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Show Universal Microfilming Ml FMrponl At. SsU Lake CT- - Utah Ctopo Faffing For GgpDv . I Ssassseaia- ' l' ssm ' J P F J. i y ?rt& 'A'HT-s- - IES A. Year Forty-Fift- h KflTy Sfr-cS's- y Out k I rr IN THIS TXMQS j etsJCJ Opening and closing hours for grades may pay 8c on the openlocal schools of Granite District ing day of school for milk. This were set Tuesday night by the will pay for the week. Board of Education. First grades pay $1.00 Thursday or Friday for 7 weeks of milk. They are: Webster School Cyprus High School Classes will begin at 7:40 a.m. Classes will begin at 8:40 and and close at 2:25 p.m. with a end at 3.20. Only one lunch perlunch period. iod will be held at school from Brockbank Junior High School 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 noon. Classes will open at 8:20 a.m. Students in the 2nd to 6th and close at 3:00 p.m. with a grades may pay 8c on the openlunch period. ing day of school for milk. This will pay for the week. Magna Elemantary Classes will begin at 8:40 and WEBSTER FACULTY end at 3:20. The two sessions for Members of the Webster School the first grade classes are from Faculty are Mary Matthews, Kar8:40 to 11:40 a.m. and 12:20 noon en Haskell, first grades; Betty to 3:20 p.m. Blackner, Flora Davis, Karla will have Magna Elementary Johanna Kemp, second two lunch periods 2nd and 3rd Kelner, grades; Thelma Cottam, Lucille grades from 11:30 to 12:30 noon Hammond, Sallie Atkinson, Gene and 4th, 5th and 6th grades from Peterson, third grades; Leland 12:10 to 1:10. Thomas, LaPriel Roberts, Arvilla Students in the 2nd to 6th Yancey, fouith grades; Joanne Barnes, Buster Nay, Calvin Sandberg, fifth grades; Francis Julu-joIrene Shatter, Derold Bates, Ruth Ripley, sixth grades. f S ?CC0 y:3b WCS3 FROM AN EXCHANGE paper: Bonnie Blaire won the talent contest. Miss Blaire sang The Is a Tiar w.. KYW judges selected her. Idv WAHNETA . GOODSELL, that fun gal, said that a friend, a striking blonde, had to show her drivers license when she was stopped for a traffic violation. The officer read the description: Hair: Black; Weight, 125; Holder Must Wear Corrective Lenses then stared at the woman. Whose license is this? he demanded It took the gal the next half hour to convince him that since obtaining her license, she had bleached her hair, taken off 10 pounds and started wearing contact Number 10 Pumps Readied For More Wafer OcsCaDs 0a7G CDoufg ouct lenses. Mrs. America Ah, the ways of beauty care! TTpugg A strike virtually halting operations at Kennecott Copper Corporation's huge Bingham mine entered its fourth day Sunday and officials of the sti iking union and the company expressed little hope for an agreement in the near future. Arthur D. Bentley, business agent of the striking union, the International Brotherhood of Electiical Workers, Local 1081, smelter would be closed within said no negotiations toward set- a week" and the refinery would tling the strike, appear in the follow unless the mining operation is resumed. With both closed, offing the number of idled employees The union strike has would exceed 6,000. idled about 4,200 men. Both union and management It began Thursday morning and have expressed a willingness to an estimated 2,500 workers hon- negotiate. ored picket lines. Later, with diThe union has stated the main minished ore supplies, an addi- complaints are not of an economic tional 1,700 were laid off. nature, but rather, in A Kennecott official said its working rules." 188-m- an Magna, Utah, Thursday, August 24, 1961 r-- p 7fanObtf j -- . CX(3(3 n, day-to-d- Area Garden Leader Honored One of Utahs leading garden club leaders, Emil Feulner of Hunter, was honored recently with the Men's Garden Club of Americas "Certificate of The purpose of this certificate for recognition to an individual, group, club, organization, firm, company, corporation, city, county, state, etc. for outstanding service and advancement in the fields of horticulture, city beautification, roadside improvement and other such services and achieveis ments which add to the beauty of our communities, cities and nations. Mr. Feulners service in the garden club movement in Utah extends back for many years. He has served as president of the Utah Associated Garden Clubs, of the Magna Garden Club and the Men's Garden Club of Salt Lake City. Greenhouse In Magna, he established a greenhouse where many shrubs, trees and flowers were furnished to beautify Magna and surrounding areas. ' His work on intermountain problems, particularly chlorosis, is well known throughout the area. Long before anyone else recognized the problem, Mr. Feulner was pleading with groups to do something about it. Now the colleges are studying this prob EMIL FEULNER , . . Receives Commendation of Garden Clubs appointed Mr. Feulner as national chairman of Brockbank Faculty OF INTEREST to local people Clark Frei, principal, DelRoy the plant research committee. is the announcement that Howard Most generous with his time and Anderson, Doyle Anderson, Colin W. Casey, telephone manager at talent, he has lectured to groups Bennion, Blaine Bendixsen, Boyd Richfield, Utah, former Magna all over the state. - . Neil Black, Christensen, Jerry manager many years, has receivs E. A BIG ITS J. Gardner and say gallon water pump Friday. This pump is delivToo, this versatile man has anDavis, M. Dickson, Valoy Eaton, ed the highly honored Bell SysArthur members of the Magna Water ering for the first time an additional supply of other side which many people William R. Evans, Robert Haslam, tem Vail Medal Award for his Company Marsh, Board of Trustees to Win Templeton, prized water into Magna Water mains for use dont know about he is a talKeith Hill, Clive Jensen, Jackie heroism. for the Magna concern, as they inspect of the town. The trustees feel that the additionengineer ented flower designer. Many of RoJohn Mr. Casey, a volunteer fireman Loutensock, Jorgensen, and watch the initial operation of a huge 900al money for the pump will be repaid. the beautiful flower arrangebert Melville, Stuart McDonald, for 30 years, rescued a woman ments seen at garden club conJames a in her McCloy, valat Tony that Pendleton, a apartment by location, trapped Providing tremendously Magna Water has invested flower shows and at ventions, Helen Fern fire. Since buying Pearson, uable reserve of water for Magna Register, property, tional money to sink the well and the Spring Garden Festival have when many cities and towns in Maiy Jo Reiter, Virginia Richardinstall electrical controls and been created by Mr. Feulner, asson, Kenneth Robeits, Norman lem. valves and fittings, as well as NOW THAT SCHOOL is start- Utah' are facing serious difficulty, sisted GRANITE TAX Thomby his wife, Irene. Fri-- 1 Thornock, New Maena Sims, the Water Fay Kay Compa"v Appointment extending a delivery line to the of these fine residents are ing, we believe that teachers Both TurMelvin into operation a as, Tucker, Virginia main supply line on 2820 South, Recently the National Council dedicated would do everyone a great serv- day put LEVY REDUCED garden club members John Verney, Grace Ward, water pump for additional pin, of one block. a distance about ice by showing that the American water. who have devoted their life to Bessie Weaver, Royden Weight. i system of competitive free enterthe Improvement of the state in The value of 900 gallons of BY 6.5 MILLS Zenda Ridd and Carla Pearce FIRE CALLS ANSWERED shown above is In-- 1 The which they live. prise is superior to any other cated onpumD and clear cool, water, Emma pure, secretaries. are sold Kendall L the former property The Granite School Dissystem. to 2 second feet, is matron equivalent Mrs. Eva Barton to the Magna and custodians Vern are Four by fire two and ambulance trict tax levy this year will Teachers need only to compare Water firm for Nielson and Frank Russell. roughly $135,000. calls were answered during the approximately be 48.5 mills, a 6.5 mill rewhat it has done for us with MERCHANT The valves shown are check Counselors are Wallace Baw-de- past week by the Magna $27,000. It is located at about 6800 Firemen MAGNA duction from last year. The what other systems have done West and 2820 South. st Stevenson and one and ambulance drivers, to i and Oaell valves valves, safety district total levy, including for those who live under them. The other counselor who will be as- elude; RETIRES AFTER 36 'valves for waste pressure water well was tested out the 7.5 stale levy, will be 56 . In the short span of 185 yean, at 1020 gallons per minute with to be carried off to the former signed before school starts. reducAugust 151:30 p.m., an old mills, an over-al- l the United States has attained no MAGNA ELEMENTARY twin points. The station will be perceptible drawback on survacant house at 220 South and YEARS OF SERVICE tion from last year. remarkable living standards. housed in a cement block house wells. It proves members for the Mag- 5200 West burned down, rt was inflowing rounding Faculty state was The of 7 levy the popu- a With less than to of na Elementary are Nelda Holt, not of provide the ultimate in health Louis Falvo has retired after very remarkable supply creased from 5.9 to 7.5 mills. any value. lation of the world, we have more water standards. in the underground basin Mildred Barker and Frances August a.m., a car being in the grocery business for young people in high schools and 36 years. He was in charge of the Wells, first grade; Zola Gogarty, that belonged to a Provo motorcolleges, more musical and literRowena Welcker, Beverly Tade-har- ist, caught fire at 8400 West and Magna store, Louis Falvo & Sons, and libraries more ary societies, second grade; Ruth Donley, 4100 South. $25 damage resulted. which will be known as Falvo a greater distribution of the Alice Gourley, Alloween Naylor, and old tires Brothers, operated by Pete and August word than written and spoken third grade; LeGrande Neilson, were set aflame at 8000 West 2200 Mike Falvo. known. even has nation other any Jack Burt, Helen Smith, Evelyn South. No damage. The regarded man and his We have more comforts, more 1961 MRS. AMERICA OF Turner, fourth grade; Van Hales, August 19 Grass and fence charming wife have just returned conveniences, more luxuries than Nation's No. 1 Homamakar Margo Romine,' Robert Merrill, posts at 3100 South and 8850 from a months trip to Canada any other people. In this country Colleen Larimer, fifth grade; West were set aflame in a vacant where Mrs. Falvo saw her sister, we have one automobile for every Mrs. America of 1961, Mrs. Edna Donald Hess, Owen lot. No Moyle, Mrs. Tony Cardamon!, after an socialist Great damage. three citizens; Rosemary Murphy of Kentland, Cluff, sixth grade. Phillip W. RusAmbulance Calls absence of 35 years. They spent Britain has one for every 22; one the nations number Indiana, Debs, principal, Valera Snell, Kevin of son two weeks at the Cardamom reMr. and Scow, sia has one for every 252 and hosthomemaker, will appear as Mrs. secretary. 3431 South sidence. Scow, Douglas most of these are public vehicles. ess for the grand opening of Mod 8480 West, suffered minor injurMr. and Mrs. Falvo also visited, Under free enterprise, there are ern Triumph Homes of Cotton ies when hit by a car at 3400 in Prince George, Vancouver, 3 Ameritwo radios for every wood Meadows and at Alta South and 8480 West. He was tak- Victoria and Jasper. Bench in White City, Sunday, cans; under socialism there is one en to the Salt Lake General HosThey plan to travel to Cosduza, for every five British; under comAugust 27, Nick E. Papanikolas pital and later released to the Italy, hisbirthplace, next fall. munism there is one foe every of Construccare of a private physician. It has been 41 years since he was 45 Russians. One out of every five tion Company, the developers, 19 Delmar Nye of 4172 there. Mr. Falvo anticipates a visAugust Americans has a telephone; comannounced Friday. m 155 in Britain blowing events are out- - South 4800 West, Kearns, fell it to a brother who is in the real The same type of homes will pared to one out of1880 Russia. at in Oquirrh from a horse at the Mt. Riders estate business; a nephew, who is and one out of be built at Oquirrh Hills in Mag- nxtJveek Arena and suffered injuries. He a lawyer and director of a large Stake House: Even more startling comparisons na. 27 Sunwas taken to the Salt Lake Gen- newspaper. Mr. Falvo will also Stake August Sunday, could be made in such commoditMrs. Americas appearance is see a sister. ies as washing machines, vacuum under the auspices of her nation- day School Preparation at 1:30. eral Hospital. al sponsor, the cleaners, refrigerators, electric lights, food, clothing and almost Corp. every other item which contribRosemary Murphy, a former comand utes to the enjoyment model, is the mother of five fort of mankind. children, ranging in ages from If one reflects, we might think 3 to 11 years. that these luxuries may be part from all wards in the stake. Reading from left DO IT THIS WAY. Says Papa Finnelly to his Travels 170.000 Miles of our problem. Material opulence to right are Jerry Holladay, Papa, and his sons in a scene from Promised Valley, a muSince receiving the title, Mrs. must never be allowed to breed sical production that will be presented Tuesday sons, B. D. Holladay, Lynn Wilkey, Mark Hales, Murphy has traveled 170,000 smugness or indifference to the that James 29th and 30th by the values and Case, Craig Ellsworth and Jeff Case, moral miles by air, making more than and Wednesday, August spiritual being led by Mrs. Doris Backman, chorister. 200 personal appearances in 35 Oquirrh Stake MIA. The play will be at the made the luxuries possible. Pleasant Green Wardhouse and begins at 7:30 Virginia Johnson is the pianist and Karen states on behalf of home buildReese is the speech director. ers. BARBARA BARTON, that p.m. both evenings. It is a combined production when that Modern Triumph Homes are said charming gal, meet man 7:30 man and red breaks the into white danccurtain at The gay songs and goes up of research the is much ing when they reach Salt Lake, to resultto of months and 30th on what on Indian soil. There Lake and Magna s' swinuntog pool Uie'onr one August 29th Salt bring to be the most delight-vat- e happiness and joy as the group The Promised Valley. a combination of the most unique out this way, I believe, for a pri-- ! promises two The of summer leads are the main ful taken event musical and most wanted new ideas in residence she often felt that season, as Oquirrh Stake MIA by Betty Lou Jones as Celia and home construction, beauty, comthe definition of a family swim-of proudly presents Dick as Crawford Grant Dr. Jed. Other parts fort and SELL MEN TWO value, ming pool was a small body are portrayed by Kirt Lamb as Gates Promised Valley. It will water completely surrounded by be held at "the Pleasant spokesmen said. Green Luella as Shaw Bishop; Emma; at One result is the other peoples children. Ward. 156 ACRES FOR Harvey Jones as Jamie and Rus- Cottonwood Meadows showing new of a sell Wadsworth as Broderick. KENNY DAVIS. Safeway butTime is the early 1847s and concept in ceiling panels and floor TOP AREA SALES a cook- the stage show revolves around thinks he tiles the Bamboo Room creatthat says cher, ed by New York interior design' book definition of eternity would a band of pioneers, crossing the of 156 acres at Purchase ner Michael Greer for the be: Two people and a ham.fam-- 1 plains of early America from 8000 West and 41st South, SPAGHETTI SUPPER winter Quarters in the East, t6 Corp. These homes may out of for Kenny says that withtohis Magna just worry the valley of the Great Salt Lake On Sunday, September 24th, also be designed for Magna. ily he doesnt have $160,000, figured as major Our Lady of Lourdes Parish will Modern Triumph Homes will about any food lasting very long. on vhe west coast item in area real estate Ital- display the room, which carries serve its' well known again recorded transactions invoives couby a young The plot ian Spaghetti Dinner from 3 to out a totally coordinated theme A CUSTOMER'S check receivthe Salt Lake Real Estate acrecently married, traveling of 8 p. m. at the hall, t Bamboo Trellis patterns ed by the Magna Times wasnote: ple, Board's Listing Multiple to friends and their with family across the ceiling and down the e. Tickets companied by the following are for $1.50 and adults heartache and the reCalifornia, Since Im not requesting the 75c for children. Prices on take walls to harmonize with a comThe buyers were V alley that is theirs as death comes to Bamboo Leaves vinyl panion out orders are thf same. Hi Associates, In&, repreceipt your statement says youd loved ones and the men of the A special invitation is extended asbestos floor. Keith Nosack, sented by their to serve on are called turnedhwkwdleTsame group on a battalion to secure Midrale; the sellers. Calvin to newcomers to join the many New Home Concept enclosed check is for country The homes introduce new conLake Salt Y. who City attend Walk, patrons coast for regularly. the land on the west FouTceitl le than my cepts in complete exterior and and Vivian C. Berioch, have to the United States, of the youd stamp lighting and large foyers serving price Magna. The peppy leaders will lead the Cyprus student THANK YOU all living areas. Also, the adopis a fast Cyprus, say the five CypPromised Valley use in mailing me a receipt. body in yells Thursday evening, August 24th convenbeen who have School of U for rus tion High cheerleaders, stairways My gosh. moving musical, portraying all I wish to thank my friends for at the Magna Community Park at a Record of of a a in to choice lead students pep variety practicing Youth is happy because it has their flowers and cards during ient traffic patterns, the human emotions. There is a Hop, beginning at 7:30 p.m. A luncheon of hot to right, Brent left U or L kitchens, raised terrace and WHATEVER your interest, the beautiful love story, told both in the ability to see beauty. Anyone songs yells. Standing, recent stay at a Salt Lake dogs, various salads and desserts will be served Bowen and Albert Trujillo. Kneeling, Sharlene patios, deluxe multiple baths and main point to remember is that wor(js and song. There are tears, who keeps the ability to see bea-i- n my I am most grateful Hospital. at 50c per person or 75c per couple. the Each a features. Carol of other Zito host Cookie and Gallegos. Buckner, an age of jet engines, as death comes to some along the uty never grows old. Last on sweaters. cheerleader has individual name j (Continued Page) Verl A. Haws Kafka (Continued on Last Page) wayt There is adventure as the . Hostess For Model Homes ONE--Thu- Well-Know- n 900-gall- I n, by-pa- I 16-1- 1:45 "PromncGd 7aC33yf POayo OuGGdav, 02draGGdcny a, FJlucfoaO, rass ... -- Cannon-Papanikol- - Johns-Manvil- le Cyprus Cheerleaders Ready For Nop Cannon-Papanikol- Johns-Manvil- Se-vic- -- le |