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Show South 2835 East. girl. Sept. 10. Salt Lake Hospitals Mr & Mrs Donald F. Ensign. 2818 East 3335 South, girl. Sept. 4. Hugh L. Sharp, 4425 Arcadia St., girl, Sept. 4. Cottonwood Hospital Mr & Mrs Robert E. Steorts, 3054 Delsa Ralph H. Kemmington, 480 Drive, girl, Sept. 4. East 3000 South, boy, Aug. 28. Wayne A. Stewart. 3030 South Robert R. Albin, 2437 High- 900 East, girl, Sept. 4. land Drive, boy, Aug. 30. Gregory J. Henderson, 2776 3220 South, girl. Sept. 5. Howard C. Anderson, 7119 East Arthur Cicerone, 3505 South South 3080 East, girl, Sept. 2. 1200 East, girl, Sept. 5. Gary E. Livingston, 5211 Richard B. Mills, 2231 East South Highland Drive, boy. 6525 South, girl. Sept. 5. Sept. 4. W. J. Caldwell. 2801 South 900 Albert S. West, Jr., 1070 East East, twin boy and girl, Sept. 6. 7000 South, boy, Sept. 6. Bobbie L. Foster, 5655 Suulh Evan G. Chesley, 7808 South 1180 East, boy, Sept. 6. 1000 East, boy. Sept. 10. Edward P. Palmer, 3G00 East Max E. Quick, 7 226 South 3700 South, boy. Sept. 6. 2930 East, girl. Sept. 10. Francis G. Navarro, 959 East Siefgried A. Weiss, 1462 East 4580 South, girl, Sept. 6. 8425 South, girl, Sept. 10. Arthur K. Linville, 3452 Crest-vieClaude L. Argyle, 3636 South Drive, girl. Sept. 6. 1000 East, girl, Sept. 10. Thomas Meriwether, 315 2 Joseph J. Taylor, Jr., 1081 South 1756 East, twin girls, Sept. East 7800 South, boy. Sept. 10. 8. Stephen M. Albrand, 4 011 Ned B. Thorne, 2395 East 4800 MIRACLE GLASS FIREPLACE ENCLOSURE THERMO RITE DO YOU WANT SECURITY? In case of emergency Thermo-Rit- e enclosure with coal will heat a living room and 2 adjacent rooms like a coal stove. LOWE.i PRICE - . . H Itcsut pys for Itulf in hint. cinlrnl on ving to prtvnot DMignoS sashi- ng. Especially for Swodkk coraor, tore-taco- at Muon-stoo- d South, girl. Sept. 8. William Eraay, 3321 eer Street, girl. Sept, Miss Routh S. Kennecott Awards New Contract at Mine Site Pion- 8. Speaks Vows with Mr Parks Salt Lake LDS Temple was setting for the Wednesday marriage of Miss Diane Routh and Shannon L. Parks. Wallace Gailcy officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Routh,' 3232 Elgin Dr. 13045 Soitlh). Parents of the groom arc Mrs. Lester M. Parks, 2788 East, and the late Mr. Parks. The newlyweds were honored at a wedding breakfast following the marriage rites and that evening a reception was held at the Crest wood Villa. Matron of honor was Mrs. Don M. Gnttfredson. Bridesmaids were Miss Bonnie Anderson and Miss Mardcne Riser. Sheryl Holmes and Cindy were flower girls. Standing as best man for his brother was Caney Parks, while Jerry Howells and Steve Waldcr ushered. Golt-fmlso- n Former Miss Woolard Speaks Wedding Vows Former Holladay resident. Miss Sue Carol Woolard came home from her three year San Francisco residence to be mar-ieNO MORE to Edward J. Hegarty. e Drafty Floors Aug. 22 rites were performed Smoke Soot in Skaggs Memorial Chapel, e Dirt or Sparks First Baptist Church. A recepe Saves Fuel e Radiates Heat Like a tion followed. Attending the bride were Miss Stove ) Colleen Malouf. maid of honor; ( Wo Remodel and I Miss Carol Sindo, Carlo Gables, ) Modnrniu Old I Florida; Miss Janis Stone, San Firtplicai Phone or Writa for Francisco: and Miss Stephanie of ftrates Fran Colored Folder York, San Diego, Calif., bridesor AM maids. Holloday livd., S.L.C CR Parents of the bridal pair are Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Woolard, 1477 East 3150 South, and Mr Sc Mrs Richard F. Hegarty, Chestnut Hill, Mass. The newlyweds are making a home in San Francisco following their honeymoon trip to Hawaii. The groom will resume See us at the studies this fall at Hastings College of. Law, University of California. fireplaces. d loaaioa Salt taka's targaif Stock Sold, Tkcram-tit- 4117 ahoowavr this Kennecott Copper Corporation has awarded a contract for removal of 12 million cubic yards of overburden from the top of its Bingham Canyon mine. The contract was awarded to Western Contracting Corporation, which is completing a previous- job of equal size. The new project requires removal of six million cubic yards of rock from the top levels of both east and west sides. The entire project will last 12 to 14 months. Removal of overburden is necessary to uncover ore. Two tons of overburden must lie removed for every ton of ore. The ore contains 16 pounds of copper to every ton, and this, combined with the rati oof waste rock, means that huge amounts of material must be handled every day to operate the mine successfully. This is the third contract for stripping of overburden awarded to Western. The previous contracts were for 10 million and 12 million cubic yards. Western uses diesel trucks and electric shovels. The trucks are capacity and the shovels have 13 cubic yard dippers. A truck operating at the mine is believed the largest in the world on a regular operating basis. The truck has a rated capacity of 80 cubic yards. It is 55 feet long, 16 feet wide and 15 feet high and is powered by two diesel engines developing 850 horsepower. The vehicle requires 18 ties and weighs 290,000 pounds when empty and 590,000 pounds when loaded. Western established a record for drilling and loading at the mine last month. Western loaded 47,769 cubic yards of rock, and believes this is a record average for every shovel was 1,354 cubic yards an hour. Hie drilling record was 3,436 lineal feet in one day. This amounted to 76.4 feet every State Fair near the POPE SELF-SPACIN- G RUG NEEDLE I olfii-ialed- too Checking LARGE Checking Account too small Every Newlyweds Enjoy Trip Through Grand Canyon Honeymooning at Grand Canyon and southern Utah are newlyweds Mr and Mrs David Stanley Jones who were married in Salt Lake LDS Temple . . . the same fast, accurate and courteous . . . rites Friday. Officiating at the ceremony was Ezra Taft B Benson, member of the Council of Twelve Apostles. The grooms parents, Mr and Mrs. Vard Jones, 3054 South 800 East, honored the couple at a wedding breakfast following the ceremony. That evening a reception was hosted by parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Newbold, 1189 Elgin Ave. (3015 South), at Grant Fourth LDS Ward. The bride is the former Miss Carladene Open your account why not enjoy ALL . . . these advantages of a Checking Account? Tracy-Colli- ns Faster Service at the Teller's Window it Postage Paid both ways on Banking by Mail it it Newbold. 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The only trouble wtfi some of these fine homes is their location on the outskirts of our 4510 So23rd"Iias fSALT tAKE CIT Page I Mr. Jones will continue his studies at Utah State University this full. (B.L'.POPE L. h sad Bruce. Gifford ushered. ru CR7-274- A double Win-terto- Commercial Building GET V0UR AMAZING standing as bridesmaids. 1aula W. Paul Anderson, Keith ring ceremony at the Anderson ami Diane Butlc1'- - Winn and Jeif Sutherland. Creslwood Villa united Miss Joan Amelia Winn and Dorcin j 7 , IS't-inchour with vertical ro- Charles Sutherland in marriage V Thursday. A. Fred Dipu, LDsjsV tary drills. . $ bishop, Western employs 120 men for Barents ot the couple are Mr. this operation and its payroll Mrs. Elmer I. Winn, 750S and is alxrnt $25,000 every week. Wasateh Blul., and Mr. and Mrs. Kinner O. Sutherland, Saturday Rites Unite Copperton. Birthday Cakes to Order A reception followed the rites Couple in Marriage Matron of honor was Mrs. W. 2935 E. 33rd So. HU Richard Dorrance claimed Miss Adelle Wheat as his bride in riles spoken Saturday at the Evergreen Reception Center. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wheat, 3962 Pine Tree Dr. (2980 Fasti. The groom i a son of Phillip No Account J. Dorrance. Midvale. Attending the bride were Miss Mary Ellen Wheat, a sister, maid of honor; Miss Lynda Nilcastro and Miss Cathy WilNo lett, bridesmaids; Miss Wendee Wheat and Miss Claudette Wheat, also sisters, junior brides maids. Ed Patience was best man. When the couple returns from a honeymoon trip to Las Vegas they will make a home in Murray. d pilot-mod- W Miss Joan Winn Says Paul Anderson with Miss Kay worth were flower girls. ami Mrs. l.ihlcforu Ceore Standing as besf man was Vows With Sutherland I'.uik'nvoi'ih, ms tor ol ihe groom Van Sutherland. Ushering were 4701 Holladay Blvd. CR8-043- 'in Holladay Square' 7 1961 14, |
