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Show Universal .Microfilming Corporatic 141 Pierpont Avenue Salt Lake City 1, Utah THE Ml DVALE their daughter, Miss Sharon Lynn penter by trade, and a member of Eldredge, to Thomas W. James. the Union First LDS Ward. They will exchange wedding Survivors include two sons by vows Nov. 22, in the Salt Lake a previous marriage, Ravmond Temple. a at Duane, Los Angeles; Keith Merre honored will be They ception at the Avalon Ballroom rill, Norwalk, Calif.; brother, the evening of their wedding Marvin, Union; two sisters, Mrs day. Belle Thomson, Mrs Verda Cook, Parents of the bridegroom are Salt Lake. Mr & Mrs Earl T. James, Clear h Funeral services for Mr field. were held Wednesday in The bride's attendants will be the Union First Ward with BisMiss CoDele Walker, Miss Karma hop Milton Eldredge of the UnRussell, Miss Judene Casper, Mrs ion Fourth Ward officiating. Dee P. Butterfield, Miss Donna SusanMiss James. James, and Mf & Mrs Armand Walker and Colleen Morris will be flower Salt Lake, Mr & Mrs Sylfamily, girL vester Walker were recent dinner Ronald Boren will perform guests at the home of Mr & Mrs duties of best man. Ellis Richardson, Holladay. The SENTINEL (Utah) Page Eleven Friday, October 25, 1957 lene Butler was junior union Heedless Horsepower Kenneth Lyon, the bride groom's brother, assumed duties of best man, while Bruce A. Biesinger, the bride's brother, Leon Savage, Jack Pendleton, Biesinger-Lyo- n Merlin Symes, and Dean Pendle ton ushered. An open house honoring the 17 young couple will be held Oct. 26 in Firth, Ida. Miss Deon Biesinger, daughter The bride is a graduate of BYU of Mr & Mrs F. Arvill Biesinger, where she was affiliated with Ri Union, and J. Boyd Lyon- - were Veda social unit and Shomrah married Oct. 17 in the Salt Lake Kiyel. Mr Lyon has fulfilled an LDS Temple with Elder Heber J. Bur-go- n Northern States mission and servofficiating. ed a four year tour of duty with Hardman-- 1 nomas er familv Drior to their moving to Following the ceremony they the U.S. Air Force. Engagement Announced Los Angeles, to make their home. were honored at a wedding Following a honeymoon they MicKeison, &au Mrs Mrs. ana Mr & Mrs John Hardman an-- alra. M n,,. breakfast at the Doll House, host will make a home in Provo while nounce the engagement flnd,Riverton; Neil Conners, Kearns; ed by the bridegroom's parents, the bridegroom continues his forthcoming marriage of their Mr & Mrs Dellis Forbush, and Mr Mr & Mrs Joseph L. Lyon, Firth, studies at BYU. Mrs Bruce A. Biesinger, Mrs daughter, Miss Marilyn Hardman i& Mrs Rawlm Milne spent the Ida. aeer nuraung m ine During the evening hours the Clarence Jacobsen, and Mrs Jo to Robert Thomas, son of Mr & weeK enu east of Levan. newlyweds met guests at a recep- seph Bouck entertained for the Mrs Benjamin Thomas, Midvale. mountains Mr & Mrs Maurice Burgos, Mr tion in the East Midvale Second bride prior to her marriage. No definite date has been set for & Mrs Sheldon Anderson, and Mr Ward meeting house. & Mrs Glen Johnson motored to ine Dnaes attendants were Sharon Eldredge to Wed he marriage. Coalville Sunday where they en Miss Maxine Stuart, maid of Thomas Nov. 22 RAYMOND E. FORBUSH James joyed dinner. The occasion cele Mrs A. Bruce honor, Biesinger, brated Mr Burgon's birthday. 55, Forbush, Raymond Elgin Miss Norma Biesinger, Mrs Ha Mr & Mrs Milton L. Eldredge, Mrs Kay Allen and Mrs Wil ven Bergesen, Miss Audrey Leed-er- , Union, announce the engagement 4207 South 23rd East, died SunMrs and Mrs Kieth Thomson. Ar- - and approaching marriage of day at 10:47 a.m., in a Salt Lake liam Turnbow, Murray,Del Raynold Brady and Mrs Brady hospital of natural causes. He was born June 20, 1092, in visited in Layton Thursday with Union, to Hyrum and Bessie Mrs Floyd Ryther. They enjoy Hackford Forbush. He was a car-- ed .lunch and a social afternoon. OLIVE SHARP, Reporter Phone: AM For-bus- Temple Wedding Rites Oct. r.M. 1KB V THANK YOU WATCH I NEXT WEEK'S SENTINEL, for our WILLIAMS Building Supply Co. 1 1 "Bud" Christophersori Candidate for Councilman You're on your way to a wonderful time 1 j of-th- - hand-to-han- d Dairy Champ Receives Trip IshlCagO Meet 4-- J Thorn ulA sfA Ait AnMMla . anche medals in each county, and six , auter. i nomas ami uonnny -h- Alafshin. n $4nn th npnrffn PmMnr anI hie errand- -' national level. The scholarship son, Duane Proctor, Idaho Falls, winners will be announced dur Ida., recently visited relatives ing the Club Congress when state and friends in this vicinity. and national champions will be guests at a gala recognition ban The oiticial rate of exchange is 24 Polish slotys to one dollar. quet. a delegate to the Chicago On the black market, however, 'As Club Congress, the will a dollar will bring 100 sloyts. have opportunities to visit with other club members from the 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and several foreign countries. Many educational and social events are scheduled during the five-dameeting. The 411 dairy program is ar ranged by the National Commit tee on Boys and Girls Club Work, and is conducted by the Cooperative Extension Service. Sincerely Melvin L. 2nd Lt John C. Finlay, son of Mrs Marcella Finlay, 670 Garden View Dr., Midvale, completed the Signal Corps officers basic course, at the Signal School, Fort Mon mouth, NJ., on Oct. 8. He was sent to the Signal School, to receive basic training in the duties and responsibilities of company grade signal officers, prior to joining a field unit. officer attendThe Granite ed High School, Salt Lake. His wife, Marilyn, resides at 33 Chestnut St.. Red Bank, er Drive-I- n 4 Apple top-notc- h were , , get-togeth- 160 EAST 7800 SOUTH NEWS OF OUR SERVICE MEN L. B. Bigler, West Jordan dairy man, made farm news this week when he purchased and brought to Utah a young Jer sey bull to improve his herd. Bigler purchased the animal at the International Dairy Show in Chicago, where the bull, Highland Fern's Basil, won top honors in its class. The former owner was Forrest Sample, Ruthford, Tenn The animal had won top prizes m t. iue itcuiui-naim i euuessee ait .U state lairs and at uie National The first three 0f the Dairy Show in Waterloo, la. It'ten week course, was devoted to was at Waterloo that Bigler saw e field training, during which animal and tentatively agreed sub-o- n such in ficers participated a. Pricecourses as battle indoctrination, Alter the Chicago show Bigler :havnnet training, feared the International champcombat, bethods of instruction. ion would be beyond his price, military leadership, and physical but the owner, apparently of the conditioning. "southern colonel" tradition, deUpon completing this part of clared he was a man of his word, the course, officers were given and sold to Bigler at the agreed thorough training in technical price. subjects. This seven week phase The new owner brought the consisted of instruction neces animal to his place at 8650 South sary to prepare graduates to as1300 West, West Jordan, where sume duties of radio officer, telehe has about 40 milch cows and phone and teletype officer, mes about 45 head of young stock. The Travlri Safety Santo sage center officer, or signal sup officer. ply Aircraft Propellor Blades The final phase of technical Aircraft propellor blades are Speed and carelessness killed 40,000 persons in 1956. instructions took place in the usually made of hollow forgings field. Here students had an opof celebrated one steel to the 4-- H The alloy containing portunity to install communicatwo per cent nickel birthdays of Mrs Ryther and Mrs tion systems and operate them Turnbow. New magnetic sweepers are under simulated combat cond L Mr & Mrs Jonn Mazams i j (KarenyI O rapidly gaining favor in indus itions. Boggess) and children Nicky and trial plants as important main' Patti Jo have moved to Union to Records of achievement in the tenance aids and safeguards to Tubing made of Monel nickle-coppalloy is used In high pres- saiety. They assure make their home. national dairy program have employes' fAAi n.Anr .;Ai,... f t.AnAM jt nAwa i u: t i Members of the Tee Pee A been judged for the 1957 state Jlla of this alloy's and oth stations because mt Club met at the home of Lorie or stray metal which have long been high strength, good heat trans- l"p "nKins i i"c Roberts Monday. A lunchean was girl will be a delegate to the 36th a sourCe 0f injury to plant, per- - fer properties and excellent resistance to corrision. served at 1 o'clock with Ruth An nanonai n ciud ungress open- - sonnel. derson and Alirp Hhivprall as ing in Chicago on Dec. 1, n.,, niin , 111 addition to the state award. er to take this opportunity to Champion Bull To Improve Herd thank my many friends and neighbors for their very fine support in the pri mary election. Your continued support at the general election Nov. 5 wwo. will be very much appreciated. ANXOUXCEMEXT Just East of Ute wish Dairyman Adds by O. 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