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Show FRIDAY, FEBRUARY PAGE FOUR THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON. UTAH Easing the Burden on that Aching Back j l: u i A Red Cross field director discusses a personal problem with a patient tn the sick bay of a navy transport during "Operation MIKI" maneuvers on the West Coast. Red Cross field workers serve the armed forces wherever they may be. priato poem, Sweethearts on Parade, written by Mrs Willa-dee- n Householder. This drill was the result of work put forth by the Bingham Minerettes. Esperanza Aguayo, .reporter r MINERETTE NEWS The Minerettes presented their Valentine drill February 10th, during the halftime of the Bing-- ! game. It's intro-'ductio- n was the song "Sweet -- hearts" sung by Margy Isbell, ReNee Johnston, Sue Peterson, jand Marlene Diedei ich with Margy Kay Susaeta and Dennis Carrigan featured as the sweet-heart couple. The girls, looking very chic in their heartshaped hats, marched into and out of various forma-tions such as a large spiral and two interweaving circles. The theme, which was "Sweethearts on Parade", was carried out by having the girls form the shape of a heart. While in this forma-tion, the girls hummed the song "Sweethearts" and ReNee John-ston recited a lovely and appro- - Qllfr Smrjljam SulUttn Issued Every Friday at Bingham Canyon, Sail Lake County, Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Bingham Canyon, Utah, Under the Act of March 3, 1879. NATIONAL EDITORIAL-UIAflSTAI-E" ASSOCIATION ASIA10N JOHN ADAMEK. Editor and Publisher GLADYS L. AUAMKK, Assistant Editor Subscription Rate, wx year in advance $2.."U Advertising Rates Furnished on Application Mrs. James Xanthos at 26U i Fork. During the meeting of appreciation were prpJ to the officers and teachers last year. It was announced union meeting would be March 3 at Riverton Sirond There were eight officers teachers and two guests After the meeting ( played with prizes noma, to Joyce Johnsrn, Mrs. Hetty f, leton and Mrs. Willadctn Ho holder. Others present inct Mrs. Virginia Green. Mri. ft Sanderson, Mrs. Selnu Berr Mrs. Evelyn Rawlinjjs. Mrs. el!e Timothy, Mrs. Ruoy lock. Hostesses for the t.Vei were Mrs. Xanthos, Mrs. q, and Mrs. Whitlock. Andre Jean Daniel p0 (Jack Fish) and Danie! Fra Patrick O'Sulliean (Dan Sullii are taking up residence at Miller Apartments thi.; wtek Anion? the Utnhns n ppoii to committees of the Natii Association of Retail Diugg according to word received T day by Sam Harmon, prusi; Utah Pharmaceutical George A. Evans of liubii national utilities comiiuUtY. LOCALNOTES Parker Gray of Rexburg, Ida-visit-ed with friends in Bingham last Thursday evening. An interesting bit of news-- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sparks report their young son, Tommy Lee, age four months, has two teeth. R. G. Benson and daughters, Dorothy and Irene, spent last Saturday at Malad, Idaho. Mrs. Harold W. Nielsen was hostess Tuesday evening to mem-bers of her bridge club. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs. R. J. Smith, Mrs. Eugene Morris and Miss Mabel Neprud. Lovely re- - freshments were served. L. D. S. Primary Preparation meeting was held Thursday ev-ening, February 9 at the home of girls have been enthusiastically gathering rocks for som narcissus bulbs. We will put them in a bowl with some water and watch for the plants to come out. We also have some seeds in our window box which we are anx-ious to see come out of the ground. The first grade Is studying animals. They talked about the she'-- and about the clothes they wore that were made from wool. Last Friday, the first, sec-ond and third grades saw a film about wool. Film strips about spiders, goats and horses were also shown. We were all happy to see the pictures of some of our pupils in the Salt Lake Telegram this week. Delores Aguayo and Mar-vin Cowdell from the sixth grade, Rose Kawaguchi and Joe Costel-l- o from the fifth grade, Georgi-anni- a Rogers from the fourth grade, Richard Gallegos from the second md Mary Archuleta and Julia Ann Sanchez from the first grade. The pupils of the Copperfield school are all doing their part to help the children who are strick-en with polio. A large percent-age of the March of Dimes en-velopes have been returned, many of them with the full of five dimes. On Thursday, February 1G, Mr. Jensen met with the officers of the P-T- The group met to plan for the regular monthly parent-teacher- s meeting and a'so to ac-cept the by-law- s of the regional Again this year children of the Upper Bingham school are fill-ing Red Cross gift boxes to send to needy children of other lands Many e! the boxes are already filled and the children are still bringing many things to fill the rest. UPPER BINGHAM SCHOOL NOTES Valentine. Valentine. The day is gone but the memory lingers on. What fun we had. Everyone sent Valentines to everyone else, j even in different rooms. Each' iroom had a party with so many: lovely refreshments. j The kindergarten s and LARK NEWS Mis. Harold Wells was hostess at a lovely dessert hridgc social Wednesday evening. Gi.ic-.t- s pre-sent wre Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. Robert Sonne, Mrs. Don Willie, Mrs. Walter Abplanalp, Mrs. Art Coffey, Mrs. Richard Rubrigut, Mrs. Max DuBois, Mrs. HollN Peacock, Mrs. Elaine Brownson, Miss Vein Baer, Mrs. W. S. Jones, Mrs. Beit Giles, Mrs. Jack Whitmore, Mrs. Clyde Gillam, Mrs. Bert Thomas and Mrs. Benton Boyd. Prizes at bridge were awarded to Mrs. Coffey arid Mrs. Rubright. Mrs. DuBois received bingo prize. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Horace M. Seal were Mr. and Mrs. Max Seal ami sons, Kent and Craig, of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Draper. ; The 500 club met M unlay, February H as guests f Mrs. Bessie Higlei. A delirious dinner was served after which five hun- - drcd was played. Members pres- - jent were Mrs. Vha S.visit. Mrs. Jennie Ball, Mrs. Milli" Wykert. Mrs. Birnadme Linek, Mrs. Bet-ty Oliver, Mis. Norma Halliday, Mrs. K;t.--i Rostrum and Mrs. Ilia Coombs Prizes were won by Mrs Oliver, first; Mrs. Halliday, cut; and Mrs. sveat, traveling prize. Mr. Fred Fahrni returned to her home Sunday, February 12 from Fountain Green where she attended the funeral services of' her father, George Coombs. Mr. 'ind Mrs. Dallas Draper celebrated their eighth wedding! anniversary Thursday, Feb. 10. A bake sale sponsored by the Lurk school was held Tues-day, February 14 at Lark store. Mrs. Mary Gressmen entertain-ed members of the 500 club Wed- - nesday, February 8. A delightful luncheon was served after which cards were enjoyed. Prizes were won by Mrs. Virginia McCarty, first; Mrs. Betty Kiral, second, and Mrs. Delta Turner of Lehi, house. Others present were Mrs. Olive Allinson, Mrs. Cecily Jack-son, Mrs. Elva Baum, Mrs. Leola Peterson and Mrs. Edna Medley. The Get Together club met Wednesday afternoon as guests of Mrs. Uettia Peterson. A love-ly luncheon was enjoyed after which cards were enjoyed. Mrs. Hilda Grabner and Mrs. Lulu Webb played high. Others pres-ent were Mrs. Zelma Peterson and Mrs. Ella Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball Jr. were Salt Lake City visitors last Friday. Lark Lions club held their re- - gular semi-monthl- y basiness meeting last Monday evening. An interesting talk by James Reed was enjoyed. He also show-ed films of his trip to Europe. Harry Carson of Fairfield re-turned home Wednesday after seven months in Japan. Tragedies of the Stage" The young impresario was positive he could help her. Marie shook her pretty head. "I have had such offers from men before," she said. Read how fame caught up with th. girl from Nebraska. It's in the American Weekly, that great magazine distributed with next Sunday's Los Angeles Ex-aminer. COPPERFIELD I Valuta Nevers Ph. 505W Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke at-tended the wedding of Miss Lor-raine Clinton of Midvab and J. Keith Barker of Copperton at the Avalon ballroom Tuesday evening. Miss Clinton will be re-membered as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Blackie Clinton, formerly of Copperfield. Aha Thorne of Binghum was an overnight guest at the home of Vuleta Nevers Tuesday even-ing. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Bachman and daughter Judy and i,on Bruce of Salt Lake City were week end guests at the home of Bert Whet- - sei. N. L. Garcia and Mary Ellen Whetsel were visitors in West Jordan Monday. Ronnie Burke celebrated his 18th birthday Wednesday even-ing. Among those who helped him celebrate were Bob Edvick, (Gregory Tyson, Neil Wooly, Max Ivie, Albino Lopez, Eddy Vigil, Jack Cowdell and Jimmy Goris. N. G. Nevers was a Sail Lake City visitor Tuesday. He also vis-ited with his son Bill who is at-tending the University of Utah. 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