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Show ' L i . T '- ' for ifFiTfi irririTOT; United Way Goal i 1 $4.7 Million J i ! SALE TT5-- MID, ru: rM i fFFTr.l i 2 FOR 1 LEVOLOR THRIFTY RIVIERA u- ITi t 2 f M " c BLINDS & t - WOQD-VU- 1 E WOOD BLINDS - 1 1 m r. 2 FOR 1500 imrafi Fodays Total $2,119,185. c -- - 1 LEVOLOR rtirrrrracfiBt?'i:: jjrrnv U Iritfn '2 kai. 5 2 FOR LEVOLOR f C, 1 & MICRO i : (ALUMINUM & FABRICI 44 :-se S -- cse cf TE LESSER OR L C,!.:fT & s -- LEVOLOR SHADES Eims 11ESTE3 PETA Ok 1 JVFROSQL '-- jM VERTICAL 1 2 FOR :: CEAS3PECE . FCE .A.GE E TrE SEEFEV -E- E Cf E r: if? WEEKS LEFT CUSTOM NDQW COVERINGS 4rr 7$ 1 BY PHONE OR VISIT OUR NEW SHOWROOM prrj '3 r; lrn L;l rrre Qei . &r - EC T S'- - 22 '3 E.e'jiv' Simples fey Vj.l or Shor n ;.r no Pro'ess.unai irss.4 j: e c Do 0 J rt ? D w lh n.r i Eity Firanci"g A.i 'sfe't or C7,T. "TU CHASE EW U G CHASE MANH; J TAN OF UTAH I I : a n C o m. m u n 1 l.ds jjiprui ed funding I Frs? Free Out o' United Way m acl Board To Fund Town Projects I ISHOP o- :,3 lsg 'iioBfmintsunuu.tMr.tffgoniS8.i-i- s n,pa1 fur loco, 'a'et ''.'irns f,re engines and a uri i. use remodeling members approved a gra; nJ lean to Wavne Counts to help unj the refurbishing of the court '"ju'e in Lea Members approved a $249 'hm lean and a $249 ooo grant Va.m Countv will repav the loan in nt pavment in the 2itth vear I'.i'cK 1 Also aproved was a $11)9 315 gra-- t Alerern Citv to purchase a new fee "uik and It) pagers and a $11 krant to Mauser Water ln.pruv cri,t r: District I ir.tah Countv to help pav i ir land acquisition fur a waste-wat- i Town. Garfield site Tropic icrage L ounlv will receive a $14b67 gram water svstem study Put on the pending list for later action was a request from Beaver 4 i ountv Special Service District t ir a $7H(i 3mi grant to help pav for on'truc!ion of three swimming pool' aid a Carbon County School fisiriu request for a grant and loan itahrg $1 million to help const! uc t a liilhv fur the developmental d.s r a I - ..Med I t c h Gets Machine I To Aid M) Willi Special to The Tribune - About 3 7 A A LOHSVILLE 'tu ents w,th sight impairments at I tah Teihnnal College at Salt Lake tar. read notes and textbooks better be ausc the school has acquired a rr.a lune that enlarges study materials The college recently received the a c Ii ne from the state Department I social Services, said a sthoui "'u spun Thf device is a camera and televi that enlarges printed ma rial placed under it It also can be tiai bed to a computer so graphics i bf en,arged for easy reading !( lore the college received the 'iooo machine, sludcts with sight .mpd.rtnfnts received printed, en .rnged copies of textbook mutei lute1 a h cost the school time and rami v c spokesman said si .n si Midi School Teacher o ' t a Gil Itiiiiuc t'UMne" teachers t igh 'i h'KN are touring bus. ' in the Salt Lake ahc 'iM it about what Kiev lead cen I "( .a'n he b pri'cram is sponsored s.ii' I akf iea Cliamter of ton .ini s,lUi ,, chamber spokesman Ha toacheis have talked to I ta' I h a aid (a'tletons Ine direct!' arc si heduled to discu" bu'iiic" .cih executives at Western Airline ' 'i in g dec trie Sign t'c Ilonocr Alt .ntri.il heater Shearson l.ehiiia Inc a- d D'etre rx American f "Me mc i ua Motel 4. Hestauiari n-lor the leaclicis aio seim! f I lo be held Tuesdavs from 5 a .a pm until Doc 3. the spokesman sa I - ns V formed 1977 with a singe, dear objective: to heip member in Lnwvcr lo Aildre Iju:al Secrelarie ioi iii'v Jdck L Schoentijls It Mu uexl speaker at a meeting ii v ill I ,i ke Legal Seerelai io' W' i"n hursda at 6 p m in Uie F " I ; it ,s Milit.irx Club 49 Foil M I id H - Mi' ii ,i I ii' 'in' It- i e . ai e t' statute leisuiial injun case' '(in will tie Hit ii) el hr the meeting a iV.i l,t her mere informatie Kairie Hale or Linda h .i in; ii hospitals strengthen community ties while remaining a viable, com- time, the VHA system has grown considerably in both numbers and capabilities, but the commitment to that initial objective remains Voluntary Hospitals of America And It Means Uncompromised Quality in Health Care nationwide and regional partnership of nonprofit community hospitals that provides strength in numbers for its members and improved health care services for you. Through a team effort. VHA affiliated hospitals have the advantage of group purchasing power which heips to control cosc. In addition to buyng hospitals must a'so provide health care services on a boad level that power. VHA panneG berefit by combining their expertise in man- includes informational and educat- Earning The VHA Letters VHA is a quality symbol to earn. W1 ,ile the VHA ional programs as well as medical treatment. Serving as an informational resource in such areas as wellness and preventive health care is actually designed to keep people out of the hospital and shortens the length of stay when admissions are necessarv ways possibe. that's hard partnership The Best of Both Worlds includes many of the largest and most prestigious hospitals in me nation, each and every VHA hospi- A though most hospitals are still institutions, investor-owne- must meet rigid standards of quality For example. VHA afihated hospitals must demonstrate a long record of stable and effective man- ing non-prof- it in d hospitals are rapidly grownumbeG. These for-prof- facilities are it generally part of a chain ;n which home offices and decision-maker- may be located outside of the community. Because the investor-owne- stock to usually hospitals can sell d in rase capital, theyre a strong position with regard to purchasing equipment and expanding their facilities. The it individual hospital, without a national or regional non-prof- organization behind it. is often at a disadvantage in th;s area VHA combines me best features of both investor-owne- d and vour.taty hospitals by providing the advantages of size and group effort without any loss of local control over hospital policy and decision 'eiscfthatcommunirv VHA cosg of modem health services. s Athough many of these services are becoming more and more technological dependent, it's important to remember that the biggest, the most expensive, and the latest are not necessarily the best for a large percentage of patieno. Technological advance-mencan sometimes help hold cosc down, however, when they eliminate the need for more expenG sive techniques. In all cases, your VHA affiliated hospital is committed to look closely at the economics of technology and balance it with the quality of service, the comprehensiveness of service. and the enduring need in health care for the human touch. n.ik'rg SUrks Hospital is your VHA ' Mountain States affiliated hospital. For more information on ho Here bringing the nation's best in health care to you. call St. a highly skilled medical agement. staff, and a board of trustees with strong ties the comm j" ty In order m best meet the not-for-pro- fit O Today. VHA is a cost-effecti- ongoing success of me VHA community hospital depends on how well it responds to the fundamental changes that have taken place within the health care system. Many of these changes are the result of concern about cosg. For that reason. VHA hospital planners continually examine, and when appropriate, implement the nevdy emerging ideas and procedures developed to contain the The unchanged. agement. quality control, planning, and other factors which help deliver quality health care services in the most efficient and Looking Toward The Future It Stands For tais of America. Inc. was tal . l petitive provider of exceptionally high quality health care. Since that Si;ht Impairment l FHArtienEaryHospi-U- H 1200 List. 3900 Sojth. Sa.t Like City VH-- A UT 84:74 usat26S-7lil- . |