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Show fif SUPPLEMENT our I - - "Tr S? PHONE 91 WLark Notes VIa KS'ham attended, the wed-T- T- I I, Snesday of Mr. I evening 1 IfJi brother, Wayne Sonne, ft Phyllis Taylor at Mag-- I reception followed. I fAnd Mrs. Verner Brynolf I (.j daughters left Thursday ey-- I :nfor a y vacation trip I fwrnd Vs. Melvin Brogden I L Tuesday evening for Texas I I j Oklahoma for two weeks. I I and Mrs. Merl Towers left I to make their home in West Jordan were Harold Drap- er and son, Norval; Clyde Crump and son, Cal; Bert Thorpe and son, Duane; Wallace Peterson and son, Blaine; Mrs. James Reed, Mrs. Leland Nielson, Mrs. Wal-lace Peterson and D. A. Thomas. Txie Lark Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Harold Nielsen m Copperton Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs. Thomas Hatch, Mrs. Robert Sonne, Mrs. Marie Peter-son. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Blaney are making their home in Lark. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Salt Lake City were dinner guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their home in Lark after July 1. Mr. Smith is employed in the office of the U. S. Smelt-ing Refining and Mining com-pany. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Thomas and daughter, Norma, accompan-ied by Miss Winona Peterson, Miss Ilene and Miss Ruth Thom-as and Miss Maxine Jenkins of Newton, Utah, enjoyed a picnic iin City creek canyon Tuesday night. Lureka, Utah, after spending the past, year in Lark. Vacationing for two weeks in Los Angeles are Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Chnstensen and daughter, Peggy. . Mrs. Floyd Reed was hostess at a one o clock luncheon Mon-day. Present were Mrs. Devere1 Coombs, Mrs. Thomas Blocko-vic- h and Mrs. Clarence Ball. The afternoon was spent playing five hundred. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hatch spent several days last week fishing in vernal. Maurine and Darlene Morley spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-ence Ball Those attending the Seagull Girls graduation today at River-to- n are Mrs. Lester Hunt and daughter, Darlene; Mrs. Roy Wil-cox and daughter, Myrlene; Mrs. Jessie Nielsen, Mrs. Clem Bates and Mrs. Earl Bigler. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Clark left Tuesday for Seattle, Wash., to make their home. Mr. Clark has accepted employment there, Among those present last Fri-day at the West Jordan LDS stake Boy Guides graduation at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steele of Copperfield, were Tooele vis-itors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Nevers of Copperfield attended funeral ser vices for Mrs. Nevers' father, William Green, at Schofield Tues-day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bul-lock also went to Schofield for the services. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sabin of Pleasant Grove and Mr. and Mrs. John Rudman of Schofield visited Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bullock in Copperfield. Expected home sometime this week-en- d from a two-wee- k va-cation in Los Angeles is Miss Eileen Erickson, a clerk at the J. C. Penney store. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patrick. Gary and DeVon, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray and daughter, Carma Jean, returned Sunday from a four-da- y stay at Fish Lake. Visiting for two or three weeks in Price are Jimmie and Paul Erz, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Erz, who left Saturday with an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mm. Woodrow Mickelsen of Draper, and are guests at the home of another uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mickelsen. (B' ingham 17 TREAT YOUW FAMILY TO THEIR FAVORITE 3 MtktHwlth 'XZjxiAI.LttLLajkiiuawSLj iu.ua FA The Spry kind that 3 Pounds 57c ) im icciM s& melts w your moutt One Pound 21c fMkMM met m rnvQwcc niinxv MWfflmMitffirr H (I --7 fl. 2 For Specially Priced and Displayed at Stores Listed Below: SAFEWAY STORES INC. Bingham Canyon DOWD'S CASH GROCERY Bingham Canyon BINGHAM MERCANTILE COMPANY Bingham Canyon CHRIST'S GROCERY Bingham Canyon COPPERTON CASH MARKET Copperton LARK MERCANTILE COMPANY Lark WELLS GROCETERIA Bingham Canyon I what makes VibFMim, TIRENOISE II and Car Rumble When a tire-trea- d made up of blocks of rubber If I rolls over the road, you get a bumping action I f I (illustration above) which cause noise and sets if I up vibration. Jj INEW Scientific Tire Tread Give you 'SILENT RIDE J I J With no out-juttin- g knobs of tread to bump the pavement, f I vibration vanishet. Rumbling, humming, and many body f I noises disappear. Moreover, the ttraight-lin- e traction of this I tire enables you to pull straight through mud and sand like I no old-styl- e tread ever wouldl 4 Take An Amazing -- FREE Demonstration Ride on This New $0t$$S TIRE lA uli Hn vhit weU $how yuI--) stppn fa II pavemenii brakes jammed cm at 30 miles ft , ,lM an hour stopping without a gn of skid or U ' lvMrtl swerve atopping car length quicker than you ll'illJll Hi II ever thought could be done. (2) Pulling through S II II I I mud or .and that you wouldn't expect any tire till ffllto the pull-pu- lling raight through without MlWlwWJl rear-en- d ide-.h- p that dangerou. ( I) The WlffW contort of truly SILENT, vibrauonlew nde. q25 Com tn TODAYI GATES sMSf TIRE Canyon Motor Co. PUn xv Main & Markham John and William Motis re-turned Saturday from a 10-d-stay in Hankinson, N.D. |