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Show B I FRIDAY, IWil ' thf RTMCHAM BTTT.T.ETIN. BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH -- -- F PAGE FOUR with them for a spend a few jg per Tassainer before mLB to Vernal. Mr. and Mrs. Elvvood 1 M son visited Memorial dav M relatives in Provo and Sat- City. , ans. returned WMn A? Tassainer and son of V,S spent a week visiting at Chn-to- n heof Mr. and Mr, Williamson. Mrs. Tassainer l.ft Wednesday for Ogden to LOCALNOTES Prenuptial parties honoring Miss Dora Gallegos, June bride-ele- ct include a miscellaneous shower given Saturday evening, May 31 with Mrs. James Abreu as hostess. Miss Margaret Galle-gos, sister of the bride-ele- and Miss Edna Montoya were conos-tes- s. The long white covered ta-ble was centered with a large bouquet of peonies. Among the games played during the even-- ; ing were bingo with the grand prize won by Mrs. Salvador Val-de- z of Copperfield. In the pea-nut game, the team led by Jo-sephine Rubalcava won first prize. Mrs. Edith Melendez took grand prize in the identification game. Highlight of the evening was the Major Bowles program with Edna Montoya acting as mistress of ceremonies Once more Mrs. Valdez took the prize. Participating on the program were Dora Gallegos, Mrs. Mel-endez, Zenida Aguayo and Sister Esperanza, Mrs. Benny J. Mon-toya, Miss Rubalcava. Ruth and t;io: ia Leyba. Idelle Klunizol and Eleanor Gallegos. Mrs. Tony Gallegos was hos-tess June 1 at a miscellaneous shower given in honor of her daughter Dora at her home at 195 Main. The bride-ele- re-ceived many lovely gifts. Miss Gallegos will become the bride of Tonv Gonzales in rites sol-emnized June 6 at 10 a.m. "at Holy Rosary church. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans and daughter Carolyn spent Memor- - ial dav week-en- d with relatives and friends at Malad, Ida. Miss Maydell Ward, niece of Mr. Ev- - of Mr. and ening at the home Mrs. Alfred Gonzales Mrs Star Cowdell and cnua ren visited Friday at the of Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Co Colleen and La Wain Cow are visaing in Sandy with their ndiarents. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Israel "Martin spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Altud Gonzales. He has just reoW been released from St. Marks hospital where he underwent an. P"Walt"r Johnso- n- Salesman For the Golden Rule- "- He was the idol of two generations a. quiet, modest man who loved aa job and believed in treating the other fellow a little better than he expected. You can read tnis, story of a man among men in the American Weekly, the mag-azine distributed with next Sun-day's Los Angeles Examiner O : copperfield : Valeta Nevers Phone 505W e 0 Mr. and Mrs. John Manos and Alex Saltas left last week to visit with friends and relatives a t Philadelphia, Pa. They plan to return June 25. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Nevers visited Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pul-ley of American Fork Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leather-woo- d left Thursday for their summer vacation. They plan to visit Portland, Ore., Seattle, Wash., and San Francisco. They also plan to visit with friends and relatives in Inglewood and Hawthorne, Calif. Mrs. Frank McCormick of Blithe, Ida., has spent the past week visiting at the home of her daughter and son-in-la- Mr. and Mrs. William H. Palmer. She plans to return to her home Fri-day. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Robert-son were Mr. and Mrs. P. Niel-so- n and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krops. Mr. and Mrs. N. G- Nevers were Salt Lake visitors Monday. Later they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pulley. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whetsel and daughter Mary Ellen returned Wednesday from a very enjoy-able visit with Harvey Helms of Areata. Calif. Mrs. Gordon Jackson and small son of Richmond, Calif., visited Wednesday with old friends and relatives in Copperfield. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gonzales of Garfield visited Monday ev- - utyi? Itngbam Sullrtin lisued Every Friday at Bingham Canyon, Salt Lalce County. Utah. Entered ai Second Class Matter, at the Post Office at Bingham Canyon, Utah. Under the Act of March 3. 1879. astJBBf NATIONAL DITORIAL JOHN ADAMEK, Editor and Publisher Subscription Rate, per year in advance $2.50 Advertising Deadline Wednesday Afternoon Advertising Kates Furnished on Application Gwen Cook spent the week-end in Elsinore as guest of Kay Neilsen- Mirror club enjoyed a swim-ming party at Saratoga Monday. Those attending were Joyce Gressmen, Myrlene Wilcox, Bet-ty Heki, Donna Reed, Jayne Big-jer- , Kaye Abplanalp and Beverly Seal. Evelyn Kinsley was unable to attend because of illness and Darlene Hunt returned home to, California. The wedding of Geraldine Du-mon- t, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Dumont of Butterfield canyon to Carl Floyd Wogan, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wogan will takfl place Friday, June 6. A re-ception this evening at the Ava-lo- n ballroom will honor the couple, : lark : Bevorly Seal. Ph. 901J1 Mrs. Gene Peterson and son Kurby of Midvale were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. W Peterson for a few days They returned home Wednesday. Donna Reed spent the week-end in Richfield where she was guest of Garth Mickelsen's par-- i ents. Beverly Seal was honored 8J being one of the bridesmaids at the Donna Throckmorton-Do- n Deakin wedding reception Wed-nesday evening at Bingham LDS church. Roland Peterson of Southgate, Calif., has been visiting with friends and relatives the past few days. Roland WSS prisoner of war in Japan, having been captured when Wake island was taken at the beginning of the war. His many friends and rela-- I lives were very happy to see him looking as well as he does after the ordeal he went through. Ro-land is the brother of Wallace Peterson. family of Salt Lake City were guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Marv Melich. Nick, a form-er resident here, is working at present at ZCMI in Salt Lake City Mr- and Mrs Mike Church of Bingham are the pruud parents of a daughter born last Sunday at St. Mark's hospital. Sam Olsen, who has been a resident of Highland Boy for the past three years, left Tuesday for Phoenix, Ariz., where he has ac-- 1 cepted a position with the Dia-mond drilling company. While here he was employed by the U. S. Smelting, Refining and Mining company Lester Rice returned to High-land Boy Tuesday after spend-ing 30 days at Ruth, New He is now employed by Kennecott Copper corporation. Our most deepest sympathies this week are extended to Mrs. Charles Bnmhall and family in their recent loss and sorrow. Loved and trusted by all who knew Mr. Brimhall, his memory will long remain with us- His willing and helpful spirit in mak-ing our community a better place, in which to live will always be appreciated And so to a lost miner's widow nnd family we ex-tend our heartfelt sympathy. I 'highland boy; Mario Aizelio Mr. and Mrs. George Piedmont of Casper, Wyo., were overnight guests Fridy at the home of Mary Loverieh. During their visit they were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Milka Smilan-ich- . Also visiting with them was Mr. and Mrs. Steve Savieh and daughter Mildred of Tooele Pete Chanak, son of Mr ami Mrs. Ray Chanak was a week-end visitor at the home of his parents. He is now residing in Salt Lake City. Enjoying an outing at Liberty park Friday were Mrs. Jim and grandson Norman, Mrs Tony Azzelio and granddaughter Josephine and Attelio Azelio The group also enjoyed visiting with many old friends and form-er neighbors. John Bohc, son of Mr and Mrs. Niek Bolic and student at LDS business college the past year, temporarily abandoned studies Friday lor a much needed sum-me- r vacation. During his college career John was elected as a re-presentative for all out of the city students, and is a member of the student council. He is plan-ning to return to school in Sep-tember. Congratulations are being sent this week to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sloan, who are the proud parents Of an eight-poun- daughter born Sunday at St. Mark's hospital Mis Sloan, former resident here will be remembered as the form-er Helen Uzelac. Rose Arko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Arko and a recent graduate of Bingham high school has accepted a position with the Bingham Merc. Miss Arko re-ports that her work is most plea-sant and rather interesting. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Melich and veterans! Mail us a envelope today - if you're interested in buyinfl one of these vehielts. 1 USED VEHICLES! w"Pn 0,oup i f.Mp I Group 1I. Pickup rr.n, Group 7. Motorcycle. SS carr r and panl in Group 8. Scooter. l"j to Group 2. Dump truckl, Group 9. Command, rcon and Group Ion 3. Cargo, and combination carryall. U tak and platform truckt, Vt to Group 10. Pottngr can and ita. IB JVj ton. tion wagon. H Group 4. Truck tractor., 1V4 to JVl ( TrajUr, u ,0 , ,on Group 12. Houto traiUri. I Group 5. Bomb itrvict. (All in ud condition and om in nttd of repair) IDENTIFY TYPE WANTED BY GROUP NUMBER I Only - On. P.. P.r.on - At tow ft For .el. to World War II V.l.ran. Available - In Fern... ,, M , - limit.d Quantity of Each TyP. V...ran. D..iring to Buy. Eligibility to purcha.. wll be d.t.rm.n.d by , , Envelop. Drawing" and will b. limited to only the., veteran, who ha. NOT pr.vlou.ly purchated am itm. Xsml OIL YOU DO I and addr... plainly on a .tamp.d .nv.lop.. 1 Print your nam. 2 Indicate in upp.r left hand corn.r of .nv.lop. th. typ. of v.hicl. yog are int.r.it.d in-- by group numb.r at lilted above. 3 Place .nv.lop." in onoth.r envelope and moil to WAA M Cuitom.r S.rvk. C.nt.r litt.d b.low. 4 If you ar. inl.r..t.d in mor. than on. typ. of v.hicl., mail a t.parati M .nv.lop. for .ach typ. d.iir.d being cor.ful to d.iignot. typ. vehicle ) numb.r in upp.r left hand corner of H you wont by cornet group .nv.lop. 5 CAUTION: You will be diiqualified if your envelop, earri.i more than S on. group numb.r or you lubmit mor. than on. envelope for each type of v.hicl. 6 Eligibl nvlopi will be iortd by group numbr and th itatet of Region tah, Nevada, and Idaho. A m.mbe of an importial Yet-- ; eran'i Committ will draw .nv.lop.1 at random from a teleclor bo for each group on a p.rc.ntag. r.pr.i.ntativ. of veteran population . from the thr.. Itat.i. Env.lop.i drawn will b. r.turn.d to i.ndr with M nclotod "iign.d admittanc. card," Hating when and wh.r. doiirod M typ. of v.hicl. may b. purchoi.d and giving d.tailed information an H price, condition, etc. S 7. To purchoi. th.i. Veteram It.mi you need: (a) Signed Ad- - minion Card, (B) Honorabl. Discharg. Pap.n, or Satiifactory Evidenco of R.turn to Inaetlv. Duty Statui. Bring both to the tale. You do not M need any other certification. 8. Env.lop.1 not drawn will b. retained for at I. ait ninety dayi. If mori M vehiclei become available, further drawing! will be held. 9 If your envelop, ii not drawn within nin.ty dayi, it will b. rturnd to you. Be prepared to pay cath, and tak delivery. Thete "Veteram It.mi" may not be purchaied for r.tal. FIRST DRAWING - JUNE 16, 1947 I Future drawingi will b. h.ld ai it.mi become available. I SEND ENVELOPE TO: ,1 CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER 't'fjjj 1710 South Redwood Road, fildg. 3 - Phone 5UG J P. O. Bex 3220 Salt Lake City 13, Utah FINE TAILORING Expert Repairing FOSSEN CLEANERS & DYERS Ail Garment Insured Free Pick-U- p and Delivery Service 64 W. Center Midvale Phone Mid. 15 $ yi. Be sure to hear j th new Electric Hour 1 I "HOUR OF CHARM" I II ALL-GIR- L ORCHESTRA fa under the direction of M I W PHIL SPITALNY EVERY SUH DAY J. tt Brought to you by f Wj UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Vy HUGH BERNECKER PRESENTS JOSE MANERO AND HIS ALTENITAS CELEBRATED MEXICAN ARTISTS IN A PROGRAM OF DANCE MOODS FEATURING ROSALE PROSCH, LOIS TREADWELL, PETER NELSON, JOAN VTCKERS SOUTH HIGH AUDITORIUM FRIDAY JUNE 13 815 P.M. TICKETS $2.00, $1.65, $1.20, 60c (Tax Included) TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE AT THE BINGHAM BULLETIN OFFICE OR GLEN BROS. MUSIC STOR. Salt Lake City YOUR CAR WE WILL W Tune--up engine Flush cooling system and tighten ail hose con-nections Inspect shock absorbers, adjust and add fluid if needed Lubricate chassis completely Adjust brakes and add fluid if needed In- - TCHEL. spect steering and adjust Wfm if needed ( heck wheel t35l alignment Road test car. CANYON MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Ford Dealer "Quality With Economy" Bingham Canyon "J"3!SSM!i 7 LEFT is RIGHT ON THE HIGHWAY That's right! When you must walk on the highways in rural or suburban areas, always walk on the left side of the road-fac- ing traffic. There is plenty of reason for this. In Utah last year no one was killed walking on the highways facing traffic, but 7 were killed while walking with traffic Many more in this type of Mf. Motoris- t- ac"dent 'oe their lives at night than during daylight hours. iA aSSUmC yU a" safe when walkin on the highway-s- JZm ZZ yU. are hard 10 8ee' Then t0-th-e PicabIe hit' I IZJ are "d:nin dn,Ver is 9tiI1 t 'e-h- is numbers and his victims 2L toheTr f r yUr Wn 8ake,n hihw walk lorrow. C'ng tra8iC bf 8lert t0 " aliVC OBSIRVI ALL TRAFFIC RULIS C 0VoDU.R, pC;, "r TH,$ ,$ WTAH'$ CINTINN,A, 'T SAFI FOR OUUHLVES AND FOR OUR CUlSTS DON 1 TAKI CHANCIS Prprd by rh Utih Star. TUw D ' 1 Gingham Bulletin COPPER GATE 54 Main Street ICE COLD BECKER AND FISHER BEER ON TAP ALSO EASTERN BEER IN BOTTLES OPEN FROM 10:30 A.M. TO 1:00 A.M. Carrie Doyle and Jack Nichols Tfilil Til ItltMIt f IIIUIII m MUI If IHlITt mm miiiiii m J Hm im COME TO THE MIDWAY SERVICE FOR ARC WELDING ACETYLENE WELDING, BRAZING AND TIRE VULCANIZING GREASING AND LUBRICATION OF ALL KINDS MIDWAY SERVICE JERRY and FAT HURLEY PHONE 12 |