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Show Mr. and Mrs. Heber Jones of Payson spent Saturday evening visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coffey. Eureka LDS Ward Makes Changes In Page Five THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER August 15, 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chat win returned last Wednesday, after k an enjoyable vacation Council in spent Bluffs, Iowa, where they were guests of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chatwin and small daughter. While there they made a trip to Omaha, Neb., and other interesting spots in that area. They state that it was monderful seeing their son and his family, but that it was also mighty fine to get back to the good old mountain air in Tintic, as the heat in Iowa and Nebraska area was really sizzling. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cromar and son Richard of Pleasant Grove, were in town Saturday afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gear and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cromar and two boys who are visiting at the Gear home. Sunday guests at the home of Bishop and Mrs. Lee Bird were Mr. and Mrs. Verl Sud-wee- Wahlquist. two-wee- Organizations Leland Sanderson is released as superintendent of the Sunday School and George Forsey appointed to replace him. Den: nis and Barbara Barchi, Juan- ita Talent and Jack Larsen have been sustained as workers in the Sunday School. Sunday evening1 services at the LDS Ward were conducted by Bishop Lee Bird. Norma Jameson was the acompanist and Wanda Colovich, chorister. Opening song was followed by prayer by Sharon Seamans; Speakers were Jerry Jolley, Bryant Jones, home missionaries, and Lynn Crook of the High Council and Fred M. Davis, stake presidency; vocal solo was by Glennis Larsen; closing prayer was by George W. Forsey. ks and family of Payson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cromar and two sons, Michael and Pat of Los Angeles, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gear. Cascade Range Vacation Land Mr. & Mrs. Maynard Griggs and Ronald, and David Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence What may well become the Wests next National Park is the magnificant heartland of the northern Washington Cascade Range. This splendid region is literally the last frontier of the north temperate zone, vacationists report. In addition to the exciting water-roa- d of Lake Chelan, there are automobile roads up every major river valley, but all are dead end. No matter where you set up vacation headquarters, you wont be annoyed by a lot of through traffic, yet no point is more than 10 straightline miles from a road. At least two of the scenic objectives de- serve wide fame: Glacier Peak and Lake Chelan. Despite what some people say, most of us want to do the right thing even though we dont do it. Bauer, and Donald Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Peterson of Salt Lake, who are visiting at the Griggs home, made a trip to Beaver Canyon and Fish Lake, over the weekend. They returned home Mon- Mr. and Airs. Clarence Wahl-qui- st of Santa Monica, Calif., were in town Saturday visiting with friends. They are spending a few days in Goshen with their daughter and family, the Bucky Wolfs. Later they will travel to Maryland to spend a few weeks with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Airs. Richard Henderson and small daughter, Kim, of Provo, spent a few days here last week with her mother, Mrs. Kenneth Underwood. Mr. Henderson came to Eureka on Sunday and his wife and baby returned home with him that evening. erne mas m, f Airs. Bert Ferguson left last Saturday for San Leandro, Cal., First Breaths Recorded Los Angeles, Calif. A joint research project carried out by American and Swedish scientists may lead to a better understanding of respiratory malfunction .in babies, the most common cause of newborn death. The research is the first complete scientific record of a babys first breath. where she will visit with her Mr. sister and brother-in-laand Mrs. T. N. Burt. A greasy oven is easier to clean if you leave a small bowl of household ammonia in it overnight. Religion and tolerance go hand in hand, but some of us evidentally miss the connection. Rust comes off knives quickly if you stick the blade in an onion for half an hour before w, An advertised product will be chosen over an one, by nine out of ten un-adverti- washing and polishing. You can get more than your moneys worth some times, but it is a hard process to Airs. Lee Bird and daughters, Nancy and Marene were in Salt Lake last Wednesday and Thursday. When they returned home they were accompanied by the Bird son, Ronald, who had been visiting in the city with relatives for the past two weeks. Mr. and Airs. Brennan Hannifin made a business trip to Salt Lake on Monday of this week. They also visited with his mother, Mrs. Alargaret Hannifin who is visiting in the city with Mrs. Ethel Briggs. TTianos Cxop to survival To survive, Utah's mines must compete with mines in other states. And costs govern the ability to compete. All Amer- ican mines pay about the same for wages and supplies. But taxes, which are equally important costs, vary from state to state. If our mines are burdened with excessive taxes, they can't compete. And Utah will lose jobs, tax income and the chance to attract money to develop new mining ventures. UTAH CUBING ASSOCIATION "From the earth comes an abundant life for all " day night. Saturday guests at the Har- old Chatwin home were Mr. and Mrs. J.' H. Frost of Orem. Mrs. Chatwin and Mrs. Frost are sisters. Mrs. Bessde Lunt of Salt Lake returned home last Saturday after visiting for a few days here with her sister, Mrs. Dean Hannifin. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drussell tried their luck at the fishing game at Cherry Creek on Saturday and Sunday of last w'eek. From all reports their luck was very good, with a catch of 17 nice fish for the two days. Salute to TOOELE COUNTY 4 ... land of new industry and 4 ghost towns of the past m Ra - 5V miiAti The allure of bygone days clings to Tooele County memories of days when the Oquirrh Mountains and their rich stores of mineral wealth supported such wealthy towns as Ophir and Mercur, now known only to those interested m ghost towns. Today Tooele County is one of the state's most important industrial centers, with ore reduction and smelting operations, salt plants, and huge installations of the federal government Dugway Proving Grounds, Tooele Ordnance Depot, and Deseret Chemical. Here, too, world record lutomobile ..it .... Bonne flats. speeds are shattered on the In progressive Tooele County, and through' i the State, the United States Brewers Foundation constantly works to assure wholesome gathering spots for the enjoyment of beer and ale. r BEER and ALE . . . fficceutycj mTb Rmi eA 2 ft Onto 3663outh 5h. cot Union Pacifics new high speed icing VI If if 1 facilities from Ogden to the Missouri River can completely ice a PFE refrigerator car in less than a minute ! Not only can the automatic icers handle thirty 300 lb. blocks of ice a minute, but shippers can have their . six ice chunk, coarse, crushed and salted as preferred! FaM be specific . 0"Ou0uQi CD KID Urnjltt ship Kl PZ&SD?0(S |