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Show Sunday, July lady doctor from East Germany visits UVRMC Here's an idea for those who like to follow Miss Utah into the Miss America pageant, a way to make the evening memorable without investing even pocket change. By SHARON M. HADDOCK while this length-of-sta- y at UVRMC is down to between 12 hours and 3 days. In East Germany babies and chilUtah Valley Regional Medical Cendren are all kept in the same area ter. without a division into pediatrics, She's from East Germany, 8 seconnewborn, well-bab- y nurseries, she d-year intern who isn't typical said. : even in her homeland. Children are not allowed to visit She's a woman and a young and fathers may only visit a new woman at that, who is dedicating mother once during a stay. !her life to medicine in a country But as she watches East Ger; where the scene is changing daily mans migrate to the newly opened but women in medicine are still west side for better pay and more 'a novelty. independence, she worries about That doesnt bother her. those who stay behind. '. She's more worried about how West German doctors and nurses East German medicine will survive make nearly four times the money, 'if medical personnel keep leaving she said. to practice in West Germany. She would like to see the patient-doct; In Benjamin to visit relatives, relationship in East GermaGabi and her husband, ny become more like that in AmeriSteffen, said the changes in her ca. Because American physicians country are welcome. talk more with their patients, Gabi She's looking forward to the day feels that may play a part in when the district hospital where she the length of hospital reducing interns can have the space and stays. equipment American hospitals en A patient in her hospital sees a joy. While the intensive care unit doctor once a day for a very brief visit. alone at UVRMC has 39 incubators "Then the doctor talks and the for premature and sick infants, Gabi says the East German district patient just listens," she said. hospital has just two. The UVRMC strjick Gabi as For the 350 bed hospital, there "more like a nice hotel" than a are an average of 70 patients to medical facility. three doctors. "I hope in the next few years it She's astounded at the ample will be like this," said Gabi as she room afforded in American hospiwatched the ICU nurses bustle from tals. patient to patient in a spacious A birthing room at UVRMC room filled with equipment and would have three to four beds in it personnel. side by side in East Germany, she As she toured the various floors commented. and departments, she noted the The birth rate doesn't come close wide use of disposables. to the Utah Valley birth rate of 17 In her hospital, for instance, neebabies every 24 hours. There mothers and babies stay an dles are used again and again average of seven days after a birth (sterilized each time). Herald Staff Writer Gabi Marschke is not the typical young medical intern touring the C5 Page Gather your friends together for a Miss America Party with a Miss America Party Packet from the Keebler Company. The kit comes complete with ideas for decorations, recipes, sample ballots and photos of all the contestants. Once a year the most beautiful and talented women in the U.S. are gathered together in 4i The Miss America Party Packet can be obtained by writing: Miss America Party Packet, co Nancy Williams, Inc., 211 E. Chicago Avenue, Suite 1020, Chicago, IL. 60611. Atlantic City for a very special event The Miss America Pageant. What better reason to throw a party?! (J Second guess the experts by watching the pageant on TV and picking your own winner. it's free! Please allow weeks for delivery! And to 8 6 - or Terri Lyn Day and Bryan J. Mangum 7 - Terri Lyn Day, daughter of J. Rodney Day and Pamela Day, Orem, will marry Bryan J. Man-guson of Dr. John H. Mangum and Sandra Stonehocker Mangum, both Orem, Tuesday, July 31, in the Jordan River LDS Temple. A reception will honor the couple that evening, 6:30-at the Sharon 1st Ward Chapel, 440 E. 800 S., Orem. The event is open to all friends and relatives. Bridal attendants are Marsha Day, Lora Lee Erikson, Cheryl Harris, Janice Gomez and Jodi VU 9, Best man is Tom Hill with groomsmen Jim Garrison, Doug Forsyth, Jr., and Steve Rollins. The bride-to-b- e graduated from Orem High and is attending Brigham Young University. She will graduate in elementary education in December 1990. East German medical intern Gabi Marschke takes a brief tour of the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. Jody Hendricks to wed Brett Porter Jody Hendricks, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. EIRay Hendricks, Boise, Idaho, will marry Brett C. Porter, son of Dr. and Mrs. Larry C. Porter, Provo, Saturday, Aug. 4, in the Boise LDS Temple. An open house will honor the couple Saturday, Aug.' 11, 7:30-9:3at the home of Elvin Hancock, 2049 W. Lakeview Dr., Provo. The event is open to all friends and relatives. Bridal attendants are Kristy Cobb, Maria Hendricks and Randy Kay Hendricks, Chulise and Shanna Porter, and Becky Braithwaite. Best man is Bradley Porter. children of Carl and Joy Boren will honor their parents on their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Friday, Aug. 3, at the American Fork Senior Citizen Center, 54 E. Main. The event is open to all friends and relatives. They request no gifts. The bride-to-b- e graduated from Capital High and is attending Brigham Young University on a track scholarship. She is a health education major. She is employed at Hendricks Veterinary Hospital. Her fiance graduated from Provo High and BYU. He is The Borens were married Oct. 2, 1940, in Salt Lake City. The marriage was later solemnized in the LDS Temple. Carl and Joy Boren Her fiance graduated from Orem High and served an LDS mission in Spokane, Wash. He is attending BYU majoring in communications. The couple will live in Provo. ONE WEEK ONLY- SUMMER FABRICS 0, The Bryan J. Mangum Terri Lyn Day Meyers. 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