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Show eoLiimN 05 'The Complete Home Newipaper" -- Read It in The Times or Leade- r- CHATTER From The Editor TmrtighUear Garfield .Utah, Friday, November 12, 1954 CYPRUS GROUP ATTENDS MEET FOE NEWSPAPERS AT IS. Y.U. Great Interest Shown In Auction Days Number 21 FUND DRIVE GOOD SCHOOLS ARE YOUR RESPONSIB1LIT- Y- TO START IN lau-a- l Institutions Hold Special Programs, National Education Week THIS DISTRICT National Education Week from November 7th to November 13th has been and will continue to be observed by local institutions with special programs, open house and teas. i On Wednesday night, Cyprus held a Night, Wobsier, Whittier and Garfield conducted tours through institutions and on this Friday at Brock-bana tea will be held at 2:30 o'clock. Sessions Planned At Shop patrons are invited Teacher Training Work to Although Settlement Ratified To come any day, a special inP. G. Chapel vitation is extended to the parAugust 31, 1955 On ents for Friday. Room Mothers AS&R and KCC will assist the teachers. Luigi- - at'.eiuiing crowds are exA very fine article by William to make the Stake pected Oquirrh Encouraging and cheerful news Sunday School Teacher Training G. Carr, has been given to this was received here over the weekWorkshop a divided success this paper for publication: end when a new contract between The School is the chief inThursday, Friday and Saturday the United Steelworkers of Amerevenings, November 11, 12 and stitution organized expressly for ica (CIO) and American Smell13lh. educational purposes. Nevertheing and Refining Company and On the first night, November less, the school cannot succeed Kennecutt Copper Corporation 11th, there will be a prayer meet- brilliantly in teaching civic duties was agreed to Thursday night, at 6.30 p in. and all Sunday to a child whose parents do not ing Utah in the labor peace insuring lxi.i id members are asked take time to vote intelligently. School copper industry until August 31, t.i be 111 attendance. Visiting in- The school finds it difficult to 1955, when the contract expires. teach appreciation of good literstructors are urged to attend. Announcement of the settleClasses have been organized ature to a child whose home book- ment was made by George W. I according to age levels as follows: shelves are filled with trash. The subdistrict director, Haycock, 1, below 5, Miss Daisy school cannot as a rule develop Group USW, and confirmed by W. G. cell control and courtesy in a Wilkin. Garfield Rouillard, manager, Group 2, 6 to 7, Eva May Green, child whose home life is one long AS&R. plant, supervisor of Elementary Edu- aeries of unrestrained quarrels. Settlement Ratified The school has a hard time cation, Salt Lake City School The settlement, ratified at Hazel West Lewis will teaching prudence to a child District. separate membership meetings of whose parents fritter away their Contest $100.00 also attend. Locals 4347, AS&R Garfield plant, Group 3, 8 to 9, Alta Miller, incomes. The school works upGarfield P. T. A. (Baby Clinic) and 4413, Kennecutt Copper Re KCC 108.00 supervisor of elementary educ- hill to teach the worth of inLAMB finery at Garfield, calls for a gendividual personality to a child Deb Smith Director West ation, Jordan School District. eral 5 cents per hour increase ac10 to 11, Melba Glade, from a home where adults display 4, Group Granite Recreation 25.00 Area ross the board, increases for af5,220.50 General Board of the Deseret religious and racial prejudices. ternoon and night shift workers Public schools cannot act every $2,573.10 Sunday School Union. and an insurance plan covering Group 5. 12 to 13, Evelyn Wood, part in the complex drama edPUdgsd or Anticipated (Estimatmedical and hospitalization proucation. Any attempt to assume Jordan School District. ed) grams. Group 6, 14 to 15, T. Edgar uch a staggering responsibility Wellarc Mrs. Colombo, inel. A pension plan which calls for of LDS Institute would certainly end in frustration. Dental Care 500.00 Lyon, $45 a month for workers with 30 Program Set In Magna of Religion, University of Utah. Teachers in the schools need partCampaign Printing a Expenses a $60 and month years' service, 2nd Ward 7, 16 to 20, Dr. Paul J. ners in the community. Group Sunday 25.00 15 years' disabihty pension after Thanksgiving for Needy 200.00 Hansen, Department of Secondservice, along with other non- Evening Christmas for Needy 375.00 ary Education, University of Utah, economic issues dealing with MAN A farewell testimonial will be Hallowe'en, Magna ami Garfield, and LeKoi Grobcrg. hours and working conditions s, Group 8. Music, Clarabelle 100.00 were included in the settlement, given in honor of Elder Kirt J. Kaiiu-imFairbanks and 1,000.00 Contingent Fund Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frame both parties announced. of Maher Jim high school. Cyprus deUnforseen his to Lamb of Magna, prior Contingencies Steps to Agreement Group 9, Church administra-lion300.00 Both parties were able to reach parture for the California LDS Dr. Kenneth Farrer, princi tho .w tIV $2,500.00 an agreement following previous Mission field, this Sunday even- - j hosPltal- - Both places Balance On Hand, December 31, pal Olympus high school, assisted plant at November three-man 14th, beginning ing, conferences with a w'i c,ntmup t0 sl'rvo by Lorenzo Hatch, principal of "'Ployccs 1954 Estimated board appointed by 7:30 p. m. in the Magna 2nd Ward. James Bodcnhofer, 43, well-knohigh. parale mills, as in former be will The following program $ 7510 I the Federal Mediation Service Hunter man, was killed 20. over Dr. Adults 10, years. N Group j ih MonL.y presented: director in Washington. spl,nt for Sulanos morning at 4517 West funds contributed are used iTheodoro DcMars, Department of- Saturday However after remodeling, the ' A total of 2,100 workers idled Educational Administration, Uni- 3500 South In m freak accident. oca to and activities. mpet on at the will strikes for Arthur be Plant hospital plants Sept by The truck in which he was riding Your contribution to the "fund" versity of Utah. ' i the 13 and 14, returned to their jobs was strurk in the rear by a car private practice patients of dues not cover Red Cross, Cancer, Given Plans j Ixith doctors. beginning Get. 13 while negoIt is plannpd that on each day driven by Gerald Ray Bolton, Polio or other similar National tiations were continued between Former Doctor Leaves Ji of Drives. the workshop, thcie will be a of 3530 South 5300 West in HuntDr. Owen G. Reere, physician at company, union and the fact- general assembly during the first er. The Fund and aprecipients the Magna plant of Kennecutt Mr. Bodenhufcr was a passenfinding board. time, the Py'ciate yur Kfr.crous cunlnbu- - 45 minutes. At this listen j Copper Corporation for the past in a pickup truck, driven by ger an to will l,,ankfu, whole assembly !" thL Pust nine yearn. has opened offices in ' Edward Stock. 43, uf 0047 West outstanding speaker, to include: 3200 South. Mr. log.irdlcss of amount. c. 1. Steck's son, kake. November 11 David L. McKay, you PLEASE GIVE with Dr. E. B. Kuhe. They arc in the general Claire, 16, was also in the truck assistant Firl : l located on the 12th flour uf the which stopped at 4517 West 3500 28-- 6; ing Since October 24th superintendency, speaking on a South to Wilkinson. - I First aid another truck. Security Bank Building. Seliool theme. gospel or Sunday I1 Dr. and Mrs. Whittaker and Lucky guy, Flatty Papanikolas. In Canyon Terrific Impact Force 12 Wendell Ashton, November I . Mr. Sleek and son were thrown daughters will occupy the former General Board of the Deseret SunSeachers on horseback TuesReese residence. They have four from the doors of the truck and on I always enjoy talking with the School union, speaking day j daughters, ages 14, 10, 8 and 6. day found the body of Walter L. betheme: How to Use the Instruct- Mr. Bodenhufcr was pinned genial Glen Martin at Mori Mar- Johnson, 30, Magna deer hunter uf Dr. Whittaker is a native or hard Due to door tween the and the the frame of running turof frozen a ket. While buying or in the Preparation Sunday the who disappeared in a blinding Haun and Hawkins, Murray's Utah, formerly was associated truck when it vas jammed Lessons. School key the other day, Glen remarked snow storm October 24th in the with the Salt Lake Kennecutt ofSpartans defeated Cyprus, 28-IL against a telephone pole by the 13 Melvin to me with a grin: "In these days November area of Salina at Dcrks' Field Thursday and fices and had practiced previousforce of the collision. His head Seminof frozen foods, a good cook is rough Gooseberry Magna Brooks, principal, Two Canyon. won the ly in Chicago. was crushed. Region thereby a The meal she theme: on the a wife who serves ary, speaking Sevier county sheriffs said Mr. grid championship. Mr. Bodcnhofer was born April in the Aids Visual of Use thawed out all by herself!" Sunday exJohnson apparently died of was named School." 23, 1911, in Hill City, Idaho, a son Actually, the game wasnt as Grubaugh Harvey Taint so, Glen! posure. The body was found in lopsided as the score indicates. Fred Bodcnhofer. He was edpresident of the Sanddustcrs The assembly will be of an open spot surrounded by scrub Ttc Pirates with Aldon Bosen, Kirt J. Lamb Shrine Club Monday evening at a followedgeneral approximately l'i ucated in Hill City schools and by oak and thick underbrush, about George Katsos and Joe Rushton was an apprentice caipentcr at 32 Years of Business meeting held in the home of Pete hours of class work. The Opening song, cnngreg.it.on, miles from where Mr. Johnfour 12 first racked G. old the American Smelting & RefinPaulos. some up well, Rummaging through running include: M.v is Lord 'The Shepherd. son was last seen. Other officers are A1 G. Barnes, downs, as compared with Murray's files, I came across some adverFacully-EvnJones, Dr. Boyd ing Company Garfieir1 plant at Opening prayer, Thumas HutAuthorities said the victim's 15, and it was several e vice president and George Paptisements in the Magna Times that Reid Sheets. Garfield, chison. Lynn the time of his death. secretary-treasureSurvivors Given anikolas, were run by G. A. Paulos when I gun butt was badly chipped and penalties which hurt Cyprus, as Sacrament song, choir. God, used they stopped some good drives. He is survived by his widow, A number of guests from Salt Spence. started working for H. A. Jarvis, scratched, indicating he hadsnowClaude Us Hear Sheppick. Recordings Our Father, Pray. in the Mrs. Wanda Behunin Boden-hofCoach Lex McKee and the were also present for Lake former owner of the Times and it in trying to climb Music-W- ard Coon, Ulva Musical selection, Connie, Everyone in this area is extend- the City storm. The body was found face Pirates have done a fine job this whom he married Novemuf the the Leader. years monthly gathering Through a to ed most Steed. invitation Elmer cordial and Peggy on the gun. Mr. Paulos remained my friend. I down, lying year and are to be complimented come to the Central Lumber & group. Sadler, ber 28, 1934 in Garfield; two sons, Photography LcVell Loaves Unde Speaker, Morgan Lamb. season's on their comJames Wilmer and John Marly; is him. club Sanddusters admired The play. and liked truly Clarence Herzog. Hardware Company any time on Mr. Johnson, who was not Reading, Dora Larsen. -Larry McCullough Being curious, I asked his eldest married, had been living with an Publicalions-Dui- sy Wilkin, four daughters, Josephine Ann,November 13th and posed of nobles living in Sah Lake Piano solo, Pauline Larsen. Saturday, son, Ernie, how many years Paulos Zella Steiner, LaVina Julia, Joyce and Jean, all of Hunthave a free serving of coffee and and Tooele counties. William King, at 7581 West Speaker, Carl Dea. er new president will head chairman, The Auto had been in business, and unde, father, Fred Bodenhofcr, Mem-mot- t. R. Ivan Van Vlcet, Kay Lindow, LaMar wo Remarks, Bishop pancakes. South, and went hunting to ers and one mster j. he said since 1922- -a total of 32 3500 Mr. the the Sandduster delegation Anj and Bud Kone. Maddy, Reid Garfield, Garth with They will be prepared and serv- El Kalah Shrine King fall demon. Ulva years! Sad- - Fred Ifcdenhofer. Hailey Idaho; Temples LaVell SunM. ed Mrs. Response, missionary. with Rydalch. the his by Dowding, camp Leaving J- - W. Bodcnhofer and Mrs. Rex ceremonial Saturday in the Salt Very few local firms can exViola B. Jones and Shirlenc song, Closing congregation, beam expert, who will also give Lake unde, Mr. Johnson wanted to go ceed that fine record! Masonic Temple. The club ler, Miller, Gooding, Idaho. You." Be demonstrations of With God the famous Tomlin. down a nearby canyon, but due also will have several notices for Funeiul rites were conducted etc. Dimond 'Sunbeam Arthur for Facilities blackboards, Closing prayer, appliances. to a bad knee, Mr. King said he The umber coffee and delicious journey over the sands. Carmen Perry, chairman, Claude Wednesday in the Hunter Ward j would not attempt the canyon It Worked I Chapel with Bishop Wendell i Jones, Aaron Duxford. light pancakes are really like I can't see why my story of site. He returned to the camp, ' Junes officiating. I used to mother Youth Spence, make, Lynn reaccording his not Registration Magna nephew did being able to start the car after it and when Sincere sympathy is extended to authorities who have sampled chairman, Claude Sheppick, Ron-- , Cyprus high school opens the Aboard became so wet, makes the male turn after some time, Mr. King Serving to the sorrowed family. n Ernest on Keith Reid, aid Dixon, !Mrs. Dowdmg's cookery the in population snicker, so help me, notified a nearby forest ranger. cage season this year Pavson USS Samuel L. Moore C. E. Tuiner, Harrison n modei of tilts Waldron, snowa j In appliances. the meeting terrific nd at the is meantime, this what happened-aBowers, Don Jeppsuii, Mrs. Al- - Turkey Trot Dance time I thought it was a good idea storm was raging, making the High December 1; Logan Dec- Four-Room PACIFIC FLEET December on (FHTNQ bert Bullock ember 8; Olympus Ward and still do, 'cause it started the search more difficult. This Paper) Handling some line on the deck Maurice A. Tuttle is the mem- Sponsored By To 22nd and North Sevier, DecemNot Gun (Special Discharged thing! in L. of the destroyer USS Samuel ber of the Stake Piesidcncy The men who found Mr. John- ber 29th. The Garfield Second Ward is Hunting season being on, 1 Juveniles broke every window Moore is Ronald K. Wright, sea- charge of Sunday Sch'iol and John Reserved seat season tickets a "Turkey Trot dance was alone last week and couldn't son said his gun had not dissponsoring will include ten games for $7.50. and some frames in a four-rooman, USN, son of Mrs. W. A. Herzog is the High Council November 18th in the get the car to start after it re- charged and there was not evidThursday, Six home league games instead house at 7300 West and 2100 So. Garringcr of 9070 West 2700 South wurdhousc. ceived a heavy drenching. I sus- ence of a fall. of five are made possible with the recently, and also took a quanin Magna. hood the under A turkey will be given away pected something addition of Dugway high school tity of coal stored at the residence. Thank You! was wet, but had no idea, so. . . . the door prize and a variety of for Meets Club Sewing e and candy sale, to the Jordan division. The Damage resulted in a $70 loss, will sell pies, rakes, canbooths entertainStewart Mrs. Orem Construction Progressing UAC I plugged in the vacuum clean- conducted at Brockbank junior according to Magna sheriffs. etc. Sew-idies, & G B ed members of the The youths have been appreConstruction on the new Cyer in the garage, put the cleaner high school last Friday, proved The evening will he further 5 ? club Monday at her home at- enhanced hose on the blowing end, and to be a most successful event, and prus high school gym is pro- hended and reprimanded to the u.i by a danro and Lunchsocial. a LOGAN Two queens almost p cltily planned the PTA desires to thank every- gressing at a rapid pace and it custody of the Juvenile Court. dried things. All the things. ,.n w.ml.a a. 8 0J furnished by time and the scived was von is quite likely that must of the reigned over the Aggie HomeThe only innards I recognized one for their kind patronage. mPj spent visiting and sewing. coming celebration October 0 for sure were the battery and Special thanks are extended to seasons play will uccur in the 14 Fur candidates among the spark plugs. The whole area was the donors of cup cakes, as well new facility. were a pair of identieal twins, lluldcrs of season t.cketj will lousy with wires, and I was at as all who gave money both sponsored by Sigma Phi be assured uf the best scats. a loss as to which ones should be '4 as one candidate, and both dry. And what's a coil, enyway? destined to reign as queen if they So, I dried everything, including h.id ixilled enough combined votes the fan belt And it worked, and to outnumber thi ir competitors. the day was saved! The attraetive sisters arc CarolA wonderful Christian gestuia It reminded me of the time I Cyprus School Plans is the turkey raffle being Cyprus high school will pre- ine and Katherine Hcise, daughcouldn't fix the linotype (it was Philomathian Party cd by employees of the Arthur sent an unus :;i'i mu.- - ' e nre-- t ters of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Heisc of hunting season, then too!), and Mill Machine Shop fur the benenext Friday evening. Nuvenihe Magna, freshmen at USAC. A King and a Sweetheart to WATER MEETING TUESDAY held a gadget together with a big The Heisc sisters and other The annual initiation social of fit ,.f Wayne Eldrcdgc of Hunt19th J:ni M.ih-'- i wii! be tV wad of gum, until my friend. Tod reign at a Cyprus high school The regular monthly meeting of the Philomathian society of Cy- - er, whose home recently burned in charge r.f vocal num- candidates were introduced TuesHunter, came out from the Trib- Football Dance will be chosen the w.U will Water a in Magna Hiaithwaite Verlan Company day bers and Hnmeroining assembly, prus high school will be held this to tho ground. this Friday evening, November une. The ship is currently solving i Thuiwlay evening, 7:30 p. m. at direct the irntrumentnl selec'lons. kickoff event for the week's fesHe laughed so hard after he 12th, to preside over the fes- be held Tuesday evening, NovemChances arc selling at $1 each ber 16th, 6:00 p.m. in the Magna in the Far East area. the school, under the direction Definite start. ng time of On tivities. arrived and he saw the gum, tivities. ' and anyone wishing to aid this de- - j Mae Foster, Helen Fiiehall. Mrs been of Mr. not as has concert Navv entered the yet Wright The students will name the that it was an hour before he An uiiummI time is being plan- - familv and cause may call 6690. Nothing great was ever ;i' h.i v- - in September. 1953 The public is invited to attend rideil, hut complete program de-honored king and sweetheart. could fix the machine! announcedned by the v; saiuzatiun. ltd without enthusiasm. En.ciivn j ttuls, etc. will be 4 friend, Ham Park, A contagious interest is being recently said: There would be fewer divorces if the husband evinced in the Magna Auction tried as hard to keep his wife as Days each Wednesday evening, I conducted by that genial aurtion- he did to get her." And, speaking of columnist Jeer, Gust Noren of Noren Pontiac friends, I thoroughly enjoyed a Company, and sponsored by the reci-n-; column by Ted Cannon of Magna Chamber of Commerce the Deseret News, wherein he with the help of cooperating mer-saichants. At the first auction last WedTwas Ever Thus You've noticed, of course, that nesday in the Gem Theatre, some the unmarried man is a Bachelor- - valuable and worthwhile prizes a rather glamourous term where- - were given to enthusiastic bidders, The prizes were purchased and as the single lady is an Old Maid. What he hears at the office is 'donated by local business firms News, while what she picks up and paid for by the bidder with at a luncheon (besides weight) scrip money. Method Given is Gossip. This scrip money is given to If he runs the family, he's Head of the House; if she does, she shoppers by local merchants when Wears the Pants in the Family. they make a cash purchase or pay If he hasn't much to say at a an account. Each colored scrip social gathering, hes the Quiet ticket is worth $1 in value at the Type; if she hasn't, she's the auction. Some spirited bidding was very Dumb Type. In middle age, he's at the Prime evident at the first auction, and of Life or the Peak of his Career; much more so at the second at the same time, she's No Spring gathering which drew a large Chicken. If he's an easy spender, crowd. he Doesn't Deny his Family AnySo, continue to ask for your thing; if she doesnt count the scrip money" when you BUY AT pennies, she's a Poor Manager and HOME for it will reap dividends, and the prizes will continue to Extravagant. If he keeps his eye on her grow in value at each auction at a party, he's an Attentive Hus- which will be conducted until band; if she sticks close to him, December 22nd! Remember Reserve each Wed- she's a Possessive Wife. If he's solicitous of her, he's Devoted, nesday night, enjoy the free en-- ; if she is of him, he's Henpecked. tertainment and take home some On his night out, he's Out With valuable prizes of sacks of grothe Boys; when it's her turn, it's ceries, lamps, gasoline tickets, apa Hen Party. pliances, etc. . . .And, Ted ends his philosophy Shop in MAGNA for YOUR by saying, You see, gals, you Saving! Due to the Community Recrejust cant win. ational scheduled show Wednesday. November 17th at the Gem. Interesting Talk the next Auction Night will be I attended a tea Saturday of the held at Cyprus high school. Utah Branch of the National Some of the prizes given at the Pen Women League of American initial auction included tire at the Governor's Mansion, and chains, driving lights, jewelry, thoroughly enjoyed the cultural lingerie, table lamp, leather goods, atmosphere, especially a talk by slacks, etc., for a total of $150 in Mrs. Marba C. Josephson, guest merchandise that went over the speaker. block. Mrs. Josephson related opinions Shoppers are reminded to use and facts relative to interesting their scrip ticksts at the auctions, of several the past experiences si they ere good lor only two months during her trip abroad as weeks and void thereafter. Then, a delegate to the International different colored ones will bo Triennial Issued. of Women Council world gathering. Mrs. Josephson, noted editor of the Improvement Era, spoke of the high cost of living in Helsinki, where a small tomato costs $1; where only one person in 740 has an auto one in every three in America owns a fine vehicle! 1 was very pleased to see my good friend, Helen Papanikolas, charming wife of Nick, at the tea, Waller L. lohnson Missas well as my dear friend, Lurene My good NEW CONTRACT The annual 19ri5 Oquirih District Community Fund drive started tins week in Magna and as well as at indust: tal sites of t:ie Keniuvott mills, It. fn,-- v, Garfield plant of the American Smelting & Refining Company and Western Pliosphates. W. S. Hook, president, states that Fund otficiaL realize that many families will find it somewhat difficult to spare money in view of loss of wages, etc , but they will appreciate everyone's support, according to their means and desires. If more convenient, payroll deduetions may be spread out. The following report is given: Jan. 1. to Dec. 31. 1954 Receipts: The Buccaneer staff, left to right: Marlene and Josephine HanResulting from Drive for 1954 son, Marian and Mariana PoskelL Irene and Ilane Hulsa. Due to Funds $5,550.30 facilities of only being able to take pictures ol six at one time, Mrs. Balance on hand Jan. 1, (1953 Nielsen omitted. wars Ruth Waldit and Fund) 2,243.30 $7,793.60 typists; Ruth Nielsen, Eight students and two teach- lianson, clerk and Sliarron Magill. Expenditures: (Actual) ers represented Cyprus high mailing Welfare per Mrs. Cokimbe The delegates exchanged pubschool at the annual Journalism $000.00 400 more than with ideas lication at Conference held October 30tli Boy Scouts Oquirrh District from high schools representatives Brigham Young University. 2.025.00 and junior colleges of the interGirl Scouts $750.00 Those in attendance were Mrs. mountain states. Technical asMadeleine Waldis, advisor to the sistance in editing and advertis- Treasurer's Fidelity Bond 12.50 Buccaneer newspaper staff, Irene ing problems was given in a serJunior Baseball 350.00 and Ilene Hulse, editors; Marian ies of 16 workshop sessions arIndependence Day Committee-Celebratio- n and Marlene Powell, exchange ranged for student newspaper, 750.00 staffs. and magazine editors; Marlene and Josephine yearbook Independence Day Committee-Quee- n Car-fiel- LARGE CROWD i REACHED IN I COPPER TALKS I EXPECTED AT l" TRAINING SHOP' k, To Remodel KIRT J. TO DEPART ON Arthur Plant LDS MISSION Hospital Site HUNTER KILLED IN FREAK MISHAP e j . fact-findi- ndf Searchers Find Body of d ! Magna Hunter Tuesday nd"' PIRATES BOW I TO MURRAY, LOSE TITLE Sandduslers Name New Local 6, Officers Monday Free Coffee, Pancakes At rom-mittc- n Central Lumber! off-sid- r. er h. Cyprus Hoop Season Tickets Now Available Juveniles Break i Every Window In - Home dad-blam- Misses Hcisc m Candidates For cup-cak- Ik Queens n, j 29-3- Nov. 19lh Date King, Sweetheart To Be Chosen At Football Danec This Friday Set For Cyprus Music Concert Fellow Workers Conducting Raffle To Aid Homeless Eldrcdgc Family Ep-sil'- in I 1 - |