The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 28

1- sa- sferical Individual Can Cause 12B THE OGDEN STAND ABD-EXAMINER OGDEN UTAH FRIDAY EVENING MAY 10 1957 nn mm 1 i jg Panic in Disaster Nurses To in I -jr Sis SHORT TRIP TO COURT FOR THIS VIOLATOR One man tried in City Court this week on a routine traffic charge didn't have far to travel to appear before Judge Charles Sneddon The man was Leonard Dean Gardner 27 3315 Childs Ave To make his court appearance he had only to take the elevator from city jail five floors down to the court room under police escort Gardner was arrested for operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license last Factory-to-You OUR PRICES AUD TERL1S AF1AZE YOU Come in or Just Call ED OVERMAN'S nurse take the standard Red Cross first aid course and care of sick and injured and mother and baby care courses i Maurice Kennedy national Red Cross field representative for Utah gave a Red Cross orientation of disaster methods used Nursing care of -radiation victims was the subject of a talk by Mrs Hammond Ogden Red Cross representative The disaster school was held at the Red Cross Chapter House 1960 Washington Blvd where Mrs Harry Merrill was recently appointed chairman of the disaster nursing group locally sponses become overactive and in rare cases disaster can cause paralysis and hysterical blindness Dr Wheelwright stressed the value of psychological first aid in averting a mass panic He told the nurses they should recognize their own limitations and assets before 'rendering aid The nurses should also recognize the patient's assets and limitations "Help them to use thTir assets and accept their limitations" he said Mrs Beatrice McIIarg civil defense nursing director for Utah recommended that every The best way to avoid mass panic Jn a disaster is to treat hysterical individuals promptly Dr Harvey Wheelwright Ogden psychiatrist told 60 nurses yesterday Speaking at an annual Disaster Conference for student nurses from Weber College and St Benedict's Hospital Dr Wheelwright cited five psychological effects of a disaster He said many people have a normal reaction of fright Other individuals panic and are frightened into blind flight Another reaction is a depressed state which stuns the person Sometimes the body panics and re 'S -c and Dial 3-0725 3049 ValI Ave 4 I i ru i tiJ "1 i I II ii If i li i i 1' i I I i i i y4' i 1 51 I Kv ff-v -rf I 1 i 'i -T 'IVL mmmrs till Friday by Officers Don Mueller and Elias Rivera But on Tuesday before he had appeared in court on the traffic charge Gardner and Frank Jude 31 2220 Lincoln Ave were arrested for allegedly breaking open a mail storage box and stealing a bag of mail last Monday The pair are being held for postal authorities Gardner incidentally pleaded guilty to the traffic charge and was sentenced to 12 days in jail or a $15 fine Drunken Driver Gets Year in Jail On 2nd Offense For the second charge of drunken driving Kenneth Rick-etts 40 of 118 28th St was sentenced by District Judge Parley Noresth to serve one year in Weber County jail The court suspended three months of the term pending his future good behavior He was first arrested on March 16 Court records disclose that he was also arrested on March 26 1955 and was sentenced in the City Court to pay $250 or serve 125 days in jail PUTTING YOUTH TO Ed Harris (seated) supervisor of placement section of local Employment Security office and Harvey Schwitzer youth placement committee chairman for the Ogden Junior Chamber of Commerce prepare questionnaires to be mailed to 2000 employers of the area They ask for information needed in finding jobs for high school and college students Employment for Ogden Area Students Is Being Sought Appears Before JP mlmmtlmmmmmm I 1 i i will register young workers wTho are ready to enter the labor mar i On a speeding charge Frank i Wolthuis 51 of 4811 Harrison I Blvd was sentenced to pay $10 in the South Ogden justice of the peace court BROWIJIE Hawkeye CAMERA Compact kit includes popular Eastman Brownie Hawkeye Camera with flashholder film bulbs and batteries 12-DIAMOND ELGIN WATCH 19-iewet Elgin movement in our own specially designed stairstep case made of gleaming 14K gold 12 diamonds I Dance in Ward Hall A dance will be held in the ket A majority of these' registered high school graduates and college students will be given aptitude tests and counseled to assist them in finding their proper field of work In a letter that accompanies the questionnaire support is asked of all employers in the promotion The questionnaire asks the number of openings anticipated during the next four months in the various employment fields It was pointed out that 1400 LDS Thirty-ninth Ward hall Saturday at 9 pm All member are Questionnaires have been mailed to nearly 2000 employers in this area in an effort to find jobs for students seeking permanent positions and for other students hoping to find summer employment Promoted jointly by the Ogden Employment Security Office the Ogden Junior Chamber of Commerce and the schools the project started this month and will continue throughout the year Purpose of the undertaking is to provide real assistance to all young people wife are seeking to establish themselves permanently in the labor force or who need summer or part-time employment to help continue their education To provide a central "clearing house" to bring youth "and employment opportunities together 3s i invited Refreshments will be me "'S1 11150' $100 Weekly served ll Weekly You Can Do Bettor At FaADSEN Furnitur Exptrtly Chosen Low Prices Easy Terms No Carrying Charges 2314 Washington Blvd i high school seniors 1600 jun- iors and 1500 college students I will soon be hitting the labor market This is a total of 4500 youths over 16 years of age R0NS0M "Decor" TABLE LIGHTER Yovr lighter is worth $5 in trade on this Konson beautifully finished in gold with replaceable fabric insert- DRAKE RELINII1G Ford Chevrolet or P95 Plymouth Bonded Lining 0 VALUE $f50' 7A the Employment Security office Park View PTA Chooses Officers SOUTH OGDEN Ben Plow-gian is the new president of the Park View PTA He will succeed Owen Gladwell Mrs Wanda Cherry is first vice president succeeding Mrs Helen Stauffer Principal John Reese was re-elected second vice persident Mrs Newman Crookston is secre- tary-treasurer succe eding Mrs Dena Saunders PRICE w1th tradt'in All other makes $2195 OHidal Stat fntpecton Station Complete Lino Sinclair Products ioo Weekty i'A'it'ii'i WI G1VI Z-fC GREEN STAMPS SAM EVANS Service Phono 2-5233 Sensational new low price on the completely new electric shaver with super-trim Shaves every type beard closely cleanly quickly squares up sideburns Super trims neck hairs Exclusive new micro-fluid head A real buyl 9th St and Polk Ave I O50 WATCH Iwei SportSmQn whh Regular 'Proof wth s1s3inie ee( bock $100 Wee ikly Mil "nt j- i-- $100 Weekly 20 DlAfAOIlD HEART NECKLACE Lovely I4K whhe gold pendent in heart shape 20 glittering diamonds in tmique fishtail setting UK gold chain $250 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