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Show Thursday, December 18, 1832 TIIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE Page 3 counseling service Is beginning to tax dollar expended. reduce student frustration and juStudents will be helped to sevenile delinquency trends. Stu- lect courses that meet their needs dents who are getting this ser- more directly. There will be less vice are better able to read pur- wasteful jumping aimlessly from pose into the more constructive one field of study to another. Dr. kinds of school and social life. He Larsen points out that statistics says that as these services become show that there is much waste in Approximately half of Utah better developed they also help providing preliminary training for high schools now provide the ser- to get more value from each school great numbers of students who ex- vices of a trained counselor to help students plan their lifes work, according to Vemor F. Larsen, State Director of Guidance Services. In many of these schools, the counselor spends only part of his time rendering counseling service. He may teach several classes in addition. These counselors help students meet the immediate problems, vocational and personal, which adolescents face. They are often called upon to give help in such matters as: 1. How to overcome inferiority feelings. 2. How to overcome personal problems that are handicaps to so cial adjustment. 3. How to meet the abrup changes that boys and girls must face because of the draft. Tho Wine 4. How to adjust to persona Like Grandma Used to Make conflicts with parents and family 5. What fields of work can do best in, and where, are the trofoad aod lottkd by Wine Corporation of America Chicago 32. Illinois greater oportunities for employment? Dr. Larsen says there is evidence that this life planning and Half of Utahs High Schools Have Trained Counselor Home-Sweef-Ho- me time our nations industrial activity is starving for skilled workers, and yet we can provide less than one third ot the trained wor-- , kers needed to fill this tremend- pect to enter the recognized when in reality less than eight per cent of these people actually wind up in these professional fields. This is disturbing in view of the fact that at the same pro-fesio- ns, ous demand. MEALS AT THE A and COSTLESS SERVED DAILY FROM STEAKS . . . 11:30 A.M. UNTIL 8 PLATE DINNERS P.M. . . . BURGERS AND FRIES Banquet Room Now Open Catering To the Public One of Famous Firsts The first printed book appeared in the ninth century A. D., in China, during the reign of the Tang Dynasty. The Book House for Children celebrates the event as the greatest gift of the Chi nese to civilization. Many able essays have been rejected because of poor penman ship. .iillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli. Somebody ... in Washington has picked we an think, appropriate time, to move the original copies of the nations most cherished documents, the Declaration of independence and the Constitution, to their permanent places in the National Archives. The documents were moved Saturday, during the Christmas Season, and we believe the ceremony which accompanied the moving are in keeping with the iSpirit of Christmas. There are many people in many lands who celebrate Christmas in much the same vay that we do. But there are no documents anywhere in the world which guarantee the privilege of celebrating Christmas as do the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The preservation of the original copies of these papers is only a symbol of their real meaning, just as the .Christmas Tree and Santa Claus are symbols of the true meaning of Christmas. It is our sincere hope that the spirit of the documents and of Christmas will never fade. Ik Stytlln D Lux 2 Doer Soda, (Continuation of standard oqvlpmont aad trim lllvstratod Is dopondoot on oral I oblllty of matorlafJ SEE WHAT YOU GAIN More Powerful Engine with Powerglide Automatic Transmission (optional on De Luxe models at extra cost) Body by.Fisher Center- - YITH THESE EXCLUSIVE COMMON SENSE CORNER When all the fancy clans have failed, try ordinary common sense. Phone in your orders for Christmas Trees now, for delivery early next week. And dont miss seeing the new Christmas tree stands now on display. Valve-in-He- ad CHEVROLET FEATURES E-Z-E- WIN 162 awards 129. WEST MAIN ye on m WITH THE iif i $25,000 FIRST FRIZE IN THI GENERAL MOTORS BETTES HIGHWAYS AWARDS totalling $1 94,000. Coma In for fro "Facts Book" containing entry blank and complt dstalls Carbon Grocery Company poise Power Safety Plate Glass all around, with plate glass (optional afextra cost) Largest Brakes in its field Unitized Knee-ActiRide. SEE WHAT YOU SAVE -- PHONE 900 of ggntaA PRICE, UTAH |