: local notes: Joseph Spendlove, weather ob-j ob-j served for Utah Power and Light company, took a fook at his records re-cords for March and found that Bingham had 30 inches of snow, with a water content of 2.39 inches, inch-es, for the month There were six clear, nine art cloudy and 16 cloudy days. The maximum temperature was 58 on March 2 ! and minimum nine above on ! March 6. The first four days of j April were not too "ood: maxi-; maxi-; mum temperature, 45: minimum, 13, and eleven inches of new ! snow. April, 1944, was better in ! comparison: maximum temperature tempera-ture 61; minimum 30 and two-and-a-half inches snow. Announcement is made by Bishop David C. Lyon of the Bingham LDS ward that the ; first annual drive to raise fund; for ward maintenance and improvements im-provements will begin next week. A representative from the ward will call at homes of all ! members Wednesday and Thursday, Thurs-day, April 11 and 12. D. F. Jo-i Jo-i hanson is chairman of the committee, com-mittee, which includes Elmo A. Nelson, Sunday school; Wilford H. Harris, Priesthood; Mrs. Wilford Wil-ford H. Harris, Relief society; Mrs- Pearl Schultz, Primary; Mrs. Phoebe Siddoway, YWMIA; Kenneth Runolfson, YMMIA; Stephen G. Rawlings, bishopric. For Sunday, April 8, the Rev. H Gravenor, minister, announces a 10 a.m. Church Bible school, with Mrs- Rex Mills as superintendent; superin-tendent; and a 11 a.m. morning worship. The 16 voice Young Ladies La-dies choir of the Methodist Community Com-munity church has been requested request-ed to repeat their Easter music. Selections will be sung at morning morn-ing service next Sunday, April 8 The sermon will be "Crying for the Living God". A hearty i welcome awaits all who have no ' definite church home. The Pinochle club met Wed-j Wed-j nesday evening with Mrs. R. J. i Contratto. Mrs. Gates P. Christ-; Christ-; ensen, Mrs. George Dahlstrom won prizes and Mrs. T J. Hur-I Hur-I ley was an invited guest. Tasty refreshments were served. A party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nylund on Saturday, March 31, marked the sixteenth birthday of their daughter, Miss ! Betty Forsberg. Those present included Isabell Rose, Jean Jen-j ! sen, Katherine Rekoutis, Bonnie i Jean Johnson. Donna Erickson, Colleen Creedon, Darlene Mor-1 1 ley Carol Pearson, Rosie Gara-1 : nana. Dorothy Gerbich. Orsella , j Preloran, Barbara Mills, Helen Drossos, Mary Sorenson, Maril-! , jyn Wells, Jeanette Groves.