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Show 'The Midvale (Utah) Sentinel Page Seven FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1948 Spotlighting NEWS UTAH VIEWS Utah Day at Chicago Word has been received from the' Union Pacific railroad by Gov. Herbert B Maw and PID Commissioner Rulon S Howells, that Utah Day at the Chicago Railroad Fair will be observed August 2. It was suggested by railroad officials that Gov. Maw be 't in attendance, or at least designate someone to represent him there. In the meantime, the PID is making arrangements to install a Utah booth at the fair wher e 2 young ladies from Utah's Publicity Department will be in attendance at all times. By PAUL MORTENSEN Summertime is swimmin' time, and swimming's a lot of fun . . . provided you don' t toss the rules of common s ense overboard. Don't dive into any place where you don't know the depth . . . unless you E-njoy using your head as a drilling tool; and give your meals an hour to settle, before you take a dip. Don't t y to prove in the early part of the season that you are just as good as you were on the best day of last season. That's sillier than mixing sand with your ice cream. So, just take it easy, especially in cold water. Remember, if you want to meet the lifeguard, there are easier ways than Facts About Utah Taxes yelling, "Help." Only one state in the entire We have a summer special on west has fewer taxes than Utah, all nelw line of furniture-now and that is Nevada, declares state going on; priced to be sold at tax commissioner, Milton T Twitonce. chell. A survey recently completAt a political meeting in Riched by Twitchell reveals that Utah mond, Va., someone filled the levies 14 forlffis of taxes; Nevada, speaker's water pitcher with Jl:California, 14; Arizona, 15; Col- soapy water. Guess they wanted orado and Washington, 17; and a clean administration. Which Idaho, 20. The survey also reveals reminds me to remind you that that Utah does not have any tax you'll like the way we administer to your needs at MORTENSEN which is not duplicated by one or APPLIANCE & FURNITURE! more of the western states. On Now that the hot weather is realthe other hand, there are 14 dif- ly here and your fur nace idle, ferent taxes used by other states why not install a Williams Oilin the west which are not in ef- 0-Matic? Just think of the time and trouble it will save you this fect in Utah. winter! Phone Mid. 0886-Rl. Christ Lutheran Church 171 East 48th South, Murray Norbert F Roschke, pastor ONLY LIP SERVICE An inscripition in the Lubeck cathedral provides some wholesome self-examination: "Ye call M e Master and obey Me not ; y e call Me Light and see Me not; ye call Me Way and walk Me not ; y e call Me Life and desire Me not; ye call Me Fair and love Me not; ye call Me God and f ear M e not ; if I condemn you, blame Me not!" Roughly, half of our population claims no church affiliation, and of the r emaining half perhaps a third takes part in public wors rup with any degree of regulal·ity. There is still time to turn our lip service into heart service; still time to "repent and believe the Gospel," to accept Christ as the Saviour from our sin. But the time is now! Bring your loved ones and dear friends to our 11 a m worship next Sunday. Immediately after the servtce Pastor Roschke will leave for a week's stay at the W a lther League camp near Sun Valley. The Sunday school secretary, Clare Sundwall, was gwen a leave of absence to atte nd summer school in England. She leave on Sunday and will return in September. Gas on Stomach Relieved in 5 minutes or double your money back When eJcbs :;tomach arid r au ,es pai nful. ~mft'oca t tng gas, sour sw mach and heartburn , drK' t ors usuall) orescr ibe the fa!'ittcl't·a ctlng medicine:. known !01 oymptoma tlc reli ef - medicines Hke those in Bell-an! Tablets. No laxative. BelJ -ans brings comfor t. In ' jiffy or double your money back on return of botth , , ,, ·1 -,f' T all dnla-Jt.::u "~eep· tJ, -Willys Intermountain Inc. • Dr. Harvey M. Templin, Pastor Sunday morning, June 27, 11 am: Sermon theme, 1'The Place and Time of Birth" or "The Coming of the Prince of Peace." This is a service of worship, meditation, searching thought, and new-born purpose. Welcome to all. The total population of Daggett county, Utah, is 564 (1940 census). An old-fashioned American was a fellow who thought nothing should cost more than five times what it was worth.-Cuba (Mich) News & Review. I ••• SO YOU SAVE MONEY END SECTION OF SHORT RIBS REMOVED by Safeway before we weigh your rib roast (we sell these short ribs separately, at a lower price per pound). Your Safeway rib roast includes only the tender center portion that will roast 'THESE KIDS Of OURS! just right P. M. Mickelsen Director of Pupil Personnel Jordan School District Clinical Guidance Procedures "Dear Mr Mickelsen: At a PTA class last winter you m entioned clinical guidance procedures. I did not get exactly what you m eant by this. Will you b e so good as to take up this subj ect in one of your n ewspaper articles? - Mrs A. L." The clinical procedure is lar gely concerned with g etting complete information about the child who needs to be helped with the aim of using that information to aid him in making an adjustment. The more complete and compreGovernors Invited to Write Ads hensive this information is, the The Union Pacific, starting a better chance the counselor will long-range industrial advertising have to assist the student to solve campaign to consist of magazine his problem. Perhaps the best ads has invited each of the gov- way to make you understand the "ern~rs of the 11 western states to procedure would be to outline the write copy for an advertisement. steps taken in a typical case. ' Let us suppose that John was . ~tah governor, Herbert B Maw,, l eferred to the p ersonnel departIS mcluded as one of the copy ment for failure to do his school writers to be thus hono ed. Copy work, truancy, and lack of cofor the 12th ad, already run last operation. Since all behaviour is March, was written by G F Ash- caused, the acts and attitudes by, president of the Union Pacific. which led to t~is referral are Geneva Welcomes Tourists merely symtomatJc of somethmg in John's experience which caused Tourists will be welcome at the him to misbehave. The duty of huge Geneva steel plant every the department staff is to disTuesday, the Utah Department of cover, if possible, what these Publicity has been advised. Tours causes are. through the plant will be conductThe first step to be taken by -ed Tuesday from 10 a m to noon the staff in the study of John is th·oughout the summer an fall. the consideration of his physical condition. Has he been ill recentAll visitors must be at least 16 ly? Is he well-developed and does years of age and wear a head he seem to be properly nourished? covering while going through the Are his hearing and vision norplant. Special tours for large mal? Does he suffer from any groups can also be arranged by j chronic ailment? The nurses are contacting the Training Division asked to investigate his health Industrial Relations Department' I re~ord and to note ~nyth~ng th~t • m1ght be wrong WJth h1m. H1s Geneva Plant. family doctor and dentist might be contacted by the nurse, and a Complete dinosaurs from the physical examination be suggestdinosaur national monument near ed. Jensen, Utah have been excavated After the medical phase has and are on display at Carnegie been investigated, ~he student:s Institute and the University of s~hool rec~rd. 1~ cons1der_ed. He JS Ut h g1ven an mdtVJdual aptitude test a · by the district psychologist, and his achievement record compared with his aptitude score. Perhaps other tests will be given in an effort to get a better understanding of his early background. The parents can, sometimes, point out to some problem which might be at the bottom of his difficulty, and they can give the best account of John's early develop· ment and early childhood experiences. Interviews are arranged with the child's principal and teachers, and with his Sunday school teachers, former Scout master, the man who employed him last summer, and others who might have direct knowledge of the boy. John's hobbies and out-of-school activities are looked into. We try • to find out who his closest friends are, and what interests seem to concern him the most. What he THE UNIVERSAL "JEEP" is reads, what his chief amusement ready any time of day or year is, where he spends his spare for the next job-field work, time- all might. be important in hauling, towing or belt work. getting at the root of his trouble. Saves you time and money, From these activities the countoo, for its cost is spread over selors have built up a wealth of many jobs. Compare the "Jeep" information about John, which, by for all-around usefulness and the way, is kept very confidential. They know something about his low cost. physical condition, his social background, and his work and study habits. They have a pretty good idea as to his mental capacity, UNIVERSAL his emotional reactions, and his educational achievement. This is For both Pull Type and Drag Type a clinical procedure, since it deals Implements with thP background of the indiIMMEDIATE DELIVERY vidual child and with his personality. Scientific means of measuring have been used along with personal observation and techniques. This information must be sifted and evaluated, and might DEALER well give a clue to his behavio·. 333 S. 3rd E. Dial 5 _1302 Using that clue, it might now be possible to remove the cause of Salt Lake City, Utah his maladjustment, which would cause its symptoms to disappear. rhe Mighty , DETTY SUE by- cleuse~~.- • Utah Is Scene of Fantastic Drama Although veiled by a screen of military secrecy, out near Price, Utah, the army is learning how deep it must dig to bury military installations to make them safe '~from ·atomic bombs. Huge tunnels All.rger than Moffat Tunnel are being driven into sandstone, TNT by the thousands of pounds is being ·exploded and the whole desert test area 50 mile$ east of Price is fairly boiling with activity, as rills grind and chatter in the dry gulles, and machines designed especially for the purpose grind deep circular holes into the rock. In the meantime, experts from the Colorado School of Mines test and measure the crushing and ctacking of vertical tunnels of various sizes drilled in the hard sandstone. Construction crews of the Morrison -Knudson Contracting Corporation have charge of the tunnel work. Methodist Community Church You Save Money When You Buy Safeway·'s Waste- Free Trimmed Government Graded Meat ST E F 0 'f7 ~1" Smoked Picnics ~i!~ c~~-~---···-···-····--'b 53= luncheon Meats ::;or;;~ality 59= - Prepared Waste Freer Uniform 7 inch cuts U. S. 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