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Show The Complete Home Newipaper -- Read CHATTER It in The Times or Leade- r- From The Editor Thirty-eight- Garfield, Utah, Friday. July 16. 1954 year h Number 4 GARFIELD POOL VANDALS, THIEVES TAKE GROUPS GIVE IDEAS TO HELP TRESPASSERS TO BE PROSECUTED GARFIELD DRUG BUS SERVICE TO BE CHOSEN $100 Fine To Be Levied! FIREMEN KEPT Through the fine efforts of the C of C Private Citizen MONDAY EVE Garfield Com. Council, signs BUSY ON VARIED NARCOTICS Attend Commission been made have and posted Meet the Garfield Pool that $100 fines will lie assessed against tres- BLAZES HERE $700 CmH, $300 In Garfield Plan Gala Juit Thoughts During a tew years at this work. I have come to the conclusion that many people are insecure because they do not feel equal to the responsibilities of passers and if minors are apprehended trespassing or destroylife. 1 understand that completely, ing property, their parents will for 1 never sit down to wTite this be required to pay the fines. This action was taken at a column, that I wonder if it is worth reading, and I always try meeting Friday night of the Garto maintain the most humble re- field Council, as well as rigid enforcement of speed limits of 25 to spect fur the readers. It is with this feeling of hu- 30 miles an hour in the residential mility. that I often put myself and area and 10 to 15 miles an hour in problems of the newspaper into alleys. 23 Adults Apprehended the hands of the Lord with the j A total of twenty-thre- e adults famous Biblical quotation: "If God be for us, who can be against us?" were apprehended in the past For 1 have found that by week by deputy sheriff A1 Nord-graall of them 20 years of age thinking, praying and working with faith in Him, you will go or over, who were in the pool afforward with resolute confidence ter it had closed at 7:30 o'clock. A number of the people were and a sublime trust. All feeling of insecurity will vanish from your returning from the nearby beaches mind. You will live with power anji some of them were intoxicatand a deep inner sense of glad- ed. Very few wei e local residents. ness. Write on your brain, engrave on your heart, stamp on your conscious and unconscious mind, print on your soul, saturate yourself with: "If God be for us, who can be against us? This is the secret of deep and lasting security in your life. Despite the summer .heat, and Wonderful Philosophy to the usual records, the I so enjoyed talking with Mrs. contrary Public Library is showMagna and she J. G. Hadley Tuesday, ing a fine increase in tnc number made a remark that revealed a of books issued, according to Mrs. beautiful philosophy in life: "For- Helen Fotheringham, librarian of life times bad get the mistakes, Mrs. Lucille Reeder Turpin is the and only remember and pick out assistant. the beautiful things in each day. Teen-ag- e books account for 100 She tendered this advice to her a and the balance of reading day when daughter, Evelyn Garrity, material issued averages 115, to she was desperately ill with a make a 215 daily output. stomach trouble, and Evelyn said A new shipment of juvenile words those recalled she vividly books has just been received by when death was knocking at her the library, featuring many un door, and resolved, as I think, too, usual types for the younger set. there is a fine philosophy in Mrs. A weekly paper is being reHadley's sentence. ceived at the library on uranium Firemen of Salt Lake County have been kept busy during the past week answering a varied assortment of alarnis-includi- ng a falsi alarm on Monday afternoon. Captain Roy Smith of the local dipartimnt emphasizes the serious aspects of anyone turning in a false alarm for the lark of it. While the fire engines and other equipment are answering a false alarm, a serious blaze could occur. Home Fire On Saturday, the firemen answered a call to the residence of Harvey Magera, 2345 South 8000 West. Damage of $75 resulted to mattress and a scorched bed when a short in the wiring of a bed lamp and radio, started the mattress ablaze. The same day, the department was called out to quell a grass fire near the KDYL TV transmitter. On Saturday, too, a grass fire across the street from Louis Falvo A Sons Store at 8950 West 3050 South, brought the firemen and trucks out. No damage occurred. $50 Monday, approximately damage was chalked up to fence poles at the residence of W. Bjer-lin- e at 7400 West and 3200 South, from a grass fire. Through the alert, quick work of Magna firemen as well as the Murray trucks, the residence of J. Denney, 6970 West 2700 So., was saved from a grass fire at 11:55 a. m. Tuesday, although sheds around his home burned from licking flames. Damage of about $500 resulted. Stolen Monday Morning Drug A delegation from the Magna Chamber of Commerce, as well as private citizens, and the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, CANNON-PAI'ANIKOLA- CONCERN S BEGINS NEW VILLAGE PROJECT GARFIELD POOL OVERLOADED IN HEAT WAVE Fete July 23rd For Pioneer Holiday Open house was conducted Sunday at the Greenfield Village, Hyland Drive at 6850 South, by Cannon Papanikolas Construction Company, and the response for the homes proved astounding according to Nick and John E. Papanikolas and E. L. Cannon, who were at the properties sell-- During the past week of the ing. The public liked the well-bui- lt torrid heat spell which has hit the 1IH 101 residence that has 1 and ft baths, and mark Believed to be the work of pro- attended a public hearing of the every Two little Kings and Queens, to single day, fessionals who weiv after narcot- State Public Service Commission represent the Garfield LDS the Garfield Pool has been liter- 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, as ics, the Garfield Drug Store was Tuesday regarding service of the Wards, will be chosen next Mon- ally "steeped with young and well as other distinctive features broken into Monday morning and Salt Lake to Magna, Garfield and day evening in the Garfield Thea- old, seeking a respite from the of ceramic tile baths and kitchens, modern built-i- n ovens and range $300 worth of drugs and $700 in Tooele bus lines franchise, cur- tre at 8 00 p. m., announce the rays of Old Sol. In fact, the daily attendance has lops, birch cabinets, automatic gas cash were taken. rently operated by the Salt Lake committee arranging the Townsite climbed over the 400 mark every furnaces and many other extras. Entrance was made by forcing Transportation Company. July 23rd celebration. No down payment is required the front door between the hours The royalty must be between day, to the extent that the Garfield Suggestions were made by a of 2:00 a. m. and 5:30 a. nv, when group uf Magna women for the 4 and 0 years of age. Improvement Company has asked for veterans and there is a choice the burglary was discovered by bus line to hold an evening meetfinancing on the diffSelection will be made by three the County Recreation Association of F11A-G- 1 Sam Martin of Garfield. William ing in this area and have working judges and efforts will be made for a helper to aid in supervising erent floor plans. The exMartin is owner of the concern. people who ride the busses and to have Marshall Dun of TV fame the children. At tlu present time, only two ecutives plan to build in Magna Break Safa other interested townspeople at- out. All uf the young candidates The huge safe of the Drug tend. will sing a song or recite a poem. lifeguards. Bud McDonald, Jr. a varied type of home in the near and Mildred Wilde ore in charge, future. Store was broken by sledge hamGala Tima Plannad By this manner, the bus line mers and bars to get at the nar- and citizens could better ascertain A miniature parade is slated for and officials feci that another cotic supply and cash, partially the best tunes of travel. The pres- July 23rd, meeting at the si haul person is needed to check the covered by insurance. ident of the Salt Lake Transpor- 4:30 o'clock and ending at the children in and out. Fine Improvements Deputy sheriff A1 Noidgran had tation Company said he thought carnival grounds, 5:00 p. m. Fine improvements have been Garfield the Main feasible. was the idea will The miniature floats be patrolled very Street and business places about As of Tuesday, no other bus featured with the size restricted to completed at the Garfield pool to 2:00 a. m., so evidently the thieves line had filed for franchise con- 4x6 feet for children 3 to 14 years include widening of the decks, were watching and waiting, as sideration, according to the Public of age. Adults are asked to ac- construction of en abutment experts believe it would take at Service Commission. company the floats for safety pur- vent the retaining wall to prethe smaller children from least two men several hours to poses. Inasmuch as a number of querPrizes will be given in the sec crawling under to the pool, a get into the safe. Similar Method lions of religious, patriotic, nur- $1,000 fence which has been ce- ies have been made relative to excavations for sewer and water, A similar method was used by sery school and pioneer themes. 2mented into the abutment, and officials of Salt Lake fountains. County have drinking thieves who entered Uie Draper In addition to the parade, there The pool meets every require- released the following information will be rides, concessions, refresh' Drugstore two weeks ago and ment uf the county and state as contained in a recently correctincnls and an outdoor dance. escaped with a large supply of health departments, being filter- ed ordinance: narcotics. Garfield is stoking the attendA deposit of $2.00 is required, d ance of young and old at the fete, ed every 8 hours with a chlorinator that can ac- to be refunded if the mulch is reand ask YOU to reserve this dale, placed in a proper manner. Paul W. Jones, South Salt Lake which is planned to commemorate commodate 600 people a day. 70 The term Hard surface as businessman, former Hunter res- the Pioneer holiday. used in the description, includes a ident for many years, has ancement, asphalt, or other solid nounced he will seek Republican 383 artificial material placed upon the nomination for the Salt Lake commission scat. ground and constituting the surCounty two-yeface of e street or sidewalk. A candidate for the commission It shall be unlawful for any perseat in 1952 in the primary elecson to make any excavation in Mr. Jones pledged a "sound tion, A group of sixty-fiv- e people business administration, any street or sidewalk or remove support traveled on two busses furnished for a realistic the hard surface or other mawater proculinary through the courtesy of Dale Bar- gram in the county and strong terials or improvements thereon rett, president of the Lakeshore support for immediate construcnews. A total uf 385 registered for the without first receiving a permit The installation of additional Bus Lines and five people went tion of the Salt Lake Best wishes are extended to sew- sprays by Kennecott Copper CorPresent Is Our Own County campaign which therefor from the County Surveyexby private car on a golfing er system. three on the west aide started Monday at the Garfield or. Men spend their lives in antici- Mrs. Viola B. Jones, who retired poration, pedition to the Idaho Falls, Idaho Efforts are being made by the Graduate of U and three on the east side of the Swimming Pool. Instructors are pation, in determining to be vast- July 1st from library work, after golf course over the weekend. local of in the unit Magna O. the who Mr. Community Council for Bud some been and when have dur Jones, J. Ara charge being operates at system, McDonald, completed periud ly happy ItM group had rented two mo- Jones Insurance Agency, Is a grad- ing the past week to control the Jeppson and Mildred Wilde. Salt Lake county to appoint a for many years. they have time. in the pretty Idaho uate of the tels, arriving The breakdown allows there are person who can lawfully issue Magna library hours are TuesBut the present time has one University of Utah. He tailings dust. Nine yet remain to Tennis is proving to be a most Friday evening. 160 polliwogs, under 10 years of permits in this community for also studied law at the University be completed. advantage over every other-- it is days, Thursdays and Saturdays popular feature at the new Gar city excavations, so residents will not Work is also going forward on age. from 2:00 to 9:00 p. m. our own. field courts, taught to a variety of Early Saturday morning, of Southern California and the have to travel to Salt Lake City. 30 26 inch Utah. 22' oi the header and and We may lay in stock of happiline, girls: boys t Beginners, classes by Lynn Marsh. following a breakfast, golf started, University He is the former president of officials expect that it will be intermediates, 26 boys and 25 ness, as we would lay in stock of Under the Salt Lake County some of the sporting enthusiasts Parent-TeachSchool finished in about ten days. girls; swimmers, 27 hoys and 29 HIT-RU- N wine. If we defer the tasting of recreation program, a total of 85 played as many as 54 holes during the Whittier is a and Two types of plastic sprays are girls; adult women beginners, 31; Association, them too long, we shall find that signed up for the class instruction, the day. In the evening, dinner both are soured by age. are participating in and dancing were enjoyed at Vet- member of the Church of Jesus being tested by Kennecott on the 17 intermediate women and 25 and thirty-fiv- e Saints. He tailings area and a third type is men and women for the diving Christ of Latter-da- y ters' Restaurant. the competition. in Can- expected to arrive shortly for ex- classes. mission a Church served was o'clock 8:00 An breakfast is Tennis taught Tuesdays, After watching and listening a been has and The instruction is sponsored by ada seminary periments. Each spray on the west Thursdays and Saturdays from served Sunday morning, golf later last week to a group, I believe that the Garfield Improvement Com7 to 14 played, and the professional at the teacher and Temple Square guide. and cast sides covers two acres. to 8:00 for 4:45 ages a cocktail party is where people Mr. Jones is married to the forAlthough results as of this date pany and American Red Cross. and the hours of 6:00 to 7:30 o- course, George O'Rullian and his spiU drinks and secrets. mer Mildred Barnes. The couple have been most favorable in quell- The classes will continue for the of Excavation has been completed clock, for all 15 years age and wife Gertrude Bouck O'Rullian, A vehicle driven by James Lee were host and hostess at a cock- have seven children and reside at ing the dust, officials emphasize summer weeks, ending with a of 325 Silverway in Garfield, was on the Magna Swimming pool, and above. ex2394 work is Avenue. cerin the still the Blaine of and that program presentation tail party in the late afternoon. Married couple: two people who the contractors have started to hit Saturday at 5:00 p. m. on the tificates to the participants. perimental stage. The group returned in their sit on a park bench to get fresh pour footings on the community highway just below the Arthur FORMER SON OF homes Sunday evening, declaring air. project. resulting in $50 damage. SURVEY COMPLETED Mill, COUNCIL MEET the event should be made an anWork is progressing according MAGNA PEOPLE DIES The driver of the red pickup nual affair. to and the committee ON 8400 WEST SEWER truck did not stop, but speeded MONDAY NIGHT A gentleman acquaintance of feelsschedule, that the pool will be comJuhn James, Douglas up and drove away. mine remarked the other evening for use in 1955. The survey has been completed Neither Mr. Lee,, hi wife or son of Elmer A. and Ester Dea The regular meeting of tlu1 diat a woman's idea of a good cry pleted died is on the 8400 West sewer in Magna, children were injured. He was Lake Salt Council of James City, Magna Community reis one that gets the intended ANNUAL-DRIVE- ' slated Monday evening, July 19th and is to lie presented to the State traveling west and the pickup Wednesday after a V year illsult. Oh, bosh! Board fur their truck was going east at the time ness. Funeral rites were conducted in the office of the executive sec " of the collision The truck swervapproval. retary, John A. Hokich. Saturday. Talented Artist The dates of September 13th to d meets with a ed over into the traf- -' the If AH members are urged to atwas born survey little The fine boy I was most interested to see the October 18th have been set by the tend the gathering at 8:00 p. m., favorable reaction from this group, lie lane, according to a report 1949. He is survived by received will Scaled be bids 12, by July remarkable and beautiful painting Oquirrh Community Fund fur for several Important community woik on the sewer will commence given by Mr. Lee to investigating until his parents, a brother and two in Our Lady of Lourdes Church the Magna Water Company their annual drive, announces W. matters will be piesented. next month. m. July 16, 1954, at the Cop- sisters, Carol, Nancy and Richard; deputy sheriffs. 5:00 p. and Second Half Schedule jn Magna, executed complet S. Hook, president. 9024 West grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ParCompany, per Printing Wad. July 14. Midvale at Morgan ed by Lawrence Conti. Further announcement of deof Salt Lake City This young man is a fine artist, 2700 South, Magna, Utah, for the ley G. James Thors. July IS. Layton at Magna tails will be later announced and of Dea Mrs. of the Magna. and following pieces Eugenie Sun. July 18. Bingham at Layton methods of collection explained, and his contribution undoubtedly purchase Bishop E. Clawson of the En2:00 p. m. adds to the reverent atmosphere of equipment: one Chevrolet flat according to Mr. Hook. A frame truck, Serial No. sign Second LDS Ward was in Sun. II. of the attractive Catholic Church. bed July Magna at Midvale 5VKB-115On Smelter day, June 23, over 5,000 emFrank and final rites No. the of Motor charge 2:30 p. m. I understand that Lawrence plans of uncle the W. truck. one Chevrolet dump ployees and their families flocked to Lagoon tl Asper, grand Wad. July 21. Morgan at Bingham to paint several other hangings. Golf Team Motor No. child, played postludp and prelude Thurs Serial No. 5VKB-115the annual Outing. attend 22. at Midvale Layton July To Play At Fort JBA740533; and one Case heavy music on the organ. The children's events were held in the ball Alcohol 5:00 p. m. During his long illness, the Sun. July 28. Morgan at Layton Douglas Friday I listened to a talk given by Dr. duty tractor with shovel loader park. The kiddies enjoyed themselves in such for his 2:00 p. m. William O'Gorman, psychiarist at mounted front, Henry hydraulic small boy was praisedwonderful events as the treasure hunt, racis, balloon burstteam representing Sun. July 25. Magna at Bingham A four-ma- n St. Benedict's Hospital in Ogden, backhoe mounted rear. The bids cheery attitude and ing contest and egg and spoon race. Cash prizes will be publicly opened and read disposition by many friends and the Utah Copper Golf Club, will 2:20 p. m. on alcholism. were given to all who took part. 8:00 staffs. at of Hall members at the p. hospital 'Magna Fir; Wad. July 28. Magna at Morgan play at Fort Douglas this Friday Dr. O'Gorman said alcohol taken 1. StreamLong lines at the Whip, 1954. Thurs. July 28. Midvale at Bing- afternoon, in state competition. in excess deteriorates the microns m. July 20, and Planes Auto and Wheel Ferris Baby liner, The Magna Water Company The group consists of Hal DalNOTES ham at 8:00 p. m. in the brain and when these neuswell time a had testified that Boats, everyone to reserves Paul Garside 1. the Midvale at any ton, Sun. August Morgan right reject Corky Brown, rons are destroyed and replaced on the rides. and all bids received. 4:30 p. m. and Jun Robison with Verl New-bolHonors Bride by fibrous tissue, there is a loss of 1. Magna at Layton The successful bidder is expectalternate. Sun. Aug. I. Q. He cited examples where Hundreds took relief from a temperature Honoring her sister, Miss Peggy 2:00 p. m. there was a loss of 50 per cent in ed to pay cash for the items pur- Lee Hayward, who became the hovered around 100 degrees to take a dip which 4. at Wad. chased. Bingham Layton Aug. the I. Q. of Theodore Funk of Sterbride cool in the pool. swimming 5. sold spacious Midvale at Magna The equipment will be In dealing with alcoholics. Dr. ling, Utah, Mrs. Arvel Nielson en- Thura.Aug. ice cream and bars on munched 8. Midvale at Layton Kiddies lot. The or Sun. candy Aug. equipment singly by O'Gorman noted two approaches Some unidentified children having a good spin tertained at a breakfast Thursday 2:00 p. m. and drank soda. Mr. and Mrs. John Stamoulis to the problem. One was a direct may be inspected by appointment at her home. on the 9024 West Mon. bowI. at center Morgan and grandchildren of Glendale, Aug. Bingham Young and old alike crowded the and actual step, a positive program with Howard Ridge, A gay time was had by the 11. Wad. 3322. at Layton Aug. Morgan California, are returning Thurswhere every step must be made to 2700 South or phone ery to enjoy many cartoons which were shown Thurs. Aug. 12. Bingham at Mag- day to their home Dates of publication, July 9 and group. after visiting in establish conscious control. The the late afternoon. na, at 8i00 p. m. area fur in the Magna-Garfiel- d second was group therapy. Here 16, 1954. Miss Joyce Peterson of Manti, 15. Midvale at Bingham Sun., Aug. Families gathered in the picnic area to eat two weeks with relatives and some the patients would Utah, is visiting at the home of Mr. 2:30 p. m. their lunches after which an egg catching confriends. NEWS culof the proper adjustments and and Mrs. George Funk for her Mon. Aug. IS. Magna at Morgan test was held The winners of the men's egg tivate a tolerance toward people. summer vacation. Wad. Aug. 18. Midvale at Morgan Bride Recent Honors were Jaek A. Phillips (Cutting contest catching Our Lady of Lourdea Church Thurs. Aug. 19. Layton at Magna Complimentary to Mrs. Beverly Our Compliments, Ganllemenl Mr. and Mrs. Grant Eastwood Sun. Aug. 22. Bingham at Layton Room) and Fred C. Thompson (Reverb. Dept.), The following weekly program Woolfenden Hills, a recent bride, Drove out to Greenfield village is carried out. In addition to spec- and daughter spent last week who threw the egg a distance of 90 feet before 2:00 p. m. on Hyland Drive to 6850 South, ial events, which will be an- visiting relatives and friends at Sun., Aug. 22. Magna at Midvale Mrs. Carol Justesen and Mrs. Lubroke. Winners of the girl's contest were it cille Turpin entertained at a misand viewed another development nounced from time to time by St. George, Utah. 2:00 p. m. Wheoler and Darlene Wager. Claire the home of of Can non-P- a panikolas Construc- Father C. E. Freegard. Wad. Aug. 25. Morgan at Bingham cellaneous shower at valuable prizes were given away at the Many Mis. Mrs. 's Justesen mother, tion Company. Catechism for children, TuesVisiting relatives and friends in Thurs. Aug. 28. Layton at Midvate such as electric irons, cameras, campdrawing F. Cromar. George We enjoyed talking with John day, 4:15 in the hall. m. is Moesser, Shannon 5:00 p. Wyoming stoves and other useful household applithe were Games ing by enjoyed Tuesand Nick Papanikolas and genial Convert and Instruction, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sun. Aug. 28. Morgan at Layton ances. group. Mrs. Hills has departed for Ed Cannon on this latest project day, 8:09 p.m. in the rectory. 2:00 p. m. Moesser. that is a fine example of good Sun. Aug. 28. Magna at Bingham Massachusetts with her husband Sunday masses: 8:30, 10:30 a. m. To complete the day's entertainment there where they will make their home. 2:30 p. m. homes at moderate prices. Mrs. m. 6:00 Proveaux Verla left for and p. wa dancing in the fine Patio Gardens. Mid at 2. and California Thursday where she Thurs. Sapi. I greatly admire and respect Bingham Confessions, Saturday, to have a womleiful time The Cromar family reunion was Everyone these men for their ambition and 7:00 p. m. will meet her husband, Mr. Harry vale at 5:00 p. m. of Mr. and Mrs held home not a the at was hurt. and at 2. person Magna single m. a. 7:00 Morgan in of is homes from who Thurs. Proveaux, Sept. foresight Weekday, building returning At tlu Smelter Outing everyone has plenty All Gamas above at 8:00 p. m. un George F. Cromar Thursday. DinNovena Service, Friday, 7:38 overseas duty with the Navy. superior quality. They have re ner was seived to seventeen of fun, especially the kids. Just to see the thrilllass otherwise noted. markable drive and are definitely p. m. guests. adof How deathless ed look on their faces seems to be reason enough deeds to the and many progress adding The best preparation for the starts from to virtue and immortal crime the That vancement at many places. to have this big event every year. Pat, Linda, Ricky and Kenney Wells enjoy I never think of tlu future. 1' day and is one day beyond it, rubes world had wanted had the actor future, is the present well wen to, a swim in the cool pool. They are kidJies of comes soon done. enough. and the last duty To know liow to wait is the future with hope's rainbow said, "I will do this of Garfield Smelter Ciiurtf.-y Einstein MacJuiiald Albert Woodrow G Wells, Boiler Shop employee. -hues. Russell success. of Lord secret John great Safety News -- Mary Baker Eddy -- De Maistre MAGNA LIBRARY SHOWS GAIN IN READING Cannon-Papanikol- Explanation Given On Sewer, Water Excavation Former Hunter Man Bids For Commission Post fifty-poun- PEOPLE ENJOY TRIP TO IDAHO Tennis Popular Feature On New Garfield Courts Lcarn-To-Swi- EXCAVATION COMPLETE ON MAGNA POOL REGISTER SPRAYS TO CUT FOR GARFIELD SWIM CUSSES DOWN DUST KCC INSTALLS ar m DRIVER HITS GARFIELD er CAR SATURDAY p,-:- n. 0QUIRRII FUND BALL LEACUE SETS DATES FOR IVES SECOND Notice To Bidders Anti-Polluti- west-boun- HALF SCHEDULE DID THEY HAVE FUN! KCA-106-38- 8; 2, an 5, HUNTER . re-lea- m CHURCH |
