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Show Around About GREAT V ONTELOPE fHf3jT SALT LAKE "'V'V 1 Claudia Witt and Pamela Mu-raino, both graduates of Orem High School are now in St. George where they are attending Dixie College on scholarships. The girl left on Wednesday. "cS?I SALT LAKE jjj RlZAcm SALTA I 1 WCCHUS Wrll AREFINERYI SMlLLSR A triple family birthday is be- ing observed today with a dinner being served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James C. La r sen in Orem. The event notes the birthdays of both of the hosts and of his father, Charles R. Larsen of Salina. Covers will be laid for Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Larsen, Mrs. Thelma Murphy and Mrs. Luzon Wright, all of Salt Lake City, with their families. 1 0 . f(3 ITON TOOELEO Fires Cause Hqavy Loss JJ XOPPER rrSTOCKTON . ftyfl TAV.. mine SUNDAY 8 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lassen together with their son, Kenneth Lassen and his wife have returned from San Diego, Calif., where they viewed the national inboard motor races and entered their "Tom Cat" in the competition. ' (rush II - in Salt Lake City for luncheon - and a social afternoon at the home of Mrs. Maud Park, a former Orem resident. Making the trip were the Mesdames Lucius Laudie, Ethel Finch, Orson Prest-wicGeorge Sellman, Oscar Anderson and Allen Bellows, all of Orem and Mrs. Delia Tucker of Provo . - n.i. valleyamp FAIRFIELD floyd)) J HISTORICAL STATE PARK X,,, ,.,,... flrt;.;w,M ) UTAH vV N LAKE 7 MAN-MAD- E Adventure, thrills, romance in Latin American revolution! three-count- Utah Scenic Tour Series "Appointment in Honduras" h, Oquirrh Tour Spotlights Ghost Towns and Mining Operations , Making an extended visit in Orem with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Maddox are her sister, Mrs. June Robinson and two children from Wichita, Kan., and Mrs. Maddox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker from Tuscumbia, Ala. Special value in Sept. with purchase of World Book Encyclopedia, Material your children need in school may cost less than you think. Easy terms. For free information, adv. call Winston Mercer, 373-401- 6. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Madsen Provo report an enjoyable visit for two days the past week in Casper, Wyo., as guests of their son, Russell Madsen., his wife and their family. of All of the remaining members of the family of the late D. D. Sutton were in Bakersfield, Calif., for funeral services for their brother, Lloyd who died there. Attending the rites were Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Leemnster, Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mark, Salt (Editor's note: This is another in a series of articles on Tours Through Utah planned by the Utah Tourist and Publicity Council to show you Utah's most outstanding attractions with the least amount of driving, in the shortest time and over the best roads available. most modern and heads westacross ward the almost completely flat bottom of Bonneville Basin toward Great Salt Lake. From the highway, can be seen large salt producing plants, and a short distance west rise the curious shapes Ghost towns of yesteryear and of old Saltair, a e popular modern mining operations tell the lake resort no longer in use. The story of Utah's mineral wealth on highway curves around the lake, the Oquirrh Circle Tour southwest cf Salt Lake Valley. The tour covers 145 miles of paved highway, with about 40 miles cf side trips. It takes about one to two days and can be taken anytime of the year, although Middle POINT - OF - THE - MOUNCanyon near Tooele is closed durUtah law enforceing the winter. And as an added TAIN (UPI) hint, take along a basket lunch to ment officers Saturday continued eat 'along the way. the search for a State Though not as spectacularly rug- Prison inmate who walked away ged as the Wasatch, the Oquirrh irom a work detail Friday mornRange forms a striking western ing here. horizon for Salt Lake Valley. The Russell Winterton of Lehi was is known name range hardly by assigned to a paint crew at the outside of Utah, but it has pro- prison residence of Warden John duced more minera' wealth than Turner when he disappeared. He mountains of far greater fame. was one of several convicts asxviine signed to the job. Since huge Bingham Copper it is is the high point of this tour, Turner said Winterton was serwise to leave that attraction till ving one to 20 years for second last as a fitting climax. So the degree burglary and parole tour is described in that order. one-tim- Utah Inmate, 24, Escapes Prison r Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Al Provo and Mr. and Mrs. Murren Sutton of Brigham City. Man-to- n, Mr. and Mrs. Basil D. Moulton. Springville, and Mrs. Urcle K. Moulton of Spanish Fork visited with Mrs. Moulton's sister Mrs. Lynn 'Ada Overlade. in Price Hospital Thursday. Mrs. Over-lad- e Is reported to be seriously ill. American Fork Soldier Ends Teletype Course Army Pvt. Samue! K. Park, 24, son of Mrs. Ethel W. Park, 322 N. 3rd E., American Fork, has com pleted a radio teletype operation course at The Southeastern Signal School at Fort lS-wee- mmmm Gordon, 1 Park the k Ga. in 1962 ' 1 December and rec e i v e d ..dini ' basic training at Fort Leonard Pvt. Park Wood, Mo. The 1957 American Fork High School graduate attended Brigham Young jt- - Xnwrf-rfVa- LUCILFS CERAMIG HAS MOVED TO 744 E. 820 N. PROVO SUPPLIES FOR Ceramic Hobbyists Instruction Greenware Mold, and Brushes Tools Ceramic Paints Custom Firing Hours: Mon., Fri., 10 a. m. 5 p. m. Sot., 1 p. m ."5 p.m. 373-143- 6 ers, and refineries at Magna and Garfield, which process ores from Bingham. The tour route leaves Highway 40 at Mills Junction and passes through Tooele Valley. Note sprawling Tooele Army Depot to the west, and Tooele Smelter against the mountain to the east. Detour at Tooele for a thrilling climb up Middle Canyon to the Oquirrh summit overlooking Bingham mine, Salt Lake Valley, and Utah Valley in one of the state's most impressive panoramas. (This drive is not for those having a fear of heights.) South of Tooele the highway enters vast Rush Valley and passes through Stockton, a historic mining town. Short detours lead east to Ophir, one of Utah's colorful old mining communities 'still almost intact) and the ruins of Mercur, 12-mi- le . I U i fti Iff NEWEST FINEST CHICAGO The aver- (UPI) age cost for each day a patient spends in the hospital has more than doubled in the last 10 years, increasing from $18.35 to $36.83 a day, the American Hospital Association said. I I clean-u- p h r 1 (where stages of the Minuteman and Polaris rockets are produced). At Magna, View the great mills, then return to Sait Lake City via U.S. 50 (21st South), which affords a grand panoramic sweep of the Wasatch peaks. ore-processi- ng HOME CHOICE ACCOMMODATIONS AND INFIRM MEN OMEN REQUIRING SHORT-TER- yr FOR LDERLY - t mm 5 AND M R LONG-TER- M Hill Those wishing' to obtain an illustrated copy of all 21 Tours ha the series can do so by sending 25 cents to the Utah Tourist and Publicity Council, Council House, State Capitol, Salt Lake City 14, Utah. CONVALESCENT 181 ' VIVA CARE $17500to$40000 Per Month BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP FACILITIES n S0T another mining town of yesteryear. At Fairfield, visit the military cemetery, Old Stagecoach Inn, and Army Commissary (all three comprising Camp Floyd Historic State . 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