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Show r CHATTER Thirty-aixt- h Number 46 GIRL Through the quick thinking of --old Cheryl Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max E Miller of 2978 South 9000 West, the life of Kenny Maddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maddy of Magna, was saved Sunday when he fell into a large canal beloiyth Magna Mill. enthusiasm and plaster with a Kenny and Cheryl, together sense of humor. Shingle the roof with three other little friends, with protective kindness and ap- were on an expedition trip," near ply siding composed of high hope die canal Going around a large and great expectation. Chink all ement ledge, Kenny fell into the cracks and crevices with pleasant :aiud, the water reaching his memories and little family jokes. dun. As the three other young-ter- s Build in permanent fixtures o' ran for help, Cheryl grabbed honesty and integrity. Provide s large nearby wire, threw it to doorways wide enough for the Kenny to hold, and in turn held heavy hearted and the merry a the opposite end, keeping the hearted to enter. Plan plenty of mail boys head above water, unwindows to admit sunshine for the til a nearby workman arrived joy of living. Carefully weather- and pulled the youngster out of strip all openings with apprecia- the water. tion, equip with plumbing adeParents are asked to caution quate for daily cleansing of the their children about going near spirit Install heating apparatus the canal and the dangers inguaranteed to maintain a steady volved in the deep water. glow of friendly warmth; illuminate with shining radiance of smiles and tears and ventilate with an unlimited supply of patience. Adore the walls with cheerful ( courtesy and pave the eminary hearth with hospitality. Cement the walk with humility and surround the yard with a fence of loyalty entered through the gate of gratitude. Furnish throughout with love. Insure against all disaster by fervent prayer for daily guidance. Walk right in... the place is Commencement Sunday Eve Enjoyable Program Lined Up For Annual Event Men Given Promotions account. Fifteen Local Residents Advanced At Magna, Golf Tonraey a Many Beautiful Gifts Lined Up for Lucky Contestant! A total of $750 in prizes will be given to expert golfers in a Spring Tournament planned by the Utah Copper Golf Club May 30th to June 21st, inclusive. A $3.00 entrance fee in all flights must be paid in advance at time of teeing off, announces the tournament committee, and the posted course rules must be observed. All entrants must declare their intentions of participation in the tournament to the club attendant in advance and must have their scores attested to by another player. Entries are restricted to club members only, and 27 holes will constitute the qualifying rounds, May 30th to June 8th. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richardson will donate a beautiful cup to the medalist MOTHER On thin day, Sunday, May 10th, for all your prayerg and hopes; for your lonely hours of vigil; for your loving and tireless toil ; for your tender care in sickness and in health; for your wise counsel and careful training in the ways of righteous living through the years- For these things, Dear Mother, which are as precious gems which bespangle our memories, brighten and enhance for us the Present and presage a Future warm with the glow of happinesa, pray accept the thanks, appreciation and love which will ever live in our hearts, but which our minds so inadequately express. And please know, Dear Mother, that in our hearts, every day U MOTHER'S DAY. And our good friend. Dr. R. A. Gallant tells about the doctor who left the sick room and joined the husband. 1 don't like the way your wife looks, Mr. Cassidy,1 he said. Well, doc, said the husband, "Im not crazy about her looks either, but she sure takes good care of me and the kids." . Wonderful Sops The Secretary of Agriculture, our own Ezra Taft Benson from Utah, who has a wonderful philosophy of life, was recently quoted by some of the countrys outstanding weeklies. The things he says make sense and offer encouragement. Here is an example: We must teach the youth of America that the world does not owe them a living; that nobody owes them anything for crops they don't grew, or goods they don't produce, or work they don't do. Tax reduction would be comed by many people but we cannot have balanced budget and continue to pass out the polit" ical gravy. wel- "Strong Boy" We Flight, Harris Powell, B Flight; John Dea, C Flight and Kim Pitts, D Flight. . GRADUATION PROGRAM THEME: "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down hia Ufa for hit friends. John 15:13 Prelude . . Carina Woolfenden "The Lord's Prayor" Invocation ... LaMar Beckstead Sacrament Under Direction of P. G. 2nd Ward Bishopric Vocal Solo Gwen Oakeaon "Stranger of Galilee" Accom. by Ann Nielsen Welcome Address Bevan Chipman (Student Body President) .... Richard Wendell Trumpet Bole Poem .... Fay Day Piano Solo Ann Nielson "Romance" Remarks - Tribute to Mothers Bonnie Rasmussen Vocal Solo Donna Richards "My Testimony" T tstlmonies: .... Joan Bawdon, Boyd Olson, Larry Wilson Girls' Chorus "Tempi By The River" "By Still Waters" Mary Gourley. Mary Slater, Claudette Mitchell. Carma Haler Pat Singleton, Annette Smith. Accom. by Janie Breese. Presents i n of Graduates Melvin Brooks. Principal PresontaJon of Diplomas President John D. Hill, President J. Frank Peel Commencement Address Dr. Lowell L. Bennion (Director. L. D. S. Institute of Religion. University of Utah.) .... Closing Hymn Congregation "True To The Faith" Benediction ... .... Bud Harmon CERTIFICATES OF CREDIT: Carol Joan Bolton. Harry Hays. Glon Parkins. Clyds Smith. Wsyne Sandall, Ronald Wall POST GRADUATE CREDIT: Bonnie Rasmussen - - ' .' were very pleased to read about the fine recognition given Ken Strong, who has established a .marvelous athletic reputation at Cyprus high school. The Deseret News selected him as Star of the Week." He it the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S.. Strong of Granger. During the past two seasons, Ken has recorded a football will stay here for a long time. During last week's B Y U Invitational meet, Ken cracked the only Class B record in the meet by toesing the shot put 52 ft 6' inches. Al Mercer considers him one of Magna Resident Dies At Age Church Gets Fine Response 85 On Coffee Keys Thursday Funeral Services Conducted Monday For Anna Brecke Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church recently received a fine response to their request for MJB bands and keys to obtain kitchen equipment for the new commun ity hall. Funeral services were conduct- Sincere thanks is extended to everyone for giving the keys to Father C. E. Freegard in Magna and Mrs. Laura Sorenson in Garfield, o that they could be redeemed for a coffeemaker. Tim Extended Interested people will be happy to learn that the time for still receiving the MJB keys has been extended for five months, to other donations will be gratefully received and still may be left at the Magna rectory or given to Mrs. ed Monday at 3:45 p. m. in Salt the finest gridders he has ever Lake City for Mrs Anna Bergitha coached. Tranvaag Brecke, 85, long-tim- e Magna resident Mrs Brecke died A Child's Thoughts at 7:30 p. m. at the home The other evening I told my Thursday of a daughter, Mrs. Elmo R. (Dordaughters about a Jewish belief othy) Alexander, 3938 23rd East, that when they die, they are bur- Salt Lake City, of natural causes ied standing upright facing east, Mrs. Brecke was born in Tranto see Jerusalem, awaiting the vaag, Norway, August 23, 1868, a coming of the Messiah. One of the daughter of Sivert Larsen and largest cemeteries in the world is Thomesine Rostad Tranvaag. She located in the heart of Phila- was married to Charles J. Brecke delphia where the upright Jewish October 27, 1898 at Aalesund, Nor- Sorenson.. noticeare tombstones especially , way. The family came to the United Our eldest daughter, Becky, was especially interested in this States in 1907, and in 1915 moved to Magna where Mr. Brecke was fact, but after a thoughtful moa carpenter. Until residing with wouldnt ment, said: "Mommy, her a few years ago, you say it is how you liyed that Mrs. daughter Brecke lived in Magna. counts, rather where or how you She was a member of the Zion were buried? Lutheran Church. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Alexander, and a son, Fred Brecke, Magna; five grandchildren, Mrs. Louis L. (Juanita) BaU, Portsmouth, Va.; Mrs. Alfred S. (Vallene) Furse, Midvale; Min Marjorie Ann Alexander, Salt Lake City; Mrs. D. E. (Joyce) Snow and Fred Brecke, Magna; Typhoid shots will be given at one niece, Mrs. Herman Hogenson, ttie Garfield School on Monday, Salt Lake City, and two May 11th from 6:00 to 7:00 p. m. Mrs. Brecke was highly regardNo "First" shots will be given but 'second and Tbooster" shots ed in this vicinity, and had led a respected, esteemed life. will be available for alL Burial was in Wasatch Memorial Authorities extend an open inable. Typhoid Shots Slated Monday At Garfield DEPUTY APPOINTED FOR GARFIELD; Silliest Hat?" Why Women Dont Induke In Suth Things! This Thursday, May 7th, will mark a milestone in the upsetting of theories on women dress. For at that time, Cyprus high school Associated Girls Students will sponsor Girls' Day and award prizes for the best "home-mad- e and silliest hats. This undoubtedly will be one of the few instances when the feminine sex acknowledge that they do wear, (and adore, may we add), silly hats. Many entries are expected from the enthusiastic girls. Hunter Plans Late May Date For Park Event Midway, Athletic Competition To Feature Celebration The Hunter Recreation Park committee states that details are now being arranged for a gala celebration in the latter part of May, and a definite date will be announced in a later edition of this paper. Featured for the event will be a midway, athletic competition consisting of races and a ballgame. Dinner will also be served and a dance enjoyed. A gala time of fun is planned for everyone attending and also raise funds to complete the new baseball field. A committee has studied the advisibility and possible inflation of a sprinkling system so that the field can be sodded at a cost of about $7,000.00. Watch for the date of the cele- Special Gift Surprise At U of U Coach Guest Speaker At C Club Fete tioned in Garfield. Mr. Nordgran is a retired Navy man with the rating of AEMC. He served 16 years in the Navy. The new deputy is a native of Utah, and expects to make hia home in Garfield with hia wife. Cyprus Plans Final Dance of School Term The last dance of the Cyprus school term will be in the form of a Spring Frolic, this Friday, beginning. ai 8:00 p. m. Music will be furnished by Stewart G rows . orchestra, i vitation to everyone for their con- Park. Dress for all attending is optionSincere sympathy la extended tinued cooperation in this moat al for the entertainment at the to members of the bereaved worthwhile community project gym. Over 2j009 Students Enter Music Festival Described as a very special feature for the monthly Bingo Night sponsored by the Utah Copper Club this Saturday evening, May 9th in the clubrooms, a veil of secrecy surrounds one group of prizes that will be awarded to lucky ticket holders. One could presume that the gifta might be appropriate suggestions for Mother's Day which occurs on Sunday, May 10th. Donated gifts will include a 9x12 rug from W. H. Adams 8c Sons; three gas certificates, Berretts Frontier Service; Dormeyer deep frier from Coons Bargain Center; 10 quarts of Dairy Queen by the Magna Dairy Queen and boxes of candy from Als Inn. The club plans to feature elecset of tric Chef Broiler, dishes; a refrigerator chest, several table lamps and an array of miscellaneous gifts. Keith Barton Takes State Driving Title old yard on the No 1 fairway at Nibley Park spelled victory for Keith Barton, ace Utah Copper Club golfer, when he copped the state golf driving championship Sunday. Keith had an average of 231 and d yards for three fine one-thir- drives He needed every inch as Walt Harris Jr., the Ft Douglas pro, Jack Curtice, University of was only one-thiof a yard beUtah athletic director and noted hind in the averages after-dinnfor his witty A stiff wind in the faces of the speeches, will , be the special hittere, kept the distance down speaker at a banquet sponsored by this year. the Lions Club for members of the Cyprus high school C Club. Man Charged The event is to be held May Magna In14th at the Utah Copper Club. With Involuntary cluded in the list of special guests ' will be John Fitzgerald, principal Manslaughter of the high school, David Gourley, Floyd L. York, 47, of 2848 South superintendent of Granite District, Coaches Al Mercer end Deb 8800 West in Magna, Tuesday was bound over to Third District Court Smith. P. H. "Hop" Ensign, general oa a charge of involuntary manof Kfcnnecott slaughter after preliminary hearsuperintendent mills, will act as master of cere- ing before Salt Lake City Judge J. Patton Neeley. monies. The complaint charging York, Youth fades; love droop the alleges that be was responsible for the auto death of Mrs. Merle Monleaves of friendship fall; A mother secret hope outlive tague, Tooele, mother of six children killed February 27th in a them alL head-o- n -- Oliver Wendell Holme crash at 2710 West 2100 er South. The Garden Club Greenhouse Group of Streets Schede uled For Work Hard-Surfac- Salt Lake County Although worker have been definitely hampered in their road repair and resurfacing of streets, due to the wet spring, extensive work is slated in the ensuing months, according to J. Hy Breeze, road who assumed duties of hia new position on Monday. Mr. Clem Toone, who has been acting road supervisor, wishes to thank all the residents in this locality, for their kind cooperation and aid given while in this posiAllied W. Tischner, replacing tion. D. D. Punshon, G 3i F foreman. At the present time and accordGeorge D. Barnes, replacing A. ing to future plans, it is planned W. Tischner, flotation shift boss. to hard surface 8000 West to 21st E A. Kurous, replacing H. M. South, extending to the garbsge Adams, shift boss. dump, 7200 West, 8950 snd 8850 Magna Mill West. J. Ross Anthon, replacing J. S Other similar improvements Powell, guard captain. will be made on 3rd south. Ridge L. G. John Marlor, Jr., replacing Way, a road leading to Bacchus Denton, shop foreman. and in Garfield from the highway P. Aaron Olsen, replacing V. E. to North Temple. At this place Anderson, repair foreman. the overpass will be painted and Leonard Ekblad, replacing W. marked. W. Borland, repair foreman. Other Planned Work Elvrn D. Jenkins, replacing J. In addition, all other roads will H. Breeze, general yard shift boas. be patched at fast as possible. It A. Leo Vaughan, replacing C. H. should be remembered that if foreman. Konold.'shop mulch is placed into wet surfaces, Maxwell Swensen, replacing holes will pop out Oluf Olsen, crushing foreman. However, it is planned to start reMervin Delwin Goodsell, mulching the end of this week and placing Maxwell Swensen, fine continue It on a steady program boss. shift crushing until the road present an improved suitable spring appearance. Monthly Copper Club Event This Saturday Evening rd Al Nordgran was sworn in April 29th' as a Salt Lake county deputy sheriff and will be sta- Fifteen men were recently advanced at the Magna and Arthur Kennecott mills, and announcement of the promotions made Tuesday. They assume positions that were held for many year by a group of men who were honored at a farewell party April 7th at the Utah Copper Club. The following were promoted at Arthur Mill: Joseph John Banks, replacing R. H Doran, shift boss. Joseph Brusatto, replacing R Razzeca, rigger foreman. Robert Monger, replacing W. T. Arbogast, pattern maker foreman. Ray J. Brown, replacing J. M. Oliver, shift boss. Bingo Night Just one little bration. featured. Garden Plant Drawing Slated Here Arthur Mills A The program follows: Road Repair Planned For Author Unknown husbands half of the joint Ihc Magrii Garden Club Board announces their regular Garden Club public meeting wJl be held Wednesday evening, May 13th, 8:00 p. m. in the Magna Fire Hall An excellent program on garden matter has been procured, and a drawing for prizes will be Extensive $750 Prizes 1952 Winners The annual commencement exKeith Barton won the chamercises of Oquirrh Stake Seminary pionship flight of the 1952 tournaLes Larson told us the other day will be held this Sunday evening, ment, just three strokes ahead of 10th at the Pleasant Green May about the woman who wanted the Paul Brown. bank to take the withdrawal out Ward Chapel, beginning promptOther victors were Dale Barrett, 7:00 p. m. at ly of her . GARDEN CLUB PLANTS. TO BE GIVEN THROUGH DRAWING Kennecolt SAVES BOY FROM DROWNING Invite God to lay the cornerstone. Excavate or foundation by removing ell doubt, fear and selfishness. Erect a atrong framework of faith, supported by sturdy beams of deep devotion; lay stout flooring of sympathetic understanding; lath with generosity, insulate with yours! 'The Complete Home Newspaper" Year MAGNA Daaiga Foe A Horn IME "A COMMUNITY INSTITUTION Road It in Th Time or Leade- r- sup-ervis- LD HUNTER MATT FOUND DEAD Large Group of Schools Participate In Enjoyable Fete Gerald Lloyd, Hunter resident, was found dead in his car at 4200 South 4800 West Sunday about S p. m. He resided at 5698 West 2500 South. Mr. Lloyd was born May 13, 1929, in Magna, a son of Harold C. and Lillian V. Hanson Lloyd. He married Iris R. Molyneux September 5, 1949 in Salt Lake City. He was a member of the LDS Church. In 1949 he served with the U. S. Navy in California, and had been employed by the Garfield Smelt Elwin Participated in by over 2,000 students their teachers and directors, a most successful Regional Music Festival was conducted Thursday and Friday at Cyprus high school Of particular interest to local people is the fact that Cyprus students received fine recognition for their instrumental, vocal solos as well as band, ensemble and choral work. Both the band and the chorus received a rating of 1 which is the highest given. Those rating II were the marching band, vocal soloist, Lynn Harrison, the male quartet, the mixed vocal ensemble and the brass ensemble. Til ratings were received by the horn quartet, string ensemble, horn solo and trumpet solo. Extensive praise was also accorded other participating schools including Park City, Wasatch, Morgan,' Tooele, Davis, Murray, South Grantsville, Bingham, Summit and North Summit. Soloists and others tor Cyprus included: I" rating, vocal soloists: Mary Slater, Lamont Angelesy, Gwen Oakeson and Kelly Pearce; the girls double trio, clarinetist, Loel Hepworth and a clarinet quartet. The event was under the direction of Dr. John W. Fitzgerald, chairman and Johp P. Manning, director of the Cyprus high schooi music department Judges for the occasion were Dr. David Shand, University of Utah, in charge of vocal participations; Dr. N. W. Christensen and J. Philip Dalby, USAC and Ronald Gregory, U of U, for instrumental. Several instructors commented the festival was one of the best organized and most efficent they have ever attended. er. project will not have flowers this year for the general public. However they will supply plants for churches, schools and all other civic organizations. After all civic needs are taken care of, the surplus plants will be drawn at the Garden Club meeting May 13th. All residents of Garfield, Magna, Pleasant Green, Bacchus and Hunter :e eligible to join the Garden Club and participate in this drawing. Special Speaks Mr. Fred Augusburger, president of the Associated Garden Clubs, will be the special guest speaker and give an illustrated lecture that should prove most interesting to all. Rig Softball League Plans Opener Hay 13 Sponsors Hope That Interesting Sport Be Well Supported few years ago Harking back to tha Softball League, when it was one of the most popular' recreational activities for young and old in this area, the Community Recreational Association is sponsoring softball this season, annoi&ces Bob Dea, director. The opener will start the sport off on Wednesday, May 13th at the Garfield BaU Park, where the gamej are to be played. Three games will constitute the competition at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 Magna-Garfie- ld oclock. Teams Named The foUowing will participate: Bacchus, directed by Clarence Coon and Blaine Riley. Magna Mill in charge of Jack Marlor and Tommy Barker. Arthur Mill with Marvin Malm-stroand Lief Erickson directing. Garfield Refinery, Ross and Wes Sadler in charge. Bez-za-nt ASJsR Garfield Plant-K- en and Lewis Welcker. Garfield Water and Clerical Workers John Dea and Ken Simm per directing. At the close of the seaaoh, tha winning squad will be awarded jackets. The general public is extended a most cordial invitation to attend the game each Wednesday evening n the Garfield Park. Survivors include his widow and two sons, Rickey Gerald, 2 and an infant, 6 weeks old; his parents of Hunter; three brothers, Harold M. Lloyd, Magna; Michael C. Lloyd, Hunter and Corporal Andura A. Lloyd, with the U. S. Army in Korea; one sister, Mrs. Sonya B. Lambert, Salt Lake City, and one grandmother, Mrs. Bentga Hanson, Pleasant Grove. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 4330 South Redwood Road by Bishop Lawrence Doxey of the Hunter LDS Ward. Burial was in Salt Lake City A most enjoyable trip was parCemetery. ticipated in by Cyprus high school seniors Wednesday, sponsored by d Lions Club, the through the Kennecott Mill and Mines and Garfie'd Refinery. The group left the school at 9:00 a. m., and arrangements were completed by C. R. Naylor. An essay contest on the general subject of local industries, stressed as an aftermath of the trip. Carmon Perry has been named being planned by the Lions ! as the new manager of the Magna the Cyprus 1953 class. Priz -Safeway store, and is welcoming $15, $10 and $5 will be awar 'd. Howard G. Gunderson, as it old friends and other Safeway patrons to the Magna establishment. director of Kennecott Indir'rirl Mr. Perry has been associated Relations, will be the judge oi the for seven years with the national contest organization, having been employed at Kemmerer, Wyoming, in Magna and thence to Price, where he was assistant manager. He replaces Steve Havrilo, who has returned to Rock Springs, Wyoming, Card of Thank with the Safeway Company. Mr. Perry is married to the We should like to extend our former Lucy Woolley of Magna. most sincere, grateful and heart- They plan to make their home in Two fourteen - year - old Salt felt thanks for the many expres- this community. Lake youths were apprehended sions of love, sympathy, cards and floral offerings at the recent April 30th and confessed breaking into the Frontier Service Station death of our beloved Gertrude UP&L Official on 21st South, as well cs entering Carsey Hutchings We shall never Given Recognition a Grantsville Service Station. forget the help given by many The boys had stolen a car In dear friends in the time of our Recognition for his outstanding Salt Lake City and driven west. The C. J. Hutchings Family. achievement in safety came this They were apprehended at Wend-ov- er after they "hit a telephone The H. G. Carsey Family. week to Kay T. Gilgen, Utah PowMr. and Mrs. John Rowland. er Si Light Company district pole and wrecked the stolen vehicle. representative in Magna. Entrance to the Frontier StaMr.; Gilgen has worked continWhenever education and reuously for more than 10 years in tion, Which was also burglarized finement grow away from the a hazardous occupation without a several weeks ago, was mad by common people, they are growing lost time accident He was honorbreaking a window on the east toward selfishness, which is- the ed at the companys 1953 Safety aid of the building. The youth monster evil of the world. Roll of Honor banquet held in allegedly broke two locks to ob-- Henry Ward Beecher Salt Lake tain gasoline. City May 4th. - Cyprus Seniors Enjoy Trip Thru Local Industries Magna-Garfiel- SAFEWAY NAMES NEW MANAGER 1 -- Two 14-Year-- 01d Youths Caught On Burglary |
