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Show in PAQ2 FOUR Angost 10, IMS SOUTH CACHE COURIER Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith and family of Paradise attended a Leishman family reunion at Bear Lake last week end. PARADISE LOCALS T Reese RIchman, the Boa of Mr. and Mrs. George Richman of Paradise returned home on Sunday after a two weeks trip to the Northwest and tf-ii&itcme s Extra Value Merchandise FOR CAR AND TRUCK WORK HOME AND PRESSURE & CUP GREASES. I 10 LB CANS 5 LITE BATTERIES SEAL BEAM FOCLITES BATTERIES SPARK PLUGS OIL FILTERS GARDEN HOSE HEATER & RADIATOR HOSE ALL SIZES FIRESTONE CHAMPION TIRES & TUBES BIKE TIRES & TUBES SPOT REMOVER PUMPS CONTACT POINTS AND WINDOW GLASS WINDSHIELD week J at the of Mr. and Mrs. D M Bickmore of Paradise are Mr. and Mr9. Lee S. Bickmore of Visiting this home Pocatell Wendell Jensen .oldaho. at Willow Park, playing games, lunch was served to the following: Lois Obray, Faye Obray, Coye Tams, Marilyn Berry, Rae Dan- Joan Pearce, ielson, Venice After Barbara Williamson, The Paradi3e ward BeeHive the attended Hyrum Stake outing which this year was held on Friday, August Cottoca S&uUce met enrol mtiil 3 LUBRICATION BATTERY CHARGING Girls Milfs, Roma Dee Jones, Marva Dee Obray, Betty Smith, rMs. Oliver Smith and Mrs. Albern Allen are their leaders. Outstanding among the numkhIm bers presented last week end at Guinavah Park in Logan can if' yon during the 4H encampment was a radio skit written and C. 0. Obray at the directed by Mrs. Visiting this week The Nifty Baker3 Paradise. of uome oi tueir parents, Mr. and Club of Paradise presented the Mrs. Palmer Johnson ot Par- skit. Mrs. Obray is an excellent adise are Miss Cleo Johnson violinist. She is the former Jean and Miss Leda Johnson of Oak- McCann of Logan. land, California. The girls are on leave from work at the A gift that will be appreciated. Air base in Oakland. South Cache Courier. -- The Utah Smelter Closes Copper Unit HYRUM. UTAH PHONE 68 so Miss Donna Bankhead who Is at the Santji Ana employed Air Base m California is home visiting for a week with her nuther, Mrs Joseph Shaw, Mrs. Martha Shipley of Brigham visited last week in Paradise at the home of Mj. and Mrs. E. M. Bickmore. FACTORY METHOD TIRE RECAPPING AND SECTION WORK Parud Mr. and Mrs, Ruby Reese and children, Peiry, Cloteel, and Col leen of Benson, were visitors at the home of Mrs Josephine Lcfthouse last Sunday, Sgt. Dale James visited last week at the home of Annie J. Obray of Paradise. Sgt. James has just returned from overseas in Germany. Dale is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam T. James of Las After visiting Vegas, Nevada. for a time with his parents, Dale will return to Paradise. FLASH FUEL o Darlene Hatch of Paradise spent Tuesday evening In Ogden visiting with her sister in law, Mrs. Bartley Hatch. AND RECREATION FABRIC DRY CLEANER S Bickmore, Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs! Clifford Obray, and Mr. aui Mrs. Uyde Hirst Miss FARM week end vacationers Bear Lake were Mr. and Among at u 17 "GAY GADGETS" Asaoclated Newspapara WNU retturti x r ' i : S' BY NANCY PEPPER The Story of Copper in Utah !y THROWING A PARTY ' d Mountain, man and machinery combine to produce about of nation's output. (iditore Not i Thu Im th Mcond of a most compels ones imagination to hHm of tight articiti tititd Tht story wander. Men at work look almost of Oopptr ia Utah.") gnome-likagainst the huge ter- Tho story of Utah Copper is a races that form the walls which atory of a mountain, men and ma- - slope outward from the center of chlnery, all combined to produco the great pit. The vast network from one mine approximately one- - of tracks that circle each level or third of the nations output of cop- - terrace and the trains appear not per and to make Utahs greatest unlike toys in the vastness of the huge bowl. employer and largest taxpayer. When man first visioned this en-2The Mountain is situated about miles southwest of Salt Lake terprise he was thought by many City. The mountains to the west to be a dreamer, like many other of Salt Lake City the Oqutrrhs, an men who wrought some of the great Indian name meaning West Moue- - accomplishments of industry and tain look much the same as the science The man who visioned other peaks that surround Salt Utah Copper was D. C. Jackllng, Lake Valley. One hill of this vast who in 1896 examined the porphyry Oquirrh range is a porphyry mass hill at Bingham and foresaw the (a rock resembling granite) through possibilities that existed through which le dlscemlnated a small the application of machinery to amount of copper less than one make production on a scale large per cent (to the ton), and minute enough to make the cost of produc-amounof gold, silver and molyb- - tiou low enough to permit mercial extraction of the small This spot Is known as Bingham amount of copper This was new Since 1904 men and machinery have to the copper industry as up to been whittling away at this block Jacklmgs time the world's copper of ore to supply copper for peace production had come from veins of time Industry and for war. Dur- - high grade copper ore. Jackling lng these 42 years a huge bowl has had no easy time: many turned his been hewed out of the mountain so project down and it took years for that a great ampltheatre now ex- - his broad vision to win recognition, lets not unlike an oversized foot- - (This is the second of a series of ball stadium. eight articles titled The Story of To view this great enterprise Copper in Utah. The third will one of tin upper levels ai- - pear in these columns soon) one-thir- e 8 'i V f, ts com-denu- ap-fro- Want to be a smarty and give a 'party that will really send them? And we dont mean that it will send them home. Thats the last place theyll want to go. Well, you have to think up lots of mixers to keep things going and to keep the less sensational gals from being mothballs. Double check these winners. Blind Date Line up gals on one side of the room; boys on the other. Blindfold each boy in turn, spin him around in case hes not dizzy enough by nature, and set him loose. He pairs oil With the first gal be r touches. Grab Eag Every gal covers her face with a brown paper bag. She tears holes for her eyes to look through, and with colored crayons draws on the wackiest features she can think ot 1 The boys are theA let in to Grab a we mean Bag pick a partner. The fact that they seldom recognize 'whos under the bag proves that theyre not too observant of your clothes. And think of all the trouble you went to selecting that date dress! Cold Wave This ones called Freezing and its hilarious. Every time the music stops which it does very unexpectedly Couples must freeze in whatever position theyre in at that second. The three or four couples that look the funniest are selected for the finals; other couples dropping out to watch them Play hot, jivey music for this one Mothball Mixer We call it that because the extra girls (and these days arent there always more wol vermes than wolves?) are given big rubber balls. They roll the balls out on the dance floor and capture the boy of whatever couple it hits first. The gal who was dancing with the boy gets 'the ball and the game goes on. nHrri tfrv J drift iiltrfif Lack of sufficient ore costa ominous shadow over major Utah industry. Closing of the dopper plant of the International Smelting & Refining Company at Tooele, Utah, casts an ominous shadow over the welfare ot Utah and one of its basic industries. The plant ceased operations on June 30 for an indefinite period. Insufficient ore and the lack of manpower are given as the reasons for closing. It is a million dollar plant, and buys ores not only from underground mines in Utah but all over the west. There Is only one conclusion to be drawn from this piece of news and that is that conditions In the mining industry are not healthy. Of course, we do not notice it so much today, as the other great war Industries will keep men employed and industry generally moving for the duration. But what of the future, the postwar period for an industry that Aormally employs directly and indirectly 47 per cent of the state's population. Closing of the plant cannot be brushed off as war casualty. The reasons go far beyond the war. They are a culmination of events over a period of years, which have tended to restrict the industry. Utah and the west are not running out of ore, but if that ore is to be found and brought forth and the Industry flourish and prosper In the postwar period an atmosphere of encouragement in which it can work must be provided. If venture capital is to flow into underground development again, then rules of the securities and ex change commission must be revised and the ever present threat of con fiscitory taxes mu3t be removed And prudence must he used in any tariff adjustments that would let down the bars and force domestic mines to compete in an open mar--' ket with cheaptly produced foreign metal. y Closing of the Tooelo plant is a for Utahns action among challenge who wish to tak6 a hand in moulding the states futuie. . PETER B. PEEVE Up in the locomotive cab of yout train tita a man you seldom see. Perhaps you never catch a glimpse of him although he is responsible for taking you to your destination. Union Pacific; like other railroads, has certain exacting requirements for an engineer. The man who pilots a passenger or freight locomotive has served years as a fireman ... knows the function of a locomotive' many parts . . .is thoroughly familiar with operating rules... has passed a rigid physical examination and been periodically amined. In short, he ie well qualified, both re-e- x mentally and physically, to handle his Job. Care in selecting and training employees has been a big factor in establishing the enviable Union Pacific record for safe and dependable transportation over the Strategic Middle Route, uniting the East with the and the Pacific Coast. mid-We- Another man you seldom see" is many miles away, doing his part to speed total victory. Let s bring him homeland quickly. You can help by buying bonds saving them and then buying more. Liataa to TOUR AMERICA" rad.o profits oo Mulua 1 nation wida natwoik Sunday aitarnooa. Conauil you local aawapapar ior tha tuma and aUtlon . miy rut NLoeusuvt JMIOM PACIFIC railroad st |