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Show THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Eight Family dinner honors Mrs. Thomas Ewell, Patricia Brady, Lavon Ryan and Annie Smith. A family dinner on Tuesday evening at the Ed Thomas home, honored Mrs. Thomas on Miners Auxiliary Miners Union Auxiliary met last Wednesday evening in the Union Hall, with President La-RFox conducting. After a regular meeting has been disposed of, a social hour was enjoyed with Bingo furnishing the entertainment. High score was won by Vola Nevers, the cut prize, Mildred Davis, and the raffle by Mrs. Fox. Hostess for the evening was Elva Webb, and she served tasty refreshments. her birthday anniversary. A turkey dinner, with all the trimmings was enjoyed by family members, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Finch of Payson; Mrs. Irene Finch, John S. Finch, Provo; Mrs. Ethel Finch and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Finch, Orem; Mrs. Charlotte White, Goshen, Mr .and Mrs. Howard Jensen, Tooele and Mr. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was presented with a beautiful birthday cake, and was the recipient of many lovely gifts. WS Christian Service Womens Society of Chris- tian Service met last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. ue Rowena Hanks. President Farren presided. The devotional was given by Vola Nevers. A business session was held and further plans were made for the bazaar, which is to be held Nov. 11, in the Memorial Building, (details given in another part of the paper) After the business of the meeting had been taken care of, the hostess served refreshments to those named and to Pansy Treloar, Myrtle Theriault, Virginia Randle, Frances Al-lie- ne Bridge Club Mrs. George Finch of the Bride entertained Club at her San-taqu-in last home Thurs- day evening. Eureka members October 30, 1964 making the trip to Santaquin were Mrs. Minnie Painter, Mrs. of cards. Frank Peart, Mrs. Don Giles, Rhoda Bell, Mrs. Melvin Hansen, and Mrs. William Paxm&n. Others attending were Mrs. Dean Rose and Mrs. Gerald Aitken. Mrs. Ted Johnson, Mrs. Alliene Farren, Mrs. Dee Clement and a special guest, Mrs. Irene Peterson of Santaquin. Prizes were won by Mrs. Farren, high score; Mrs. Clet; Mrs. Giles, honment, ors; and Mrs. Peart, consolation. At the close of the card games, the hostess served tasty refreshments. all-cu- Club Mrs. Oscar Erickson entertained the 500 Club at a local cafe last Thursday afternoon. Luncheon was served at 1:00 p.m., followed by an afternoon 500 Prizes were won by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrew were in Salt Lake on Sunday, spending the day with adaugh-te- r and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Riggs. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chriss Sorensen in Mammoth, during the week, were family members Mr. and Mrs. Chriss Sorensen, Jr., and son, of Burbank, Calif.; Alan Sorensen, Oakland, Calif.; and Norman Keeley Glendale, California. They left for their homes on Friday. Web's leraesft road system Csurvomig Soft It is reasonable to assume that Utahs Interstate Highway system is the largest single road building project in the state. After all, it highways nearly 1000 miles of multi-lan- e 15 for needed years extending from border to border. During the construction, an estimated 15 million tons of rock and earth will be moved. will-provid- e Surely, this is the largest. Actually, it isnt! In terms of volume of material handled, the largest is in the limited area of the Bingham Canyon Mine, where Kennecott men and machines are remodeling nature. They are carving a road trucks which are replacing trains system for giant 65 and n in hauling overburden to the dumps. In just 18 months, more than 20 million tons of material have been moved in this one phase of Kennecotts $100 million expansion program to increase copper production. The Kennecott expansion program, typified by road construction at the mine, stands as a prime example of what private enterprise means to Utah. Kennecotts policy of reinvestment assures' maximum life for copper production from the Bingham Canyon mine. This investment will pay dividends to the people of Utah in economic benefits that aro basic to our the form of long-terstate's economy. 85-to- EfiommosQBQ (StoJpJpQZ m Utah Copper Division |
