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Show Deoamber 23, 1961 Teen volleyball on the school The Month Chosen Of In recognition of the Vernal area teenagers. a new program has been started by the Vernal Elks Lodge 2375. The new program is called Teenager of the Month. Each month, candi- - dates are chosen by the student bodies and y- of both the Uintah High School and the Vernal Junior High School. This program will '. Jftjf.j I continue each and every them. Elks l odge Exhaltcd month with a young man and young lady Ruler Mr. Cobbs and being chosen monthly the Youth Activities at both the Junior High Chairman Mr. Slone made the presentations and High Schools. At the end of the year at both schools on a teenager of the year Monday this week. At the Junior High will be picked from each of the monthly School, the winners ients. were Cami Reed, of 485 The monthly winners South 100 West in are awarded a framed Vernal. certificate which they Cami is in the 9th may take home with grade and has played recip-teache- rs ri involved in and is very of the Ute Striders track club and a member of Lhe Cross-Countr- y team. His hobbies are basketball, hunting , fishing and back packing. Kevin is also a member of the honor roll. considerate of other skiing, motorcycles, Altamont Schools Present Band Concert courteous person, a good worker at everything she becomes people, plus she is an honor roll student. Camis mother is Nadeen Reed. For the Junior High young man, Mark music, he loves people and is known for being courteous and his ability to get along with fellow classmates. At Uintah High School. Jacky L. Hardy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hardy was chosen the girls award winner. Jacky lives with her parents at 1768 East 2500 South in Vernal and is a senior this year. She is president of the debate club, R.K.G. and a member of the band. Her hobbies include playing the guitar, flute, writing songs and back ' v Larsen was chosen. government, president Mark, the son of Larry and l.uane Larsen of 740 West 100 South in Vernal. Mark is in the 8th grade and is presently the 8th grade boys president. Mark plays the trumpet in band and also loves to sing. His hobbies are snow team, and is currently on the girls basketball team. She enjoys snow skiing, sewing, art and all sports. Cami is a very . Vic page 8 nawsiilnt Jacky Hardy teenager of the month from Uintah High Vice-preside- packing. The High School boy was Kevin Rhodes. Kevin is a senior this year. Kevin and his par-ini- s. Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes live at 793 South 2075 West in Vernal. He is active in band, s a member of student illicit Hhh (l WIOMl I i i : I lie iniiccil will he held in ilic High School mill and should treat lor exeiAonc. I heic is noehargetor the eonceit and all Iiiends and paients. anxone who needs a boost Im their Christmas spirit is united to attend. audit H be a special GOLDIE LOOK AT THE CLASSIFIEDS Computer Ruined By Water COMPUTER GIVEN SHOWER (ROOSEVELT) What do you do with a s50.000. computer that has been given an inadvertant shower? In the case of tjie Duchesne County Hospital's computer, you junk it and be thankful that the countyY old computer will be available by February. a.m. last Thursday, a hot water line At about located directly above the hospital's Burroughs base computer unit ruptured. Even though the break was discovered fairly quickly, the unit was completely ruined. "It is just totaled: its just a mess." said Burroughs Field Engineer Dex .Moesser. in addition to tlrc watf r, 'insulation fibers- ;and . dust . .came, down through, the suspended ceiling, adding to the disaster. Although he is certain that the home unit is beyond repair. Moesser said that the equipment is being sent to Salt Lake City for analysis. Parts of the unit, the terminal and the line printer, may be salvageable. According to hospital administrator Chad Evans, this kind of thing has happened before. The water lines are suspended just above false ceilings throughout the hospital. Normally this would not be a problem, but the pipes are connected with neoprene (rubber) sleeves. "They don't drip to let us know when they are going bad." said Evans. "They just break." In the past the only real damage has been to the false ceilings. Broken connections have caused some quick room changes for patients and some minor clean up. Evans said that the connections have been broken "seven or eight" times. The 5 million hospital expansion, scheduled to begin next year, will take care of the water pipe breaks and other problems with the physical plant of the hospital. It is not known how extensive the insurance coverage for the computer shower episode will be. Adjusters had not made an estimate as of press time. County Commission chairman Jim Reidhead is hopeful that most of the loss will be covered. Since the current Duchesne County computer is very similar to the hospitals ruined unit, the county may trade theirs to the hospital for the insurance money, said Reidhead. In the meantime the hospital is transferring all its computer records to the county computer in Duchesne. Since that computer is currently being phased out in favor of the new unit, there is plenty of room and time on the old computer. The billings are transferred from Roosevelt to Duchesne on a daily basis. "This is an inconvenience." said Evans of the makeshift program for keeping hospital money records current. He indicated that there shouldnT be any delays in mailing out monthly statements. Choose Your Babysitter With Care! that any person proa viding care for three or significant increase in more children, for more the number of unli- than four hours per day censed persons adver- must be licensed. If a tising to do child care person is in violation of (babysitting). Pro- this law they may be portionally so have calls subject to prosecution if to Social Services a complaint is made complaining about the against them. A parent takes some quality of care that is risk when they have real these by being provided their child cared for by unlicensed persons. The public should be someone they do not aware that the State of know and who is not Utah requires, by law. Cont on pg. 8 MECHANICAL SERVICES Ron i 722-381- 789-664- 7 f' .'i. 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