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Show H FRIDAY, MAY I PAGE EIGHT THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH jmjgg-- 1 W Army Regulars Enjoy Winter Sports in Europe It seemi at though this Regular hasn't learned the fine art of skiing, but Im' having a lot of fun trying! The Regular Army offers trovel opportunities tu qualified civilians, 17 to 34 years of age, inclusive. "The Guardian of Victory" is the man with a secure future. bridal party and Mr. and Mrs. Shelley, parents of the bride, and Mf and Mrs. Nelson, parents of the bridegroom, A reception hon- - i nin,; the couple followed. A tnred weddini cake and sweet pi at, fern and lighted tapers centered the lace banquet cloth. Shelley Nelson Wedding In a double ring ceremony Tuesday evening. April 23. in Memory House. Memory Grove, by Uishop Otis Sweat of Heber, Miss Gail Shelley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne I. Shelley, became the bride of Jack K. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mr... W L, Nelson- The bride wore a gown 01 white satin with a beaded net yoke, long tapered sleeves and net skirt entrain with a lace scalloped fingertip veil caught to a halo of orange blossoms. She carried a b mqut-- t of Johanna Hill roses and sweet peas. MiSS Joan Nelson was m aid of honor. Her gown was of peach Mim Donna Myers, in blue, and Mi.., Nnrma Shelley in white, were bridesmaids. Barbara Nelson in aqua, was flower girl. Jack Bee was best man lor the bridegroom In the receiving line were the ANNOUNCING THE RETURN OF LOUIE SIMONS I RESTAURANTEER DELUXE. HIS MANY FRIENDS WILL REMEMHER HIM BECAUSE OF HIS EXCELLENT MANAGEMENT OF THE PASTIME CAFE WHEN HE WAS HERE BEFORE. COME IN AND TRY HIS EXCELLENT COOKING AND VARIED MENU. SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT CHOW MEIN PASTIME CLUB BILL CROW, Owner and Manager Phone 50 198 Main Street REMEMBER THE V-- E DAY DANCE WEI). 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Kitchen Craft Company of Utah 823 First Avenue Salt Lake City, Utah Phone WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE BINGHAM CLUB BECKERS AND FISHERS BEER ON TAP SANDWICHES AND SHORT ORDERS John Feraco, Prop. "IT PAYS TO PAY CASH" THIS WEEK SPECIALS SMOKED HAM KNUCKLES, LB. 22c SAUER KRAUT, LB. 7c Bath's Black Hawk BRA U N SCH W I EG E R, MORTADELLA, SALAMI, POUND 31c PEPPERONI, LB. 55c AMERICAN CHEESE, LB. 39c JACK CHEESE, LB. 37c KIPPERED SALMON. LB. 61c FRESH FISH AND POULTRY Lendaris Meat Market Bingham Canyon Phone 377 J. S. NOBLE, MGR. MEAT DEPT. 1. Program Subject GREATER To Change , I 'I J J JJ Ca 61 J ill or -- 46 Withot 1 I TP p for any Notice. APRIL-MA- Y information-- SUN. MON. TUES. WEO THURS. FRI 5 - g 9 uV il As w great a picture as LEAVE Great fti as f JOHN MAUREEN WtLLlAM I HER T0 HEAVEN with the Every child, regardless Wit (THAilA BOIX same star. Gene Tiernev . ge, 20 Minutes of News and jn 1:30 6:45 9:00 Cava,d; of Archery "FAST COMPANY" Matinee Wednesday at 1 :30 BINGO SATURDAY AT WHEN IN COPPERTON STOP IN AT VAUN'S SERVICE STATION AND FILL UP WITH PEP 88 GAS AND OIL ALL KINDS OF GREASING AND LUBRICATION BOYD ANDERSON, PROP. nmmmmmmmwmmmTumm n i -- mi ... . J L ! LOCA L NOTES Mr and Mrs Henry Marks had as dinner guests Saturday evening Mrs. Lucy Marks, Miss Mary Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mark; The occasion' was Henry Mark's birthday. Mrs. Joseph Timothy spent last week with Mrs. Don Car- - penter and family of Murray Women's Society of Christian Service held a Silver tea last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ernest Prigmorc. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnson of j Tooele spent the week-en- d with hs Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs Vein M Skinner. Week-en- d guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kemp of Midvale was Mrs. Sadie Chesler. Seagull girls met Wednesday evening at the home of Alice Cunningham to prepare for grad-uation from primary in about two weeks After the meeting dainty refreshments were served by Mrs. Cunningham to the fol-lowing girls: Jeniel Boren, Mar-ilyn Thorne, Janice Hocking, Connie Rae Mathis and Sandra Kenner. O Mr and Mrs. Wilbur C. Thom-as had as dinner guests Satur-day evening Mr. and Mrs, Wayne H mussen of Hunter and Mr and Mrs. Alma Mantle. Reah Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vei n M. Skinner, cele-brated her eighth birthday last Wednesday with a delightful party Prizes at games were won by Marilyn Nelson and Richard Boy lei. There were 17 guests in attendance Bingham LDS MIA ward held their closing social in Butterfield canyon Tuesday evening The outdoor canyon party was plan-ned under the direction of Mrs. Winn Raby, president YWMIA, assisted by Mrs- A. G. Woodland, Mrs. Leonard L. Miller and Miss Virginia Harris. A large attend-ance enjoyed games and delic-ious refreshments. Mr. and Mrs Harold SturgiU and family were Wednesday ev-ening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Wilbur C. Thomas. Mrs. Clarence Rills and dau-ghter, Marian Carol, of Vernal are visiting ; few days with Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bills Nu I club were entertained last Wednesday at the home oi Mrs- Elliott W. Evans. Invited guests were Mrs Harold W Niel-sen and Mis Max DuBois of Lark. Prizes were won by Mrs. Winn Raby and Mabel Nepi ud. UGIG club were guests last Thursday evening of Mrs. Fran-cis J- Quinn. Five hundred was played with prizes going to Mrs jjohn Anderson. Mrs. John Osoro and Mrs. Tory Tobiason A late luncheon was served. Mrs. Blanche Callisto and children of Crosby, Minn., ar-rived Sunday to spend a month with her parents, Mr and Mis W. V. Lipsey. Mr and Ml Wilbur ( ' Tim mas and family spent Tuesda with Mrs Thomas parents, Mr. and Mrs H H, Oust of Copper-ton- , Mrs. Rodney Porter of Salt Lake City arrived Sunday to ; visit until Thursday with her parents, Mr and Mrs J O. Ras-musse- Valene Rasmussen entertained Monday evening at a surprise party honoring Beverly Beard on her 15th birthday. Those pres-ent were Maurine Morley, Mer- - iam Peterson, Carol Murano, Mary Pappasideris, Meha Furgis. Beverly and Valerie Help Yollr Neighbor was played with priz-es going to Meriam Peterson, Carol Murano and Mary Pappa-sideris, after which a delightful luncheon was served. A beauti-ful birthday cake centered the table. Mrs. J. O. Rasmussen and Mrs, Rodney Porter assisted Val- - ene with the party. To Mr. and Mrs. C E. Adderley: I wish to congratulate you on your fiftieth wedding anniver-sary. May each one be sweeter than the last. MEMORIES Though the outside world knew them not, Their lives and actions were such as kept them friendly ,With themselves and the world in which they moved. iThey did not follow the clamor of the world, but walked Calmly in their own path. With, a host of friends who loved them for what they are. I am thankful for being one of these friends and for time's olden memories that are good and sweet-Ma-the evenings twilight find them gentle still. When we look back through the years to our younger days, And remember how they shared our cares and joys, And made life brighter by the smile in their eyes. They laughed when they knew you were gay and smiled when the breaks came your way. They are always staunch and true The kind of folks they are to you. You knew when they took your hand, Here are folks that understand. They felt the throb of your heart in pain And longed for the time t'would heal again. When the shadows came your way They would help you to a bright-er day, They will never be forgotten For their help and aid are fresh in memory sweet. They are a part of our lives we cherish Without them so much would be incomplete -- Sincerely, Edward Heather - LARK NEWS Beverly Seal. Ph. 901J1 Mrs Horace M. Seal, Mr. and Mrs Thomas P. Walker and dau-ghter Marsha, Mrs. Leland Niel-sen and daughter, Virginia, mo-tored to Provu last Friday to see the posture parade. After enjoy-ing the events of the day they motored to Genola to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Draper, former-ly of Lark. Mr and Mrs. Max Seal of Mid vale were week-en- d visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Horace M Seal. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Walk-er were Tuesday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs James Bowles of Herriman. Mrs. Carrie Reed and Mrs.' Fred Walker of Lovell, Wyo., left last Friday evening by plane for Butte, Mont. Marsha Walker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P- Walker, celebrated her 6th birthday April 17 with a delightful party. 12 guests enjoyed cake and ice cream and favors. Later in the evening ice cream and cake were enjoyed by her relatives. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Le-- ! Vaughn Alfred Christensen wish to express their thanks and ap-preciation to their many friends for their sympathetic expres-- j sions, messages of condolence and for the beautiful floral offer-ings. Ada Christensen John E. Christensen Mrs. Alice Mitchell and family. One Of Utah's Forgotten Mines There are many mines that have sprang up from time tu time that could rightfully be called "forgot-ten mines." These are the nrines which pro-duce ores but don't quite make the grade when It comes to paying di-vidends to stockholders or hand-some returns to individual owners. Of the great number of prospects, there only a few which really be-come great mines An example Is the Park City Con- - solldated property at Park City. Based on the amount of tonnage mined, the company from 1929 to 1939 was one of the Utah'3 leading producers. During this period, how-ever, the metal content of the ore was only .sufficient to pay the normal operating expenses and the stockholder received no return on his investment. The company produced from the; Park City property over the period, ores valued at $3, 788,255. CI of which 12,021,727.86 was paid to labor in wages, compensation in-surance, social security and uneni--1 ployment taxes; $1,270,000 was spent for supplies and equipment, insurance, power and $120,000 paid In taxes and $387,842.17 paid for; freight and umpires on ore sales, Here is an example where virtual-ly all the money produced wa spent here. Then along came a slight increase in costs and the property was forced to close down and is still closed down. Generally the mining industry of l)tah spends 90 cents of every dollar's worth ofl ore mined here in the state. The company, however, Is stag-ing a comeback in Missouri where it recently developed a lead prop-erty. |