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Show llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllll OBSERVATIONS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiinii To Spook Up Tbf Complete Home Newspaper This ii tho big olociion year and the two major political partial have namad thair standard baar-ar- s for tha prasidancy. Perhaps tha big boys who cama out on top will be loath to pay too much attention to what wa grass roots" folks have to say individ-ually-bif enough of us speak our minds, there might be soma changes. Wa are thinking right now about tha income tax. Perhaps you don't mind working a day, day and a half or even two days out of every week for Uncle Sam. If you do think tha federal govSchool bolls will rint ernment is getting a little more MAGNA than it should, some facts con- Wednesday. S. ptuubi:- 5h students of income tho Granite tax might establishments cerning Tim -- Read School Starts Wednesday - folks Z?"iLJpob?o,h.0ck statistics In this colos- - LuLni"f.: ever .ro,;!n!-th- be !ar,'!,sl e at the schools. sal aga. "S When tho fodaral income tax Starting Times first went into offacL tho highest Of interest tu nil stu.l nts und rata was six porcont-- on people parents in this area will be the who earned more than half a times of various schools million dollara of taxable income. stalling in this area on Wednesday: By 1941. tho lowest rata was Cyprus- -9 00 a. m. until 4:00 six percent, and people had to pay it on thair lint $2,000 of taxable p. ni. Brnckbank 8:00 a. in. to 2:30 income. . Today iha lowest rale i 20 par- - P' , nn r cent-a- nd the rate, go all tha way i S p;m' School- sJ 01 to up 'o m percent! 3 30 F !",n' On top of this burdening tax. wa must pay social security taxes, ex- School Sacratari s cite taxes, local taxes. admission School secretaries who will taxes, taxes, taxes, taxes serve in this area in the 1956-5- 7 We think that moat everyone years arc: is patriotic enough to want to pay Cyprus Misses Irene and Ilene all just taxes. Wa also think they Hulse. are patriotic enough not to want Brnckbank Jr. Mrs. Zenda Orr thia great nation to bleed its cit - 'Ridd. iaens if it can be curbed. Webster Mrs. Joyce Naylor Thia U an election year. Every- Peterson. one who aspires to public office ValMagna Elomentary-Mr- s. needs to know that Iha public eria Snell. wants a sane economy practiced by our government. Wa need talesmen handling our government hungry politicians who pay off Iho campaign obligations with grants of taxpayers' funds. Let it bo known that you want reasonable economy in government. debt reduction and lower iaxaa. Tho politician want your vote. Toll them whai you expect for having given it to them. t "VV !'" - j Teachers Tour Local KCC UTAH DEMO Industries; PRESENTS Guests FARM MEWS Sponsored by Kennccott Copper Corporation, over a hundred tea-- ! chers from the Magna and Webster Elementary Schools, Cyprus high school and Brockbank junior high toured the local mills, refin-- ! and Bingham mine. 10 eryLuncheon was later served to the group. All pronounced the! The Jackling Swimming pool tour most informative, interesting in Magna will remain closed until and stated that it gave them a September 10th, it was revealed better knowledge of the industry in this area. tins week. The pool is being thoroughly cleaned and the bottom painted. Other renovations are also being made for improvement. CLOSED Proves To Re BURGLARIES W-ir- i : s : . final m At Ward ivimng 1 Two Local Teen-AgerIS and 16 Year Old, Turned Over To JUVenile Court GIRL SCOUT LEADERSHIP Hi.-ho- . Pu k Tile IN THIS AREA s, The ti,.rf:el.f See,l,d LDS d ejimin on Saturday evenin. proved most sjeeessful, attended 'bv IDo people, amiouiu-ep .William II. Marlin. The I'vcnl was held at Jordan SEPTEMBER All Soula Church Meets Sunday Morn MAGNA SHERIFFS SOLVE 6 : IN llL Former Magna Doctor Dies Of Long Illness Ward Reunion Slice cssful POOL It in The Tiinea or Leade- r- The local sheriffs have solved the burglaries of six establishments, five of then; in Magna and one in GarfielJ, with the arrest of two Magna youths, ages 15 and 16 anil three Salt Lake juveniles, MEET SET Iwd an .ii). fane ions, visiting, and renewing of friendships were enjoyed by the ig s 11 to 13. Tlie Magna youths have th.it they entered the Pei kin.-,- Service Station on August 12th and took $3 00 from a coke" machine; the Chevron station on August 18th. They also said tney had entered the City Bake.-- August 26th by breaking a rear window and taking 4 do.cn eggs; later entering ki.it fi con-fe-js- Th lv a.'., in- r. "li.i-.iGroup I.oa.li-for all new ship" ti. a r and old r!10U). ant a.l. i a Is. i have not taken the emii ie in the Girl Seoul pro:;iam. Th,- drill's are Oel. 1. 3. 8. M from 7 30 tu 10.30 p.m., the Magna Girl Seoul House, J one blnek from tho rn-- , I; iim.-of the C'oimmin.ty Knk. A l.a. .e G. l,eadersh:p I eiiurse of 18 hours is required of Alonso F. (Lon) Hopkin. who out Gul Seoul leaders and assis-- I ja.l lined Utah's farm views to na tants. It is designed to teach the tional Democratic leaders this1. Teams of the Utah Cupper Lad- - lia.-i-e .kills for carrying out the i'1' A jnd H will stmt (;;r weak. ul program, and to make the jub va.-u-r an I more challvng n'th rii l ayu 'begins at 0:30 mg Tim .nstruct.i.'s Alonzo F. Hopkin, vice piesi ill be quali- and H i ague a, 8 30 p.n the fled pcr.-oiIrom the Suit ' A L.agu. and he Council. 1. . Romanic Zitu. the U. S. Senate, Tues- 0,1 Sa,ulind a prog.ain Elaine Hush-u- i ( ' diI K'rli day defined Utah's agricultural Pearl Moore Usages of 7 u Vanin and livestock situation to Adlai E. !a"d 17 y of age and is made No Stevenson and Estes Kefauver at Aline" Gi'iffith! adult e i 1 WOMEN TO - . 24-2(- START BOW LI NC j the Papanikolas Furniture Company by forcing a back door and leaving with two table model ra-- I dios; and on August 22nd entered the Magna Motor by again break-- j ing a back window and taking car a.vessoiic s. "1Me, Magna boys have previous All Souls' Church, formerly of ON Garfield, will mo.'t each Sunday Funeral services for Dr. Russell morning, 10:00 a.in. in the Magna W. Owens. 60, Salt Lake physiUnion Hall. Tlie group will gather there un- cian, and former well known til other arrangements are made Magna doctor, were conducted fur a meeting place. Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. at St. Paul', Episcopal Church, 261 9th Garfield Burglary I have no mockings or argu- East. On August 26th, the three Salt Dr. at died Owen, I witness wait. 3:30,f?tlon, und Monday ments; boys entered the Garfield Walt Whitman a.m. at his residence, 130 13th E., Pacific and thorough- a following lingering illness. ransacked the place. Nothing A son of Billie Bates and Mary f value was taken Jacobsen Owens, he was born lhfuh February 8, 1896, in Salt Lake a "grass roots conference in the Cushing, Shirley Regent. City. After graduating from the Pacific Northwest. No. Morse, captain, The Utahn was there by special University of Utah, he spent two Irene Turkey, Virginia Walker, noof invitation the presidential in the research chemistry years Dorothy Merrill, Margaret Nelson. of the Midvale smel minee who expressed keen in- "ella Hodger, rapin'. & re. Sme commendation, given him. Mr. Yvan Kemp. Arlme Ha, ward, Mining Company. Kellie Powell. In 1920 he received his doctor's Hopkin has long been recognized one as Sheppick, captain, the : informed best West of 5;Fran in y medicine from the Unidegree Wimmer, Thelma Singleversity of Pennsylvania. He then enters in the agricultural and!,ylvlaJian Bowden, To J. H.: Your young friend has livestock industries, as well as one-,Patty McDon-o- f served a two-yeresidency at a tough time--bits most able legislative expo-- 1 a than thia is par Lankenau Hospital in Philadel"Ann Tygesen, captain, g rancher! for tho course when a girl gels nents. He is a phia. ulse Jean Hubbard, mixed up with a marriod man. H- - wa a member of Christo- and livestock man, and during his BLt,e Erickson, Kola Farnsworth. service the in Utah Senate for the pher Diehl Lodge No. 19, Free and League Pait 20 years he has guided every , . . Accepted Masons, j A Happy Day! Ribotto. captain, FnispnnJI piece of agricultural legislation'"' member of Paul's St. Wa can do anything for one j Marilyn Pace. Ruth Andrus, Villa thruush tht Church. day. So. just for today, 1st us ba Mr. Hopkins trip to the North Williams, Orlean Richardson. His widow survives, in addition unafraid of lift, unafraid of death west followed an extensive trip1. ;'V'- 2 LuRae Russell, captain, to three sons- - Rii'pn w which is tho shadow of life; unJr. and John D Owens. Salt Lawt through most of Utah's agricul- - I,'31" Empty' Beth Day be 11, afraid to ba happy, to enjoy tho 0fn- - Marg. Chrislofferson. City, and Robert K Owens, cur - tural countie1 during which hORukY beautiful, to believe iho bast. Brst-haq- d SyRose Mafie Zito, captain, views on an uht on leave from duty with rently Erma G.les, Cleone Farnsworth, Juat for today let us live on leveL the Army in surviv- -' "ov''thefence,, Lola Density, Dorothy Gilgen. day only, forgetting yesterday are seven grandchildren. ing No. 4 Laura Daniels, captain, and tomorrow, and not trying to Private burial was made in Mt. Esther solve the whole problem of life at Matz, LaWanu Frandscn, Olivet Cemetery. Millie one. Lincoln said that man is Chrislofferson, Marlene Sincere I is extended sympathy baseball pants was hung atop Clark. juat aa happy as ha makes up hie ' to the sorrowed The announcement that It's a pole on the house. family. No. 5 Norma Collings, captain, mind to bo. Suppose wo make up The baby, happily greeted by Vi Nordquist, Dorothy Davis, MAGNA our mind to bo happy juat for to- Boy! was blazoned across the re-- 1 Helen Wimmer, Mary Damron. day. to adjust ourselves to what sidence of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd three sisters, D'Ann. 14; Nancy ia-No. Dyches, captain, family, our business, our Beck, 2950 South 8700 West, on Lee, 9; and Bonnie, 4, arrived at Shown above i V. II. Duke, Utah Pharmacy School and reMark's Hospital and tipped luck. To try to make tha world August 20th, and to further em-jS- t. Betty Brgent, Denece Discra, owner of the Duke Drug in Mag- sides in Granger. Jackie Peterson, Mary Brown. over to suit us is a largo order. If phasize the joyful news, a pair of , the scales at an even 7 pounds. Mr. Marion Gregory is general na, greeting the new druggist at wo cannot have what wa Uka, 957 Registered Thus Day? the s. manager. Mr. John establishment, maybe wo can like what wa hava. Far Over 837 Peak Mr. Denos was employed for 4 So, juat for today, lai us ba Last Year years at the Skaggs Drug Center, ' Mr. agreeable, responsive, cheerful, Denos, who has started his 114 years at the Prescription charitable; ba our beat, dress our duties at the drugstore, is married Pharmacy in Salt Lake City and CALLS a is There 957 of registration The host walk softly, praise peopla for Magna library will be students as of and the father of a daughter. He also worked years in Dallas, Tuesday at Cyprus what they do, not criticise tham is a graduate of the University of Texas. for what they cannot do. And if Firemen of Salt Lake burned trees, yard, destroyed County wo find fault lat us forgive it and ti Department No. 2 were kept busy used building material. Extent of the is not known at this 9:00 p.m. damage forget during the week answering varied Mrs. Helen Fotheringham, li- - year the top figure was 837. Fort Newton calls, reports Fire Chief Roy date. And, to add to the picture, the .u jlv, . The same day, a grass fire at brarian Two Magna residents, Edward Smith. U-O6400 fall and West and 2700 winter was South obhours Hayda, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. will On be 15 fires were August 23rd, crease. School officials at A friend once brought a proexpect Frank Hayda, 3200 South 9218 caused from 6800 West to Red- extinguished in a vacant field. served in Magna as follows: a least thousand students at West, blem to Barnard Baruch. "My wood Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Magna, and Douglas Road along 21st South by Some residents had set garbage mind tails ma to do it" aha said, mischief The plant, cost of which was 2:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. This is ef- Cyprus. afire and it to weeds. Koppers Company and Kenne-co- tt 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. spread makers throwevidently Last "but my heart tolls mo not to." not disclosed, would turn out Day 9:20 At fective firethe said same G. Copper Douglas 5th. p.m. Corporation 8381 a of car. September they matches out day, Dangcrfield, "Whan in doubt follow your ing Friday, August 31st will be the will ask the Atomic Energy Com- 5,000 tons annually of uranium men were called out to quell a In order to carefully protect last registration day at Cyprus Myron inAvenue, Magna, are re- mission heart and not your mind." Baruch Salt Lake City fire department grass fire west of the Smelter. the Garfield No jointly for permission to salts, which would then go to Asr excellent condition from ported answered the call at the Small library, which is to advUod bar. "Whan you make a be moved to Magna very shortly, from the hours of 8:00 a.m. to bulbar type polio. build and operate a uranium pro- installations for final processing Arms plant; Murray was at 21st damage resulted. 12:00 noon and 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. into fissionable material. mistake of Iho heart you don't South and Mr. Hayda has been released cessing plant. On August 26th, 12:55 p.m., no a guard has been hired to watch Magna department A tuition charge of $10.00 is be- from the The government body almost a feel so bad about it later." Salt damage occurred when a grass it every night HosLake from 6800 West. General The announcement said the two year ago had asked private coming made for each student and if pital and the fire started at 8950 West and 3055 Dangerfield youth a yearbook is not wanted, only was 0 in panies to enter this phase of the On t'.'.j following day, property South. taken Monday from the hos- companies would share is charged. the things will never change. at the gieenhouse owned venture. Their financing pro- uranium business. This reportedly 11:00 a.m. Emil At on to 27th a at by for pital August private physician The voice of forest water in the School officials announce that posal would be submitted to the was the first such move by inFeulner, 8000 West and 2200 8400 West and 3500 no examination. AEC October 1st. classes can't be changed from last complete night a woman's laughter in the South, was damaged when a blaze damage resulted from a South, fire dustry to answer the ABC call Friends extend best grass for wishes dark, the dean, hard rattle of in a bar year's registration schedule unless their into the back at property owned by Burt Coon. pit spread recoveries. complete raked gravel tha Ticketing stitch there is an imperative need. CLUB of midday in hoi meadows, tho delicate web of children' voicaa CALL in bright air-th- asa things will never change. Tha glitter of sunlight on CLUB Practically all firms will close I A-in this area for Labor Day obmaid, grey color; electric roughened water, the glory of the Qualifying rounds for the Utah telechrome alarm clock; Rose the innocense of morning, servance on Monday, September ten, Golf Copper start Championship At 39 ed Saturday tho small of tho saa in harbors, at the popular chenille bed spread. Thursday, September 13th will with Harry Quayle, Glen Olsen, 3rd, it was revealed following a tho foaihory blur and smoky bud- be the last day to sign up for the Dick Knight, Bob Dea, and Gus" survey. course, announces Jay W. Ric-h- Housewives are dings of young boughs thoso Utah Copper Club men's bowling, Peay. reMrs. Margaret Jones Dodick. ' 'warnnrWv'' The annual bowling meet for minded to do their therefore n things will always bo tho tamo. announces Harry Quayle, secrethe shopping early 39, former Hunter resident, died the bowlers will be held Wednes- on Ballots for Utah Golf All thing belonging to tha Copper Friday and Saturday. in a Pueblo, Colorado . tary. Saturday Club officers 7:00 in sent have to 5th, been day, p.m. September oarth will never change th lest Several stores are open on Playo Applications may still be made the Porophry Room. members and they must be re- hospital of cancer. ! $han1ponsh'P tho blade of grass, tha flower, tha Sundays. 19H.1 S"n She was born January 9, !1.rday1i,nd turned by September 23rd. i wind that cries and slaaps and The following nominees are in Hunter to Robert and Mary m wakes again, tho trees whose Ann Haslam Jom-- and married .mTivl-- h . given: tiff arm clash end tremble in and Ruel Unsworth November 25. President Jay W. Richardson, the dark--thes- e 36 ho,es on things will always 1935 in the Salt Lake Temple. She Joe P!y Norden. Due to the tall extreme be the aame. for they come up "nd IGdry Vice President-LaM- ar S. Hills later married Ludwig J. Dodick. grasses In Little Valley, it is litfrom the earth that never Survivor, hvr huMud lurlud, and Harry Quayle. erally a powder keg, as firemen changes. Airguns are regarded as lethal Local deputy sheriffs emphaDirectors --Arthur Plant. W. J. of Pueblo, Colorado; parents of of Salt Lake county fire departm T e g. on l,slons and use winners same the of size that it is unlawful to dis- weapons, At ment were well aware when they Ledingham, Grant Simmons, Da- - Hunter; son, daughters, Mrs.Ponly. could as be harmful to humans vid O. Coffey; Magna Plant, Lou shir,p' Baker. Salt Lake City; charge an airgun within 100 yards answered an alarm to that vicinNew Innovation of any dwelling outside incorpor- well as property. CLUB Fisher, Jay Sadler, Don Husband; !Wa'np Unsworth, Fort Ord, Cali As a new innovation, merchan- ity recently. The law is being strictly enated areas of cities and towns in Three September events at the Refinery, W. S. Hook, J. T. Coon; fornia; Joyce. Peggy and Helene dise in the prizes will be forced in Magna, Garfield, Lake Utah Officials warn that if the dry Salt Lake County. Copper Club are listed as Ore Haulage and Central Power Unsworth, Hunter; brothers and first four places forgiv.n all flights. grasses should Ridge and Hunter by local depu- follows: sisters, Alvin, San Francisco, Cali go up in smoke and H. Station, HarkJ. Clyde f Cutler, r,. and T'0'!? Pr,ZN wiI1 the This is a county ordinance ties. vegetation from the hills reins, Robert Harkness; Mine, Er- fornia: Walden and John Jones. Saturday, September d Mrs. George (Mclva) Kilpatrick. dlit.lnn,,. moved, the flood danger to this 8:00 p.m. Opening of another sea- nest Simpkins, Larry Haug; ruup ad Ue third area would be .l. th son. very great and danDistrict Associates, Salt Lake Ci:.v; Wendell, Hunter: W1 bc dllcr' gerous. Kenneth Huffaker, N. L. McLeod, Horace Jones, Tooele; Mrs. Hubert Saturday, September l.he low npt ap- Residents are reminded that by 9:30 p.m., western music. Weldon C. Matthews; Salt Lake (Afton) Wellington, Sandy; Mrs. ml"pd by 80, The annual presidents party of cording to the Callaway Handicap one match and a small area that LaVerc (Cleone) Mana. Davies, all M. will Associates, Clare S. Saturday, Club September the Utah Copper Golf Plant, System. was burned in a near-b- y Services were conducted Tuesroom dancing, 9:30 p.m. Paul Aveson. canyon, be held on Saturday, October 6th. A large entry list is expected onc-hamillion dollars of flood day in Pueblo and additional ser- for the Effective September 1, 1956, the Refreshments will be served at event. fall A entrance $2.00 vices were occurred also held to Salt Lake in the Hunter fee is damage club will be open from 1:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 necessary for every player. City in 1952. Wardhouse Friday, 1:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. seven days a week. Lady Lions Plan oclock. The inelude: prizes Such damage could also happen Sincere sympathy is extended The results on the election of W. A. Minder. Breakfast Planned September 12 Meet GarChampionship- - -- Model 94. 12 here if fires started. to the bereaved familv. Leaves For Reserves officers for the 1957 season will field resident, slipped last week gauge, Stevens Single Barrel shotWill you keep your children Joe Evans has departed for be announced. This party is for while getting out of bed and to Members of the Lady Lions gun; sleeping bug; Man's away from the Little Valley and a member will be entertained at their first Eustice, Camp Virginia, male members only. Club Maata his crutches and broke his hip suitcase; wool blanket. also cooperate at aTl times on the The North Jordan Stake is of the Army Reserves. He has fall meeting on Wednesday, SepA Flight-- 11 for the second time in six weeks. Presto Fry Pan, flood control? in been two for weeks tember 12th at the Duck Club breakMagna Card of Thanks The C 8c G CIub'lTiit control and metal cover; Waring He had also suffered a broken holding a Magna has had several very fast Monday, September 3rd at visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. cabin of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. 8th for a dinner party August at the food mixer; Coleman stove; wrist. disastrous floods in the pest the church farm in Lehi. A Bob Evans. Larson. We wish to thank everyone for electric percolator. Cathay House in Salt Lake City years, and it could easily happen The social, featuring a smorgas- for a most enjoyable social. B Flight 2 slice toastmaster; again! icir many kind expressions of Mr. Mander is convalescing at breakfast of milk, bacon, eggs and The to devotion an St. of aid Mark's and in will be served at 7:00 Salt Lake pancakes thought during Hospital bord, begins at 7:00 p.m. and hostempathy, flowers They will gather September Sungold yellow table radio; luxCity. Best wishes are extended by a.m followed by tours of the honest achievement makes the esses will be Mrs. Vera Jones, 7th at the home of Mrs. LaVar ury blanket; Parker pen and penIr. Carlson's illness and death. Books are the lighthouses erectachievement possible. Mrs. Eleanor W acker, Mrs. Marcia' Adams, hostess. -- The Earl Carlson Family many friends. farm. cil set. ed in the great sea of time. -- Mary Baker Eddy Cromer and Mrs. C Larson. Flight-G- E 9 9 9 colics maker; JWwia Pcicjr SEPT. I lih j j i 1 eoctic -- I for.e ! t i Mfij -- , teTH ar ut life-lon- . , I - i ITS A BIRTH BOY, ANNOUNCES IN RECK HOUSEHOLD Cypms Expects Registration To our FIREMEN KEPT ANSWERING BUSY DRUGGIST ESTABLISHMENT Top All Records Library Closed For Labor New Hours Given Two Magna MANY De-no- Youths Better ss vy IfSSffiS ARRIVES From , It Polio KOPPERS KENNECOTT, TO BUILD CO. PUNT RE Dan-gerfiel- d, 50-5- $8-0- FIRMS TO CLOSE FOR LAST COPPER TO SIGN UP FOR LABOR DAY Nominees Given For Copper Golf Club Offices MENS BOWLING Former Hunter Matron Dies GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFYING ROUNDS START Age Little Yallcy Literal Powder ' SHERIFFS EMPHASIZE BAN ON AIRGUNS IN THIS AREA GOLF SETS ANNUAL PREXY PARTY s Three Events r In September Copper Club Fire V J - uL' Jl'd MET? 7, 1 GARFIELD MAN. BREAKS HIP 1 nce, 29-B- SECOND TIME IN SIX WEEKS lf two-suit- er Mir-ro-Ma- tic .Whipple |