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Show 1WV The Sail I. nkc Tribune, House Trailers Are Dangerous lor Passengers Wednesday, August l.IJ'MMi shall occupy a house trailer w hile it is being moved upon a public highway. I know you are saying that section specifies "house trailer. Well, under the legal definitions, "house trailer r means "(a) A trailer or w hich is designed, constructed and equipped as a dwelling place, living abode or sleeping place either permanently or temporarily and is equipped for use as a conveyance on streets and highways, or (b) A trailer r whose chassis and or a exterior shell is designed and constructed for use as a house trailer, as defined in paragraph (a), but which is used instead permanently or temporarily for the advertising, sales, display or promotion of merchandise or services, or for any other commercial purpose except the transportation of property for hire or the transporta- - Brvant Utah Highway Iatrol Along with the summer months and the vacation season has come many phone calls from individuals who have just purchased trailers They have been told by someone who was told by someone else that it is permissible to have people ride in the trailer while it is being towed on the highway. Well, contrary to the beliefs of some, the state still has a law on the books that makes it a traffic violation to have passengers in a trailer while it is being towed on the highway. Hy Sgt. Ken semi-traile- fifth-whe- The semi-traile- "No person section states, bounce tion of property for distribution by a " private carrier The big argument is in how much trailer l more stable a seems to be than a conventional trailer. Regardless of individual beliefs, the State Legislature has not seen fit trailers from to exempt the section. In my mind, safety becomes a very big factor when this issue arises. How safe would a passenger be in any trailer if the towing vehicle was involved in an accident? Passengers in the trailer would not be secured. They would be free to around the interior of the in contac t with who knows what If you pack like I do, ou put all the items, you are going to use when you get to where you are going In the trailer on the floor. Dutch ovens, foldof pop, canned ing chairs, bottles of All these items are on. so and goods free to travel at who knows how fast and in who knows what direction. trailer and come fifth-whee- fifth-whe- Of the accidents I have investigated which involved trailers, I would not want to have been a passenger in any of them because of the desl ruction that occurred. New Books at S.L. Library Sure to Please Children This Thursday evening, the Utah Symphony will perform at Mount Jordan Middle School. Fireworks will follow the show. Utah Symphony to Perform A Free Concert Thursday Special To The Tribune The Utah Symphony a free pops concert Thursday at Mount Jordan Middle School, 9360 S. 400 East. The concert, which begins at 8 30 p m., will be held on the schools football field and is sponsored by Alta View Hospital. Utah Symphony Associate conductor Charles Ketcham will conduct the concert which features Rossini's "Barber of Seville Overture, Nicolai's "Merry Wives of Windsor Over SANDY will perform ture and Coplands Bill the Kid." The most colorful part of the program includes Tchaikovskys "1812 Overture, a passionate piece about Napoleons march to Russia. The piece culminates with cannons blasting. "Stars and Stripes" will conclude the evenings performance and display of fireworks will follow. The public is invited to join the Utah Symphony in this free summer evening concert. Summer is a good time to spend leisurely hours reading a good book. Whether it Is out by the pool or under a shade tree, here are some of the newer selections in the Childrens section of the Salt Lake City Public Library, 209 E. 500 South. Angel In Charge, by Judy Delton. Angel and her little brother Rags have to cope with an incompetent sitter and several crises while their mother is away. Bicycle Race, by Donald Crews. Counting books. The numbered order of the 12 racers chances as the bicycle race continues.' Daddy Makes the Best Spaghetti, by Anna Grossnickle Hines. Not only does Careys father make the best spaghetti, but he also dresses up like Batman and acts like a barking dog. More Tales of Amanda Pig, by Jean Van Leeuwen. Five more tales of Amanda pig and her family in which noisy cousins come to visit and father get a stuffed toy for his birthday. Real Hole, by Beverly Cleary. With interference and suggestions from his twin sister Janet, Jimmy set out to dig the biggest hole in the GROCERIES BUILDING SUPPLIES FABRICS APPLIANCES CLOTHING Rose Behind the Wall, by Kristi D. Holl. Rachel's family brings Grandma home to live her final days and everyone, including Rachel and Grandma herself, must find a path to acceptance. New Shipment! Rosey, by Cindy Wheeler. A little pig looks for a way to cool off on a hot day. The Sign in Mendels Window, by Mildred Phillips. When a stranger comes to Kosnov and accuses Mendel the butcher of stealing his money, the whole town joins in to show the police who is really guilty. Justice of the Peace Completes Training Justice of the Peace Joanne Rigby of the 6th Precinct Court in Salt Lake County has been awarded a certificate of completion from the National 1986 BDSGOUHT FURNITURE world. The Iva Dunnit and the Big Wind, by Carol Purdy. A pioneer woman with six children uses her wits and strength to save her prairie home during a fearsome thunderstorm. Judges Association if Conference in Wichita, Kan. The session was attended by 92 judges from 15 states. The association is a group of judicial Educational Top Quality FROZEN HASHBROWN POTATOES f0 2 lbs. oY o 1C S0FTSPREAD MARGARINE tub GATORADE Life Under Big Top Is One of Poverty, Illiteracy By Carole Agus Newsday Writer NEW YORK Showtime. Enter the ringmaster, spangled and glittering, riding an elephant, hailing the crowd. and GENTLEMEN," the ringmaster shouts, in the only tone he ever uses. The Ringltng Bros, and "LA-DIE- S Barnum & Bailey Circus once again is under way. A herd of elephants circles the ring as a Statue of Liberty is hauled up by ropes. Arms splayed wide and face aglow, the ringmaster reels off the myth. ."THE CIRCUS IS AMERICA!" the ringmaster shouts, as the band plays lustily and the elephants trot. : "THE CIRCUS IS EVERYTHING AMERICAN! ONE HUNDRED . The children's faces glow in agreement, as they lick their cotton candy, twirl their lights. The air is thick with childrens dreams of running away and joining the circus. They watch the performing circus kids and envy sweeps their faces. Circling around the elephants, the circus kids faces are all professional smiles. But the circus kids watch the audience kids with the same, envious look. There is a strong smell of urine in the car, car 86 of the Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus train, that sits in an eerie Long Island City railroad yard the circus families call home. It is 9 a m. and quiet in the yards. In the tiny compartments, where the windows don't open, the circus children are sleeping. Children sleep three to a tiny partment about the size of a com- Here on the circus train, people report salaries ranging from $200 to $300 a week. Performers say a first-yea- r clown starts at $180 a week. walk-i- n closet. Two children share the top of a bunk bed smaller than a single bed. Some children sleep on the floor. Some children sleep without sheets. Some children have only thin blankets and wake up feeling cold. Performers say they are covered by insurance but that their families are not. Several children said their eyes have never been checked. None wore glasses; none wore braces. Teen age brothers share compartments with younger sisters. The compartment has no bathroom. To get to one, children jump down from the bunk beds during the night to make their way to the toilet down the hall, often while the train is moving. The food they eat is whatever can be prepared on the hot plate in their mothers compartment. There is a restaurant on the train, called the Pie Car. The children of car 86 have never been inside the Pie Car. Some parents say it's too We will not discuss anything about money, said a circus spokeswoman. The circus train is a poverty culture on wheels. It carries 250 to 300 people, some of whom live in compartments the size of refrigerator cartons. The circus charges rent for the compartments. About 9 percent of the circus people travel in trailers that follow the train. In the train yard See WV-- Column 1 (ffliifrlilMilW MIDVALE 7301 So. 900 E. TAYLORSVILLE 1898 W. 5400 So. Across from Hlllcrvst High School MANN Ncit to 968-913- 2 Closed "fcp? 1-,- -, -- 48" i U OZ. 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