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Show FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 THE BINGHAM BULLETIN, BINGHAM CANYON, UTAH ... . PAGE THREE I - -- f -I- - Tow l II." x toOULQrfj CASHA'"::": 1 1WSLL:rGDES5 VOU KNOw I) ki tn T O. P I C S CHECK FOR W OWN YOUf FAMILY BEST J PRATTLE &' TATTLE III1 HOW WA& THAT, DEAR? I I j H pRE-ACHEO- " ON 'A FOOL 1 1 II --j VTfy AND HIS MONgy ARE SOON THE PREACHER USED VERY . fjfi ' ( ("" PARTED' RIGHT BEFORE POOK JUDGMENT THIS-fr- r 4lMM 1: ntf THE COLLECTION! """ " ls ' '"-'- ''' i.i.i .i , , n,,,!, PERRY'S FINE CARS RATES AT THE - i, TOP IN THE USED CAR FIELD j -- h, , "" i ' Few men have achieved such popularity in their chosen field as has Jack Perry, owner of Perry's Fine Cars, located at 1230 S. Main. Jack Perry has worked hard and long to de-serve, the confidence and respect of the motoring public of Salt Lake and the surrounding area, and his success in' his business is well deserved. - c Mr. Perry has served the people with dependable trans-portation for many years, and over that period of time has made hundreds of friends. His long experience has enabled him to anticipate the needs of our readers as far as automo-tive transportation is concerned and he may be found ahead of the field in offering better used cars. A reputation for absolute dependability has been the goal toward which Jack Perry has directed every effort and the result' has been that Perry's Fine Cars may be considered reliable in every respect. A car purchased from Jack Perry is the customer's guarantee of satisfaction. " "' Those of our readers who would practice economy in 1959 owe it to themselves to see models on display at Perry's Fine Cars. It is a pleasure to recommend such a concern, and our many readers will learn after their first experience with this firm just what it, means to do business with a firm which considers every customer a friend, and goes to every length to maintain the finest reputation. were, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Criggt and children)' Stepbani, jimmj Jajn and Debbie. Mr. and Mr. Louis DeCol visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Korous of Murray and Mr. and Mr.-- . Lynn Walker of Granger recently. Jimmy and Jean Wilson attended a Methodist Youth Fellowship par-ty Sunday night in Midvale at the home of Marilyn McDonald, i .. Mrs. Lola Anderson stayed over-night with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Parry in Bluff dale last week.' Mr. and Mrs. George Cadd re-turned Thursday from trip to the southern Utah canyons. On their return trip they visited Glen Can' yon Dam. Maxine DeCol is spending a few days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Korous of Murray. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson last week were Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jones and children, Danny; Kristine and Lisa Ann of Brigham City. ' ' " Mrs. Angus Christensen' enter-tained at a family dinner Sunday in honor of her sister, ' Mrs. Alice Hardy. Besides the honor guest and hostess, those attending Were Mr. Christensen and Kent, Mr. and Mrs Bruce Christensen and son, Dennis and Mrs. Alice Birk and son Blaine of Mid vale. ' ' ' Mrs. Melva Wilson and family visited with Eleanor McDonald and Willamay Sunday. ' Mrs. Norman Do man and three children of Midvale spent Monday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gammell. Linda Stocking of West Jordan enjoyed visiting with Jean Wilson Thursday and Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wright and family, Beverly and Donnie, .atten-ded a reunion at Liberty Park Sun-day in honor of Walter Nichols. (Continued on page four) : copperton: Jean Wilson PR 4-- 27 J 3 i... Jean Robison PR . a v, . Starting this week as new". Cop-perton new correspondent is Jean Robison. She replaces Betty Mae Winn who has given up being cor- -' respondent. The other Copperton correspondent is Jean Wilson. t.: Patsy Nichols of Riverton it visit-ing with her grandparents,! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nichols.' . ' J Co-Pil- ot class of Copperton Ward Primary met at the home' of their teacher, Mrs. Betty Winn, Wednee- -' day morning. The occasion Wat a pioneer . party, " The little ' pioneers aria nnrn onrl LahaM taftwr k nrl ed home Tuesday from Fish Lake. Summer recreation girls left for rrp?cWdhfdkyrwih Jean-nes Hausknecht and Darlene Car-penter - as advisors. They will stay at. the summer camp for three days. The boys went Monday and re-turned Wednesday. ' " Betty I Zanardi ia visiting with Kay Yengich of White City, Sandy. ' Mr. and Mr. C. J. Robison and daughters, Jean and LaDean, re-turned last Friday from a nine-da- y vacation, in Southern Utah. They stayed at' the home of Mr. Robi-son parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Davit and at 'the home of a sister, Mrs. Reed WooIey in Escalante. Accompanying them on their com-bined visit and fishing trip waa a cri'Anrf&nfS.- "!. F.. Mann, son of Mr. Mutual at' the homes of their teach-er, Mrs. Phoebe Johnson Tuesday morning. The. girls .brought their cameras and took pictures of the Mutual . class, their . homes, Mrs. Johnson, their school and church; The girls are working on their Treasures of Truth books and the picturei are to illustrate their life histories. Girls present were Mich-ael Carrigan, JoAnn Pasquali, Lin-da Dexter, Betty Winn, Linda Gar-rett, Kathy Poulsen, Susan Boulton, Tina Hatch, Jean Robison and Mrs. Johnson. ,..,. , The Sunday evening meeting at Copperton LDS Ward this Sunday will have a theme built around Father' Day. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bodily will be guest speaker and the 'meeting promises to be very delightful; Everyone is welcome to come, and partake of the Fathers Day spirit. . j Mrs. Melva Wilson and family yislied ' Mt'. ' and Mrs.'' Dick Greer and children, Kevin and Cindy, of Sandy Saturday., Edith, DeCol. and Marjorie Sax left a week ago to go to Yellow-stone National Park. "" Mrs. William Peterson and son, Gerald, motored to Homestead with Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jones last week and spent the day. Richard DeCol is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stout of Murray for a few days. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Armitstead recently and Mr. Eddie Mann of Kearna. i A small party wae held Wednes-day ' afternoon honoring Rusty ton of Mr. and Mrt. Nor-man T.Jacobsen, in celebration of hit fourth . birthday. Guests invited for- - the occasion were Eddie Pat-rick, Jerry Osoro, Tracy Hatch, DarrelL Daley, Margaret and Paul Miola, Games were played and lovely refreshments served. Miss Linda Dexter, daughter of Mrs,'- - Nick ' Laboa of Kearns, is spending the week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pat-quali- ., v,Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harker end daughter, Colleen, and llene Lancaster motored to Yellowstone National park last week end where they visited, with Mrs. Harker's brother and' wife, Mr. and Mrt. Doyle ' Harris of West Yellowstone. The 'girls remained to spend two weeks With the Harris. " The-- ' first - and second year Mia-Mai- dt ;of Copperton Ward held enjoyed square dancing.- - .Those' present were Maxine Scroggin, Af-to- n Bray, Charlene Ray, Jane Winn, Maria Berrett, Renae Adderley and Paul Harker. r:' 'V Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brisk and Lin-da returned Saturday from a short ttay at their cabin in Provo can-yon Joining them there were the Ronald Davit family.: Enjoying a family party Sunday, June 14, at Fairmont Park were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnett "and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnett and family of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mr. Ron Steeneck of .Sandy, Mra,-R- uth Olha of Los Angeles, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Poulsen and farnily "and" Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Winn and family.' Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Ablett : were dinner guests Sunday 'afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrt. T. E. Ablett of Tooele. ..' ? . l'? f A birthday party Was held at the home of Terry Scroggin, t cele-- " brate his tenth birthday.' Helping him celebrate the occasion were Jill Norden, Jane . Hatch, Joann Dellagnola, Tommy Johnson,! Jo-ann Pazell, Janie Winn, Afton Bray, Charlene Ray, Albert Pino, Ann Ma rie Zanardi, Paul Harker, Diane I Weherli. Billy Osoro, Stella Garcia, r Jimmy Anderson, Michael Ander-- N eon and Don Cole. Game were played, refreshments were served and each child received a favor. A delightful time was enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Van Ausdal of Salt Lake City-- ; spen Saturday visiting at the, homes of Mr. and Mr. Bill Johnson and Mr. aptl'MY-- Charles Bates. ,. Mr. and Mrs. BerV McAllister and family, Benny and Virgiaia,preturn- - Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery Stops Itch - Relieves Pain , for the first time science has found a new healing substance with the as-tonishing ability to shrink hemor-rhoid and to relieve pain without turnery. In case after cgse. while gently relieving pain, actual reduc-tion (shrinkage) took placs. 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