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Show I: i f f. I FRIDAYjuly , j PAGE FOUR THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH guests SundaTLliTr i Mr. and Mrs McC0 Loretta and Evefc, of Salt Lake Cjg Mr and Mrs. Lloyd J. Houston and .son Bobby had as dinner by Mrs. Flossie Raper. lOtheS present were Mrs. Ilia Coombs. M. Edna Medley Mrs. ILeola Peterson, Mrs. Jennie Ball, Mrs. Alice Trujillo, Mrs. Elva Baum and Mrs. Virginia McCar-t- v A light luncheon was served. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Jacob and Murial Colton of Vernal vis-aed Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Zelma Peterson Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Dee Coombs were Mr. and M'-- s Lee Colton and Mrs. Rena Carower of Hazelton, Idaho., Mrs O. A. Sonne and grand-daughter Sara Lee of San Fran- -' cisco Calif., are visiting with her son, Robert Sonne and Mrs. Son- - ne and family. o of records by Rachnaminoff and other gifts. Sandra Rushtoii of Salt Lake three day ftith1" Cay spent Reed. grandmother, Mrs. Carrie. Mrs. Ramon M'Y'V'S has bufl visiting m relatives the past weeK. enjoyed a Lions club 'steak fry Monday. Juno 27 a th and Mrs. Ja k Ci-n- c. home of Mr. were Co mn iiMo Special guests Lrs Greenwood and RW.Pn jsident J. A. Coffey was in chat g.. About thirty were present Leora Hemmingsen lelt Fnui to visit in Union with hei aun ;md uncle, Mr. and Mrs. dim Mr'and Mrs. Coy Beckstron. of West Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foist spent Friday and Saturday at Bifi Cottonwood. Isabel" Abn-- left Friday to u it her sister in Salt Lake Ut. Mrs. li.-tt- Kiral and Mrs. Vera Conti entertained Tuesday at the Laik Heights community ha 1 at a shower honoring Mrs. Ueu Nicoletti. Five hundred and coot-ie wore plaved. Fust prizes were won by Mrs. Olive AKmsnn and Mrs. Sieve Kalipetsis and low prizes to Mrs. Millie Wykert and Mrs. Lena Austin. IIou.se prize !ael (iiles; "Weeping Willows" by Shirley Sonne; "Minuet in G" by 'Gary Whitmore; "In the Gypsy; (Camp" and "From A Birch Ca-- j noe" by Ann Christie; "Anitra's Dance" by Jack Sandstrom;j "Hungarian Dance No. 7" by Mary Lou Ball; "Theme from So- - nata III" by Ronald Kastehc; "Minuet" by Sherry Lancaster; "Scarf Dance" by Clyde August-- 1 son; "Dance Caprice" by Dona Linck; "Four Chopin Preludes, No. 7, 0, 11 and 20" by Jov Seal; "Valse No. I" by Carol Steel; "Prelude in D Minor" by RaNae Halliday; "Romance" by Sandra Layeock; "Prelude in C Minor" by Ann DuBois; "Polonaise" by Mrs. Coffey. After the recital, students pre-sented Mrs. Coffey with an album! ' ' : lark : Joy Seal 901 Jl Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Horn of Salt Lake City visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pearson. Mr. Horn was also guest speaker at the Lark LDS ward. Mrs. Pear son is a daughter of ?li. and Mrs. Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Ma Seal and son Craig of Midvale were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Seal and lamily. Nelva Peterson returned home Monday after a month's visit with her prandparonts, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hardcastle and relatives and fiiends of Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. James Kced call-ed their daughter, Sonya Reed from New York City stating that they had just arrived from their trip to European countries. They expect to arrive home Monday or Tuesday, July 4 or 5. Missi-- s Donna Reed and Bev-erly Seal and Louis Ault and Harry Carson, both of Cedar Fort motored to the James Reed ranch at Oakley Saturday after which they attended a chickaree! at American Fork canyon. ' PIANO RECITAL Piano students of Mrs. Josie Coffey were heard in recital Sun-- ! day evening, June 20 at 8 p.m. at Lark school auditorium. The pro-gram included: "April Showers" by Russell Thomas; "The Band Is Playing Dixie" and "Criss Cross" by Sha-ron Fahrni; "Spinning Song" bv Robert Sonne; "Harp Sounds" and "Rosamunde Air" by Diane! Reed; "Jolly Darkies" by Mich-- 1 Issued Every Friday at Bingham Canyon, Salt Lake County, Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Bingham Canyon. Utah. Under the Act of March 3. I879. NATIONAL CDITORIAl JOHN ADAMEK. Editor and Publisher GLADYS L. ADAMEK, Assistant Editor Subscription Kale, per year in advance $2.50 Advertising Kates Furnished on Application tn Series E through The pj8 Plan. IX io VEARyste OWN SAVINGS Bonds X? $8,650 MATCBITI J5 SOMEONE OUGHTA TELL 1M ! ( WE GOTTA STOP T- - ' V CIMME THAT BUCKET ) f I, " rilT ixQuicKLw" y' h i FOURTH OF JULY doing somewhere over the Fourth of July? If you are, then plan your trip safely. Hut even it you stay homo, keep safety in mind for the Fourth of July holiday one of the most dangerous week ends of the year. That is the advice of the National Safety Council, which is coordinating a nationwide campaign to hold down the usual upsurge of accidental deaths during the Independence Day celebration. One hundred and thirty national organizations, as well as state and city public officials, are cooperating in the effort. Motor vehicle accidents lead the list of holiday hazards, the Council said. Drowning from swimming and fishing acci-dents is the second biggest risk. Other deaths are due to fire-works and firearms, sunstroke and heat exhaustion, food poisoning, falls and miscellaneous accidents. ' The deat htoll for the month of July last year was 8,700, the council said. While it is imios.siblo to determine the exact number of deaths from all causes occurring during the Fourth of July holiday, the council said the total was well above vhe average for other days of the month. The council expects more pleasure seeking holiday mo-torists to pile into more cars and roll up more miles during this one week end celebration than ever before in the nation's history. More than 33 million motor vehicles will bo on the move during the holiday. The increasing number of new cars on the road and the substantial rise in gasoline consumption this year indicate a heavy death toll unless everyone is ful-ly aware of the holiday hazards and makes a real effort to avoid ihem. In order to avoid all of these outside hazards, spend the Fourth of July in Bingham Canyon, where the Bingham Vo-lunteer Fire Department has arranged a full day's program for children and adults alike. nfSj 83 Of ALL U M0WLEKE COMES TO 13 THMUGH OUR EYES ill ,ih f ONLY THE FINEST EYE cm'lHE ENOUGH FO YOUR PRECIOUS EYES, AND THE FINEST ' POSIBLE En CAKE COSTS yOU LESS AT STANDARD OPTICAL PAY NOTHING- - 0OWN-- H AWEEK. 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Don't miss this timely article in the American Weekly, the great magazine dis-tributed with next Sunday's Los Angeles Examiner. ; COPPERFIELD ! Valuta Nevers Th. 505W Mr. and Mrs. Nick Golish and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Bray and family and John Barrett en-joyed a week end fishing trip to Heber. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Burke were Mr. and Mrs. Fred NieLson and son Edward of Long Beach, Calif. Air. and Mrs. R. E. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. William Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Fred NieLson motored to Bountiful Sunday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willey. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gonzales and family are making their new home m West Jordan. They mo-ved from Copnerfield Monday. Mrs. N. G. Nevers and daugh-ters, Vuleta and Norma and son, Bill, visited in Salt Lake Friday-evenin- g and visited in Midvale at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E A. Ottley of Midvale. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hain-es of Tooele. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leather-woo- d and son Rex returned Wed-nesday afternoon after a vaca-tion trip to California. They vis-ited with friends and relatives in Inglewood and toured many of the California cities. "Want Quads?" Want twins? L 'IIIGIILAND BOY; Lucille Pazell Phone 402 Mrs. Harold Thomas of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, arrived Tuesday to spend two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hawkins and family. Margaret Seorzato celebrated her fifth birthday Sunday with a lovely party Riven in her hon-or. Guests present at the party were Marilyn Pino, Sandra Kan-niaine- n, Kay Yengich, JoAnn Garamendi, Betty Zanardi and Cheryl Cochran. Delightful re-freshments were served after which games were played. Enjoying a canyon party Sun-day were Mrs. Mary Pazell, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pino, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bodine, Ebna and Bill Pazell, George Sims and De-lor- Phipps. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cochran and family returned home Sunday from a vacation trip to Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Greenhalgn and son Norman visited rocent-- ' ly with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whiteford at Dutchmen mine in American Fork canyon and later enjoyed a canyon party. Highland Boy Boy Scouts en-joyed Tuesday night at Saratoga Mrs. James Nordberg of Cali-fornia arrived Monday to spend a few weeks visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pechina and family. Teen-ajjer- s of Highland Boy planned their last party for the summer Tuesday. They planned a chickaree and swimming party at Saratoga for July 10. Mrs. Ir-v- in Greenhalgh and Ira Moss are the club sponsors. About 20 teen-agers are planning to attend the party. The western dance sponsored by the Highland Boy P-T- and held at Highland Boy school last Saturday night was a big suc-cess. Prizes for the best western costumes were mon bv Lucille Pazell, Kathleen King, "Matt Pa- - zell and Milan Smilanich. "Queens of the Old South" Beginning a romantic new series about the colorful beauties who ruled Natchez, white pillared cotton capital of the old South. Meet the girl who said "no" to Arron Burr, and other fabulous queens! It is in the American Weekly, the great magazine dis-tributed with next Sunday's Los Angeles Examiner. IN THE JUSTICE'S COURT OF THE TENTH PRECINCT, SALT LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. BEFORE F. A. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. SUMMONS GEORGE R. WELLS dba BINGHAM CLUB CAFE, Plaintiff, -- vs- BOYD PRINCE, Defendant, The State of Utah to said De-fendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten, (10), days af-ter service of this summons upon ou, if served within the county in which this action is brought; otherwise within twenty, (20), days after service thereof, and defend the above entitled action brought to recover on an open account for meals furnished to the defendant by the plaintiff at the special instance and request of the defendant, and in case of your failure to do so judgment will be rendered against vou ac-cording to the demand of the complaint. F. A MILLER, Justice of the Peace. 7,14:) |
