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Show ' v "- ": - ' : V V ' s : 3 SUNDAY HERALD Institute on Employe, 1 SUNDAY, APRIL 17, ,1855 Utah County. Utah Employerx Relations Attracts Top Speakers Strawberry Day Plans Drafted; Event Is June 1 6 Eight speakers of regional an Nunzfcv International Representa national importance have been tive of the American Federation Plans PLEASANT GROVE- secured for the annual Employe-Employ- of State, and County Municipal u? Relations for the annual Strawberry Day Institute Cblo., Denver, Employes, speak Central the celebration June 16 were drafted Utah sponsored by add Its Value Vocational School, according to ing on "Attitude 1 Management Rela by Chamber of .Commerce diErnest Dean, member of the in Labor9:45 a.m.xKen Da vies, rectors, meeting Friday at the school faculty and general chair- tions," at at ' f professor righam : Young home . of Kay V. Adams, presi man of the institute.. speaking on Utah's dent. The event this year has been University, new "The Right To The event will include a labor ; law, set for April 23. at the Wasatch Work pa 10:45 a.m.; at Law," School. Its purpose annually is to miniature and rade sponfloats, DiJoseph Angelo, bring the best minds available on rector of United, States Steel sored by businessmen. the subject of employer-worke- i; Workers of America, Oaklind; K The following committees were relations, and to discuss the prob- Cal., "Trends in Health and Wel- named to promote the various delem at various conferences fare Programs," at 2 p.m.; tails of Strawberry Days: Verthroughout the, day. It is Frank Dam, Superintendent of non J,- Ahman, J. Ray Mills and by many, business and Industrial in Geneva Max Harper, Relations, labor groups throughout the area J Steel Company, United States charge of parade and bands; The distinguished George Smith, Queens Contest; speaker Steel Corporation, Provo, a includes Max panel corporation Ferre, Queens Float; Cliffor Executive !De- as as from ford far away Hales, Street Decorations: president velopment," ; at 3 p.m.; Henry land Clifford Hales, Ward Stands and PittsDurgh, Fa., to labor union Fisher, vice president executives from the West Coast, general manager of Fisher Brew Floats; Kenneth R. Gillman, as well .as top authorities in the Company, Salt Lake City, Horse Pulling Contest; J. Ray field from Utah's leading indus- ing "Economic Outlook for Busi Hales, Base Ball Game tries and businesses. ness," at .3:25 p.m.; Ellis W. The day's activities will begih Meacham, Grand Lodge Repre- 715 p.m.. and LeGrande Richwith registration from 9 a.m. to sentative of the International As ards, member of the LDS Coun9:30 a.m.,' followed by an adj- - sociation of Machinists, Portland, cil of Twelve Apostles, Salt Lake for dress of welcome by; Hi. Allen Ore., "Today's Economic Condi City, "Human Relations 8 at p.m. Bateman. State Superintendent oif tions and Their Effects Upon the Everyone,' Public Instruction. Salt Lake Employe," at 3:50 p.m.; Donald All speakerswill participate on : B. Greenwood, U. S. Steel Cor a panel, to be moderated by Von City. Speakers in the order of their poration, Pittsburgh, 7 P e n n. , Robertson, of the state school appearance will be: Michael Dej--' '"Training's Rich Relations," at office. 0 MY! OPEN FIRfvlfiGi'S fJlOMDAY er V , ''. 1 Ladies' Regular 39.95 and 44.95 Sub-distri- ct I ' FAMOUS NAME NEW SPRING : co-chair- 'Cora-municati- bn I i " -- J . j SCENES LIKE THIS MAY DISAPPEAR FKOM UTAH The too common tragedy of children cripRyan pled by polio epidemics in Utah is expected to be Eradicated by new Salk vaccine. Here, 847 ,N. McKendrickl, Utah Valley Hospital registered physical therapist, assists Eugene Park, 5, 380 W., with graduated exercise designed to slowly rebuild muscles in both legs, his stomach and back. Polio4 preventative vaccine takes ai few seconds to administer; polio convalescence may oxag on over tnree or lour years or longer. j Central Utah Public Meeting on Polio Nevs Briefs Slated Wednesday Night 1 MONDAYS OPEN Mrs. Leslie Cloward of Salem Polio the top news of the again; come to the forefront in is in the Payson Hospital, con- nation last week with approval Provo this week with the last of valescing af$er a major opera- of the new Salk vaccine will a series of public meetings spontion performed Monday. sored by public health authorities.'' Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hansen, The f. meeting, scheduled for David Mrs. Ir.! and Salem, and Cottle of Wyjoming! will leave toWednesday at 8 p.m. at -- the Wasatch School, will deal with day for a vacation trip to Cali- BORN fornia. I HOSPITAL: VALLEY UTAH polio and is expected to attract AT j top interest because of: the recent Mr. and Mrs. James Garner, April 16: Louis c and Vijolete Myers approval of the Salk vaccine. Girl to Payson, entertained at dinner A flood of questions on polio during the week for Gloria Bel- - Lauritzen, Provo. Jes-se- n have been pouring into the office Girl to Dean M. and Janice Clare Rieby. Elden of the j public . health program Evans, Provo. linton, Verna and! Veda Esplin, and Lela Olsen chairman, Cynthia Curtis, for anDelores Hone, Bonnie Fielding, Boy to Douglas . swer by. a panel of experts Walker, all of Salt Lake Isaac, Spanish-Fork.i Utahna Wednesday. City and Frank Garner, Payson. Anril 1$: Here are a few of the questa Glen R. and Connie Ber Boy Arnold Frisby, who is stationed gen Jacobs of Provo. tions asked: at Camp LeRoy Johnson, New AT COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, We. understand by the papers Orleans, with thelU. S. Army, AMERICAN FORK: that school children get first, has returned to his base after women second, priority pregnant with Anrtl IOi visiting in! Payson briefly on new the Salk vaccine? Are! Gerald Mrs. and his parents, Mr. Bov io Mr. and Mrs. Ernest more than pre susceptible they Frisby. Bailey, 'American Fork.; . school children? 1 Anrtl ;! Word has been received by Girl to Mr. and "Mrs. Fred How Jong wiH Salk immuniza Mrs. Eva Warner o Provo that tion last? What is the best age; her grandson has sung theJead-in- g Wright,7: American Fork. and which is the best season of baritone role in Victor Her- April to the Reed Mrs. and year for administering It?Mr. school 4i Boy bert's "Fortune, Teller," r How often are booster- shots production at the Pehdleton High Smith,Provo. ' Girl tP Mr. and Mrs. Thomas necessary? School. He! is a soh of Mr. and Pfovo-j A, Devey, American Fork. Will the shots be compulsory? Mrs. Roy Warner, fomer ' ans, now residing iri Pendleton, April 6:j wnai win tney cost? why are Ore. ; Bov to Mr. and Mrs. James they free to. some; not- tp all?, Orem. Wnat is the difference between j Dexter, ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bandley April 5: " the globin shots and the have had their children home for Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Larry new gamma vaccine? Salk a visit during the jweek. The Lehi. Do enlarged tonsils increase group included Grant C. Band-le- y, Evans, to polio? Mrs. to and Mr. Jarvie Boy susceptibility Mrs. Kay Ogden; Mr. and Chairman of the panel will be R. Bandley and children. Las ThomDson. Lehi. Vegas, Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Louis P. Gebhardt, head of the W. Bandley and fchlldren; Mr. Christen", American Fprk. Department of Bacteriology, Uni N and chil ADril 4s Ted and Mrs. Bandley versity of Utah Medical School. C. Kent (Anaand Mrs. to Panel members will include Mr. Mrs. and Mr. dren; Joseph Boy Drs. R. H. Wakefield, James B. dale) Wheeler and children; Mr. Terry, Kearns. and Mrs. Glade N. (Carol) James April 3: Westwood and Nephi K. Kezer- and children, who! left for San Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Banter ian, Provo, and Dr. Paul S.I Diego, Cal.i where, they will re Orem. Groneman, Orem. main until the last 01 August, Lee, The physicians will discuss the when he will be out of the u. S MARRIAGE LICENSES types , and treatment of cause, re Evan Leigh Allredj 25, Provo, acute and Navy. At1 this tim! they-wiconvalescent polio be turn to Provo. A son, Don u. and Barbara Klea Hawkins, 19, fore the Salk vaccine of describing his .Bandley and members Provo. , and natural and arti the explaining -- Loran Dale Webb, family telephoned during 31,. Logan. to ficial the disease. reunion. immunity and Renee HoltohJ 19, Salt The is last program Wednesday Lake C5ty. in a series of public health meet Europe. 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