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Show w omens Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah Where The Spirit Of The Lrrd Is, There Is Liberty.1 LEADER GARFIELD THE Howard Ridg. Publisher Friday, September 30, 1955 ACTIVITIES Please-Wat- ch ection CLUBS FEATURES U Turns By Edith N. Ridge, Editor Published Sine 1916 Published By The Copper Printing Company Issued each Friday morning at Garfield. Utah 1 1) L A E! ? Entered as second class mail matter under the act of Irning. to g'-- t their small Parking" igns have been March 3rd, 1679 at GurfielH, Utah in front ct Webster erected W E Adjudged one of the best weekly newspapers by the Utah his grasidpaienU, weri1 the home of Mrs. Howard Caesar. Scho-- l by the Salt Lake county Becomes Bride visiting Andrus Jo tale Press Association, given honorable mention by the National Mary were Mrs. Hazel sheriffs office from 6:30 am. to Mr. and Mrs. Ilay Ikola, dauil.ler. Of Dr. Richard S. Iverson Editorial Association. Johnson and Mrs. Patty McDon- - 6:15 p.m. during the double sesRoe and twins, Shelley 92.00 in adskr.ee year. aid. A dainty luncheon was served sions of Webster and Magna Mail subscription rates PxysL'le strictly Lynette and Tiri lt In a jjI'iii! J c jii.il'-1- 'jjatneted skirt climaxed in a , i.iycd. sue fii,u i The Timas welcomes coni' ibuti.;ns from its readers upon any ....1.', Schools. MiiildiV niht t.'iey No oven' after a - . !'.;;( was award;1 .1 tj Mrs. ccMMii.iny train. The ynk? and sleeves ofi Parents are asked to drop stuweekend. subject of public interest. All commui'it.stions must be signed. pleasant il Thank V. IV ks. .ini' in St. attention paid to enonymous contvbullor.s. the gown, fashioned of tulle, were dents off west of the signs. V Miss M.i:y J i Audi us detailed with dainty petals of lace. (.hiiu-l;with rcli.iv". turns in the "No Parking area Deluged sillu'vl're Her fingertip length veil of friends this past week were are discouraged to eliminate any OAtk RIRTHDAY FETE hamiine-- ail.! ".! I'ars F.;:r. in marna;:e Rev. Jri.ls.n- sion (elj in fulds from a close- Jspn is the iiii.tli-- r of Mi's. Thomas LaFcvre of 3474 to the students and safety ; dangers M. f,n;l M:s. R. N. B.idg.-- s cr C. Chcdi-- ufiriut'-at the fitting cap of lore studded with f'iS fl,lU:tn' Street. livin1 Marigold patrol. i.: one Ballaid. C. Day Nanry suns, w.1 u av? been in Japa- nuptials. Will you please cooperate? V'lvne Aekeiman of Junction, . pearls. Her bouquet was of white I the oldest residents of P..ii.' . Tile b":iuliful bi'idc is u daugh- roses and glamelhas. months, are vis: - j 0: a Utah to overis several and uf spent all end x'!i: days learning celebrated her 90th birthday uf s ter of Mrs. Ruth K. And-uf huni-of their Mat: on of honor and sole at- guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. t tin know (!'!. and out of th.it Thursday at an open Iioiim Garfield and the groom is I'; son t 'n.iant to the luide was Mrs. Lynn Walters and children of night and Mn. T. R. Colombo an Ned Smith of Sar.taquin, Utah. in ive and imitate Him. dWWVMVWATMAViMVM home of her daughter. Mis. Hal li of Mrs. Nonna Ive; ..on uf r.r:.;-huBridge- Dinner guests were Mr. and an. .? the Magna. John Mil. .in ljnl McCullough. sinter ofcockRichardson in Hunter. a - Mr- - Bridges Manamember Mrs. Mrs. Cily. Mrs. and is Hall, Mrs. Clint Woolsey of Layton and Udy bride. She was attired in a A number of friends rslled durFollowing the ceremony, a in- tail "Happy is the Bride Welters are sisters. visitors for a day were Mr. and JSe Tliv modesty's a eandle tj thy length dres of rose satin and of in ing the day to extend fu'.ivta'ions Pivsidunt's the Sui.e will visit in Magna and vko Begins at the ception They Mrs. Herrman Irvin of Tooele. lace. Plants - Plants - Plants - Plan' and best wishes far continued merit the Hotel Newliua.se wjs iiel i f.ir c.'pj.iing I ir Gi'i 0 Beginning close friends and Tamil iiiiinb.is Best Man many. sr Surprise Social il the Couple. Dr. LaMar Ifeyrend stood as & to Mrs. Bbiirhe FOR SALE Complimentary best man. Ushprs were Paul McMcCoy, who is leaving to make Entertains Club Cullough and Dan Thomas. her home in the San Fernando, i Mrs. Geo. ,e Duckworth wa ; Mrs. Andrus selected an origin- she in where s California, wore an elegant, bouffant gown rf al of her cjui e Valley til Peony Plants tion of tM, Uue lace fo the & !will be associated with the Sears nylon tulle over taf.eta. The full j wedding. Mrs. Iverson wore a 1 Monday evening at her home. Oct. ft 30, 29, of Sept. a fifteen former group ,,. Wl.re played an.-- ' c..r-, store, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Asparagus Plants how aftoc 0:00 P. M. at, gown of rose beige. Cwrp1 Starts 7:00 P. M. neighbors cntcrt&incd &t ft pretti Mw. FI. T. pv"h;t ivon consul-ant- s to For her Las honeymoon trip In CinemnScepo ond Ti I'rolir 1 .ly planned party Tuesday even- - Mrs." Kenneth Huffaker and Mri. Let our wedding Saa wore an the bride Vegas, Nevada, LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME help you plan and Whites Way Subdivsn) original Jack Gardner. Late refresnment inf; was held at V. U. Button Dan M;iIistein Iuit of Ik It the home of a wel0 James Cagney Doris Day it. Choice 3121 1400 LoU enjoy West South ? beige wool with matching stole Building Double Rill daughter, Mrs. Ivan Jeffs. The group will meet October Dial 6124 trimmed with fox. I ' was McCoy presented with 10lh with Mri. Marlow Turpin for McDonalds Flowers JUNGLE MAN EATERS $ a Mrs. I The couple will make a home beautiful jewelry set by the their next 3001 Weil 2700 So. Dial 3011 gathering. With Johnny WeUmuller as Jungle Jim IverDr. in Lake Salt where f 1&Q1G8. City j WMAVAWWWAWVWA 'son is interning. - Plants Plants Plants Plants Start 12 Noon A Saturday Roundup, Frcsl Wa ara giving Davsy Crock1 Mrs. Ella Nelson of Richfield. Hey Gang! This Sat. it ett Candy. Priia boxas. Coma and get yours. 1 Utah, visited her son, C. K. Nel- Cartoons and Serial Both Features son and family of Garfield the Finishes 3:25 Everyona Invited past week. GARFIELD SOCIAL ITEMS - KEK R C Webster School v? S I iy 'Vtli1-I.el- i,,i l I , . - s am-vi- pr-enl- k'l-iw- f 1 s i : . Its ' Gem Theatre Your j Wedding l , sale- - (for I October 2, 3, 4 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Last show 9:00 P. Starts 7:00 P. M. In CinemaScopo and Tachnicolor M. Ivor Pickering entertained members of her Sewing Club Friday evening at her home in Salt Lake City. Late refreshments were served and an enjoyable I5T time had by the ladies. (Mrs. THE MAN FROM LARAMIE I With Jamas Stewart and Novelty - Cartoon Plus Naws Entertains Club I I Wednesday, October 5 Only i Last show 7:00 P. M. Starts 7:00 P. M. HERE THEY ARE FLASH MARCIANO VS. MOORE FIGHT PICTURE Be this Spectacular fight on our Hugo Wide Screen Belter Than Ringsida Also Technicolor Co-H- it THE WHITE ORCHID Dblillrri of tht marWijinnt bourbon for 166 yeari Starring William Lundigan 1793-19- Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. October 6, 7, 8 IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER 53 or vows Cyd Charissa Gena Ktlly TOP OF THE WORLD Dala Robartson Evalya Kayas Frank Lovajoy XwCSOfiEflTRE 4 or I by of Vnur Tru,t for 160 Yeirs lleom old foHliinnni krntiirky Straight Hourlmn liiakry la and aged undrr a formula pawrd on fruni grnrratiiin to fnr orrr IM Dram fJ.'trVMgrwW. yrart. Only dia-till- rd Drive In v SsaOuriMkTail Bdildul. Put to BctioOt Hours ond Wulhsr on Will am arn-rrati- on Friday. Saturday and Sunday Only In CinamaScope and Technicolor Op UNVOd THE HIGH AND MIGHTY it BRING YOUR SMILE ALONG Koofo Brascllo UIMM u mm John Wayno Technicolor Co-H- STUICNT Juki mum KiuM NfftOf IMtSKfT Gtiunwr, cnocxT Frankia Lane WE'RE RIDIN' HIGH 9! Theyre safer meving a mounfain Than you are moving a chair v a" i S ! I f.z.'a.i. TP'Tr7 vi I U ... i V: i Employees at the Bingham Mine are safer moving a mountain to produce copper than the average person is doing household chores. Actually theyre five times safer! 'J d 'V -V , yii v x - ' J f. J - National Safety Council figures show one in 36 persons suffers a home accident each year. At the mine, men in 265 different jobs, which include drilling, blasting and hauling, have an accident rate of only one in 154. The mills and refinery also have outstanding safety records. j The safety program at Utah Copper is the result of sincere concern for the welfare of employees. Every year it calls for careful planning and the expenditure of more than $100,000. One equipment change now being made to insure greater safety will cost $500,000 when completed. ld Fourteen specialists are assigned to e safety work, while 450 supervisors are responsible for safety as part of their duties. But all of Utah Coppers 6300 employees have assigned themselves to making the safety program work. Their enthusiastic cooperation helps make it a success. full-tim- ..SO WE'RE TRADIN' HIGH! I Record-breakinraeord-breakin- g g sales mean deals for youl FAuf a tronirrjul lime to drat far an tNJtmMM For there nothing like an OM in the thole wale world , , , not another ear so rusv to own, so parked with thrill,! "Korkrt" linginr! "Flying color" Billing! Here' anion and glamor that really stand out! Slop in-- gri our generous ajipraisal! Thia month, more than ever . . . thrre'i a "Ritvkil" for eivrv porltl! S get out of the ordinary . . . into an Olds lodtn! Thl LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE Oldsmobilft 4,88 Sftdan i low as Employees and their families benefit from the carefully engineered safety program at Utah Copper because the family of a safe worker is more secure. Also they are relieved of the worry and suffering caused by accidents. The company benefits because a safe worker is a steady producer and a good safety record helps attract competent workmen. ' ',-- - teamwork at Utah Copper has produced a safety record which benefits all Utahns, because, in the long run, it helps copper production. Employee-manageme- CMfii.ftf end local taiU .lira, tow prlco epmd, opon chok. of modal and body tyto.opHonal vipmM and occauorioa. St nt fa"Big Deal Week"..come In today! VISIT THI "ROCKIT ISI ...AT ROOM" PAUL0S BROS, INC. O YOUR E3 B L JZeaaccott Cbpper Corporation OLDSMOSILI DIALIRSI Dial 2000 or 661 1 Magna, Uuh . Hollywood s hcimt-T- Vs A Good Neighbor Helping to Build a Better Utah i Best.. . 'Kcnnccott Celebrity Playhouse, KVTV, Channel 2, every Wednesday, 8 pjrs. I |