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Show The HELP vr AL;oriAT!nw ASSCCIAIiON P&tS FALLOUT SHELTER FOR A NEW HOME Notes of Interest from Neighboring DITORIAL NATIONAL BTAH STATE N A L JOUR E R (Utah) SPRING GLEN P For Family Protection in Nuclear War ANOTHER type of shelter which gives excellent fallout protection can be built as an adilcd roum to the basement of a home under construction. It would add about S1U0 to the total cost of the home. The shelter illustrated here Is based on such a room built into a new borne In the Washing-ton- , I). C, area in the Spring of considerations 1959. Important for each type of shelter are: arrangement of the entrance, ventilation, radio reception and lighting. "The Family Fallout Shelter," an OCDM publication, contains plans for five basic fallout shelters. Copies may be obtained by writing: Bos Home Shelter, Battle Creek, Mich. by Leah James IE Every Thurldtj PUBLISHING COMPANY Hfit Utak I'uMlshi-- thi One of our oldest residents, Walk'mgtcns motored to Ogden Mrs Elnora Davis celebrated her for the Labor Day weekend Xo' Mailt-At The P..at Offica At Helper. Uth ". Knterf.1 A Siamd 88th birthday on Wednesday, visit with Mr and Mrs Tom M?g was born in Coalville Sept. gerson- She TiriTHSEAY, SFJPT. 10, 1959 PAGE TWO The Friendly Sowing circle 2, 187.1. Her first husband Harris -- on Miller was killed in the met at the home of Mary Pinar-Scofie- ld mine disaster in 1900- jelli Friday evening. Regular mem She later married Isaac Davis bers aUendud After the sewing who now is a retired railroader. session the hostess served deli- Mrs Davis had seven children cious refreshments. Elaine and Don Nelson of five of whom are living. They are Vern Miller, Bry Mi Her, Ella Provo were weekend guests at Har-als- o Walkington and Vesta Morgan, the home of Mr and Mrs 4 old Duke. Wattis-of Batchelor Sylv'a Mr and Mrs Alonzo Richards She has 16 grandchildren and 20 were Provo visitors Friday, a She great grandchildren. spent The first executive meeting of quiet birthday with relatives and a few friends stepping in to ex-- 1 the Spring Glen PTA was held Friday. President Harriet Row- press their best wishes to her. The Primary organization pre ley took charge. Plans were and served the Labor Day cussed for the types of programs I banquet on Saturday night The to be presented in PTA, and also I officers their thanks plans for the membership drive-t" i t 7i The first meeting will be held I i all who donated. i' Mr and Mrs V. L. Walk'ngton September 16 at the schoolhouse visited recently with Blair and with a social being planned for a i Sharcn Walkington at Bryce Can- - Welccme Carbonville Night. All yon and also with Edgar and parents are urged to attend and of Stockton, enjoy the program and refresh-Calif- ., Dean Walkington who were in Salt Lake ments. The following persons on business. Their children Phy- - were chosen to fill positions: Hos His, Bradley and Jennifer, re- - pitality, Nina Goodrich and th here to spend a few days me Matekovic; Membership, their grandparents. The ded Vuksinick. Beverly Ferdck, Programs, Elsie Cochrane and Francis Cunningham; Publicity, Helen Richie; Roman Safety, Shirley; Budget, George Bell; Membership and Magazine, Mrs Frank Prazeu and Mrs Clyde Forsythe; Head Room Mother, Mrs Irene Chr'stensen. Bishop and Mrs Jim Nielson and family spent Monday in CURING visiting at the home cf Mr By Bob Bartos and Mrs Mennal Taylor. Manager, Friskies Research Kennels Mr and Mrs George Bell and J. L. DOUGAN, who discovered Utah's first commercial oil There are no statistics availsens motored to Ogden over the of well at Aahiey Valley east of Vernal, watches University inable on the number of dogs where they visited weekend, Utah athletes Jon Johnson (left) and Jerome Headington jured or killed by cars annually. with Mr and Mrs George Bell Sr practice passing a flaming torch. The torch will be used on If there the were, would figures in the relay race from the well site east 5 and Mr and Mrs Stanley Brewer-Dexte- r September probably be staggering. Many of Vernal to the office of Governor George D. Clyde. The reported to the Dee hos dogs that meet untimely death relay will inaugurate Oil Centennial Week in Utah, commema check up on his burn for under conof cars pital wheels are in oil the of of the lOGlh the discovery anniversary orating firmed If your dog United States. is one of these and you value and Mrs Kenneth Ariotti his life, you must either break and son of Bountiful were week him of the habit, or, failing end visitors at the home of his this, keep him confined at all YOU Utah Doctors Shart IT'S parents Mr and Mrs Keno Artimes. Meetings and iotti. A dog's desire to chase an By A welccme to Mr and Mrs ByScientific Sessions auto stems from his instinct to Howard L. Kenhner, LAI. I). ron Olsen and family who are that runs pursue anything away Some 8CO physicians, members now residents in town. of the Utah State Medical Assn, Mr and Mrs Rdbert Tomscik Jr a recent sermon called "Alcowill attend the 64th annual meet INholism and family moved to Salt Lake a National Emering of the organization in Salt Dr. John Sutherland City recently. gency" Lake City September 16, 17 and Pastor Bonnell, Mr and Mrs Hyrum Huntsman 18, Harold Bowman, executive of the Fifth Ave-nu- e left recently fcr California where f secretary of the L'SMA has an Presbyterian , ,:. they will visit with tneir chilChurch in New nounced. dren. York, pointed out I that nearly four To insure medical service in Mr and Mrs Lynn Nielsen and from him. Luckily, most dogs f and 5 small communities even though son Chris and Mr and Mrs Wil-fo- rd are bluffs and if the object of million problem his pursuit retaliates . . . turns Jr. of Price were virtually every physician will drinkers in our and chases him . . . he'll retreat. attend the Salt Lake sessions, dinner guests at the Glen James country are well In training, therefore, you'll scientific meetings 0f the various home on Monday. Lynn and Caron the road to I have to call his bluff . . . make L scheduled have alcool reutrned been specialties becoming recently from North him think that the car is someon different dates, enabling genholies, lie Carolina where Lynn has been he with. shouldn't fool elated that one thing eral practitioners, surgeons and stationed with Marine Corps. For this reason, correction must out of every thir- - 0r Kenhner other specialists to attend panels teen men twenty come from within the car. Bill Bates was recently released dealing with their own fields You'll need help, so enlist a years of age and over is an alcofrom the Carbon hospital whsre or town without leaving any holic. Alcoholism is in fourth friend to drive his car in front he has been confined for several area lacking a physician on any place of top health problems in of your house while you sit net the United States, ranking just weeks. one day. to him armed with a pitcher of behind mental health, heart disor a loaded water pistol. water ease and cancer. The cost of this Jamie James daughter of Mr A featured speaker will be Dr.As soon as your dog comes in burden is well over "a billion and Mrs Glen James celebrated Louis M. Orr, Orlando rF!a.. the him. traindouse Some range, dollars a year." The part it plays her fifth birthday on Saturday president of the American Meders recommend in traffic accidents and crime "is squirting a with a party at her home. Jona lone-halical Association. weak solution ammonia estimation." beyond DeMie Rowley, Corey Bell The annual L'SMA President's Skerl, ammonia per Of those who drink, a certain teaspoon Paul Richie, Edna Jones and quart of water) for its odor is banquet at the Hotel Utah will be percentage will become alcoholics detested by dogs. But with even and it is not possible to foresee a Sept. 13 highlight and concludMarva Lynn Simms were little a weak solution, you have to where the scourge will strike. fr'ends who attended. feature of the meet. ing Alochol attacks the highest cenbe careful not to hit your dog ters of the brain first and seems in the face, for it can easily Mr and Mrs George Fullerton to have a peculiar affinity for our Colored Pencil Sets, all kinds, visited Monday in Fcrron with injure his eyes. most brilliant people. now soli by the Helper Journal. This treatment may have to Miss Adriene Fish. How can innocent people be be repeated two or three times from this protected predator? Envelope, aU sires, o!d at the before your dog comes to realize Lester Blackham and son Fred ( 'krijiim, Freedom FiHudalitn, Inc. Hclpei Journal. that it was no accident that the were archery deer hunters at Kr:v ek 19. N. K. car "fought back" and that lie's Last Chance, but reported in in for an unpleasant dousing with no deer. whenever he chases a car. JOURNAL j r ! dis-par- ed r K Jen-turn- ed j Mil-vvi- Ufa Sa-U- 14-1- auto-chaser- If? 10 three-quart- er J - f ay COMPLETE LINE OF AIID STERO-PIIOII- IC Triced from PHONOGRAPHS HI-- FI 029,95 up Feeding Tip: Bo sure your dog has sufficient water. Water Is as essential as protein, A dog will die sooner without water than without food. Me should always have a pan of fresh water from which he can drink at will. na FOR THE OLDER WORKERS C0I.1IIIG Greater employment opportunities for older people, especially during the next decade, are forecast by the National Association of Manufacturers. The NAM, in a statement filed with a congressional committee, said the nation's labor force is expected to increase ten million in the next ten years and Lhat million of two and these workers likely will be men and women over 55 years of age. Because of the low birth rats in the 1930's there will be fewer available workers n the 25-age group and th's will widen t.ie market for older workersThe NAM presented its findings to the Senate Labor Committee's subcommittee on problems of the aging. It pointed out that the porportion of older work ers in industry has been growing steadily and today is at the highest point in history. trend has This employment been stimulated by the NAM which for decades has urged businessmen to hire on the basis of skills and abU'ties rather than on an arbitrary age factor. Thtoy years ago. the association began promoting the employment of older workers and since that time its has iperlod'cally surveyed member companies to determine actual 'on the job' performance for such workersThese surveys, the NAM statement said, have shown an increasing appreciation of the val- ue oi older workers. Thii group Cvf has been found enWoyees equal to or better than younger workers in work performance, rafety, wcrk attitudes and attendanceIn its statement to the congressional group, the NAM point ed out that the older worker himse'f has a heavy resoonsibil-it- y in meeting the challenge of employment. "At times," the NAM statement .said, "the older job seeker put obstacles in his own path. cf accentuating h':s strong points and skills, he may build tp the 'accent on youth' idea and magnify the handicap of age- A determination to steer clear of a 'predudice complex" is most im portant to the cider person look-ii- g for work. He must be wilting to learn new things and to adjust to changing conditions. "In our attempts to aid th2 cider unemployed worker, we must be careful not to encourage the false idea that the individual n longer needs to look after himself. He has a major responsibility in fitting himself into the work force at the highest level hs quaHfiations permit. To this end both industry and the government mu,! avoid policies or nractices that discriminate la favor of either the younger or the older job seeker." I rr LL1LLI I 1 Adding Machine Paper, by the roll, or case at Journui office. EMPLOYERS PREDICT BIGGER MARKET S001I THE SCBIE CHANGING ter one-quar- 44 y, u- - TLic cmaup CDnMTUF WA TOO MUCH .THE (Tl rj TR6 ATMENT ''hH r In-rte- ad AN0OIL5T0VES i WOR$ THAN THE COLO. WAS -- - ' KEEP CWICK.J AND COM- MORTAL1TV LOii. PORTABLE, REDUCE BURNJ CLEAN. SOOT, MODERN A NO ARE LONGER AND COLD SMOKE, PROBLEM POR POULTRY AND EOO MEN. TODAV MOOEHN BROODERS AND OTHER POOLTRV WARM r , -' "JT tional council. HERE'S HOW , , . , FIRST - pick out the Car or truck you want to buy. SECOND - find out how much money you will need to cover the purchase .... THIRD Let our Loan Department make out - loan forms and suggest plans to you - And tell you about the Easy payments at equitable bank rates. Finance locally and save! 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