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Show Utah County Fruit Growers Invited to Meet GUV Aid j -- Promised To Council -- nty The annual state fruit growers short course will be held- in Salt Lake at the. Hotel. Utah Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12 and 13. These programs will begin at 9: 15 a.m. with a film on methods of packing apples. Speakers of the day will be, C. S. Dawson, president of the State Horticultural Society, and Dr. Carl Frischknecht, director of the Utah Extension Service. t All fruit growers of Utah County - substantial financial-- ; aid to Utah County Civic Coordinating Council, F. .Rulon Nichols, county commission chairman, who is charman of the council's finance committee, said Wednesday. The council met Wednesday at . ' China City Cafe. Richard Stone, ' council" president, named Provo City Council-woma- n Stella Oaks to represent the council in GUV. Dr.. Blaine Porter, chairman of the council project committee, reported that a new social serv ice directory is scheduled to be completed within a few weeks, and Winston Crawford, chairman of the council membership com mittee, said brochures inviting communities and service clubs to membership in the civic co ordinating committee will soon be available. Dean Milton F. Hartvigsen, Brigham Young University Phy sical Education Department, who is youth fitness program chair man; Thorit Hebertson, Utah County CD director, and representatives from the legislative council, - were : guests at the luncheon. ' . , at 5 o'clock Mary Pulley's gar- dens will come alive with the color and beauty of the Yuletide panorama. Across the wide and sloping lawn will be the beautiful Nativity scene with Madonna and Child, the wisemen and shepherds, and the lambs illumined by the shining star of Bethlehem. - Seen, too, will be Santa in his sleigh with each and every one of his reindeers with Rudolph of the famous red nose at the lead. From a" myriad of trees and shrubbery dotting the landscape .will glimmer the colored holiday lights, and carols from conceal-; ed x amplifiers will be heard. Santa will be at the main driveway xto Miss Pulley's grounds with a treat for every child of -- State Hospital Seeks Of $4973,660; Up y A regional traffic flit ::,. court conference will open Friday ' at 2 p.m. in Provo City Council room with Utah Supreme Court Justice J. Alan Crockett presiding. . Justice Crockett is chairman of the traffic court conference com : mittee. Problems to be discussed at the Provo conference, one of a series I i being held throughout the state, ' will include: Herbert Revoked and restricted licenses, HEADS SHRINERS presi-de- nt was" who elected the handling of juvenile offenders, Mann of Club the Shrine Provo arrest arid the setting of bail, and , uniformity of procedures and Wednesday. ., penalties. Manual for justices - of peace: Comments, criticisms and suggestions to bring about greater understanding of and 'greater benefit from' its use will be welcomed. General purpose of the regional conferences sponsored by Utah fc.. - ' are urged to attend all or part of meetings according to Joel C. Barlow, Utah County Agricultural . Agent. Subjects of current interest to growers to be discussed also will be: Soil and Water Relationships in Orchards and Small Fruits, College. A long awaited report by Dr. Donald Davis on the results of an experiment carried on in Utah County on the Control of Codling Moth with Sevin and Guthion, will be given on Saturday. An enlightening discussion on growth controlling stocks in tree fruits will be given which includes the latest information on dwarf trees so much and semi-dwatalked about these days. rf . . . ;" '.. ", . patients. - .' This biennium the hospital is operating under a budget of appropriation from the legislature, plus revenue from fees of $456,000. was elected Mann Herbert of Shrine Provo the sident pre Governor Next Club Wednesday evening at a j dinner meeting at the Masonic The. finance commission has Temple. the requested hospital budget had officers Other named ' were since Sept. 8! From the comCarlos Orton, vice president,' and mission will come a recommenJack Gridley, , renamed secretary dation to the governor, who in and treasurer. turn makes a recommendation on Visitors from El Kalah Temple the budgets to the 'state legisl ' next month. were Glenn C. Culp,. high priest and prophet; Julius Daniels, reto its current oper In addition po- ating budget, the hospital is repast corder; Eric Bjorklund, tentate. Noble Culp ' announced newing its request for funds to the Western Shrine Association begin construction of a $2,700,000 convention will be held in Salt psychiatric treatment center. AlLake City in June, 1961, and the though the center has already Provo Club voted to support El been authorized and funds approKalah in ' 'preparations for its priated for architectural plans, host duties. the Bird conuriittee on mental health has . recommended to v the governor that the state scrap plans for the modern, treatment center at Provo and instead establish treatment centers throughout the state. The legislature has already apJack Parsons, president of the propriated $175,000 for 45 per cent Utah State Elks Association, will matching funds for a new, cafepay his official visit .to Provo teria for the aged, ' with the reLodge No. 849 of the Benevolent mainder of the $385,000 cost to be and Protective Order of Elks to- paid by the federal government Act. this night at 8 p.m. Mr. Parsons will under the give a talk on Elkdom and the year construction was completed program of the stae association. oh a cafeteria to serve the Dunn Preceding the meeting the offir Building at cost of $285,000, percers of 849 will be host to Mr. mitting patients, many for the Parsons at a' dinner at a local first time, to eat in a pleasant, cafer Max Bray, exalted ruler, modern cafeteria where hot foods will conduct the lodge meeting are available for Tunnel Repair and a class of six candidates will Another contract is expected to be initiated in honor of Mr. be let this month for about $200,- Parsons. ; $3,-900,0- 00! xe - $200,000. , ' SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) P. L. Larsen Co., Provo,- submitted an apparent low bid of $286,616 Wednesday on alterations and re pairs to mechanical and utility systems at the Utah State Hos ' pital in Provo. The Utah Building Board said the only other bid submitted was $180,500 from Habco Plumbing & Heating Co. of Salt Lake City. The board's engineers had estimated the cost of the project at ; r) , Hospital Project -- By JOAN GEYEB. ::j A proposed Utah State Hospital biennium (two-yeabudget of $4,973,660 is now pending before the state finance commission. A key item is request for funds to hire 57 additional employes,; including doctors, nurses and attendants. 'i'" ; This proposed budget; requested Owen Heninger, superinDr. by tendent, .for the year beginning July 1, 1959, and running through June 30 1961, is about $617,000 over current biennium appropriI f ation of $4,356,000. Of this amount the legislature would be asked to appropriate $4,493,660 with balance of $480,000 expected to be raised in fees; from - PSYCHOLOGIST SENTENCED BONN (UPD Robert Schneider, former chief psychologist of West Germany's armed forces, was sentenced to three years and ten months in prison Wednesday. He was found guilty of forgery and fraud in representing himself as a doctor of psychology, psychiatry and medicine. Schneider, 38, spent nearly two years in jail awaiting trial and this time will be deducted from his sentence. '; Elks To Entertain State President Hill-Burt-on self-choic- e. PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, repairs in utilities tunnels. produce, but this is still not com- versity students working toward At present, steam is leaking bad- pletely sufficient to feed its 1200 their doctorate degrees. resident population of patients. The psychiatric social work dely in the aged tunnels, and wires partment has a director; six soare crisscrossed and in poor con57 More Employes cial workers in Class I; three in dition.'.;;'; ; Most of the proposed increase Class II, and four trainees. ;Th Some of the buildings are more would like to drop than 70 years old, and the older in the hospital budget! would go superintendent two id Class add four in Class I; emfori' of 57 additional j:'--- . buildings were not constructed to carry electric loads adequate for such modern appliances as washers, television, driers, toasters, refrigerators. h o t plates, and lights bright enough for evening activities. When these repairs are completed! the hospital will be more livable and safer, says Dr. Heninger. .Despite repairs, which include a sprinkling system, tbs Hardy Building Is not well constructed for fire safety, he said. The Hardy Building which houses retarded women on its two floors, was built in 1908, and has wooden joists. Newer buildings have steel frames and maximum use of nonflammable material such as cement and tile. e i . No Wage Increase The proposed1 budget would allow $3,802,160 for .salaries, an increase of about $660,000 over present j biennium's $3,200,-00but does hot include provision forwage increases. It would allot $1,106,500 for overhead, as food, fuel, clothing, water etc., which is about the same as this biennium; $41,000 for small capital outlay,- down from the current $60,000 appropriation, and $24,000 for travel, which is $10,000 over present biennium allotment. Travel includes transportation cost to send patients home and cost of social workers in the field. Small capital outlay included expenses as new buying chickens for the farm, furniture for wards, and equipment. The hospital has its own farm, raises dairy cattle, chickens, pigs, fruits and vegetables, and cans its own and purchased farm 1959-6- 1 0, . - out-of-sta-te non-buildi- ng ' w Sss. 5ssbr-- - SEE SANTA Tomorrow, Saturday: 10-1- 2, and 4-- 6 1-- 6, CORDUROY Other cooton Frocks as low. as 395 j j j ' ' TI -- ; 7-- 9 - Judging of the annual lighting contest sponsored each year by the Provo Jaycees will be done Tuesday, Dec. 23, and in order that the judges have,- opportunity to see every entry the name and address of each home owner must be submitted to the club by Friday, Dec. 19, announces Frank Jacobson, contest chairman. Anyone wishing to enter the contest should mail a note to the Provo Jaycees, P. O. Box 33, Provo, by the Friday deadline, he emphasized. No home decorations will be judged unless such an entry is made. A committee of Jaycee members will act as judges. - . three-mont- W'' ' ' I, . ; JSf : . : CBB c.'f'fp :k Si-- 7-- 9 j Beautiful stripes and' plaids and plain materials in a beautiful selection. Jumper shown at right. Sizes 10 to 18. if h" . .lVi.?S'.. . . JUMPERS nts MKyk an entirelv new concepr or ora p.m. II, and add an additional two trainees for a net gain in staff of four. - Wants More Nurses In the nursing department, tbt hospital needs a nursing educator, in addition to its director ot nursing. It has three nurse superivsors; needs two more; expects to drop one of its three head nurses;" and wants to add one more to its four staff nurses. The hospital takes 60 student nurses from Brigham Young University and University of Utah h for training courses. An additional 20 attendants are needed for Class I positions, where 227 are now employed. The hospital currently has 26. in superivsory category III, and eight attendant supervisors. 446 Employes Total employe population of the hospital at present, including office and administrative, maintenance, medical staff and attendants, is 446. The superintendent expressed regret that no appropriations are available for wage increases, and said the board of examiners set salaries. Under the existing state plan, the hospital superintendent does not know what 'salary step a new physician might be hired at, he said. Attendants beginning pay ht $200 during training; upped to $220 in six months; with a maximum pay of $280 in Class I, or $310 in supervisory capacity. , The hospital had a peak resident population of 1389 in March, 1955, but this number has dropped to 1178 current population, despite increased admittances. With more staff, more patients might go home, says the superintendent. . . Take 6 Months to Pay Account-- . bra for new youhg loveliness sr - Entries Sought For Yule Home Lighting Contest to shape you naturally 9:00 P.M. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL As Shown 1 1 ,3e 5 250 West Center Street - . pre-shap- ed Christmas store , Bjjisi5ii living- A U -- salaries , ployes. The psychiatry department now has seven physicians including the superintendsnt. The superintendent would like to have an additional clinical psychiatrist to direct the department; four senior psychiatrists and three resident physicians with a! psychiatric training in residence program worked out in cooperation with " University of Utah or by the hospital alone. The psychology department at present has a chief, a senior, a junior and three interning psychologists. The superintendent would Ike to have an additional two senior psychologists; no jununi- ior, but six interns, graduate - Open a Charge r THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 UTAH, 000 in VISIT TAYLOR'S TOYLAND CITY! T $617,000 V: . Provo Contractor Low Bidder on the. community, - between the houps of 5 and 9 o'clock p. m. Nightly thereafter through the holiday season from 5:30 to 11 o'clock the Christmas panorama will be seen and the music heard, ending New Year's night. In addition to bringing joy to the children and adults through out this area, and many come from other parts of the county, Miss Pulley adds, to her Christmas cheer list the children of the Utah State Training School. Those able to come to the gardens will le treated the following Mon day night and to those unable to come treats will be taken to their dormitories. Mary Pulley and her Christ mas display have endeared them selves to this community through the years since the early 1940's To better view the scene car drivers are asked to approach from the south and proceed on up over the hill. AJ Provo Shrine Club Elects New Officers Safety Council . is to discuss problems of all law enforcement officers, prosecutors and judges to bring about "better understanding and coordination in our common objective of improving law enforcement and traffic safety.", The Provo conference will be attended by delegates from Utah, Juab and Wasatch counties. : s l , Raspberry Degeneration Farming and Fruit Growing in Russia and the Problem of Hardiness in Selecting Root and Trunk Stocks for Apples and Cherries, by Dr. A. N. Roberts of Oregon State Budget 2-Ye- ar three-count- Annual Pulley Yule Lighting Display Goes on Late Friday By DENA S. GRANT The enAMERICAN FORK chantment of the Christmas season becomes reality Friday evening when at the. flip of a switch 57 Additional Employes Requested J Traffic Court Set - Greater Utah Valley will give T: I 3-Gou- Cotton Frocks ' (J Pictured 'at left is a "Hattie Leeds" charmer, made of Dan River Sanforized combed cotton, drip dry fabric. 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