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Show SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1959 Utah County. Utah SUNDAY HERALD State Hospital Volunteer Course Judge Warns Probation Violators In Weelcly Parade of Court Defendants By JOAN GEYER defendant also, but don't believe a fictitious check for To Begin Monday training course for volunteer workers at the Utah State A new $20 signed j A'sharp reminder that violation he can make good on probation." "Marsha Morgan, 699 N. 5th W.,' of probation means prison was He had pleaded guilty earlier to but told the' court' she had four or added Friday to suspension of sentence for men who had pleaded g V and guilty to hot burglary. "I wonder sometimes if the man who ' violates probation may want to go to prison," Fourth District Court Judge Maurice Harding told ' check-writin- ; Gordon R. Campbell, 579 N. 6th W "If so I can accommodate him." - The defendant last spring was plsced on probation with six ;. months of jail suspended after, pleading . guilty to, issuing a fraudulent check for $7, and promising to make restitution on others. He was brought before the court Friday for a show cause on why restitution had not been made and admitted he was working but still had $118 outstanding. He said he could pay $5 a week. The court continued probation months buf instructed him to pay off the balance at the rate of $10 a week. Robert Earl Cooper, 25, Provo, for whom District Judge Joseph E. Nelson' last week expressed sympathy because of his surroundings and environment was given of one to 20 years In prison Friday; despite statement ' by District" Attorney Jackson Howard : "I sympathize with the for-si- , -- burglary of the Diamond Club", Springville, in company with a companion who was sentenced to prison. The district attorney said that' while the present charge of burglary was his first, that the defendant had twice been brought before the court for wilful neglect aa failure to i provide for his chid, with bench warrants issued for.' not complying with court orders; had twice been charged with drunk driving, and jhad been driver in a fatal traffic accident. He,' said the defendant was now delinquent on $35 : a month child support payments. "I understand ;you have been offered a part time job," said the court. "If placed on probation do you think you could refrain from drinking?" "Yes sir," he said.' ! j j j . He was placed on probation for 18 months with proviso that any violation will mean execution of the suspended prison sentence. He was directed to make restitution. A neat appearing young woman, one; of the increasing number appearing In district court on felony charges, was also placed on probation on provision she make restitution on hot checks out. Mildred Hfcies, 347 S. 6th W., had pleaded guilty to a legal charge of issuing Doctor Urges Aroused Public Awa ren ess of Cd ncer Danger At a recent Mrs. Arthur meeting by of the chairman South Grotegut, Utah County Cancer Committee, with executive members. Dr. Milo C. Moody; . Medical Advisor, stressed the following pertinent information: Cancer is so deadly that it kills one man, woman or child United States every two minutes.' One half of al cases of cancer, can be cured with present knowledge alone if action of Individuals seeking medical attention' is1 early enough, and if latest and best .means of "diagnosis and treatment SPANISH FORK held in-th- .'. e - . ., . - - Nephi Club Plans Youth Stock Show Garrett, chairman Rosk:oe of the Kiwanis Agriculture Com- "' mittee. : , . I . The show will be open to all boys and girls enrolled in and FFA livestock projects. Prizes donated by local commercial concerns will 'be awarded. Arrangements are being made to obtain Joe Parrish, former .Juab county agent, as judge.-'All exhibitors will be invited to attend ar banquet held in their honor on April 29. The prizes will be awarded at the banquet. Members of the Kiwanis stock show committee are Roscoe Gar rett. Alton' Gadd, Udell Jensen and Earl Steele., m. al j Mishap With Tractor Badly u lilli--" Hurts Trucker ) kx-'s't.- - r Arch Nielson, 4, Pleasant of both fracture suffered Grove, in a tracthe above knees, legs tor accident which occurred Friday at 5 p. m. at 1305 East Elm. Investigating officers said John Carlson, 26, Route 1, Box 403, Pleasant Grove, jwas driving a grader tractor to hook onto the truck driven by Mr. Nielson, with the latter: holding; the tongue of f f the tractor to hook on, when it slipped off and "went under the hookup, pinning Mr. Nielson be- )) tween the truck arid the tractor. The truck was on a 45 degree Nj grade at the time, said the offi- ff : ' ' -- i. sT 'TTvrL '.K'.s'.vf Ys ' i : V. . ' v : ''? - ; )) V j y J cer.' , . Both the truck' and tha tractor were owned by Fugal & Sons. Mr.. Nielson was taken to tiie It's Quili 11 ' $29.75 and up 29 Shed Fire Brings Fire Department j I 7a 1 I 125 West 5th South jj "TA" IT t- -i . . 3-33- ' - V ! 63 () '"v?) j j ',0 " & FURNITURE 3-33- :,; ''';''.' I COUNTY BEDQUARTERS FR (( r-- " 94 ( . ' I ' MATTRESS FR i 5j ''"All the Credit, you need. . ) . 1 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT I v ' Luxury plus ri (I Sells regularly, for 49.50 NOW ONLY of those ugly bumpy buttont. These smooth mattresses come In lovely new colors "and patterns. Covers are strongly woven and guar- anteed all new materials I U I' J No mor 11 : ' extra wear, in' these beautiful top mattresses. . . (I ' 1 j American Fork Hospital. ii 1 (J , A purposely lighted fire which burned an old shed and surrounding, brush, Friday evening, brought Provo City's Fire Department to the William Olseri home on the Carterville Road Firemen report no damage done, since Mr. Olsen, was just getting t rid of the shed. wltd : j v J . lf , f ; - ' : 5 lgWiy1 liMaSr 7mS 'WSv mm I r-- LfU UCZJ ill a ONCE YOU TAKE wwI " iitmm -! TREMEHDOUSDIA- - MOHD YAIUES C0ME m lAHD i. Tir'. :mL ETTTinnr . tllr i OWflrSER x-r- ay NEPHI The Nephi Kiwanis Club is sponsoring a spring livestock show for the youth of Juab County, to be held April'. 28. "We want to encourage the boys and give them experience in showing and fitting their stock, states five more out, amounting to $138 She said she had a job. She was sentenced to Utah County Jail for one year, suspend eJ and, placed on probation for a year with the condition that she make restitution at the rate of $1C ya week. Hugh Forsyth Rowley, 99, a native of Helper arrested in Las Vegas and charged with the burglary of Senior Hotel Cafe, Springville, entered a plea of innocent, and trial was set for : : April 29; 35, about William H. Overly, Provo, pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery of a $10 check made out U "Lily . N. Overly from S. M. Clark," and sentencing was' set for April 17. Allen C. Schofield, 25, 8 North Main, Spanish Fork, charged with driving during, suspension of driv-er'- s license, asked leniency of the court, and the case was continued to April 15, as was the case of William James Tammadge, 20, Columbus, Ohio, charged witli burglary of an American Fork service station, for a period of om week. Ivan Hunt, Spanish Fork, charg ed with issuing a fraudulent check for $214, entered a plea of innocent and trial was set for April 16. Charges against James Dennis 18, 458 w. 3rd s., JProvo, were dismissed by district court upon request of the districtattorney, who said he had information indicating that while the defendantj had ridden in the car he was charged; with embezzling, that he had not been entrusted with It himself, and so was not guilty of, embezzling it. A second happy note was struck' when the district attorney asked continuance of a case of wilful nd failure to provide neglect when the defendant failed to appear. "I understand this couple may reconcile and remarry," he can be made generally available, the doctor said. Dr. Moody stated that here are facts' that the! American Cancer Society is seeking to instill in the public consciousness: 1. Cancer can strike anyone, anywhere. The renegade cells invade silently.! They can multiply without signs or symptoms ff sickness thatiare obvious to the said. patient. 2. More than one-haof all cancers are in sites readily accessible to J examination. 3. Fifty per cent of all cancers can be cured if thej. can be detected early enough, and if they are immediately and adequately treated. 4. Any general practitioner can give a complete checkup. He needs no special equipment to detect the more common cancers even In early j stages. But his thorough examination may of necessity be supplemented by laboratory analyses and a, chest at a clinic or hospital. 5. The most common j cancer sites in women are the jbreast, pelvic organs, rectum and skin. These areas should be checked regularly. 6. Men who visit their doctor for. an annual checkup should specifically be examined for possible latent cancer of the lungs, prostrate, rectum and skin, since thest are the more common sites of cancer for mien. Hospital will begin Monday, April 6. The classes will be held every Monday evening, 7 to 9 p. m., Medical-SurgicBuilding class-rtoThe series will continue for six Mondays with a make-u- p class May 18. For additional information call Volunteer Service Office, 'Phone extension 237. FR 0 1 U U O YOU'U m : nov UP TO THE ORIGINAL PRICE ON BEAUTIFUL BLAZING "ONE-HAL- vi F quality. W V H H Iff 'H n wm Regular $47500 4-- H ! , Jjuab Hospital Lists Patients 'fif- Recent patients at NEPHI Juab County Hospital have included: Louis Cooper, Debra Nephi Park. Mrs. Jerry Simmons, Du-aWilkey, Lynn Wilson, Judy Beard, Kenneth j Wright, Timothy Greenhalgh, LaVera Bowles, Ter esa Belliston, Myrna Draper, Trisa pickers, j Shirley Taylor, Linda Taylor, Mrs. James H. Ockey, Henry Taylor, Mrs. Clark Prisbey, Mrs. Clilford Lowther. Fountain Green Farrell Hansen, John Meyers, Mrs. Arthur Hansen, Diann Hansen. Levan Maryj La Rue Emmons, Shirley Ray Paystrup, Cody Moss. Salem 4 Charles TovelL Ethel L. Tovell. Leamington Betty Ann Wickmann, Mrs. Lawrence Nielson. Mona Charlene Swasey, Cindy Lou Jarvis, Max Provo- Pauline Molyneaux. San Wright. Jacinto, Calif. 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