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Show 2E EE wowsuns! Compare! 7 n J 9 'EVERYDAY LOW, LOW GROCERY PRICE ML UARE DEAL 275 "SEEING IS BELIEVING" NORTH MAIN STREET - v BUTTER PEACH BUTTER CAN BE AN EXCITING SPREAD if it is carefully spiced and cooked to a just-rigconsistency with Beet Sugar. This recipe NANCY HAVEN uses a few drops of red food color to give the . rosy-tonea peaches 4V4 pounds freestone peaches 2 tablespoons lemon juice IHUIHH,. ht WASH, peel and peaches; cut up into pit pre- serving kettle and sprinkle with lemon juice. Cover and cook for 15 minutes, stirring often. Press through a coarses sieve or food mill. Pulp should measure about 4V4 cups. 4V cups cooked peach pulp ZVi cups Beet Sugar 4 teaspoon nutmeg Vt teaspoon ginger 4 drops red food coloring Vi teaspoon almond ex . tract COMBINE all ingredients except almond extract in a preserving . kettle, stirring until Beet Sugar is moistened. STIRRING frequently, bring to boil on high heat. Reduce heat to medium and cook about 20 minutes or until two thick heavy drops run together off the edge of a metal spoon or until a small quantity poured on a cold plate will show no edge of liquid around the rim. REMOVE from heat and stir in extract. Pour into hot sterilized jars and seal at once. Makes about 4 half-pint- s. For cookies that will make a hit with the school crowd send for our Beet Sugnr recipe booklet THE WAY .OF ALL COOKIES . . . free of charge. Address your request to: Western Beet Sugar Producers, NANCY HAVEN, Dept. S-513 Phillips Petroleum Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. 5, Inc., Utah Symphony Opens Season Oct. 30 - , HELPER The THURSDAY, OCTOBBR 24, JOUKNAL (Utah) PAGE FTVl 19S7 vice-presid- cently. President State Tastes so rich... Swallows so smooth THIS IS UNITED NATIONS WEEK The Russian satellite moon encircling the earth approximately this 15 times a day reminds us how small and closely t planet of ours has become. What happens on the other side of the globe has almost immediate repercussions in our own country. We cannot cut ourselves off from what goes on in the rest of the world. And we ignore it at inter-relat- ' our peril. f bon Senior High school in 1955. During the past two years he has achieved statewide recognition for the high contest ratings of his speech students. He has been a popular performer in. the Theatre group in Community Price and is active in other civic and school organizations. He was named Commander of the Price National Guard unit last year, of the and is now Carbon County Educational vice-presid- Tickets for the concerts are ' - : Earnest American concern over the role of the United Nation is thus made more important toy recent atomic, missile and satellite developments. Unless we are to stake our whole future on American staying power in a catastrophic struggle for survival, the way must be found to maintainance of peape and security through some kind international agreement. , The .best hope for such an effective agreement surely lies in th United Nations. Imperfect though it has been in- many 'respects. It has notable achievements to its credit. And if men of good will, and nations earnestly seeking peaceful solutions, give It their support, there is every reason to believe it will gain in stature and in power. This is United Nations Week, and it is a good time for all of Americans to give thought to the im, perative necessity of maintainintercontinental ing peace in a world of the hydrogen bomb, the and to the probsatellite Sputnik missile and the globe-circliability that the UJN. offers the best "hope .for achieving that end. ng w- S 1 FOB SALE ah now on sale at the Utah Symphony office, 55 West 1st South for as little as $1 per concert. "iAU Utah music lovers are urged to send in orders now for a wonderful winter of entertainment at this extremely low price. It is surely the greatest bargain in wonderful entertainment," reports David S. Rom-ne- y, managing director of the symphony. ed . DDDDDDDDD fam-edUt- He served as of the organization during of the past year and was elevated to the top position by a large Organization INeil Warren of the Carbon vote from the speech teachers of College faculty was elected pres the state. A native of Price, Mr Warren ident of the Associated Utah was annual their at appointed coach of forensics Speech Teachers re and speech at Car Salt Lake in interpretative City meeting Carbon Teacher Named HELPER, UTAH w' Keapc of the Month PEACH COME SEE, NOW! LAWYER SHORTAGE I There is to be a shortage of has A House sumcommittee lawyers. Enrollment in the law study of completed a Utah Symphony schools of the nation has dropthe coal industry and made its' AUC to below the 1920 level even next reason week, Oct 80, ped opens report deserves has inceased many tho population like consideration by the and. the year ahead looks Sghtful millions and legal work has in. the Utah , the of greatest ."one creased substantially. This inforSymphony has ever enjoyed," ac mation is 'being released by Al- reour to J. to coal Ashton, Raymond it, According cording servos can last for hundreds of president of the Utah Symphony 'EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY' years, and are "this nation's board. greatest mineral resource avail- - Conductor Maurice Abravanel For reliable person, man or lady, able for immediate development j will be back for his lilth season with vision and ability to act imand use," In other words, coal is as musical director as well as for a lifetime of asand will remain a basic source conductor and all the principal mediately income. To service route of sured of energy. players from last year, including found Concertmaster Harold Wolf, will cigarette machines established But the subcommittee to $1800 for $900 operator. locally dark spots in the coal picture. It return. THE cash investment required. Nadine Conner, .glamorous Met RETURN listed mine shutdowns, heavy un- is GUARANwhich of soloist employment among miners and" Opera star, will be guest TEED IN WRITING BY US, for . an uphill struggle for sur- - for the initial concert. Miss Con . you to earn up to $260 per month as vival." iner is a favorite in Europe time.. You can net up to It then made certain proposals well as America. She is well part $28,000 annually on a full time can t and TV e h known for her work in government whereby are an established rebasis. We legitimately aid this vital indus on radio as well as on the operconcern with the finest putable allowwith atic stage. She will appear try. One is that depletion name oldest brand equipand ance rates (which are designed Maestro Abravantl and the symment. If you have the cash and on for concert at Ogden to recognize .and compensate phony in a . please are the fact that coal mines become Oct. 29, as well as the Salt Lake writesincerely interested number your giving phone must be 30. exhausted and replaced) concert on Oct. and brief background for a local be changed "to provide additional Arrangements also have been interview at your convenience. use and to for the reserves concluded with Foodtown industry L ic M DISTRIBUTORS, INC. in research engineering and pov-in- g AG Food Stores thruout the 6313 Cedar Ave. So. new uses ior coal, expanji state to sponsor three youth con23, Minnesota Minneapolis existing uses, reduce costs, and certs which will be open to all the so on. of first The school children. (Entirely aside from specific de. youth concerts which will be open tails, this report emphasizes a to all school children. The first of big fact. We must have coal. And the youth series will be held at we must have a progressive, pro- the Salt Lake Tabernacle on fitable coal industry to provide Saturday, Nov. 2. us with it. In addition to Miss Conner, Tossy Spivakovsky, world-fame- d violinist; Jose Itunbi, popular HORSE SENSE I and movie great; Grant pianist ibeen the has It suggested that internationally Johannesen, reason there were fewer wrecks pianist, and Luboschutz was and the horse in 'buggy days and Nemenoff, famed piano team because the driver didnt depend will be guest artists to appear wholly on his own intelligence. with the symphony this season. a study of coal NANCY HAVEN'S -- JiOKJL ror V' U - iveui TOR SALE BY CARBON REALSEVERAL , HOMES TY CO. Furnished Apart- -' in Price. SEVERAL CHOICE FOR KENT rooms. Steam heated and "ments E on located lots St., building ' Rooms. Washroom facilities, in Helper. For complete details HJLLCREST HOTEL & APTS. or ME7-053- 6 Phone ME7-33- 31 2.21. use Small furnished FOR RENT house. Cheap. 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