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Show J?" Ull Oat For Safety 2 Z SK!!J' yT COmffl"ity you owe it asking campaign. v , There's 80 mucn that "IT area, sufficient.! hnW- - WeU u fid OPENED 1fl)TH THURSDAY, you the r. what we're HELPER SEPT. The UTAH SYMPHONY SEPT. 22, 1949 YEAR ON 19 do. Right there where SETS DATES you are. There are 16 m.m. sound By now we TIT- FRIENDS!" films e nave some solendirt .jB. for The University of Utah opened 8Ug available for you on every ,a truly be acquainted, phase gestions for your Club. P.T.A. or SAFETY the in with its Centennial year on September OF UTAH CONCERTS ucn rums as pf been u're a 1949-5- 0 6 OPPOT- - ?!VERS-- , "THE OTHEr" school ye'ar gets Vhree wee'8 Safety column 8 plSt nv . "DESTINATION we have laers under way- - and although the first safety ; Throughout America the greatest DEATH" Carl E. Olsen. art instructor at n your local paper cunscious is unlimited. You might ufchNisIVE years have been briRht and symphony orchestras have been Carbon DRIVIXG". and "SO interest by now. college, received his mas- arouse SAFETY interest the second 100 years faced with increasingly difficult through YOU WANT A DRIVER'S LI- -' eventful SAFETY ter's degree from the University helps sent for by you. Just mail a For any of these just Pronuse 10 e tae fcest, problems of a financial nature. ,of utah at the close of the sum-- I hie iob. A whale of a nas Ltat nas naa its difficulties, but mer session. Mr. Olsen's thesis Biaic university i uii aatety coun- - write to Alice C. Mills share? f, o VOU QOIUS t le aPlt0' Building, Salt for Women's Activities, Secretary made tremendous growth the past! the worst Is over. The Utah us one of National consisted of an article on the pic- !',oing to take every Lake City. Utah. Or tha . . '. thrao nr fnn. !r'lliv rn uaara uv ivnmca ... :i survived. lis has has It v., we mphony J( i' if minute ij aCker vuuikh, .Orth every torial nistory of coal and the oral H? pr r rnnnn toes ru: -us lt'uth milestone recognized as not only survived Illinois. "nve. thicaso 6. Illinois. w it has built examination was based on the t down Utah's accident Or. cu d be surprised the ifor- t0 you of the outstanding schools in plans for its most ibrllliant season Did you know that our own jone .. tnis yer. Are yiu " ,( " T ,f T technical aspects of painting. In the in this, its tenth year, with a country. ? companies .Safest Driver of our State. Ah Ve need YOUR help! addition, he painted three murals J"u Just theiJenkins is at your service, for The University offers programs program of nine subscription con- - one of these being the one at the ""T' as citizens, as mem- -' 7 accretmea iwge tnis certs, starting November 30. talks or programs for the . Vernal Museum of Natural History fan nliirtinr- ITnlvnrcltv , , ne isis-o- u concert season .icf,v, ior depicting the history of coal. This mis is a service through the State of Education, State the Utah Symphony will provide College Utah Safety Council. of Engineering. College of mu8ic lover8 of tne gtate 8 wlnter painting Is part of Carbon coun Why not sponsor a Courteous College exhibit In the museum. and ty's Driver Contest with a club, or Vedicine, College of Law, College Leason of real enjoyment g P-T- A better still, your own local news- of Business, State College of Mines mustoai adventure, and Mineral Industries. of yQU t! tuZl WELLINGTON VOTERS FAVOR WATER BOND Voters of Wellington Sept. 6ti went to the polls and the majority cast ballots in favor of the pro- posed bonding to provide $26,0M to enlarge and Improve the town's water system. The vote waa 94 in favor and only three against with "5 per cent of the eligible voters- casting ballots, Carbon Art Teacher Gets Masters' From University Of Utah 4 ' o- "'So. - Vll!,l j . f "it y 7 CENTRAL COMM. rnlln - AND SUPPLY CO. Better Materials Conferences heart-warmin- College Items to Journa- l- phone New j fr akine' JOURNAL PAGE SEVEN (Utah) thriUs by the greatest artists in paper. cine Arts. jouege or rnarmacy FOB YOU ...nHim. tn n.vu s Held In Carbon You misht even have a teleand the College of Nursing. BUILDING NEEDS director. managing Romney, Towns phone safety campaign in your And Emery The State university includes a Appearing with the Utah Symcommunity. Want to know more graduate school and graduate conferTwo successful concerts about it? Let the Utah Safety school of social work in addition phony in subscription week ences were conducted last Phone 72 RuiblnHelpvr will be the famed Arthur Council know. to its summer school and extension stein, hailed by many critics as end at Price and Green River Oh. there's so manv thinea von ' women of our state might do 'for' Thut.s a curriculum that matches1"!11': Anest pianist in the world." under the direction of Mrs. Edward "the Master Potts and Mrs. Wesley Shurtz, Milstein, wew. no it. no it now! of justi Nathan the study possibilities ' Corinne Lacomble, pi- region five director and Carbon Rut. most and ereatest of all j Violinist"; in about any university America, SUNDAY i:k ( Althr 11. THE LIFE YOU a complete course that meets the anist, and Frances Magnes, vio- county president, respectively. The conferences were well atSAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN!" ,u,eds of most of the students in linist, also are scheduled to present their artistry along with the tended and much information and Women's Safety Council of Utah 'the state. Uniencouragement received by those Last year students were enroll- combined choruses of the In attendance, the leaders said. of Utah. David Rowley Wins versity ed at the University of Utah from diThe under the Principal speaker at the meets orchestra, accordthe in state, Len semen Awards every county Mrs. Charles Walker, Salt was Maurice rection of its conductor, ing to President A. Ray Olpin, In Print Contest She and every county is expected to Abravauel, has improved steadily Lake City state president. "eduassembled new those that is 1949-5and told to reach expected David Rowley Jr. of Spring he represented again in of perfection this season, cating parents and cooperating Freshmen examinations are heights ved tiff with the major series will coordin-entem!:- with the teachers is our goal. We on The 1919-5- 0 the l i s .Monday night scheduled at the University 11 . Xi 1 :(r!ioi' i master-S'T-'iiso- n are 19, according tn Parry ate and blend the classic at (:. I'tiiiL;" of ;U, Leustnen's We cooperate the with important truly director. relations pieces public e Tf A at the Helper city hall, Cluij ut we works of contemporary composers, with other organizations freshmen students of Registration a- - the .; mi'! i.) tila'.i a"tivitieS - d0 not Join them." balanced reprefor programs forming hi's beep, scheduled September ' :! t'i- hi bit of prints 22, Supt. C. L. Krye of Kmery conn- jsenting the best in music from the !! tiie snbj.vt " which all other stu past and the most significant of (y school district headed a delega HeLMstiation of had t.i a ,ii;i!ayi.l for tile regude ns is listed for September 23 the present day. tion from that county consist it itt TW nirtiiMMniiytf.idftt lar meeting. L. nine of the work subscription class :M. Kight with tho elementary school super regular "pd Mr. Unvhv was awarded first will be staged at. the visor and the principals of five on September concerts under way retting Select Milk, the "Winner". Yes, prize, tit .l for second and won 26. Salt Lake Tabernacle; the other Knierv county schools. third. Tom Woodward tieil with Build a Winner . . . with a Winner . . . will be at University of Utah's 2 or 3 hole; I oose-Lea- f tied second also Paper and I'owdey was doubtful. Hut, for it Look Milk. Kingsbury Hall on December Select With with Alvtn Swasey for fourth. Ruled or Plain; Journal or Scl- - The combined University choruses ne encouraged Ray. loaned him If it's in your grocer's case today. Norma Harvey, club model, was pnee: to fit any sle ring book now and the Symphony will present a mule, and helped him build a DAN it's sure to be good . . . and available at the Helper Journal. a guest of the club. Verdi's Requiem at the Kings- special wooden sled. sta. MARKWELL and Staplers The next field trip of the club FRESHI bury concert. Ray planted those potatoes. will be held on Sunday, Sept. 2D 'pics always available at the Hel. To weed his potatoes, Ray cut Hates for the other eight sub Journal. per Fork off Taberabout two feet from a hoe jin canyon. concerts at Spanish the scription FROM U74IVS CHOICEST DAIRY LANDS nacle are: Wednesday, Novemher handle. "Just the right length for 2S; a fellow in a weeding sled", Ray December 30; Wednesday, Tuesday, January 10; Wednesday, says, "and just a3 easy as pie." January 2ij; Wednesday, February He weeds his sweet potatoes sit Saturday, February 2f; Sat ting down, but as Ray says urday, March 11, and Saturday, "What's wrong with that? they're The ruthless racketeer always got what weeded". He also does his full March 25. the time ever come wanted. Would he Tn addition the Utah Symnhonv share at chopping cotton. when he got what he deserved? "is entitled the law Under Ray make appearances in all wjll the parts of the state. Dates and lo- to an automobile paid for by AIR THEATRE GUILD uses the The law Government. cations' will be announced latT. looked word "conveyance." Ray New time, new station up "conveyance in tne aictionary. That settled it. VETERANS' NOTES "No automobile for me," he -as any said. "It's going to be either a Farming is no cinch farmer will tell you. Hut there are tractor or a truck. If I liave to lots of folks who just naturally sit down on the job', it's going like to live in the country and to be a job I've always wanted to raise crops. Some of them are do." born farmers. For others it takes to bring time and circumstances out their love for the soil. A seriously disabled veteran let's call him Ray who hoes his own row and asks no favors, was like that. Born in Boise, Ida.f he I i got into the telephone business, and became a telephone lineman a good one, too. When World War II started Ray did the same thing millions of his fellow Americans did. He dropped his civilian cheerfully tops and entered the service. Good telephone linemen don't grow on every bush so the Army was glad to keep Ray at his chosen occupation. He was sent overseas where fellows like him were sorely needed to install and maintain wire communcations. He served in Italy, Belgium, Luxethe gasoline "Then mbourgthen in Germany, of we're and Pep proud neighwe're your we Germany was tough going, but me "First, "Let you why seasonized 88 because the Army pushed ahead. So did bors and are interested in believe you get better for any just right Ray with his climbing equipment. your car's performance." service and quality prodboth in Ethyl weather His ambition was "to get on to Utoco ucts at the sign." and regular grades." Berlin", but he was 50 miles short of his goal when his luck went THE CRANE DREXEL CROUP sour. An enemy shell proved to be tougher than Ray. The exploThinking about the bathroom for your new or remodeled AT LAS sion dealt Ray a viciously paralyzhome? Then it will pay you to focus your attention on ing blow. It deprived him of the use of both of his legs. this beautiful Crane Drexel Group. Ray learned plenty about hosYou'll like the harmonizing panel design the gleampital life. Butt one thing remained n surfaces the styling that spells Uppermost in his mind to get out ing white, as soon as possible, and to get bathroom comfort, convenience the Temple faucets of to work. He learned to do his sparkling chromium with Dial-es- e finger tip controls. "walking" in a wheelchair. Then Ask us about this beautiful bathroom group today. came the big decision: How did want he how to could he and "Prepare your car for Boy! And accessories? earn a living? And Ihen You bet ! the oil' winter? we shine! where There's where? Ray took his problem to r have the best in varibe time soon will batteries, the Veterans Administration, Atlas ous price ranges Complete Line of CRANE Vico, to think about fan covers, VA'S vocational rehabilitation ex seat New Permalube and Quaker Used right." perta agreed with Ray that farmChampion spark plugs State." ing was the thing for him. Ray almost anything you need. KITCIIEN SINKS BATHTUBS had seniority and could have gone , back to a desk job with the tele-phone company, but his urge for farming won LET US GIVE YOU PLENTY OF SERVICE ESTIMATES the decision. He enrolled for inA 0. ; M er U i n, H l n. 1 j 'if. ' Pin-ups- ", 0. Hi-La- farm-employ- er . a DURYEA SAM LEVENE KENNY DELMAR JOAN L0RR1NG 6:30 p.m. (OA Picture your New Bathroom i I rim -- I y j there's tell it's easy-to-clea- there's It tires, belts, it, all self-relia- nt Jl and Fixtures ed PLENTY yjr;AH OIL Stop At... OF FREE SUPERIOR PRODUCTS REF.ININQ stitutional COMPANY nrnifinr ...iia TUNY o otnuiUL TONY HREBAB, Operator PHONE 336 Helper, Utah on-far- m training under Public Law 16 for disabled veterans. He moved in with an Arkansag farmer. Country roads are not easy to tackle in a wheelchair, he discovered. But, Ray works his way along the furrows, up and down hills, and accross the pasture to the fish' pond. 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