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Show IQ A DESERET Friday, March 21, 1969 NEWS, 'Hopie Returns From Dufy donated spectacles, according to She arranged for Ceylonese Miss Odekirk. patients on the Hope to cut and "I It', him choose a pair, she paste envelopes, then glue them said. Later, I got a letter of .bv hand. Then a pres on the thanks from this poverty-stricke- n "direc-jtion- s man. It was typed, and ship was used to print a form on the envelopes. hed paid to have somebody After the envelope-makintype It. Miss Odekirk, daughter of Mr. proved successfil on the ship, and Mrs. Warren Odekirk, 1383 Miss Odekirk started it in a Laird Ave., made a change in Colombo hospital. Then she conthe way of doing things in Cey- vinced the Ceylon government that it should print the envellon. She tells it this way: opes. When she arrived in Ceylon, pharmacies used no containers "Now the people are getting when dispensing drugs. medicine in clean envelopes and Pharmacists merely wrapped tire directions and names of the pills in discarded newspaper .patients are written on them, she said. or the like. Salt Lake pharmacist today that she didn't have Ja union card when she hut paintMl a building A going to lie angry. was an institution for lepers in Cdylon, and Miss Sliaron Odekirk did the painting during tour as her a pharmacist aboard the hospital ship USS Hope. "Thi leprosarium was dirty and jmint was scaling off the walls, 1 she recalled. "A lot of ns fro$r the ship went there and 1 was stooping and rising to dip rn.v brfish in die paint. "A patient a fellow whose hands were so deteriorated by leprosy he couldnt use a paint brush . . . came over and pu ked up the paint can between Ins two fists so I wouldnt have to stoop. I was touched." It g jufct-ende- d ... "That frightened me, she "Hopies receive only a living said. "Sometimes a mother allowance. the weather is hot would get three or four pre- and humid, many get seasick scriptions for three or four chil- and the hours are long, but Miss Miss Sharon Odekirk dren. I didn't see how they Odekirk said the personnel could remember those verbal included "some of the kindest, . . a beautiful feeling. That wasn't the only time instructions. ablest people anywhere." j. Miss Odekirk was moved by her Ceylonese people protested experiences as a "llopie, as1 Miss Odekirk got a beautiful Miss Odekirk, in Salt Lake CMS Hope volunteers call them- their country was too poor to City foiling when she practiced briefly before returning to buy containers. tometry without a license, too. Philadelphia to get her things So Miss Odekirk decided to do off the Hope, said she will never "They still have a lot of polio! won(p,rfu nttle old man on Ceylon, she said, and its came aboard about it. something his regret being a "Hopie. wearing to see somebody walk cs. upside down. Miss Odekirk after that disease. After we fit- - sajd. "I asked why, and he teil an girl named explained that hed broken a aru was wearing the glass-Irnd- y 1iipacelia with braces, some-liPIfound a little pair of red- - Ps upsjdP down so he could use saddle oxfords for pIP good lens with his good her. eve. "Shed probably never had a Asked why he didnt get new pair of shoes in her life, and her glasses, the old man replied: fiice told it all. When something "They dont give new glasses old men like me. like that happens, its a beauti-lt- o The ship had "buckets of fill feeling you have HOI.LADAY said after Capt. Hayward Investigators! continued their search today for entering the home, they took a diamond daylight burglars who borke diamond necklace, Into a house here and fled with bracelet, diamond watch, two one of the biggest hauls in platinum rings and a 22 caliber recent Salt Lake County history pistol from the master bed- more than $21,000 in jewelry. 'room. The thief or thieves entered e Then, he said, they took 11 home of A. Fred Dipo, 5107 In from dollars the a safe jver Holladay Blvd., sometime be- - basement, SAIT LAKE CITY and 12:15 p.m.j tween 10:15 a.m. Investigators could not locate Thursday, according to Capt. (anyone who saw the burglars N.D. (Pete) Hayward of the enter the home. Salt Lake County Sheriffs DeMr. and Mrs. Dipo left the house at 10:15 a.m. and re- partment. ON SALK SATURDAY. Sorry, no moil or phone orders, "Those burglars knew what turned shortly after noon, disco-the- y were doing, he said. c.o.d. or loy owoy. We reserve the right to limit quantity. then. 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Gardner,! Fork, chairman of the Joint Appropriations Committee; W. Hughes Brockbank,! Lake City; Jenkins and Ernest G. Mantes, Sen. Operations Committee Miles (Cap) Ferry, Barlow, and Carl E. Pettersson, named to the Republicans Dixie council are Senators Leavitt, Cedar City; Warren E. Pugh, Salt Lake City; E. LaMar Buckner, Ogden, and Barlow. Democrats are Richard V. Evans, Salt Lake City; Omar B. Bunnell, Price; Ernest H. Dean, American Fork, and Edward T. Legal Services Committee Beck, Kearns. Senators Charles Welch Jr., The other appointees are: Lake, and Grant A. WhitHigher Education Committee Lake. Senators Reed Bullen, Logan, man, "Whirlpool ,R-Sa- lt Vi children's books price Reg. 1. 00 to 2.95, books for children of oil oges. standing selection to choose from. An out- 4th floor books SC M IL 987 So. Wost Tomplo. 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