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Bean played prelude and postlude music and was accompanist for the Ibapah singers who were Pearl Myers, Phyllis Bateman, Florence Steele, Diane Petersen and Jolynn Bean. bl'LOGY WAS read by Pearl Mvers, followed by the Ibapah group singing "I Need Thee Every Hour'. Rao Bateman gave a family tribute and Beverly Bateman was the concluding speaker. Following the song "O My Father by the Ibapah singers Phyllis Bateman gave the invocation. Burial place was in the Ilia-pa- h Juab County Cemetery. 8.49 King pillow coses Reg. 2 for 3.19 Funeral Held for Sale 2 for 2.64 iMr. Sale 6.94 Nation-wid- e Pillow cates, Reg. 2 for 1 i 51 .09 A Sale 2 for 88 ABleached and finished ' i Special 777 and full size quilted throw style bedspreads come in your favorite patterns and fabrics. Sure to pretty up any bedroom. Queen Size - 12.77 Twin ? Barlow bay played accompaniment and also played the prelude and postlude music. Sterling R. Harris was the speaker and Bishop Dunn gave a few remarks. The closing prayer was by Bishop David Schmid. PALL BEARERS were David, Allen and Douglas Barlow and Keith Harris, all grandsons of the deceased, Glenn and Joe Caldwell. Burial was in the Tooele Cemetery where the grave was dedicated by Marcellus Clark. A A Whats Relevant Job? by Arch Booth A executive sice president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Arch Booth Amsenes spokesman for erican business. The National Chamber federation represent an underlying membership of more than 5,000,000 business firms, organization and individuals - WASHINGTON Along with burning the ROTC building, imprisoning the dean, gutting the curriculum and other fun tilings, leaders some of the student of the late 1960s discovered the pursuit of "relevancy. is rather diffiRelevancy cult to pin down. By usage, it means to refer to any activity that is perceived as interesting, enabling, creative perhaps even and definitely not glamorous too hard to learn. THUS, THE student filmmaker wants to go out and make he doesnt have a major film time for irrelevant details like the techniques of lighting, camera work, direction, etc. The student executive cant lie bothered with problems of finance, marketing, supply, and so forth. He has to get right down to telling business how to lie more socially aware. The student brain surgeon . . . well, lets not open up that subject. Nor is the issue limited exclusively to the campus. Some vocal welfare recipients have dasdained jobs open to them as being beneath their dignity. Some well-paid- as) (and sembly line workers now demand that their jobs be made more interesting. And there are the disillusioned from dropouts, highly paid executives to never-pai- d youths. Some make sandals, some grow organic food, and some counsel with gurus in the high Himalayas. They are all seeking relevancy." But, relevancy to whom or what? RELEVANT Is Relative - It is the jobs that society needs done that are relevant to society. And these jobs are not necessarily those having the most meaning" to the individuals who must perform them. The economy functions through a series of trade-offas simple in principle as supermarket decisions such as whether to dine on hamburger for two nights, or steak one night and beans the next. hard-worki- Funeral services for Ernest Barlow were held Tuesday December 26 on his 83rd birthday. Bishop Joel Dunn conducted the rites in the Fourth- - Fourteenth Ward. The family prayer was given by David Barlow and Alan Jensen offered the invocation. MUSIC FOR the funeral was by a quartet composed of Bevan Anderson, Richard and Wendell Droubay and A. D. Thomas. They sang Jesus Lover Of My Soul and "I Need Thee Geraldine DrouEvery Hour. White muslin Cotton muslin, 133 count A Flat or fitted sheets Twin size, Reg. 1 .99 Sale Full size sheet Reg. 2.29 Sale 1.7 9 The Voice of Business Allrert McGill, lifetime resident of Ibapah, died in an Ely, Nevada hospital Decemlier 13, 1972 of cautes incident to age. He war born Decemlier 31. 1875 to Katie and Frank McGill at McGill, Nevada. He married Lola McGill, who proceeded him in death in 1903. They had ten children who are all deceased. He is survived by seven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. FUNERAL our sheets now sale priced. All 1973 The Tooele Transcript, Friday, January 5, Last Hites Held for Albert .McGill s, while So, individual auto workers might get more satisfaction out of building one entire car at a time instead of just tightening two bolts all day cars assembled that way long would be so expensive that the men who made them could not afford to own one. IT IS NOT even a question of competing economic systems. Both capitalist America and Russia need more garbage men than poets. And both societies are maintained by a comlie plex technology that cannot mastered through inspiration or "good vilies" alone. OK. If we "need garbage men. then why do we pay them so much less than, say, research chemists? Thats another question that causes endless confusion. SKILLS AND Pay - Its a matter of supply and demand. There are many people who are physically and mentally capable trash. Therefore, of collecting society offers only as much as it needs to offer to attract a sufficient nunitier of these people to that job. Far fewer people are capable of liecoining research chemists. So the reward" for filling that job must be higher, to insure attracting a sufficient numlier from this much smaller pool. Thats the way it is with l, all the jolts. The nuinlter of people who are able to fill these jolts is limited. And there are many jolts where their talent or ability would be of great value to society. Consequently, their price" tends to Ite bid up by the competition for them. Now it's time for a few howhigh-skil- ever. There Is nothing wrong with youth questioning the traditional way of doing things. It's natural and healthy. There is nothing wrong with assembly line workers trying to find ways to mace their jobs loth more interesting and more productive everylxxly can lienefit from that. And society can well afford a perhaps even needs reasonable numlier of gurus, sandal- - makers and growers of organic food. But society also needs work done which is dull, and will difficult, distasteful continue to lie so. probably And some important jobs are hard to learn, and will continue to lie hard to learn. That cannot be changed by protest, any more than we can repeal the law of . , gravity when we fall. EDUCATION Daniel Webster said: On the diffusion of education among the people rest the preservation and perpetuation of our free institutions. Webster was right. Not only will the quality of our young peoples future le determined by the quality of the education they receive, but a nation of free institutions depends for its greatness on the knowledge and understanding of its people. Therefore, nothing matters more to the future of America than the strength, the vitality and the success of its educational system. President Richard M. Nixon on his Ameri- - doctor proposes: "Let 's do something about our shockingly high infant mortality 99 by Arthur. Salisbury, M.D. Director of Medical Services The National Foundation March of Dimes Special 244 ts a roomy warm sheet or Machine washable Cotton sheet blanket 80100' Use as eira with other tMankets Special 4" your bed with this cotton woven solid color bedspread. jacquard Penn-Prefor easy care. Fringed edges. Twin or full. Dress-u- p st U 'Lj W - :S9i0 for$. Bath towel Print and solid color cotton terry bath towel ensembles are so soft and fluffy. Theyre sure to brighten up any decor. And at these special prices you can freshly decorate every bath in the house. Face towels Wash cloths Special 2,or$- Special 3" Print blanket fits twin or full size beds. Polyester with nylon binding. Gold, pink or blue. Machine wash. 3 for $1 4for$1 Brighten your kitchen with sheared in an assortment o tun terry towels prints Store Hours: Tooele Store i JCPenney We know what youre looking for. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday & Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Americans were the first to land on the moon, but we are 16th in the United Nations ranking of infant mortality statistics. If you are shocked by this poor record, so are we at The National Foundation-Marc- h of Dimes. Of every thousand babies born alive in this country, almost 20 never reach their first birthday. Worse still, many are infants who live in large cities in the shadow of our best medical centers. It has been well said that the level of any civilization can be judged by the way in which the very young and the very old are cared for. By that standard, ours is seriously lacking in its concern for the welfare of its youngest members, particularly those of minority groups and others who are not receiving the full benefit of scientific achievement. As a voluntary health association deeply concerned with the quality of life at birth, The National Foundation has launched a new perinatal program to stimulate both laymen and medical men to do something about infant mortality, and do ic now. for skill! hands and thorough training whan a nawborn has to ba cared far. Elizabeth Grob, R.N. brings both attributes to tha Intensive Cara Nursary of the University of Mississippi Medical Canter In Jackson, aided by the March of Dimes. THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE critically III about pregnancy and infant condition care. Instead of seeing a doctor for the first time when she is in labor, she will see one often, get his advice, and follow it. Just as important is the fact that the doctor and other health workers will be able to spot those women with special problems or abnormalities of pregnancy. They can be given special attention, and the chances of their delivering an underweight, premature, or critically ill baby can thereby be materi- ally reduced. Regional Nurseries Better Core But prenatal care is not The heart of the program is enough. Some babies come into encouragement of prenatal the world in trouble, and the care, development of a syste- Foundation now seeks to maximatic network of nurseries able mize the chance of healthy surto meet the needs of infants vival for these children too. from normal to critically ill, To accomplish this, we are and a program that will at- supporting the establishment tempt to upgrade all maternity of regional intensive care nurand newborn care through series (ICNs) to which such training programs for hospital babies can be swiftly and safely staffs and physicians. transported. Once in the ICN, The mother who has regu- the baby is monitored electronlarly attended a good prenatal ically and constantly watched care clinic has a definitely be- over by skilled nurses and resitter chance of delivering a dents. Some need more oxygen. healthy baby. She will take Others who are suffering from better care of herself, follow a neonatal jaundice need treatbetter diet, and learn more ment to prevent this temporary from causing brain damage. Still others have such difficulty in breathing that they require temporary assistance from a respirator especially designed for infant lungs. Infant in Trouble We do not believe that every hospital nursery should be staffed and equipped to treat critically ill babies. That makes no more sense than attempting to equip every operating room with the expensive complex equipment and highly trained staff which is in short supply needed to do open-heasurrt gery. Each hospital should evaluate itself, its needs, and its potential and develop services and transfer plans accordingly. This, of course, means that the staffs and attending physicians of the smaller hospitals must be able to recognize the infant who is in trouble as early as possible and provide high quality emergency and supportive care until he can be transferred. To this end March of Dimes funds are going for new outreach training programs, conducted at ICNs aided by the Foundation and at small community hospitals. |