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Show PAGE FOUR ' ' " - - THE) BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH , - FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1955 Local Happenings . . A A Jh b AS Linger Longer club met as guests of Mrs. Aimer A. Berg Tuesday night. Mrs. Pete Smith was an invited guest. Prizes at contract bridge were won by Mrs. J. T. Davis, first; Mrs. John Nil- - s.son, second; Mrs. Ross M. Cush-- , ing, consolation, and Mrs. Irvin ww ' Stillman, bingo. Mystery sisters was held also. Dainty refresh-ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Knudsen and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Christen-se- n entertained at a lovely din-ner at the Knudsen home in Cop- - pcrton on Sunday, July 10th for the following guests: Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Rigby of Fairview, Dr. and Mrs. Dean C. Rigby and children of Moroni, Mr. and Mrs. Burke Cartwright and children of Bountiful, Virginia Sue Klg-b- y of Idaho Falls, Ida., and Mr. and Mrs. John E. (Jack) Knud-sen and daughters, Karen and Krista, summer visitors from Dallas, Tex. Tuesday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Bentley were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Webb and children of Riverton. B. C. O. Auxiliary held its an-nual summer outing at Storm Mountain in Big Cottonwood canyon Wednesday afternoon. A delicious pier.ic lunch was en-joyed and Softball was played. About 18 were in attendance. Present a!:;o were Father God-dar- d and Father Navien. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Shatter j and family, Russell and Susan, ,arc leaving on their vacation y, Friday. First they plan to no to Delta where they will visit with relatives of Mrs. Shafter until Monday. From there they will travel to California where they will visit with friends in San Jose and San Francisco, They plan to be gone about two weeks. Father Thomas Navien of Bos-ton, Mass., arrived Wednesday for a short visit in Bingham. He formerly served at the Holy Ros-ary church parish. Ths only three areas of North America and Europe not accessi-ble today by railways or highways are the wilderness sections of northern Canada, Alaska and re-mote regions of Scandanavia. JrtfrZStdJ Ideoi from other editors From the Suburban List, Essex Junction, Vermont: The Federal Department of Agriculture recent-ly published a booklet in which it finds that one-fourt- h of the fami-lies, who live on American farms still have cash Incomes of less than $1,000 a year. That booklet represented more than a year of study and preparation. It may be that a cash income of $1,000 a year Is what the in-vestigators came up with. I didn't get the booklet so cannot analyze how such figures were arrived at. However, I doubt that so large a number of farm families have so small a cash income. Just note that is stated as cash income. That is entirely different than the total income of a farmer. Pretty much all farm families get a large rait of their living from their own land. They don't have to buy vegetables, some fruit and many of them get beef and pork from their own efforts. The amazing thing is the pro-posal of the federal government to assist these farmers by educat-ing them "to g?t off the farm. It would turn them into laborers or mechanics instead of trying to help them be better farmers with a large income. In all my life, with considerable knowledge of farm conditions, I never heard such as asinine pro posal made. It is worse than stu-pid or silly. And there is nothing realistic about it. If one-fourt- h of the farmers of this nation are taken away from production, agriculture would drop to a serious point. Here in Vermont it would just about destroy rural life. What in the world are the gov-ernment officials talking about by taking a farmer and putting him into industry. Where in the world could a farmer, 45, 50 or 60 years old get a Job? No matter what his ability, he would not be hired on account of his age. Then there are many, many farmers who are over 60 years old. Many of the smaller dairy farm-ers in Vermont get some help from their children. They manage to work along without paying out much if any for labor. Some of them get Income from other prod-ucts besides milk. They manage to get along and pay their bills because they know the value of a dollar. They know that value because it is hard to get. It Is my idea that this plan of educating farmers to be industrial workers was conceived in the minds of some swivel chair ex-perts (?) who know no.hing at all about farm operations and still less about how the small (aimers iieA along : Lake. Mr. and Mrs. John Susaeta and family were dinner guests yes-terday, Thursday, oi Mr. and Mrs. Manuel (Kat) Susaeta of Coppertdn. The occasion celebra-ted Mrs. John Susaeta's birthday anniversary. W. B. A. will meet Monday ev-ening, July 18 at the home of Mrs. Pete Smith of Lead Mine for their regular meeting. All members are invited. o Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goff and sons, LeRoy, Davey Gene and Gary, recently returned hornel from a trip to Loa, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Roe Burgess and family and fishing at Fish The 10 busiest airports in the United States in 1953 were Chicago Midway, Miami, Los Angeles. Cleveland. Wichita. Atlanta, New York (LaGuardia). Denver, Dallas and Teterboro. Akaka Falls on the Hamukua coast of Hawaii is 420 feet high compared to Niagara's 187 feet and Yosemite's Vernal falls of 31? feet About half of all the electricity produced in the "U.S. is generated by coal, and the amount of electric power so produced has Increased 8 times since 1920-2- Buying power of hourly earnings of U. S. workers may be expected to rise in the next decade or two to an average rate of 2.5 to 3 per cent a year if economic and other conditions remain favorable, says Twentieth Century Fund report U.S. airlines today have approx-imately 115.000 employees and 200,000 stockholders. YOU ARE INVITED CjX TO HEAR f'M REV, R.G. FULFORD iH Rocky Mountain District I ji Wf District Supt. of Assemb-- t jf sTH" lies of God ' I V V 1 SPEAKING SUNDAY, YlV--' A JULY 17, 1955 11 A. M. r " at ASSEMBLY OF GOD V5 C I CHURCH p 62 MAIN STREET SrCf Bingham Canyon I y.--f 'it,-..4- , CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Due to the small amount In-volved, we do not accept want ads except on a er basis. No ads taken by telephone. FOR RENT 4 ROOM APART-MENT. PHONE 315. p WHO OWES YOU? If you can'i collect, we can. For information, write Civil Law Enforcement Bureau, P. O. Box 141, Magna. Utah, or phone 2895. C TUPPERWARE One or two women wanted to demonstrate TUPPERWARE. No experience necessary. Car need-ed. Write Seal 'n' Save Products, Box 274, Salt Lake City. Utah. HOUSE FOR RENT 3 rooms and bath. $20 per month. Phone 168-- p $10,500 Very cozy 4Vi room home. Ex. Sandy location. $1500 down, $5750 Cozy 4 room. Ideal for coupe. $11,500 4 Mi Bk, near Murray High. Large lot. Extra room in basement. 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A Message To Employees Utah Copper Division Kcnnecott Copper Corporation , For the protection of employees deprived of their jobs by the strike called by the Unions in the Joint Negotiating Com-mittee, your management has arranged so that Group Life In-surance, off-the-jo- b Accident and Sickness Benefit Insurance, and Medical-Surgical-iro.jpit- al Insurance will be kept in force. Utah Copper Division will pay its share of the insurance premiums each month. The Company also will advance the pay-ments you would normally make. When you return to work, the v payments will be deducted from your check. This arrangement ' will maintain your protection and will be continued until further notice. If you do not care to continue this coverage, please write to the Comptroller, Utah Copper Division, Kennecott Copper Corporation, Box 1650, Salt Lake City 10, Utah, Sincerely, L. F. 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