return to school extended to students convalescper to to work. She was school Denicola about Renee tell as- - part appealed Pete," "I'd like sion and two :T6ngan elders, acplaying ' ing so much trouble with a ham to Papeete. f within a few weeks or months. ing in the state hospital diaa when to President with little the her horse last "the "Godfrey" nearby station interfering with; my TV McKay, who is touring the South companied him on his island tout. as said pne, surly Others take longer, maybe a few ol the occupational therapy and unloved and who the animal betic urchin, August stomped and district this programs. I, can't get any picture Pacific for his church, promised McKay Visited many old chiefs, by sanctioned others. are the by years, and there on out comhis a fists her She suffered uncared leg. flung for, an and all: l. hear, is CO CO. He's that he "must return here again who were lebnverts he liad met on experimental whose frail bodies fail to cope the hospital, as and at night lonely pound fracture of the - femur. the at world, e ; always (on. later." A throng of Tahitians, in- his 1921 tojur. with devastating ailments. procedure. his into sobbed and it that defenseless, Smiley protests entrance loudly You W re the best we President j hile teacher Christine Yergensen's of in the South Samoa, a group MeKay dedicatfamed Before the visiting . wasn't the horse's fault and she's ever had. I loye you very much. cluding a MoEmon ed the irto the visiting teacmng pro pillow." church leader Seas service is taken fib the shut-ibelles; gave chapel, opened a mad at him. "I feed him Renee Denicola " "My thoughts move on to the not. a touching sendoff new schoo in Saniuatu village and wife his and the instructor gains U true pic gram came about rather unex oats every day, and from the A few days later Renee got a with ture of her student's personality; pectedly in 1951. Mrs. xergen three! Mexican brothers strug preached at Mormon mission head.garlands and kisses. looks he I know he's at way with me, rav10 letter from Mrj.1 Eisenhower's seccrippled limbs, Wednes on level of academic achievement sen's thoughts turned geiung gling here arrived quarters nj?ar Apia. McKay own aged by polio. I sat on the bed sorry rhe ljurt me." On Jan; 13 It thanked her for bringing retary, learning! capacity, social maturi the visiting teacher for her from the matter to the President's at recovering by Elwood,. a child from an un- she underwent another operation, . ... i ty from the regulaF teacher, doc or- and won't as it if appears A Smiley scnooi of Provo and home the She ana panel physicians tention and saijd the Federal derprivileged together phoned parents polio. tor, school nurse, .9 ' be school back to this. we year. tne iheard conferthe Cbmmission was lookwill for rain answer service, and .and fice seeping All "team together, questions on rheu applied V J matic fever and heart disease ing into the matter. ences are held at regular in- A few days later came a can through the roof "plink" as it No Mice Please ' Would she accept a position as hits a pail. . . . I'm thinking of The Chicagq FCC office discovFeb. 2 at 7:30 p. m. at Wasatch tervals. Smiley 's doing her part to help School. V The and alert teacher? program Val, ; ered that the 'troublesome "ham" Needed uncomplaining visiting shut-in- s S i x Cooperation other little supplying by a was with steel his was until it said impossible cap covering Sjhragal. Anthony Shragal t There has to be close coopera expanded'' in is second the The. program guppies. enskull,; too recently a victim of a 'to have ruined Re- tion between the. home; instructor for Mrs, Parks to handle the a series of public health meetings, he was sorry chickDucks, 1951 goats, in parakeets, was freak accident .with Sn exploding nee's programs and his son showed and the teacher the child would tire district. That ens", hampsters, fish and white being sponsored in Provo by medi the Denicolas how to eliminate the the two district; Now s. the wiz urecracKer. room. inere coyer tiny, normally have in' the class : "pet cal associations and the extension interference; area iextending from ened Beth, far too old for her mice are swapped .in v the teachCredit is issued upon satisfactory a", service. (The program. to Provo with therapy" canyon the Renee JANUARY . years; living knowledge expressed her evidence that the work has been Cedar Valleyr - . I Feb. 2 will include: thanks to politely at line ers the draw Speakers exchanging fI north the her time was . has . . Mrs. Parks por out Mr. Eisenhower. have students running Some completed. surthoracic William of Dr. a Dixon, white mice since beady pair the .victor." BROADLOOM SPECIAL to school'! at home for as tion and Mrs. Yergensen the cancer " H. "Dr. the John underneath from moderator; geon, eyes take peered two teachers I The This south. remember if ' MaryIon s as seven years by this ' inturns recalling their experiences. ann, cerebral, palsied, strapped covers of a prankish little shut Rupper and Dr. Cloyd Krebs, 536 Get Training This beautiful ALL WOQL sculptured ;; and buttressed with sandbags to in). Sometimes a youngster gets ternal medicine, and Dr. Thales Even at its 'best, say the Provo say, decisive, 536 they downright physician. Smith, .children her little Seven arms keep still, fteachers.' Xhe service only flailing .years... Wilton captures classic styling in its 4 as but an such as wanting a long, black, : Dr. G. B. Orton, Springville, she . . , shutins . . plucky young ones, pale .school .beaming the regular supplements Dahther-lik. . e . then cat Medical oresident of Utah County Everett rtounced she knew the times ta- sleeks ' h , for Modern Living. program, and every effort is nil of them. There's fiin etcr rr of atHfi'r f Ol l J Vl ' design !. . of the in . a : pro Society", bles . . fro .is ml. charge the strange return Patsy West, suffering long, long made to help' the student months she lay m an iron lung, Watching pets grow, feeding and gram. The. Utah Extension Service is mute and silent, staring at a playirig with them has its theraA public health meeting on can- The combination of Iqoped and lofty on a special TV program in putting the?, program. blank ceiling , , . the tap, tap, peutic values cer is scneauieu iur rtu.,-u"cut pile gives an exceptional Jeel of tap and groping in thi' darkness Each Christmas season over obesity, Mar. 2; common misin to explain th new 1955 wool incentive of Carrie, who daily "elt" n program, reports Lynn F. the past seven years, each shut-i- formation on medical problems, .Luxury underfoot, t r James, assistant county Agent flowers, the furniture, the fluffy gets a personal letter from Mar. 16, and polio, Mar. 30. The program is scheduled for kitten, because hers was not a Santa Claus, and if . the child is world like ours . . . of adorable underprivileged, Santa never for Jan. 29, over KSL-Tat 4:30, p. m. THREE GORGEOUS COLORS little K a t e, withdrawn and gets to leave them toys and This program will answer many of ' i afraid, hidinp h pr fa the questions that have been in the treats. NUTRIA and seared with oigly red scars Sunshine or storm, whenever minds of wool producers. . . since the day her clothing and wherever feasible, this per DOESKIN BEIGE. , i caught fire." sonable pair of teachers are on S. SPRUCE GREEN1. Paul, brown eyed, tem- the job.' Blizzards, sub-ze-Be against his, r father's- - stalwart peratures, fog, mud, sand, snow- SALT LAKE CITY (UPSalt )shoulders, off to the deer hunt drifts are driving hazards faced Lake City police officers who get each? opening, day of the season with in Regular $1 2.95 sq. yd. Standard d equipequanimity. involved in accidents in Two Broken Arms I'ment for winter travel used to be cars will not have to. pay for re raa . . . I call him myold a TO Gen. WASHING (UP) bag of salt ashes, a snovel During this special Matthew B. Rid gway vv be kept standby . . . Two broken arms and chains," said Mrs. Parks, pairs, after all. announced ' Chief Odes B. Record can be quite a handicap,' ibut "but to the snow vesterdav that such payment would on as Armv chief of staff with thanks ndw, a with cooperative mother he the and sawdust treads, the be three ireeaom to oppose in congress including expected, maae put wen until summer tires, luiu u., i duts K4 administration's deen are hazards minimized." officers who drove cars recently time when he broke a leg in a " my manpower.. . , Being cheerful, versatile, un- involved in wrecks. fall from atop a flagpole. More weeks in the hospital, and many derstanding, sympathetic and paHowever, Public Safety Commis- - With President Eisenhower's ap to not seem tient be quite enough sioner Lyle B. Nicholes reversed proval, Army Secretaryi Robert T. more; sessions with his visiting a teach- the chief's decision and the order Stevens annqunced yesterday-th- at for qualification visiting teacher." A-v-er. Both a with twinkle ;f i xi i : agree by Record. The new Ridgway wijl serve tieyond his lovely little Ruby, in the in their eye, that she must be was rescindedfor officer seven a next calls slated retirement date March Second Grade, suffering from policy as well. "Many's the board of inquiry to study accidents 31. The fourj-sta- r officer will be Icongentical heart, had a: pleasant athletic ' had to sprint in a to determine responsibility. Police 60 in iMarch and needed special experience just before Christmas time we've V s ) an ill dispositidned, drivers, when responsible, will be action .to -- remain on active duty. from ti. IPs' hurry I; wiien she had the privilege of We hound. surely know laid off temporarily as a discip- An ardent believer that the Argiving ner letter to Santa, and snarly what and doctors have measure. jmailmen had her; picture taken ' with, him my remains the deqisivie factor, in to contend with," says Mrs. linary too." F war, Ridgway recently! wrote an f When Patsy IMitchell was in Parks. 'Cheweyaround, oecause ne s unpubiicizied t letter to Mr. Eisen- ithe Sixth Grade ' she was stricken "Dogs aren't all we run from," better n a lawn mower. hower which was authoritatively with pplibj' in Oregon. She had r e 1 1 e r a t e s Mrs. Yergensen. What are me compensauons reported to object to the Presi J a visiting teachei come to the "There's been times when geese, for. such a job other than the . nt,v . ... thp A , ' " o riijhospital during; the long stay turkeys and goats have nipped saiay.''iis iU. xuve cum dvicitliere She was in an iron luns our heels. How ;about the time ciation shown by not only the for six weeks, then in --a chest that old billy goat attacked from students but their famlies as EASY TERMS the porch well. Maybe it's a loaf of freshrespirator. Patsy has had five the rear operations, and was placed in a in a flying leap?" Mrs. Parks ly baked bread to take home, FREE PARKING li body least. She now is in a wheel finished the story. "There stood or a crumbly cookie. pulled from f a little pocket with a shy smile, chair. She's back in the LDS Betsy, a little Children's Hospital and is re- - convalescent, giggling in the but best of all, they both agree, ceiving the school program set doorway. "Honest, teacher, lie it's the meeting of so, many won We keep derful people. up-- for her in this district. ,Tal- - won't you. (Continued from, Page 1A). eight-year-o- ed " ld f j . Panel Slated On Heart Disease, Rheumat ic Fever -- , n. 5 nine-vear-o- j , -- ld. 1 Com-municatto- ns . r j : 35-m- ile j J ... TV Program Will Explain Wool Incentive Plan i: i 'J 1 , New Policy Set On Accidents In L Police Cars : ay v I ; braced ro city-owne- V : - Ridgway to Service Kept IJa . ' tz? . a V. iri-A- r- iF?TA--- 4 r4 ( 1 L ; W . - ; 1 1 and-youim- wsmm mm- ade i - post-encephalli- tic hurt WEATHER GOOD - Annual OR WEATHER BAD 'j,. ..... - 7 ffiWIL ' ' ' ' - 3 SLIP COVER it is easy to place your DRAPERY HERALD WANT AD SALE! Just pick up your SAVE 50 phone and call r ON , LABOR COSTS i Make your selection during January or February from the beautiful newly-arrive- d fabrics in our 4f drapery dep't. 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