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Show Employment record BLUEBELL set for Mrs. Garda Seeley . . rehabilitation . 454 3545 m T a Mr. and Mra. Walter spent a few daya in Salt Lake with (he Alton Thaeker'a. The Thackers had quite an experience while nn vacation in Montana. Ike Thacker family were going down the river on a boat and they had stopped on the bank for a rest and their small son Hal, 7, climbed in a tree and fell out about 15 ft. on the rocks on his head. He was bleeding very much which later proved a blessing as it released the pressure nn his brain which could have caused brain damage. Anyway they turned and went back ten milea to get him to a hospital. From there he was brought by plane to the Primary Children's Hospital in Salt lake. He is getting along fine, but will have to wear a metal helmet for six months. The Remington's stayed at the Primary Hospital with Hal, while the parents went back to Montana to get the rest of the family. e The LaVon Atwoods returned home on Wednesday from a week trip in Alas ka, they report a wonderful time of visiting and sightseeing with Leo and Barbara Hardman, Von's mother, Mrs. Josephine Atwood accompanied them on the trip. She remained there for a longer visit with her daughter and hrr family, a Mrs. Clcona Remington had a tupjer-war- e party at her home on Thursday. The following ladies were present, Verona Goodrich, Retty Goodrich, Carolyn Miles, Jean Reidhead, Gwen Remington, Agnes Slightly more than three thousand people with handicaps of one form or another were placed into useful and productive employment during the 1973 fiscal year by counselors of the Utah State Hoard of Education's Division of Rehabilitation Services. Division Administrator Harvey C. Hirschi said this year's 3,003 successful case closures represent more than a twenty percent increase over the number of persons rehabilitated during fiscal 1972. Dr. Hirschi added that this year's figure represents the largest number of persons rehabilitated in Utah in the his- Iiarsen, Merle Lisonbee, Psuline Winkler, Maxine Todd and Karen Duke. The small son of Gary and NonaLee Goodrirh is now home from the Primary Childrens Hospital following surgery. He is progressing nicely. The three little boys of Morris and Zelva Goodrich of Clearfield has spent the past week here visiting with their grandparents, the Leonard Goodrich's. Itoyd Goodrich of Springville visited here with his mother during the week. He had brought a group of boys to Vernal to play ball. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Roper went to Manti to see the Morman "Miracle Pageant". They came back by way of Provo and stopped at the Provo Temple to do a session. tory of the 53 year old vocational rehabilitation program. "It's equally pleasing to note that 767 of these people were receiving public assistance either before or during the rehabilitation process,' said Dr. Hirschi "The employment of these people andor their placement in useful and productive positions removes this additional tax burden on the state." The Division Administrator indicated additional information is being compiled about the record number of successful case closures and this will be available in a comparative report sometime in August The report will show rehabilitation client characteristics and other data, such ss a breakdown of handicaps by disability categories, age ranges, sex, race, and other such information. Dr. Hirschi pointed out that auch information is helpful in planning and determining the type of services needed by the some 12,000 clients in ongoing rehabilitation programs. At present the Utah State Division of Rehabilitation Services operates in 36 locations around the state which are manned by 97 rehabilitation counselors. STANDARD - Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, July 26, 1973 i Safety babysitting clinic completed by twenty three People seeking well prepared babysitlook to the girls who recently received certificates of completion in The Babysitting Safety Clinic, sponsored by the Extension Service under the direction of Marie Hale, Extension Home Economist. During the first meeting of the course parents and babysitters discussed "What Parents Expect of Babysitters" and "What Babysitters Expect of Parents. Special guest speakers were PhU Barney, Ifighway Patrolman, who spoke on Safety in the Home, and Laura Mecham, County Nurse, who spoke on First Aid. Other subjects of interest were Child Care and Entertainment, and Control of Children. Parents were invited to the last mee-- . ting of the group where certificates of 'completion as qualified babysitters were awarded by Dr. Joe Falkenburg in Duchesne, and Dr. Paul Edmunds in Roosevelt. Refreshments were served. Twenty three qf the twenty seven girls signed up for the clinic received certificates. ters esn Attention, boys and girls! An invitation was extended this week to young people of the area, 10 years of age and older, to sell UBIC programs for cash and prises. If interested in helping, call Roosevelt girls completing the safety course and receiving certificates are, Laurie Duncan, Calleen Haslem, Kasi Johnson, Melanie Johnson, LeeAnn Johnson, Kristine Larsen, Christine and Sally Rowley, Debra Shaw, Joyce and Patricia Ann White, Davily baby-sittin- BABY-SITTER- S 722-330- 7. g Wills. I raiii ymur Of is ft running you7 - To help you run your home with style thats what our Home Economists are all about. Cooking helps arc only a beginning. We can suggest good food buys, help you plan your meals. Call us about clothing care, stains, laundry problems, Or how about learning to roast a chicken on your gas barbecue rotisseric attachment? Well visit you in your home to help you get the most from your gas appliances. lm Mag we serve your group? i to work with groups of people -from Girl Scouts to Senior Citizens. We have participated in the State Adult Education Program, the Consumer Alert Program and many others. Helping you as an individual or as a group is what We love wcrc all about: Lets get acquainted. hard-to-get-o- s finishing and receiving certifis cates in the safety course offered in the Duchesne area are, Debbie Ashton, Cindy Farnsworth, Lynette Herbert, Ann Ibach, Donna Ivie, Darla Mayhew, Janel and Brenda Mudget, Dana O'Brien. Baby-sitter- ut baby-sitter- BABY-SITTER- S Girls camp held by Duchesne Stake Kristen Taylor Home Economics Supervisor Salt Lake City Associate of Arts, College of Eastern Utah; B.S. Home Economics Education, University of Utah. Member of Home Economists in Business and Utah Nutrition Council. Special interest: Children's cooking. Annette Uhrhan Salt Lake City B.S. Home Economics, University of Utah. Taught Elementary School in Idaho. Chairman Elect of Home Economists in Business. Special interest: Consumer problems. Gloria Brady Salt Lake City Durhesne Stake held their annual Girls Camp July 18 through 21 at Aspen Grove Campground. There were eighty six girls from the stake participating this year and fourteen leaders. The Stake's specialist over ramp this year was Valona Fabrizio from Hanna who worked directly under Mrs. Renee Park of the stake service and activity committee with Vicky Smith assisting. Reed Turnbow was Priesthood representative who stayed all three nights. Camp was termed as very successful this year when approximately twenty girls achieved their 4 year certification. All girls present certified in their one year. Although they received some rain it didn't dampen their spirits. Friday night a lamb barbecue was furnished by the stake and testimony meeting was held in spite of rain which threatened. U.B.I.C. TEEN BIKE RACE! ::: - Prizes Bond 25TOSavings BOY AND GIRL WINNERS ::: a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Thursday, August 2 9:SO ::: For more Information, contact Dover Labnim ns soon PHONE 722-326- 2, as possible. TODAY! B.S. Home Economics. Utah State University. Past Vice President American Home Economics Association. Member Utah League of Consumers and Home Economists in Business. Special interest: Clothing selection and care, ANDERSON REFRIGERATION of Vernal Residential and Commerical in sewing. SPECIALIZING IN: Ann Turner Connie Etzei Provo Betty Jones Price Associate of Science, College of Eastern Utah ; B.S. Home Education, Brigham Young University. Chairman Home Economists in Business. Special inteiest: Gour- B.S. Home Economics, Brigham Young Univer- met cooking. sity. Member Home Economists in Business. Special interest: Children's crafts. Wyoming REFRIGERATION A.B. Home Economics AIR CONDITIONERS Education. Meredith College. Has taught Vocational Education and been a North Carolina Extension Agent. Member Utah League of Consumers and Home Economists in Business. Special interest: Home credit, management budgeting, gooJ shopping technique. SWAMP COOLERS ELECTRIC AIR FILTERS HUMIDIFIERS HEATING - - I i SERVING THE UINTAH IIASIN! ALL WORK GUARANTEED! - 9 Were here to help you please call your - nearest Mountain Fuel Office. rrione: Court Anderson, Vernal, MOUNTAIN FUEL 789-456- 8 |