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Show V A SOUTHERN OTA!! NEWS, Karab, Utah TVge Six Women PlayKep Role Growing a killer virus in a laboratory test tube to see (what makes it tick may not seem like an ideal pastime 'for women. Yet in recent years an increasing number of women have attained "top-ran- k recognition as medical research scientists, many of them uncjer grants supplied by The National Foundation with New March of Dimes funds. v 'l"' f V t ' . i 7 i ' A : A 7 .A - A A A J Sister Mary Celeste Frey, M.D. Monday, January 25, 1960 group of 24 persons from and Orderville met to dis-us- s the need for a community improvement program in these towns The" people were divided into 4 discussion groups to discuss the following questions: 1. Problems and needs of and Mt Carmel 2. Do the towns need a community development program 3. If they do, will the people support such a program 4. How should an organization be effected The following is a summary of some of the problems and needs if the communities: L Community beautification. With a (a) General clean-udean-uweek (b) Uniform street planting and beautification(c) Clean up fences and old buildings, (d) Oil the school street, (e) hrubs by entrance signs coming into town. (f)PoIes painted, (g) Cemetery beautification: (h) A nmmunity park. 2. Health and safety. (a) Speed limit signs on back .treets. (b) Stop signs.(c) Better street lighting, (d) Adequate fire jquipment needed. 3. Recreation. (a) Need adequate tennis courts. (b) Sleigh tracks and other vinter recreation off road, (c) tee skating, (d) Recreation direc-o- r for badminton, tennis, etc. 4. Develop tourist facilities. (a) Use of park, museum, etc. The groups all agreed that the communities needed a community development program and they felt that enough people in town would support the program to make it succeed. It was felt .that Orderville and Mt. Carmel should not organize together except they could cooperate on common problems. 7""' Through discussion it was that an organization for Orders ille be effected with a chairman to be elected from the group. Fnis chairman wouid gei one rep-- " resentative each from the town council, church and school. These four individuals would appoint a secretary and would act as a ering ward. The chairman should have authority to get a new board member appointed from the three above mentioned organizations if the one appointed was not active. These board members would direct the affairs of the council. The council would be made up of two members of every existing organization in Orderville with the public invited to all their meetings. It was decided to hold monthly meet-ing- s on the fourth Monday of each Orderville" Hews and Current Events Ord-ervil- By Nan Johnson Sorry I missed getting the news in last week just didnt get it written. Here is a little of last weeks news. Some of the members of the Edward Crofts family helped h i m celebrate his 77th birthday. He is the oldest man in Orderville. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Tait and daughter have moved down from Salt Lake and are living at Ih3 Grace Heaton 'home for awhile. Lane has employment at the Glen p I. te r., Dr. Hattie Alexander, Isabel Morgan Mountain and Katherine Sprwnt. . , , has been collaborating with husband, Dr. Joseph L. Mel- -' women nick, are conducting experitwo other research scientists at Colum- mental studies in the Sabin vaccine bia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. They which, like the Salk vaccine, are Dr. Hattie Alexander and was developed under March of Dr. Katherine Sprunt, both no- Dimes funds. table for their work in These projects are aimed childhood diseases. The primarily against three major March of crippling diseases: birth degrant under which Dr. Alex- fects, arthritis and polio. But ander and Dr. Sprunt work every new discovery made by calls for studies in the possible these women and other sciencontrol of the hereditary fac- tists with New March of Dimes tory of polioviruses. The find- support adds to the great body ings of this team have added of our medical knowledge and new knowledge to the whole contributes to mans health field of virus research. and At Yale University. Dr. Dorothy Horstmann has won fame MOTHERS' DOOR COUNT for her researches in poliovirus, in epidemiology (the TOPS MARCH OP DIMES science of epidemic diseases) The I960 Net March of and in the newer viruses only Dimes campaign for fund to on is discovered. She recently upport research, patient aid the research team of Dr. John and tho training of expert in Paul under a National Foundathe three health area of birth tion grant defect, erthriti end polio i Nun Studies Proteins climaxed by m Mother March At St Louis University, Sister Mary Celeste of the Order of two million volunteer. The of the Immaculate Heart of Marching Mother ere alto conducting e nationwide door Mary and a doctor of medicine, is involved in studying the at tome 30 million role proteins may play in virus home to collect fact com reproduction. Her research corning the problem of cripheaded by Dr. Norman pling dieae in their project E. Melechen, one of the most The local New March advanced scientists in the virus of Dime office he mho apfield, is also financed by New pealed (a all donor who have March of Dimes funds. not already done to to tend in ' Another woman scientist who in the can be found hard at work in their' contribution mailer appeal envelope dim a laboratory . is-- Dr. Matilda tribufed at the beginning ef Melnick. t Baylor Utuversity Medical School. Houston, Tex. the year. .She and her famous scientist well-know- n live-vir- us anti-poli- o con-tagio- os Dimes-support- ed well-bein- g. for any -- An election was held and Gene Russell was elected chairman of the organization. p com-muniti- e. - month On of Dimes. Dr. Mountain's parents. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt Morn gan, were both geneticists. Her father won a Nobel Prize in 1933 as the originator of the gene theory of heredity. Dr. Mountain, who is married to a prominent surgeon in New York, is included in the Polio Hall of Fame at the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. Until recently Dr. Mountain j a tains well-know- Research Jesting Kcars Plans Far Csordinaling Cssnci!; Plans and Proj:!s Are OzVhzi By Wayne Bose The researches of these women have enlarged the body of new medical Information and helped solve a wide variety of health problems. Not least among these was the conquest of a virus that killed and crippled. its victims in wave after wave of epidemics polio. Pioneer in Protection Dr. Isabel Morgan Mountain is one of the most famous of these women scientists. As a member of the Johns Hopkins research group some years ago, she won medical recognition for demonstrating that animals - could be protected against polio by a vaccine. This was a giant step toward the development of the Salk vaccine for humans, which like Dr. Moun- clone under work-wa- s. grants financed by the March In 'Dimes January .23, 1553 Thursday, Canyon Dam. Father Dies In Canada Kane -- Students Gain CSU lienors ' F11 quarter academic honors were listed for 54 students at College of Southern Utah this week. Thd listw of top students was released by Ward Robb, registrar, and names all students at the College with a 3.0 average or better. nab; .. Alice Jayne Gardner and Judith Ann Lewis. Alton; Vivian Heaton and Owen Roundy: Glendale; James Maxwell: Alice Jayne Gardner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. ,S. Gardner. She is a Freshman majoring in Business. , Judith Ann Lewis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H, Bernell Lewis. She is a Freshman majoring in Education. Vivian Heaton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vard H. Heaton. She is a Freshman majoring in Education. Owen Roundy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl S. Roundy. He is a Sophomore majoring in Music. James Maxwell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Maxwell and husband of Marion Maxwell. He is a Sophomore majoring in Agri- Rev. S. Paglia, First Baptist Church of Kanab. and his family left Kanab Tuesday afternoon for Hamilton Ontario, Canada, where Rev. Paglias father bad passed away. The Revrepd plans on being away two weeks and would like to call readers attention to the change in dates of the Prophetical" Messages scheduled for February, March and April in an advertis-men- t found on page four of this issue of the Southern Utah News. May Year Ship Como The Roger Fishers of Cedar City visited the Byron Fisher home culture. over the week end. "4 Mrs. Orson Young was in Salt Kanab Monday Lake City over the week end to The Kanab High School will attend a funeral. hold its regular meeting Monday, February 1 at 7:30 p.m. This weeks news: in the school auditorium. Was sorry to hear of the death A special program, with stuof Mr. and Mrs. Doran Lambs in- dents, parents and teachers parfant daughter, who lived just a ticipating, has been arranged. Alshort time after birth. so, Mr. Andersons German band will present special numbers. attenof the Many townspeople ded the basketball game in Tropic Friday night, from all reoprts it was very exciting game. " 9a Kw n. "r ptay Mm. part P-T- A SPECIALS surgery. Many of the townspeople from here attended funeral services for Pres. Odell J. Watson, Saturday. LeRoy P. Judd INSURANCE AGENCY Kanab, Utah I x Irrigation Co. Elects - At a meeting CIRCLE HAMBURGERS 5 for $1.00 Cheesburgers 4 for $1.00 HOT DOGS S for $1.00 January"Hnh5 Irrigation Co, elected new officers for the year. JCanab AT ARCTIC Friday and Saturday Those attending the Convention of County Officials held in Salt Lake last week were: Commission-eran- d Mrs. Clark Swapp:. Clerk D. M; Tietjen; Commissioner and Mrs. Hans Chamberlain and Sheriff and Mrs. LaNard Johnson. A very interesting and worthwhile .program was presented. All Malts Donald S. Swapp was president; Orvil Robinson was and Sundies 5c off secretary and treasurer; with Norris (Doc) Brown, Elmer Judd and directors. Elmer-Jacks- on elected DECORATING HOME FURNISHING CARPETING DRAPERIES or APPLIANCES In The Kanab Area V'"" Call Agent For LEIGH FURNITURE The 46,000-to- n Virginia Getty, built for an American oil company, sails on her maiden voyage from the Nagasaki yards of the Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Engineering Corp. 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