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Show THE HELPER AGE FOUB IVtah) JOURNAL THURSDAY, WHATSOEVER 'JllXllOiinilC .THINGS ' E. WILDMON By DONALD thousands college. JUST ONE PERSON KENILWORTH HEWS AUG. 28, 1989 of ffigMjlH youngsters through one man," he said, Florence Nightingale was just "What can I one person. At the age of 17 she himself. excusing da about all this?" I thought heard the voice of God calling Intel about his philosophy, and the more I (though about it tnea profession made up of drunks more I pitied him. Im just, d T)rostituites. She faced the one man . . . just one man . . . cre,atest opposition to her call- just one . . . it was easy ior ing from within her own family, him to excuse himself. Because and her decision to louow ner he was like every other person dream caused a great split in ever born just one person their relationship. But because he thought ithat he had been of her dedicated decision she He considered made the field of nursing one shortchanged. himself ineffective because he with a high and holy .calling was only one man. and one widely respected. Still Another Suppose everyone should take his attitude, it would be a real Mohandas Karamchand Gantragedy, wouldn't it? Well, fact dhi was just one person. One about the matter is that too person with a great dream that many have taken that attitude.! freedom could be won for his That s the reason we need to beloved India without the use of take a look at history a little. violence. He was one man who ibelieved that the most powerful Changed The World Martin Luther was just one weapons one has for fighting man. But he was one man who wrong were a just cause and called the Church to repentance lots of love. And fie was right. and changed the face of the There was still another Who whole world! When he hung was just one person. One perthose 95 theses on that little All son against the whole world. Saints Church door in obscure One person, rejected, mistreatWittenberg on October 31, 1517, ed,, misunderstood, hated, and he had no idea they could or crucified. But not once did He would change the course of lit- excuse Himself from some task because He erally millions of people. But even a cross he was doing what he. one man, was just one person. He never never wimpered, should to cure what considered murmured, never refused to try because He to be a great wrong! Russell Conwell was one man. was just one person. And today One man with one speech which millions have found salvation he called Acres of Diamonds through that One Person. His and in which he told about find- name is Jesus of Nazareth. "I'm just one person," you ing treasures where you are. He gave that speech more than say? Well, my friend, that is 6,000 times. And yet that all it takes to change the world one man with that one speech and to make it a better place founded what today is Temple to live. Don't you think it is University and literally put about time you got busy? "I'm just i So you Know 2 fun, games and knowledge by MARTHA jf3 i GLAUBER SHAPP, Editor, The New Book of knowledge " "" Do onions make you cry? Have you ever peeled or chopped an onion and found yourself crying? This is because the knife releases the oils in the onion, and when the oils rise in tiny droplets through the air, they irritate spoil include deviled eggs, eg4 salad or any salad made with, mayonnaise, cream pies and pastries. But any food can spoil if it gets warm enough on the way to the picnic. Here are some good ways to avoid food spoilage on your picnics. Keep food cold in an insulated bag that is kept cool by a big jar of ice cubes. Use or frankfurters smoked meats; they are safer than others. If milk cannot be kept v. ....c 1 . cold, take fruit juice, iced tea, or soft drinks instead. Take unopened cans, pack-age- s, or jars on your picnic; open them only at mealtime. Use fresh fruit, not pas- tries, for dessert. rrrn or onions eyes. If you hold the onion under cold water when you peel it, you will have no more tears. The cold water prevents the oils from reaching your eyes. What it a $afe picr.lc batkett your Warm summer weather fcrinps the idea of picnics on the grass or on the beach. Do you know whero the word "dollar" come from t In the early 16th century. In the silver mines of the Joachimsthal the Valley of St Joachim in Bohemia, sil- ver coins were struck. They were widely used in the West Indies trade before th American Revolution. Tha German word thai means "valley," and the coins were known as thaler. From there it was a short step to out There are some foods that spoil easily and should not go into your picnic basket The word "dollar.' picnic foods most likely to (For free booklet, "The Magic Carpef," illustrated In color from The New Book of Knowledge, tend name and address to Martha Glauber. Shapp, Box 47.rutnam Valley, New York Lodge group will meet on Wednesday, Sept 3rd at the home of Mrs Art Pilling for a regular business k session and dinner. The president, Mrs Pace Boy-acwho will preside, urges all members to bring a covered dish and attend this important meeting. Here last week for a visit with Mrs Elmo Bray was her brother-inJaw- J Barry Mott Sr. of Grand Junction. Miss Ann Price is also back with Mrs Bray for the school season, after spending the summer with sisters, Mr and Mrs LaVard Rees in Orem and" Mr and Mrs d razer in Tooele. pot-luc- Lam-oreau- k, James McFall Jr and family of Seattle, Wash, visited in Salt Lake with his sister and family Mr and Mrs Lynn Nielsen and here with his mother Mrs Ellen McFall. On the foUowinff Sun- day the Nielsens ioined them for a trip to Las Vegas, Nev. Inter-naion- "senior cits. Continued from Page One 1 Stamo Phi Inks & Pads k'rds, at Journal Office a W. DIAMANTI Continued from Page One iversity of Utah in 1947 and a Master's degree in 1052 from the Graduate Institute of Studies, Geneva, Switzerland. He served in the U.S. Air Corps from 1943 to 1945 and attained the rank of First Lt. Since joining the Foreign Service in 1954, Mr Diamanti has served U.S. Embassies in Athens, Greece; Bonn, Germany; and Libreville, Gabon. At the last post, Mr Diamanti helped open and later served as its Deputy Chiaf of Mission. He is currently serving as DCM at our Embassy in Kigali, Rwanda. He will return to that post after this home leave. Prior to his assignment to Ki gali he served as Political Officer at our Consulate General, Hamburg, Germany. Other assignments have taken him to the Department of State, Washington ,as Desk Officer for Equatorial Africa and later as area Personnel Officer for Latin America. Diamanti speaks fluent French, Germany and Greek. Mrs Diamanti, the former Joyce Stewart, is the daughter of Agnes L. Stewart, Salt Lake City. She attended Roland Hall High School, SLC, and Scripps College, and the Universities of California and Geneva, Switzerland. She speaks French and German. They have three children: Penelope, 17; Melissa 15, and Patricia, 13 w Mrs Earl James went to Salt Lake Sunday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Bill Warner and to take granddaughter Stephni home after her week visit here. al organ recital on the Temple grounds and saw "Promised Valley;" Aug. 11 went to Neola to see Sun Dance by Indians; Friday night members will hold a pot luck at 7 p m. at the Price park. Dancing and a program be .there. Bring your own eating utensils. OBGI TOMMON BT him Where safety is concerned, certain "accessories" should be part of the basic equipment of every careful driver. Devices like fire extinguishers, jacks and tire changing .tools, flares or warning lights, a tire tool kit a and extra oil can provide a margin of safety before and after emergencies emerge. Keep the fire extinguisher (preferably solidly anchored) in the passenger compartment rather than in the trunk, where, if there is a Tear-encollision, . it may be jammed. No doubt you have a jack in your car, but have you used it recently? It's not uncommon to Salmon, mushrooms, cheese and rice are combined in this delicious casserole. Serve it often for family meals. , EASY-TO-MA- d What should you have for dinner? If yours is a household which enjoys tasty fish dishes, they'll enjoy Salmon Bice au Gratin. It's a flavorful casserole of salmon, mushrooms, and cooked rice combined in a rich cheese sauce. The milk and cheese both give a boost to the nutritive value of the dish, in addition, to forming a creamy base to blend flavors. Here's a casserole vhich will freeze well, to be popped into meal. hurry-u- p And it's hearty enough to require only a green vegetable, fruit salad, and buttered rolls to provide the main course of your dinner. Add brownio3 a la mode and milk to drink for a well rounded meal. the oven for a find a jack that is inoperative and lacking critical parts just when it is needed most Check to see whether yours is in working order. For the greatest protection of a stalled vehicle, carry a small box of flares or a couple of flasher units to place behind the vehicle to warn oncoming cars and trucks at night Good gasoline, though not an accessory, is always accessible. To minimize danger by maximizing operating efficiency use of fuel that adds life to engines, provides less costly maintenance work, increases gas economy, lowers oil consumption-aneliminates rough engine idle. Detergent gasolines such as Mobil's regular and premium grades perform especially well and allow the driver to proceed safely with confidence. Carefully taking these precautions will permit a joyful journey on which you can be more carefree about your car. SALMON RICE AU GRATIN cup butter H cup chopped celery A 2 tablespoons chopped 2 tablespoons flour onion teaspoon salt Js teaspoon pepper 2 cups milk 2 cups cooked rice 1 can salmon, drained boned and flaked pound processed American cheese coursely shredded 1 can mushrooms, drained V cup chopped parsley, optional GROCERIES - MEATS - Gift Selections - Cards mm VEGETABLES Novelties FOOD and NOTIONS STORE Corner of Main and Ivy Streets Helper 24 HOURS ME Frank Lombardi, Owner WE AIM TO PLEASE FOU Formerly Diamanti Cafe tr Pre4ratay SEE Ft ti HEALTH & SAFETY- - jrt Mainly for Mothers Ly Carol Hart Order In Medicines Ii Order Of The Day la there confusion in your medicin cabinet? table? You can bring order out of eonfution by a thorough cleanup at least twice a year, says the Council on Family Health. The Council is a non-proorganization sponsored as a public service by leading members of the 100" CURVED Semi-Loos- e QUILTED SOFA SALE Cushions on Back PERMALUX SOFA SOFA drug industry. First, collect all of your medicines in one place. Be methodical. WE'LL BE OPEN ALL DAY TO SERVE OPEN Melt butter over low heat. Add celery and onion and cook slowly until tender. Blend in flower and seasonings. Add milk, stirring constantly; cook until sauce is smooth and thickened. Blend sauce with remaining ingredients. Pour into buttered cpsserol Bake in slow oven, 300", until heated through, 25 to 30 minutes. Makes 6 servings. R'ar $349.50 Check each package, bottle, jar, vial, box or tube. Discard all prescription medicines left over from previous illnesses, so matter how much is in the containers, unless your doctor baa advised keeping them. Medistnea should be discarded down tha drain. Discard medicine that you know to be old, that has changed color, separated or otherwise chsnged compos! ti on. Some medicines change with age, becoming' either stronger or weaker, or deteriorating in s way that makes the medicine ineffective or even dangerous. Dispose of any medicines with labels missing or labels so damaged they cannot be clearly read. After you have flashed away Unwanted medicines, wash out the empty containers Mora discarding them. - EARLY sota AMERICAN STYLE Green Nylon Tweed Cover 5" Foam Hubber Cushions PRICE $375.00 Regular $459.95 value fit CI NEW EYES Continued from Page One ury consisted of 47 cents. Despite this, "New Eyes" has never solicited money. Besides glasses, virtually the only "other assistance the 300 volunteers who make up the organization accept is precious metal scrap silverware, antique and costume jewelry. These are melted down and the money from th reclamation, and front the sale of usable jewelry and silverware donors sometimes sent, is used to supply funds established in 106 hospitals all over the country, Canada and Puerto Rico. They pay for new prescription glasses, or if need ed, artificial eyes. While the emphasis is on the helping of .as many people as possible, as quickly as possible, "New Eyes" volunteers don't close their eyes to individual requests for aid. In 1968 for instance, "New Eyes": Answered Ihe request of a Peace Corp volunteer and sent glasses to the natives of a tiny Pacific island. Provided glasses for a Viet Nam civilian wihose ipoor sight was the subject of a letter from t'KSt country written by a U.S. Army private.. Started a fund to aid a miif western clinic created (by medical students and their instruc tors to assist poor people not eligible for public assistance because of the limited period of their residence. One of tht happiest aspects of providing assistance is the thank you letters which come in from 'grateful recipients. Wrote one Missouri girl, "I thank you for mak ing it possible for me to get these glasses. I mil thank Jesus tonight for having such nice people like you." The "New Eyes" people invite individuals and organizations to help them continue the job of bringing better sight to those who need it most. Discarded broken glasses, jewelry, and precious metals scrap are needed. Address them to New Eyes for The Needy, Short Hills, N.J. 07078. d MEATLESS MAIN DISH KE d An there old and leftover medicines tacked away in the pantry, itaihed in the glove compartment of your car, forgotten on a shelf In the laundry room, on top of a bureau or in a drawer of the night WE SALUTE ORGANIZED LABOR Ofl THEIR DAY, MONDAY, SEPT Sego Lilly Lodge The Sego Inly By NADINE BERGAMO Mr and Mrs Ted Christensen and family visited with his par Mrs Greener Hostess Mrs J. A . Greener acted as ents Mr and Mrs Vic Christenhostess to her bridge club on! sen. they were on their way back home to California after Tuesday afternoon serving light an extended visit to the East refreshments during the game. The prizes were claimed later Coast. . Mrs Jeff Judd visited at the x by Mrs Greener, Mrs Art and Mrs Frank Mullins. home of her parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Bruce. Mrs Stella Fulton took a bus Visit Coloradoans trip along with other members Mr and Mrs Don Bair, Gerald of the Senior Citizens group to Sheila and Sandy of Denver, Salt Lake where they attended former Price residents, arrived Carbon County Day celebration. here Saturday evening for a David Dimick celebrated his weekend visit with friends in 4th birthday with a party: "Atthe area. They brought back tending were Troy Bryan, Tony Tami Dervoe after her two (Colocito, Danny Barney, John- weeks stay at their home and took daughter Sharon home, who had been visiting here for a week. While here Gerald and the girls were Tami's house guests. Tami reports having a wonderful time in Denver. ny and Richard Dimick. Mr and Mrs Alan jonnson or family motored to American Fork to attend the wedding of Mrs Johnson's brother. Mr and Mrs Martin Swenson motored to Salt Lake to visit who is in her brother-in-lathe hospital. Mrs Ann Holmes is spending a week in Salt Lake with her daughter and other relatives. Ronnie Jewkes Jr. won the golf tournament at Price for his age group (1344) and is now competing in another event at Provo. Our best wishes to you! Chris Kulow is in a Salt Lake surgery. hospital undergoing The townspeople wisli him a speedy recovery. a bi HOW HOW ONLY $265.50 $299.50 Regular $299.95 sale price STUDIO COUCHES HOW - $99.50 Make into Double Bed Reg. value $139.95 All specials listed are (with trade) Then keep medicines in proper order in your medidne cabinet. Tlace medicines for internal vm on one shelf, those for external Use on another shelf and toiletries on lower shelves apart from medicines. Do not store medicines in the grocery pantry or any other place where they may be confused with foods, or where they may be found by little chldren. 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