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Show Friday, February 22. 1957 Magna Timet. Magna. Utah Olympus. They have lost three and wun two. tickets while the band played for the public. A short assembly was also presented by th. band to interest the students in the concert. It will begin at 8.00 p.m. Admission will be 50c. The Advanced Band, Cadet Band, orchestra and mixed chorus will participate. Proceeds from the concert will (,e used for a tape recorder for the band. Brockbank Jr. School News Friday, February 22nd is our first president's birthday, so the lents will take a vacation of one day. Vast rejoicing is expected to take place. -- Tony Tygesen The annual Brockbank junior high school band concrrt will be held this Thursday, February 21. students have gone all out for the sale of tickets and a prize of $5.00 will be given to the stuFILL DIRT Available in Magna dent who sells the most tickets. area. Contact M. H. Montgomery, The first chairs of the band The basketball team will play 3$ y.ggso, rode downtown Tuesday and the one of their last games this' majorettes and color guards sold1 Thursday at Brockbank against PRETTY WEDDING CEREMONY UNITES N. PARKER MISS KAYE LEWIS-ROBER- T In a pretty wedding ceremony for the romantic month of Febru- ary, attraclive Miss Kaye Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Lewis of Magna, became the bride of Robert Neal Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Gartman of Colorado, Durango, Saturday morning in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. The ceremony was performed by the Reverend Charles E. Freegard in the presence of family members and close friends. The altar was banked with white gladiolus, hyacinths and ferns. A reception followed that evening in the Parish Hall. The bridal party received guests before tall standards holding tapers and floral arrangements of gladiolus, hyacinths and fern. 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Attendants Given Attendants were the bride's sister. Miss Joyce Lewis, as maid of honor and bridesmaids. Misses Doris Catten, Rose Marie Coitan-zBeverKe Broderick, Marilyn Lewis. The maid of honor was in blue crystal silk and the bridesmaids were dressed in pink crystal silk and all carried bouquets of pink carnations. Joseph Brusatto was best man and ushers included Billy Billy Powell, Tony Lewis and Michael Broderick. Gift Room In charge of the gift room were Misses Gloria Pappas, Karen Hawkins, Carol Ann Lewis and Margaret Mirabella. Miss Angela Mirabella was in charge of the guest book. The refreshments wore in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Galey Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Colo-simMr. and Mrs. Tony Mirabella, Mr. John Marino and Mr. Joseph Broderick. Mrs. Lewis, mother of the bride, chose a blue lace dress and pinned a corsage of gardenias and hyacinths to her shoulder. The grooms mother wore a navy blue model and a like corsage. 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