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Show ctM SUNDAY HERALD im I I . - ' : bring the family shopiping $2,100,000 Project Doubles Space New Hospital Addition Till OPEN EVERY MONDAY Gradually Occupied; Formal Opening in May entrance to the tory equipment will include radio Utah Valley Hospital's magnificent isotope diagnostic aids. $2,100,000 addition will be opened Ths new pharmacy already is in to the public Monday, but the operation. being occupied piecemeal The ground floor houses a hew and formal opening is not sched- medical library, sounds muted by uled until May, Administrator John a thick-pile- d rug, with medical Zenger said, Saturday. books, wall shelves and stacks of Currently, the hospital staff, periodicals, including 25 medical beaded by Mr. Zenger, is setting magazines. Adjoining the library, up administration offices in the is thqt large medical records room. new, swing, which actually is a Other units include a doctors' threestory "X" of intersecting lounge, Mr. Zenger 's office and a wings, doubling existing space of conference room, paneled in the hospital. with outsize Philippine mahogany Operating rooms, gleaming and' octagon center table. immaculate, have been equipped, In 'the middle of the X is the and :a few surgical patients will with elevators finished in be shifted into the dusty rose and lbby, stainless steel; a gift shop, ah4 a ivory tinted wards by public snack bar. The architecture provides a modThe second floor of the addition sandwich look, is centered by the nursing station, ern three-deckcreated by vertical louvers and an island commanding view down aluminum overhang, shading enH each 'of the four corridors. circling windows. Surgery Wing New Entrance One wing is devoted to surgery, jjiew main entrance to the hos- and the second will be equipjjed pital, located between the north- for surgery at a later date. west and southwest stubs of the The other two house four-be- d IX, and fronting on Fifth West, is and private rooms. and two-be-d d through a double-roofenew Since the wings are 10 feet canopy, leading into a wider than the older section of the d spacious, waiting hospital, patient rooms are corroom, with recessed planters. respondingly larger. It will be opened Monday. Some are furnished in dusty rose dusky-ros- e Green and beige; the others, lemon ivory inplastic-coatewalls, and pale green with bright curto rosy beige, and vinyl flooring tains: e hue in grey, echoing the continuous win The four-foease the eye. dowsprovide brightness with glare The new emergency entrance leads through the southeast wing avoided by aluminum overhang of the X which contains four and vertical louvers controllable emergency rooms and five clinical by hand lever in each room. All rooms are furnished with xamining rooms. The unit, is also on the ground floors private toilet; recessed basins and The hospital is closing off its old mirrors and lockers. Above each bed is a bell cord emergency entrance to the east o: the old section, and doors will be and light, connected with the nurs ing station, which can plug in in locked. The department is in th tercommunications. This enables southwest wing of the X; office the station to learn immediately in the northwest wing, and central whether the patient's request is routine or emergency. supply in the northeast. Operating Rooms New Equipment In the surgical wing are two Modern equipment costing $85,000 has been installed. Labora operating rooms, each equipped and with a surgical with camera. It contains also a surgical re covey room able to accommodate 12 beds, each position equipped with oxygen, suction .hose, and racks for plasma or intravenous A new main ; " " addi-tkra,-- is . mid-mont- h. er i j glass-walle- d, JF BROKEN SIZES STYLES - 2.8 Reg. - COLORS I REGULAR BOYS' 6 TO 16 PATTERNS WOVEN GINGHAM to 5.95 C'yV O SHORT SLEEVE SPORT 49c to 1.19 ) ! r (T ' ' well-lighte- . w cast-ston- STREET e, FLOOR two-toni-ng d rose-beig- ot SPECIAL 75 FOOT VINYL PLASTIC BRASS COUPLING GARDEN 50x50 PRINTED - out-patie- nt X-ra- y LUNCH CLOTHS s, STREET FLOOR fl' V Wrinkle Resistant and Disciplined Cottons 80 square percale 36 INCH PRINTED CRINKLE CREPE, PELLON ALL IN THRIFTY BASEMENT. HOSE 4f ,93 STREET FLOOR 10-YEA- 30x30 HEMMED REPEAT OF A SELLOUT GUARANTEE R SA1I JUST UNPACKED FABRIC .v' A K''w: ft j MEN'S TOYO FABRIC WHITE DISH X-R- ay Sanforized - full cut - fast colors - Ivy League or Calichecks fornia, styling-stripeor plaids. WORK and SPORT X-r- ay X-ra- y, Businessman. Banker, Sued fluids. For The third floor, when completed will be a maternity ward. While exact date of the open-hous- e, ; $30,000 has not yet been set, it prob Howard W. and Leona J. Brandt ably will be the week of May 12, have filed suit in Fourth District says Mr. Zenger. He. asked public cooperation in Court seeking , damages totaling . $30,000 tiam F. C. Packard, presi- refraining from parking cars in of the new emer dent, Spingville Banking Co., and the driveway Waldo Jackson, a, principal stock- gency entrance or north of the holder hi Jackson Sales and Service Co., charging they concealed pertinent; facts in .selling a- of the latter firm to plain- j. .'i-tiffs. s. !..;..;.:' At the time they were invited to invest $10,000 for a in the company, said the plaintiffs, the defendants assertedly concealed from thfem the fact Jackson Sales and Service was "hopelessly insolvent and owed the bank in excess of $80,000, Mr. Brandt was made president of the reorganized; firm, now called Stockman and Farmers Mart; Mr. Jackson, as more experienced partner was to take are of the business, land' Mr; Brandt, sales and clerical work, the fsuit stated. The! plaintiffs charge that trade , and sale of assets of Jackson Sales jand Service used to pay off bank :indebtedness--ha- d left creditors of Stockman and Farmers Mart unpaid, and that the Brandts, feeling . moral responsibility, had paid to these creditors. sums jlarge ' They asked for $20,000 actual and $10,000 punitive damages. " half-intere- j TOWELS st half-intere- st .' , older section. Last year almost 7,500 patients were oared for in the older section of the hospital., "The- additional space will enable us to care for an even larger number of patients this year," said Mr. Zenger. The overall architectural plan, designed by Willard C. Nelson, calls for extensive remodeling of th$ older section including expansion of the physical therapy de - foi THRIFTY CAPS r BASEMENT SOLID STREET FLOOR wv l NEW SHORT SLEEVE SALE MEN'S REGULAR MEN'S SPORT 6.95 TP 8.95 PAY$ BACK or CORDUROY TERRY TOWELING DUCK . GINGHAMS 45-INC- H SHIRTS SLACKS THRIFTY STREET FLOOR STREET FLOOR Regular 3.98 to 8.95 LADIES 'BLOUSB partment. Very Ivy League in manner and very likely to be shoe, this soft-soleyour favorite spring casual-hou- r soft-wa- y tie oxford in black gabardine or new beige sateen that walks on bouncy crep rubber. Back buckle, of course. MM USED TO CHANGES d, KNOWLESVILE, N. 'Y. (UP) Taking on a new assignment for the New York Central Railroad was no novelty for Mrs. Esther Canham when the Knowlestyille station was closed recently for lack of business. In 40 years of service; with the railroad, Mrs. Canham has held more than 30 different posts. She MEN'S 14tt to 17 SANFORIZED spent the last 17 years as here. Her family has devoted more than a century of agent-telegraph- WORK 81x90 BED COTTON SHIRTS service to the New York Central. 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