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Show i i 1 . t Ti . - r ' 4 -"i . y ' . ' ' - vv V J "Zf ' 5 0 j . ' " t ; . - jv ; - - i ! v.; For many years, cerebral palsy victims were forgotten children. Today, for the first time, treat ment is available right .in Utah Countythrough a new clinic, reports Dr. Merlin J. Mecham, president of Utah County Coordinating Council for Cerebral Palsy. Everyone! interested in prob- eros of palsy is urged to attend council meeting Tuesday at 8 m. in Room 167, McKay Build tag, Bngham Young university. i i - " v - ; : iv" dren In as soon as possible for treatment, says Dr. Mecham. Long term therapy, if paid for privately, would be extremely expensive, so funds are, donated s ixuiu sutu v ultima i y ui animations as the Society for Crippled Children, National Association for Cerebral Palsy, etc. Now children can be referred by the public nurses to an evalu ation clinic, conducted in their own offices by two Provo pedia tricians. BENJAMIN HOMECOMING RODEO QUEENS These ladies will reign over the Benjamin Homerec then The may pediatrician coming celebration rodeo, scheduled for June 18. Left to right, Mildred Balzley, Sharon Huff,. In many families which have a ' or ommend speech Queen Gayle Lindstrom, Kathleen Wride and Roma TalboL psychological j palsy victim, the child is kept or other specialized therapy. hidden away due to a mistaken belief he is not bright mentally, As in teaching polio victims to News said Dr. Mecham. Thus tragical- - use weak muscles, specialized Alpine are used ly, he is not getting help which is equipment is used. Bars to walk, special devices to now available. strengthen muscles in hands. Normal Mentally A film on cerebral palsy will be Most victims are normal men shown Tuesday, and Dr. Mecham By MRS. MARY WILLIAMS Bunkerville, Nev., are visiting Wilson, of Alpine, were in the ally, despite the fact that they on cerebral palsy. will talk Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Young group who' visited Mr. and Mrs. ake a psychological beating Alvin Whitby, who with ALPINE other relatives. Mrs. Leavit, Robert Hall and the Healey. famthrough attitudes of others. has been ill for a long time at and HUNGARIAN PROBLEM a native of Alpine, is the former ily. I The problem Is not in ability WASHINGTON bis home, has been taken to the Rose Failure (UP) of the brain to reason but switch to Healey. Mr. and Mrs. Adin Brown, Alta supply the public with enough American Fork Hospital. ing of message routes, like a meat Devey, Mrs. Robert Hall, and and animal fats is giving with shorts. switchboard Communist officials Mrs. Robert Hall had word of Reynold Nowell, manager of the Mrs.j Emory Andrews recently of cerebral palsy, gets modern ine damage usually has oc Hungarian with profiteering, the the safe arrival of Mrs. Einer LDS Church welfare farm in New visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilford problems right, Bryan McKendrick, physi curred during birth. Olsen and son, Wynn, at their Jersey, visited here recently, Terry in Salt Lake City, where About 75 per cent of palsy vic U.S. Information Agency reports. public health nurse. shortages have resulted in home in Wisconsin after spend bringing word from - Howard Mr. Terry Is a patient at St. tims have difficulty speaking The meat and ing two weeks here with her par- Healey, who is also employed at Marks Hospital. The Terrys, for the child tries to talk, but sales by farmers of Pleasant Grove News Often, at exorbitant ents, Mr. and Mrs. Myers Marsh the farm, to his parents, Mr. and mer Alpine; residents, live in instead, the nerve stimulation sets meat animals state are con- Mrs. Olsen is secretary and Mrs. Dee Healey. Mr. Nowell Lund, Nev. The group called on and quotas prices, an arm waving. Or he tries to teacher in the LDS Primary or- came to see his daughter gradu- Mrs. Leah Gubler at the R. A. Out-of-Sta- te move a foot, only to have an arm sequently not being met. ate from Brigham Young Univer- Whitehead home. Mrs. Hall'i ganization there. move instead. The moisture best grass silage sity. His brother, Rex Nowell, mother, Phoebe Wilson, returned What can be done? 60 75 to cent. of Lake City; and Mrs. Phoebe here to spend the day. is William Salt Mr. Mrs. and per range Leavit, Sometimes, surgery is attempt ed to remove scar tissue causing the uncontrolled nerve stimula- . , SUNDAY HERALD . -- f 1955 Utah County Now Has Cerebral Palsy Clinic I y v siT-cfSS- "' .. Resident Hospitalized by Lengthy Illness IX. - PROVO flAS NEW CEREBRAL. PALSY CLINIC Tommy, victim medical treatment at Utah Valley Hospital. With him are, lefUo I cal therapist, Mrs. Lynn Christopherson and Mrs. Lucille Page, : Theories Advanced For Cause of Dead Fish Visitors ..." - ! j I The Dailv Herald this week re- -, the opinion that heavy chlori?a .above Deer Creek Ceived number of calls, report- tion. due condition an dNew Sedatives unsanitary lng duct aterg may have had an w aeaa usn on xue suwjtm w New sedatives such as curare. verse affect upon fish in the By BEULAH BRADLEY vo uiver. neostifmine and tolserol are help Prova River. PLEASANT GROVE Recent ful in. relaxing muscles. Several theories as tc the cause house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tal The trick in training is to relax have been advanced by Provoans. Thomas of Pleasant Grove have the muscles moving involuntarily, Glen Sagers, chief sanitarian, been the father and sister of Mrs. and to induce a new part of the . Health . Department, Thomas, Alma Dorius and Jose brain to take over the job of the said Saturday he had dispatched an inspector to look at the dead phine Stoker of, Salt Lake City. A damaged area, much as victims as no but had brother Fred Dorius, and family or larynx cancer-surger- y indication, yet, fish, have of San Francisco, have, also been learned to talk throueh their had disease that any mysterious M included on the guest list. Mr esophogus. hit them. Cerebral palsy victims cannot Dorius attended the graduation He said.it was possible that J J ' to be normal, but improveof his expect exercises or granddaughter, ome fish have been hooked e GROVE ment PLEASANT Tft can be so marked that Califor Lee The Thomas. on Mary left and clubbed by fishermen will nia and Utah 'visitors also at vau iuuuuuc meir eaucauonthey Club Grove Garden Pleasant or themfish or the shore; that the its annual flower show in tended the christening of Steven hold down responsible jobs. selves may have got stranded in hold connection with th? Strawberry Dale Thomas, infant son of Mr Bis Need shallows. events on June ;16, according and Mrs. Dale Thomas. The Dor The big need is to get the chil Day He said he believed, apart from to Mrs. Rae Chnstensen and Mrs. the nuisance of a bad odor, that Claudia Brown, corchairmen! of ius family are en route to New while in Kansas, but only once so serious health hazard existed, the event.- The. beautiful floral York City to visit before return had to take shelter for security although the dead fish might pro- entries will be displayed at the ing home. vide a breeding spot for blow Pleasant Grove High School build Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright flies. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Harris of and children, arrived in town ltmch room, where visitors ing for " O. M. Nelson, veteran employe may enjoy the entries. Dugway were overnight visitors a visit with their parents, Mrs of the Denver and Rio Grande on People of the city are encourag at the home of Mr., and Mrs Oral Whight, and Bishop and Mrs its Provo Canyon line, expressed ed ,tQ display floralf entries, and Leonard Harris at Lindon on Fri s. Richards, and with Harry arrangements mayj be entered day evening. The Harris' were other relatives in the county THE PROOr from 6 a. m, until 10 p.m. Judg- hosts at dinner recently for Mrs. Mrs. Wright expects to remain in Hannah Baum of Provo, Mr. AJ Pleasant Grove for the summer Vis ing will take place! at 10 FALLS CITY, Neb. (UP) to invited see the is Thorpe of Springville, Mr. and months, to escape the severe heat itors here used to smile to them- and theipublic 9 Mrs. Lot Robinson and Mrs. Reva in Texas. They attended the wed .m. 12:30 until jp selves when BUI Copeland would exhibit from f mL the from Representatives Driggs of American Fork. tell them of the dividend checks p. ding reception of Mrs. Wright's he received from several large State Garden Clubs Association sister, Eloise Richards, and Wil a? judges. corporations. After all, Copeland will serve Mr.- and Mrs. Herbert Gilbert liam C. Anderson. was only a restroom attendant in Mrs, Sadie Chandler, president and family returned recently the local hotel Copeland died re of the gardener group, announces from a weeks' visit at Great Mrs. Mae R. Walker, her daugh cently, and left stocks and bonds that sweepstakes ..prizes will be Bend, Kan., with Mrs. Gilbert's ter, Marilyn, and a sister, Mrs awarded in each section. Others valued at more than $56,000. mother, Mrs. May Mix, and with J. L. Theobold, of Salt Lake City assisting on the flower show ar other relatives. Mrs. Mix returned have returned to their homes rangements are Mrs. Ford West to for a continuation of the after a week's vacation trip to Utah and Mrs. George McNess, pub y fivnreport California, where they visited licity; and Mrs. Ivadell Tomlin visit. The Gilbert family friends and relatives. tornadoes H they witnessed many son, hostess. . oflake Entertained Do your home lack pep and vitality ? 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