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Show PAYSON THE 8 CHRONICLE Thursday, March 20, 1969 Hospita- l- . two-pro- ng ss ne Main street Conintued from Front Page but I believe in a little friendly persua- sion." Another thing that I dont especially like in shopping in other cities, is the impersonal attitude of a great number of the clerks. Its a lot more fun to walk store here at home and have someone say, Hi! How is your cold this morning?" or How were the fish biting down at the lake last night? To me, the into a right warmth of a cheery greeting from a person have come to know, cannot be measured in dollars and cents. Sense Why not shop with the word instead of cents" in mind? you CLASSIC LEAGUE Lost 1 rare old coin, a half penny piece, has been found by a Payson youth, and his family is investigating its value, which may run into a four digit figure. Jeff Jolley, 14, son of Mrs. LeRae Jolley, found the coin in the backyard of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Powell, when digging for fishing worms last fail.The find was not made known until last week, when the boy took the coin to school, and it was displayed by interested teachers for students to study. The coin is listed in a book, A Guide to Coins of the UnitedStates, 20th edition, by R. S. Yoeman. The picture of the coin is identical to the one found in Payson. The book states that there are only three of these coins known to exist. The copper half penny is about the size of a modern five cent piece. The words, American Liberty, appear around the outer edge and 1776 is stamped across the center. On the reverse side is seen the initials of the maker, W. H. The initials are undou'oedly those of the maker, William Moulton, New Hampshire, who, according to the book mentioned, was empowered to make a limited quantity of coins of pure copper authorized by the State House of Representatives March 13, 1776. The book also states that Although patterns were prepared, it is generally believed that they were not approved. Little of the proposed coinage was ever actually circulated. Lloyd Powell, in whose yard the coin was found, said he cleaned the irrigation ditch running in front of his house and dumped the sand and silt into his garden spot. The coin could have been brought to the area by early pioneers any time from 1840 to 1900, or it could have been lost by Indians who traded with the people who came in from fylexico. Anybodys guess as to where it came from is as good as his, Mr. Powell said. A Continued from Front Page ing physicians at the Hospital and Mrs, Maurine Hiatt suggested that we should secure a more suitably and appropriate cubicle for this material. 3. Mr. Stanley Riding, the Chief Engineer, Suggested that since many times when the patient load is heavy the ice cube supply becomes low during the peak hours of the day, so he suggested that during the night shift when there is plenty of ice that this be picked up in plastic containers and' stored in the walk-i- n freezer, then pulled out and made available for use during the day, alleviating the need for shortages andor purchase or other ice from an outside source. 4. There was nothing planned in the original architecture for the storage and placement of extra disposable bathmats in patient bathrooms and shower areas. As such, they have either sat on a chair or stuck behind the radiators causing an unsightly and poor situation. There have been many thoughts about what kind of a container we should use, and finally it was suggested by Mrs. Hiatt that we have an appropriate hook, punch holes in the mats, and hang them there where they could be easily pulled off. 5. Finally, Mrs. Sheilah Merryweather suggested her technique and routine for giving outstanding personal nursing care. Her suggestion was so interesting and stimulating that we felt it wise to publish the proposal in its entirety herein. Since I first came to Payson to work I have adopted a new approach to my patients and I find it really has worked, and it has taken in all three subjects stated in our Personnel Policy 5. I really feel it is better: 1. For the care of my patient. 2. Most beneficial for the betterment of the Hospital as a whole. 3. And, most gratifying to me, the nurse. On receiving my work assignment, I look it over. Then I take each of my patient Charts and go over them and I find out a litttle more about him or her. I then go to each room and I introduce myself, like so: . Good morning, Mr. (or Mrs.) Jones. My name is Sheilah Merryweather and F am going to be your nurse for today. I then pass a comment on the weather, or a plant, maybe, if the patient has one at kind of comment that the bedside--an- y blight make my patient feel I am interested n him or her. I inquire if I shall open the drapes so the patient might see outside and see for himself what the day promises to be like. After having done this I will excuse myself and step into the next room and on to my next patient. I will be sure to explain to my patients that if there is anything at all he or she needs to please ask me. I promise never to frown, but will always have a happy smile and it never fails to rub off onto my patients. Even the patients soon adopt my happy nature. In turn I try to convey a feeling that my patients are as special as my very own family and that nothing is too much trouble. I am so I often hear a patient remark, sorry to trouble you, nurse, and I have held off turning on my call light as long as I possibly could but, I do need the bedpan. I try never to make a patient think it is a chore to pass him a bedpan. I explain its a pleasure to be of service, and it always puts the patient at ease. I feel the patient really does like to know who the nurse will be and I sometimes question that the patient really knows he has one particular nurse assigned to him for a whole shift. Since Ive adopted this approach I feel it is helping the patient, the Hospital, and me--i- n that order. Sheilah M. Merryweather The Supervisory Council voted, in a majority, to accept the proposal of Mrs. Mer1 ryweather as the best idea of the month. In a little token of appreciation she was Steak Dinner for two awarded a at Bobs Cafe in Payson. ' The employees in our lovely Hospital are continually interested in team spirit and continued work toward excellence and we look forward to our stimulating project of Best Idea of the Month. ; This is your Hospital people caring for people! - Bowling Corner - Rare coin found FFA 1 1 1 Under partly cloudy skies and weather you can see many a lady out golfing on the Gladstan golf course. Playing on muddy fairways, patches of snow and not so green greens doesnt discourage many an anxious golfer. The ladies are getting a jump on spring and starting to golf early this year. For all ladies interested in learning to golf and improving their game, lets get out and join in the Free Swing Lessons. Stan Stoll, the new pro, an excellent golfer and a patient teacher, will start free swing lessons, Thursday, March 20, 1:00 p.m. at the Gladstan golf course. The officers of the Gladstan ladies golf association have planned an exciting and enjoyable year of golfing. The membership fee to join is $5.00 per year. Among some of the activities the members enjoy are: leg tournaments each month, ladies day every Thursday with fun tournaments planned for that, luncheons once a month, scotch foursomes with men, and many other fun events. .The Gladstan ladies will also host their second annual U.W.G.A. tournament July 10. For a fun summer join the ladies association. Anyone interested may contact Sue Spencer, Rae Ann Page or the golf course. bone-chilli- ng 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 218 593 725 2075 Lost 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 2250 783 526 210 I Friday & Saturday SAFEWAY store inc e- - convention From 700 to 800 Future Farmers are expected to fill the Terrace Ballroom for their annual state convention March 20 through 22. The boys who represent 43 chapters of the Future Farmers of America throughout Utah will meet for speech and parliamentary contests, elections, meetings, and banquets. Governor Calvin L. Rampton will greet the high school students at the first general session March 21, 2 p.m. Bishop Robert L. Simpson, of the Presiding Bishopric, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints will speak on Horizons Unlimited. Earlier meetings will be for contest participants, officers, voting delegates and advisors. Speakers at other sessions include Dr. George Stoddard, Head, Dairy Science Department, Utah State University; Joe Martinez, national vice president, future farmers, Winters, California, and Curtis Parker, Hooper, state president, 1967-6- 8. State officers for the past have been Ronald Dailey, Nephi, president; Clint Harwood, Spanish Fork, Jed Christenson, Gunnison, secretary; George Thomsen, Spanish Fork, treasurer; Scott Johansen, Castle Dale, reporter; Dennis Poulsen, Brigham City, sentinel. Advisor of the group is Elvin Downs, vocational agriculture specialist, Utah State Board of Education. (SlJDSfliri V y y y y I I Norbest U.S.D.A. 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She instigated the organization of the now active Garden Club and has served as its president for two years. She has served as president of the Park View School PTA for two years and has been its historian for two years. She is a member of the LaNesta Chorus has served on the board of the BYU Community Concerts, an officer for two years in the Utah Valley Symphony and has supported the organization for many years. Mrs. Stewart enjoys sewing, dancing, skiing, swimming and camping. With the Love of God, family and friends and the help of all of them and a lot of hard work, anything is possible. ARCH Dungeness Whole 2 to Fully Cooked I Choice Halibut Steaks Captain's Frozen Seafood Ground Ground Chuck Freshly From Tender Chuck y Save Up To 10 Julie Shell of the Payson High School has placed first in state competition in display at the Annual Leadership Conference of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, according to Job Measom of the History Department. 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