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Show PAGE FOUR THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1959 the highest for any year since 1945. Seven counties Emery, Grand, Juab, San Juan, Sanpete, Washington and Weber nave exceeded their 1956 quotas, and five others Beaver, Box Elder, Davis, Sevier and Wasatch art' ahead of the state average of 88.77o. The state is running 8.2 per cent ahead of last year's sales and E bond sales are ahead of last year, ac-cording to Mr.oChamp. SEVEN UTAH COUNTIES MAKE BOND QUOTA Salt Lake County citizens pur-chased $671,814 in United States Savings Bonds during November, W. Russell Anderson,- - county vice chairman, for Bingham District, was informed by Frederick P. Champ, state savings 'bonds chair man. This brings the total sales for the county to $7,634,764 for 11 months, or 84.4 of the year's quota, chairman Anderson an-nounced. "Unofficial reports reaching the state bond office indicate thay purchases during December are at a marked increased pace," said Mr. Champ. "Each year more people are interested in 'the pre-sent with a future'", he added. "The thoughtfulness of giving a gift that keeps on growing is De-in- g appreciated to a greater de-gree each year," he said. Utah sales were $1,573,792 in November, bringing the year's sales to over 18 million dollars, VASCO LAUB JOINS UTAH SAFETYCOUNCIL The appointment of Vasro Laub of Salt Lake City, as la-K- t repre-sentative of the Utah Safety Council, has just been announc-ed. 'Mr. Laub recently resumed from the Utah Highway Patrol to accept the Council position,! after twenty years of service with the Patrol. Mr. Laub's appointment is the ' first step in the steppod-u- p pro- - gram of the Council to provide ' greater assistance to local areas throughout the state for orgnni-- 1 lf ? oetsrpT NIWI PHOTO Vasco Laub of Salt Lake City, Utah, newly appointed Field Hep- - resentative of the L'lali Safety Council assumes his new duties. He wns recently transferred from the Utah Highway Patrol to take over his new assignment. ed safety promotion. lie will also be available for special meetings with local groups and agencies on safety matters, and will act a? consultant for the cities par-ticipating in the Annual Inven-tory of Traffic Safety Activities program. The latter service is for the purpose of evaluating the over-al- l traffic accident preven-tion program, with the objective of and improving its general effectiveness. In addition to his long service with the Patrol, Mr. Laub's ca-reer includes broad military ex-perience, from which ho was re-- 1 leased after th Korean War with the rank of colonel. His military career was high-lighte- d with two years of service as Provost Mar-shal of Tokyo, Japan, in which capacity he directed the activi-ties of 35,000 police officers arid tho establishing of numerous safety organizations in that area. While with the Highway Pa-trol, Mr. Laub's duties included assignment as an instructor at Patrol training schools and sim-ilar responsibilities at the region-al traffic schools sponsored by the Utah Safety Council. i "71 r i lil SUBSTANCE tpi,, overdrive i ' '', '" i"1 "i)ii""i"t ' iL j, ' j From the Copper Family to Your Family Merry Christmas This is the season that brings men of good will together under the guiding light that has t burned so brightly since the birth of the Saviour. His message of peace on earth is a goal worthy of the best efforts of all mankind. The management and 6600 employees of the Utah . Copper Division of Kennecott Copper Corporation wish you and your family a happy holiday. tfj0pfp-- 1 Kennecott Copper Corporation XJ- - "A Good Neighbor Helping to Build a Better Utah" Brazil's Senate building in Rio de Janeiro once was one of the show places of St. Louis, Mo. Ornate Monroe Palace, named for the fifth President of the United States, housed Brazil's exhibits at the St. Louis Exposition in 1904. It was disassembled, moved to Rio, and reconstructed there. From 1886 when nickel was first produced In Canada to the end of 1955, the free world's production of the metal has been 8,500,000,000 pounds of which Canada has ac-counted for 84 per cent. In 1955, the combined total deliveries of nickel by Canadian producers were at a record high estimated at 357,000,000 pounds, representing somewhat over 80 per cent of the free world supplies. apAsy iy mtn uit 17 HEN you're taking down ths Chrltmas tree, you'll want to avoid as much mess as possible. Take a large sheet or an old bed-spread and lay on the floor. Wrap the tree in this and carry It out. Those fragile and festive orna-ments will keep very cicely If you place them in egg cartons. Of course the original cartons are fine to use if you can hang on to them year after year. Have some pine cone left? They j j THIS WEEK'S RECIPE Baked Cranberry Pudding (Serves 2 cups flour 1 cup sugar 2H teaspoons baking powder 3 tablespoons melted shorten-ing cup milk 1 egg 2 cups cranberries Sift together dry Ingredients In mixing bowl. Add shortening, eggs and milk. Beat 2 minutes. Stir in cranberries. Bake in greased square pan in moderate (350F.) oven for 40 minutes. Serve hot with sauce made by melting to cup butter; add 1 cup sugar and cup light cream. Mix well and cook over hot watar for about 5 minutes. will burn nicely and fragrantly in your fireplace. Add a handful of bayberries if you can for an even more tantalizing odor. Small tars of fresh pine soap are wonderful to place In your bathroom as a final and elegant touch for the holidays. Balsam and pine Incense burn-ing in your laundry room or work-shop during holiday time will send merry atmosphere through the bouse and help the spirit linger vo after the holidays art over, L |