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Show CHRISTMAS EDITION THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, lggg Wednesday. Dec. 24 (Xmai Eve) Midnight Mass at Holy Rosary Church in Bingham and at the Church of the Immaculate Con-ception in Copperton. - .. C0MING Friday, Doc. 19 Bingham Central school Xmas program. Highland P-T- A Dance. Saturday, Dec. 20 Gemmell Club Bingo Night. Sunday, Dec. 21 Highland Boy Community House Xmas program. Bingham LDS Sunday school Xmas program. Copperton Community Metho- - dist Xmas program. Copperton Ward, Xmas can-tata, 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 22 Children's Xmas party at the Gemmell Club. Time changed from 12 noon to 11:00 a.m. Girl Scout "Singing Xmas Tree", high school, half hour be-fore candlelight service. Bingham High School Candle-light Service. Free Childrens' Show, featur-ing two hours of cartoons and comedies, Princess Theatre, 6:00 sponsored by Local 485, UMMSW. Tuesday. Dec. 23 Bingham Community Metho-dist Church Xmas program at 7:00 p.m. Highland Boy School Xmas program, 7:30 p.m. Bingham Ward MIA Xmas party, 7:30 p.m. Dawdle Dell Data BUSH QUACKENBUSH, from in the Bumble Bee Bend section, drove into town Saturday morning and an hour later reported his vehicle stolen. It shouldn't be .lard for Constable .Starr Badgett to identify If he sees it. It is a wagon, pulled by two oxen and loaded with chicken houses and other torts of small houses that Bush make. ! Bert Grogsin down at Grog-gin- s' Groggery wa rooked by fellow from the elty Tuesday night. Bert took a check made out on the North Bank of the Eweet Lick River. ' Judge Crooker really threw the book at that drunken driver in court Monday morning who pleaded that at the time of his ac-cident he had drunk only five beers and was "as sober as a judge." Widow Wiley, who runs a board-ing bouse on Elm street, bad to mote Odd Bodkin from s second-floo- r room to tbt first floor because ber downstairs tenants complained of bis stamping overhead with bis wooden leg. Constable Starr Badgett has had a busy week. He is trying to catch a crow that steals women's undies from washlines and drops them at Squire Gladmoney Debitside's front door. And Starr has discovered that thieves are stealing the cov-ered bridge across the Sweet Lick river piece by piece. ham high will treat patients at the new Veterans Hospital at Ft. Douglas to an hour of Xmas mu-sic on December 23 from 6 to 7 p.m. Xmas Vacation Schools in Jordan school dis-trict which includes Bingham area schools will close for the Xmas holiday season at the end of school Tuesday, Dec. 23. Class-wor- k will resume Monday, Jan. 5, 1953. BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL NEWS by Joyce Olsen CANDLELIGHT SERVICE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Bingham high school's annual Candlelight Service will be given Monday night, Dec. 22 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The theme is "The Little Hunch-back Boy". The program will be present-ed as follows: Candlelight cere-mony, Janell Hansen, organ; Jeanne Hausknecht, piano; Low-ell Hicks, vibraphone. Prayer by Father John LaBranche. The choir and seventh grade chorus will sing "The Angels Are Light-ing Gods Little Candle", with Louis Susaeta, soloist; choir will sing "Holy Art Thou" and "The Bell Song". Scene one Road to Bethle-hem. 1. Dona Paceum, 2. Lamb of God. Scene two Near Beth-lehem. 1. O Little Town of Beth-lehem, 2. All Thru the Night, 3. O Holy Night Joyce Farley and David White, 4. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, 5. Far Far Away on Judeas Plains. Scene three Gates of Bethlehem. 1. Silent Night, 2. Beautiful Saviour, 3. Hark the Herald Angels Sing. Scene four 1. Dana Pacem, 2. Praise Carol, 3. O Come All Ye Faithful, 4. Holy City. ; Betty Lou Bailey is first read-er and JoAnn Pappasideris, sec ond reader. Characters are: wo-man Donna Golish, man Dick Houghton, woman Merry Sim-kin- s, man Ross Aseguera, three wise men George Apostal, Ju-lie Gallegos, Joe Anderson; gat-es one, Josephine Gonzales, Mary Coccimiglio, Victor Scor-zat- o, Judy Oliver; two Ann Marie Deakin. Charlene Foster, Peggy Berg; three Mary Wal-ters, Janice Armitstead, Bobbie Lee Johnson, George Dorrance; Four boy, Peggy Peterson; boy. This year the Candlelight Ser-vice is going to be bigger and better than ever before, so every-one make it a date, for Monday at eight. Girli Club Tea The Girls Club held their Mo-thers and Daughters Tea last Monday evening in the high school library. The program con-sisted of welcome speech by Yvonne Sarrao, poem by Olga Zampos, solo "Beautiful Savior" by Leila Johnson; story of Holy Night by Colleen Larson, piano solo by Jeanne Hausknecht, vo-cal solo by Joyce Farley; What Xmas Means by Beverly Ray; Xmas play by Lexie Stewart; solo "O 'Holy Night", Ann Hough ton; dance, Margene Lofgran and Mary Lou Ball; Keeping Xmas, Mary Agnes Jacobson; The Way Way You Feel, Matilda Cordova; duet, Joy Seal and Leila Johnson; acknowledgement, Mrs. Johnson. Sally Brown was mistress of cer-emonies. Miss Vern Baer is the club advisor. The program was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone who attended. Later refreshments were served. Chohr The a capella choir of Bing- - CHAIRMEN OF BLOOD PROCUREMENT PROGRAM NAMED The appointment of Mrs. Carl A. Curtis of Copperton as chair-man, and Mrs. Harold Sturgill of Bingham Canyon as was announced by Mayor C. A. Morley to direct the local Intermountain Regional Blood Procurement program, to be held at the Bingham Canyon Civic Center on January 16, 1953. All citizens are encouraged to participate in the program. Your donation may save the life of a serviceman in Korea or a life here at home. Pledge cards will be distribut-ed through churches and civic organizations for the convenience of those contributing to the blood bank. have the name of the teams In by January 2nd. Team captains, get all of your players together as soon as possible and put their names and the grades that they are in this year so I can put you in the leagues that you belong. I would like to have this infor-mation so I can make up the schedule for the coming year. During the .holidays the Civic Center will be open from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. under the direction of Dan Roberts under the following schedule: music, 1:00; story tell-ing time; 2:00, toys and games; 3:00, mixed swimming; 4:00 to 9:00, basketball (regular), wrestl-ing, boxing, gymnastics, tumb-ling. So kids bring your toys, swimming suits and what ever you want and have a good time. The Civic Center staff would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmus and in doing so, drive safely, walk safely, play safely and have a lot of fun. o RECREATION CENTER ACTIVITIES by Mike Zdunich, Dan Roberts The Civic Center has been op-en for the past month and we have been averaging some 400 boys a week. We have had a few girls down here to play basket-ball. The Center is open from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. It is open from 4 to 6 p.m. for boys and girls up to the seventh grade and for older boys and girls from 6 to 9 p.m. We will start our regular lea-gue play for 'boys' basketball on Jan. 5. 1953 and I would like to BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rossi of West Jordan, formerly of Bing-ham, announce the birth of a daughter on December 6 at Cot-tonwood maternity hospital. Twin daughters were born December 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Montoya of Copperfielrt, at Cottonwood maternity hos-pital. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rod-riguez of Bingham are the proud parents of a baby boy born De-cember 13 at St. Mark's hospital, i r- - a 208. Team 4 of Tim Ablett, Russ Boren and Chris Goris went back into' the lead with three wins, while team 2 of Jim Micky Callisto and Ned Chestnut dropped to second place as they dropped four points to team 3 of Kenny Moore, Bill Ablett and Paul Slotte. The lea-gue is bunched now so close that any team taking a clean sweep can jump into contention. In a pot game session Monday night, an oddity occurred that you wouldn't see again in a life-time. George Sluga had a good Brooklyn hit and the five pin slid across the alley, knocked the ten pin down and remained upright on the ten pin spot. "Fat" 'Warner continues to be the hot man in the Monday night league. John Bolic is another coming bowler in this league. Earl Kelly, our banker, is shoot-ing in this league and Earl has a good ball. Last week I failed to mention that Carol and Delfine Chestnut won 11th place in doubles in the ladies city tournament. I'm sorry. Bowling is over until after the holidays. Our next session is on January 7, 1953. So far there hasn't been too many teams enter the turkey shoot, but a great number have declared their intention. Now we must have your entries so as to place you as to time. So if your entry isn't in, you shoot on the first squad that is open when you show up. Squads will go on the alleys at 7, 8 and 9 o'clock. A few spots are open on the 7 o'clock squad. So let us have your entry. Remember its Sun-day night, December 21st. See you after the holidays. AL TEN PIN TAPS by Al ' Ablett Some hot shooting Wednesday in the Gemmell A Yeague. Frank Zaccaria was high with 645 on games of 211, 214, 220. George Sluga had next high game with SOCIAL SECURITY AGENT TO BE HERE MONDAY Social Security Representative Grunt S. Williams will be in Bingham Canyon next Monday, December 22, at the city hall at 11:00 a.m. to take claims for old-ag- e and survivors benefits. of VILKENfiy and you'll be J Hfcfij amazed at the 5 exceptional JjW taste! ir silken Mm IH WIlKfN CO., t AWRENCEBURfi. INB. HENOfB WHISKEY . IS PROOF 15 BRAIN NEUTRAL SPIIUS . .Ail'the blessings ' V' x , the season to 'I you and yours. COPPERTON CASH MARKET HUBERT DOWO MEL KIDDER Ut't help Santa make this till merriest Christmas of all. COPPER GATE BEER PARLOR JACK NICHOLAS mm A wealth.! ! - '' jfi' happiness be . yours this ) ' Christmas if BINGHAM TAILORING SHOP JOE COUCOURAKIS 496 MAIN STREET Peace attend hhh you the season jLV" through. And may your 7 V fondest dreams ItjAjff come true, M$$ BINGHAM CLUB CAFE GEORGE R. WELLS , y - May the great Joy o the season find its way nto your hearts lyrX in large measure. DIAMOND BAR FRANK AND GEORGE BINGHAM BUSINESS I HOUSES WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 6:30 P.M. on Saturday, Dec. 20th Monday, December 22 Tuesday, December 23 To accomodate late shoppers. Patronize your local merchants. STORES TO BE CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS DAY Most retail business establish-ments including post office, First Security Bank, and liquor agency will be closed all day next Thurs-day, December 25 in observance of Christmas day, a legal holi-day. Although the post office will be closed all day Christmas, spe-cial delivery and perishables will be delivered, Earl T. James, local postmaster, reported, i o George Adondakis was among the new members elected to the board of trustees of the "Greek Community of Utah according to an announcement made Wednes-- i day by officers of the Greek Or-thodox Holy Trinity Church. BOUNTIFUL HONORS MRS. IVY BAKER PRIEST Many friends, fellow workers, state and city officials, met Wed-nesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Bountiful LDS Stake Taber-nacle to honor Mrs. Ivy Baker Priest, U. S. Treasurer-designat- e. Ward C. Holbrook acted as re-ception chairman and Mrs. J. E. Trowbridge, mistress of cere-monies for the hour and a half program. Former Gov. Charles R. Mabey expressed some well chosen remarks and read a con-gratulatory message to Mrs. Priest from President - elect Dwight D. Eisenhower- - also a message from Governor J. Brack- - en Lee. Mr. Holbrook presented a beau-tiful dual desk pen set, donated by Kennecott Copper Corp., to Mrs. Priest. The pen set was on a marble base with a solid gold plate with the following inscrip-tion: "Ivy Baker Priest", U. S. Treasurer, "From your friends of Bountiful and Bingham Canyon, January 1953." Mrs. Priest, who was visibly affected but responded graciously for the program in her behalf, said, "I connot begin to express my thanks to my friends for this night I shall remember it all my life. It is a challenge and a privilege to be Americans let's give it all we have." Mayor and Mr3. C. A. Morley and Mr. and Mrs. George Evans attended the reception and open house for Mrs. Priest, a former Bingham resident. The citizens of Bingham Canyon feel justly nroud that Mrs. Priest will be the next U. S. Treasurer and ex-tend best wishes to her and her family for a happy and successful term in Washington, DC. |