The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 33

Nurse Claire J. Peak, left, reads stories to youngsters, Fredie, I visit of Santa Claus at Shrlners Hospital for Crippled Children, Ellen, Richard, Richard, Jeannie who await with eagerness the tonight. Over 30 children will be visited by the Jolly man. -v- i iT Hx-'fW. -gfp rs-m vsr'r.

1 int I ji Nurse Doreen Greaves, left. Dr. John Marlow cheer Richard Johnson, George- At LDS Hospital, dietitians, Ruth Stevenson, left, Verna Robinson put extra Candy striper, Kathy Johnson, left, Nurse Ellen Rasmussen, center, distribute town, Idaho, patient at Primary Childrens Hospital with gifts, songs, games, touches to food and trays. Holy sprigs, candles add festive look for holidays, gifts to Mrs. Marjorie Stewart, Charles L.

Frisbie at Salt Lake General Hospital. By Hazel S. Parkinson Tribune Staff Writer Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me New Jestament, Mathew 25.40. If you, or a loved one must spend Christmas in a Salt Lake City hospital, extras of everything love, tenderness, compassion, understanding will be in rich abundance as well as gifts, fancy foods on favor decked trays, and ehtertamment Hospital employes, doctors and nurses on duty, double as soloists, carolers, entertainers and Santa Claus to make the Yuletide as enjoyable as can be for their patients and although the gaiety is very apparent, they are ever mindful of their first duty and obligations the health, welfare and care of the patients. I jW I wi 'M -v A Sisters, Calllsta, left; Gerald, Peter James, Dolorissma, I they will sing over the public address system at Holy Cross Laurent, Marian Joanne, Justins practice Christmas carols 1 Hospital on Christmas morning.

Music will be heard by patients. Dr. James H. Hauser, left; Dorris Zuercher stand by for emergency duty at St. Mark's Hospital.

They hope for no admlttees," duty at St. Mark's Ilospit 7 geijcy a.