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Show The HELPER AGE SIX (Utah) JOURNAL THURSDAY. FEB. ZB, : 1Z FOGS THAT KILL "DRUNK DRIVERS" ARE Late on an October afternoon in 1948, a deadly fog of poisonous industrial gases and "aerosole," solid particles carried in smoke, settled or tiny Hews About Our Neighbors From OH HIGHWAYS TODAY on the small Pennsylvania town of Donora. Before the e ARTICLE NO. THREE cloud of destruction had CANYON "Big Smog" lifted, this are drivers far a Drinking 20 dealt death to people and made nearly 6,000 others ill. By LOU JEAN JENSEN greater menace to safety on in U. S. history that it could be stattime was the first It I streets and highways than official ' SI 1 1 1 1 1 I records scientific the Association ed disclose, with and Mrs. Alvln Torgersen positiveness that human beings were Mr. iMra. C. E. . SPRING CANYON in Spring of Casualty and Surety Companlast visited the Tuesday attended killed by air pollution. Pauley recently Sweetheart Tea given by the Uni- Canyon at the Clinton Anderson ies declared today in calling for But every night, and particularly on week ends, a a concerted that demand is Mrs. public versity of Utah Sigma PI Fra- home. Mrs. Torgersen e be "in put and the deadlier far mother. Anderson's they spotlight Wednesday fog descends on America's streets the ternity. The tea ws held at Mrs. Andersen traveled on the spot'- - as one of the major in evening PI house is It the Sigma Fraternity fog in the brain of the drunken causes of increased fatalities and and highways. gait Lake City and Mrs. Paurey to Emery where she Joined the the fog that kills and injures hundreds before it was a guest of her son, Don. Don Torgersens to make a trip to Injuries in traffic accideats in driver, lifts with the dawn of each new day. from Carbon High California to visit with relatives. recent years. graduated Uninhibited drinking drivers School two years ago and since It is nice to know that Henry At Donora there were federal, state and municipal that time has teen attending the Day Is able to be iback at work were linked directly to the 'big in deaths and injuries caused investigations of the '"Big Smog" disaster. Months later, University of Utah. During the after being off with a .broken rib rise in 1950 and 1951, by when the inquiries were over, there, came a pronounceearly part of this year he was he received while working at the by speeding Thomas N. Bate, public safety ment from the United States Surgeon General: "Donora made a member of the Sigma Pi. tipple. C. E. Pauley epent Friday and director of the Association of Cas, Saturday visitors at Mr. and it proved to us that smog no longer is just a nuisance Mrs. Don Finiey's home were Mr. Saturday in Salt Lake City on ualty and Surety Companies. Mr. declared that Boate half nearly a menace to health." As a result, industrial communities Finley's parents, (Mr. and Mrs. business. of the traffic fatalities and injurLouis iFinley, of Hiawatha, and the air by Mrs. Maurice Nay, the former ies at night and on week ends have since endeavored to clean up pollution of his brother of Salt Lake City. Velda Newren, who at one time were to ef a smoke recurrence incaused a prevent fog by drinkers who factory Mills, Darlene Wall lived In Spring Canyon, along Gaylene and Eilene Draper spent Friday in with her children have been visit- sisted on driving and stepped too that can prove so deadly. on the accelerator. Huntington where they attended ing with her parents, Mr. and heavily But what about the persistent plague of foggy drivcollision A last November that echool and visited with several Mrs. Clair Newren. Mr. Nay ia 11 ers on the highways! D,rinking drivers, safety specialists children whose young orphaned friends. employed in Henderson, Nevada, were killed their when parents now agree, are an even greater menace to public safety Hayden Hunter of Sunnydale and plans to have his family join was week end visitor in Spring him there in the near future. The car was struck by another automothan official records indicate. They are one of the major who Canyon. He visited at the homes Nays recently moved from Idaho. bile occupied Iby was cited been bad by causes of increased fatalities and injuries in traffic acciof his sisters, Mrs. BUI Mills Elizabeth (Lizzie) Evans is Mr. (Boate drinking, as an the of example Mrs. dents in recent years and are entitled to neither sympaand Tony Evati. visiting in Salt ILake City at the accidents that are Andrea Ramires visited during home ot her grandparents, Mr. multiple-deatthy nor mercy. the week en . with , her, parents, and Mrs. Tom Shields. Lizzie-- . is frequenUycaused. by in' an on accident Long Official records do not show, just how many lives Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ramirez. the daughter of (Mr. and Mrs. ElIsland a few weeks earlier, he were drivAndrea is making her home in mer Evans, needlessly sacrificed because of alcohol-cloude- d were instantly five:, Salt Lake City when she is emThe Arthur parry family spent said, whileyOutha traveling 80 to 100 ing. It is known, however, that more than 6,000 drivers ployed, it was also news to some Sunday visiting in Spring Glen tilled miles hour an after leaving a had been drinking before they became involved in fatal ot us to know that she is engaged with Mr. Parry's sister and her to Art Martinex of Salt Lake husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe drinking party, according to po- accidents last year, and that another 2,000 pedestrians lice. City. She has been engaged since Aguirre. must back up killed in traffic were in an alcoholic haze at the time. "'Public Christmas. She is making plans to Clement Blackburn, who is a enforcementopinion of the law against Thus, a toll of 8,000 to 10,000 lives in one year may be be married in June. member of the U. S. Navy, left drivers and keep them drinking to to drivers and pedestrians who had: been drinking. San to Fran. return Sunday off the roads to safeguard the charged Cisco, California, where his ship lives of others Had 10,000 lives been lost in 500 D.onoras in 1951, riding with them, is docked. He spent a twenty innocent people in other cars, and the nation would be hard at work attacking the causes of day furlough with his parents, pedestrians," said Mr. Boate. "It GOOD FOOD Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perkins. such tragedies. Every community in the nation must also make it unfashionable Bab Proctor, who was employed AND would be in a state of terror. Yet, the practice of drive after drinking, if there at the Spring Canyon store, his to is to be a real reduction in the continues to increase, and each day drinkwife and son, have moved from FAST SERVICE accident toll. The dangerous cusour community. They will make claim more victims than an isolated Donora drivers ing tom of taking one more drink home in Richfield. We are their or the Night road' forced must be Day 'for that alarmed the nation. sorry to see them go but wish out of the driver's language. It Strict law enforcement and stern court penalties are them luck in their new home. has become the toast to death for Paul cnields, president of the: thousands of innocent to clear the highways of alcohol befogged motorneeded victims Spring Canyon Coal Company, every year, as well as for many ists. An aroused public opinion can help, too, by making was here on business last week. of those who drink it so confidentit unfashionable to drive after drinking. The deadly fog The Orval Wall family motored to Provo Saturday where they ly. "If every driver knew how of drinking drivers will begin to lift only when the law spent the day. much even a few drinks blunt and the hot breath of community indignation go to work Mr. and Mrs. Elias Degn and his driving ability and lessen his daughter, Caril, of Price, spent chances of getting home safely, on it in earnest. Sunday visiting at the Henry E. and then acted on the logic of GREATEST MENACE moisture-born- - Do you have to know much to burn coal? That may soun like d SPRING a silly after all. any question mm one can take a hunk of the black fuel, along with paper, kindling and a match, and start a fire. But that is hardly the whole story. To learn to turn coal properly, a person can go to college! Pennsylvania State college has such course, which, lasts four years, in its School of Min eral industries. As a Penn State publication points out, the burn ing ot fuels, especially coal, is a mammoth industry involving too many millions of dollars just to let the iaws of physics take their natural course unaided and and unimproved. man-mad- 1 -- Stamp Service comes fo HELPER modern In industry, Utah's oldest and largest rubber stamp manufacturer is waiting to strvt you. A quick telephone call will bring you prompt, courteous service from your deal- burning coal is a highly technical matter. New combustion methods have been developed, and others are in the experimental stage. Fuels are converter from one form to another, such as coal to eras or coal to oil. Fuels have become the source of raw materials for all kinds of valuable chemicals Under these and commodities. conditions, it takes highly train, ed men to use coal and the other fuels with maximum efficiency and economy. 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Spring Canyon was once the home of Mr. Degn. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mills and family were Sunday visitors in Sunnydale at the home ot Mrs. Mills' parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter. facts rather than on his false feeling of security after imbibing, be would always leave his car at ioim Reyes was born Niv. 16, at Canoncito, N. M., a daughter of Fidencio and Marga-rit- a Gurula Garcia. She was married on July 8, 1950, at Price to Tony Reyes. Surviving besides her husband, "Mrs. home and travel some other way, rather than risk an accident after drinking. That is the sure way if one accidents of avoiding tor drinks." George Farish left Sunday Lake City. He joined the Air Force and will soon be sent from and Mrs. Clarence Wall. Salt Lake to some air base where Mrs. Harold Hansen and small he will begin his basic training. daughter, Sandra, visited Monday The Lloyd and Orval Wall fam- in Spring Canyon with friends. ilies spent Sunday visiting in The Hansens now reside in Elmo. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mantle and Cleveland at the home of Mr. Salt i MARY LOUISE G. REYES Requiem Mass for Mrs. Mary Louise Garcia Reyes, 33, who died at her home in Castle Gate Friday, was celebrated Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. Anthony's Catholic Church by the Rev. Edward F. family visited in Salt Lake City Dowling, pastor. last week end with Mr. Mantle's Holy Rosary wan recited In the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Mitchell Funeral Home, Price, Mantle. Monday at 8 p.m. (Marie English and Gary Forsyth attended church at Carton-vfll- e Sunday evening where they participated in the program that was presented by the Helper Seminary class. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Forsyth attended the Price Second ward Sacrament meeting last Sunday evening. They spent the remain"Dodge der of the evening as guests at the B. W. McAllister home. PAUL Cj traveling . ...soys CHURCH NEWS Tuesday Day and Howard Perkins presided. The and theme scriptural reading were given by Iretta Curtis. Mr. Perkins and Darrell Gentry met with the scouts. Ha Jensen gave a lesson to the Junior Gleaners, Mia Maids and Beehive Girls. Ruth Perkins presided over and y conducted a Relief Society evening. The social Science lesson was given by LaPreal Richards. They were happy to once again have Belle Finley in attendance. Mrs. Finley recently became the mother of a new baby daughter. Sunday School was conducted by Henry Draper & M. Ramirez presented the Sacrament Gem and President Sterling Forsyth gave a talk. Leo Miller, president of the Second Quorum of Elders, ot Castle Gate, and Andrea Ramirez were visitors. Those the Stake attending in priesthood Helper meeting Sunday afternoon from the Storrs Ward were President Sterling Forsyth, Bishop Grant B. Jensen, Clinton E. Anderson, Henry Draper, Eldin Jewkes and Howard Perkins. Sacrament meeting was conducted by Henry Draper. Eleanor English and Ruth and Howard Perkins were the speakers. Eilene Draper played a piano solo. 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