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Show Thursday, January 18, 1968 MAGNA TIMES, Magna, Utah STAR CLUB TO HOLD MEETING JAN. 23RD ocietu Miss Monica Goth of Munich, Germany, recited nuptial vows with SP-- 5 Arthur V. Justesen Jan. 6 in Munich. The serviceman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Justesen, 2990 S. 8900 West, Magna. The young couple were married by a German consulate. SP-- 5 Justesen has been in the service of his country for 18 months and has 18 more months to serve. Upon his discharge, he and his wife plan to return to Utah. Announcement of the nuptials will be read with great interest by the many friends of the Oquirrh East Stake News portant work . pr. Martin are invited to join the weekly class sessions. This same eveand Gleaners ning, all are scheduled to meet at the stake offices, 7 :30 p.m. M-M- Oquirrh East Elder Louis Chase, Third Ward, will report Spencer his missionary activities at the sacrament meeting. The Lake Ridge First Ward Aaronic priesthood adult seminars will be held each Sunday evening at 8:30 p.m. Jan. Stake meeting Jan. 24 schedules for this evening include: Stake Aaronic priest6:45 hood, youth. MIA Stake leadership. 7:30 9:00 p.m. Stake Scout Committee. 21 Of Local Club Jan. 23 Oquirrh East Stake family home evening. . ar desert flower deodorants 1 VALUES Farnovs Shelton's deocream or roll-odorant. Pleasant fra gronct. For lasting protection. n VALENTINE PARTY AT CLUBHOUSE FEB. 7TH Arrangements are being completed for the annual Valentine Sweethearts of the Party Magna Lady Lions, tendered to honor their husbands Wednesday evening, Feb. 7th at the Lions clubhouse. The regular monthly meeting of the Lady Lions was held on Wednesday evening. Hostesses were Chloe Monson, LaRue Breeze, Hope Clark and Blanch Hubbard. A business meeting followed the dinner. FIRST CHILD Mr. and Mrs. H. Kent Bowen, Cambridge, Mass., announce the birth of their first child, a wee daughter who ariivcd Jan. 5th on her mothers birthday. She will be named Natalie. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Jones and Mrs. Sara Bowen, all of Magna. "The proud mother is the for- mer Kathy Jones. 0RC&B AUXILIARY FACE CREAM $3.50 Mas Factor naistarixiag nti f 1 1 INSTALLS OFFICERS VALUE. y CREST TOOTHPASTE 2 for 29c Reg. S5c size craaia. RUBBER GLOVES PAIR ll n and Strong sturdy (armed hand. For hooseholdf cleaning protoction wear. DRUG (8435 W. MAIN ST. Near Safeways) Friday, the Utah Symphony Orchestra presented a program to the 4th, 5th and 6th grade students at the Lake Ridge Elementary School. Various musicians explained the purpose and meanings of the French horn, flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon. A Letter off Praise many times have you thought to yourself, I hope I never live to be old! Nobody cares for you when you get to the point you cant take care of yourself. It was comforting to us to find there were people who do care and who will help when you reach the point that you cant do for yourself any longer. This describes the people at the Golden Manor Nursing Home in Granger. To our mother, Zoe Lewis, the Golden Manor was home. On holidays and at different times we would bring mother home for dinner and to spend some time with the family. As soon as dinner was finished, she would want to return to what she felt was her real home, the Golden Manor. No matter what time of night we went down to see her, we found her well taken care of many times when she was especially ill, we found a nurse with her arms around Mom, holding her and giving her love and reassurance until her family could come to her side. We write this letter, not only to pay tribute to the Golden Manor for the services they render, but to express our heartfelt gratitude. As it is written in the New Testament, Inasmuch as ye do it unto the least of these, my brethren, you do it unto me. These words best express our feelings for these wonderful How people. Inter-nation- al Lyndon B. Johnson to sign the Omnibus Bill Large Crowds Attend Stake Conference are required to walk by faith and through this faith, we will have the strength to obey the laws of our Father in We heaven. We have been promised the opportunity to be like our Father if we keep His commandments, constituted a portion of the remarks made by President Charles R. Canfield at the East Stake conference on Sunday. President Canfield also stated that no one would be able to live with the Heavenly Father and other restrictions would be placed upon all if they do not obey the laws that He has given. President Douglas H. Jenkins admonished the membership of the stake with the statement, "Do not judge others. However, we should stand back, take a look at ourselves and see where we stand. Ask yourself, What do I contribute to my family, to my friends, what good do I do, what bad do I do? Yes, we have not been called to judge others, but we have several criteria for measuring ourselves. ' We do not fully understand the program of the church, stated President William B. Martin, unless we reason with the love and understanding that would be given if all aspects of the program are followed. For each, there is a blessing if they live humbly and accept the calling which comes through membership in the church. LaMar Maddy, Ted May, Wayne Smith and Vern Obray of the Oquirrh East Stake High Council gave short, but inspirational talks. Those at the conference enjoyed the testimony of Laura (Tillie) Wilkin, who was called from the audience and gave an inspirational talk. Music for the conference session was furnished by the Spencer Third Ward choir, conducted by Alice Gourley, Mary Smith at the piano. LAKE RIDGE one-ha- lf I will chide no brother in the world but myself, against whom I know the most faults. William Shakespeare FIRST SON and Mrs. Joseph A. Pinelle of Hunter announce the birth of a son Jan. 9th at the Valley West Hospital. He weighed in at 9 pounds, 3 ounces and is being named Thomas Joseph. Two sisters, Diane Kay and Karen ReNee, Labor disgraces no man; unare happy over his arrival. occasionally you fortunately, Proud grandparents are Mr. find men disgrace labor. Edward Everett Hale and Mrs. Clair L. Foote, Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Emile Pinelle of Nashua, New Hampshire, and Speaking without thinking is a maternal like shooting without taking aim. Mr. great-grandmoth- Elder Louis Chase, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Chase, 8343 Clarry Circle, Magna, will be honored at a homecoming Sunday evening, Jan. 21, in the Spencer Third Ward. He has returned from a mission to Australia. All friends are invited to attend and welcome Elder Chase home. The program begins at 7 two-ye- p.m. Mr. Chase plans to enroll the University of Utah. The spirit and soul mation is free discussion. of all refor- at Ankh Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will hold an installation of officers Saturday evening, Jan. 20th, 7 :30 p.m. in the Magna Masonic Temple. The following program will be presented: Calvin C. Campbell Welcome Entrance of Installing Officers Entrance and Introduction of New Officers Escorting of National Emblem Ceremony of Installation Michael A. Jones Flower Talk Presentations Introductions Announcements and Remarks Nine oclock Interpolation Refreshments Installing Officer Installing Officers Lowell H. Mikolash ankh P.M.C. Senior Councilor Howard J. Mikolash Junior Councilor James F. Barkle Scribe Advisor P.M.C.. Chev., State S.C. ANKH Bill V. Upton John C. Schneller Chaplain Senior Deacon Marsha- Chairman David J. Boll l- ANKH P.M.C. OFFICERS ELECTED Master Councilor Senior Councilor Junior Councilor Qler G. May Jerry L. McNinch Bill J. Papanikolas APPOINTED Senior Deacon Junior Deacon Senior Steward James A. Upton John R. Giblon Phillip A. Castelar Phillip E. Campbell Steve G. Campbell Michael A. Jones Randall L. Castelar Charles G. Roberts B Fenton Michael R. Meldrum Junior Steward Scribe.. Chaplain Standard Bearer Orator Sentmel Jfarshal Preceptors: James C. Farrell Lowell H. Mikolash David J. Boll James F. Barkle John L. Lake Richard A. Kittel Douglas L. Isackson Sponsoring Body Christopher Diehl Lodge No. 19 Free and Accepted Masons Magna, Utah Dad Advisor Calvin C. Campbell Mrs. Jean May Mothers' Club Dad Advisor - -- President ANKH Better to suffer for the truth than be rewarded for a lie. Swedish Proverb Never chase a lie; if you let it alone it will soon run itself to death. Eliphalet Nott ar DeMolay Unit Plans Installation The shortest and surest way to live with honor in the world is to be in reality what we would Socrates appear to be. A special invitation is extended for local officers to attend, particularly historians and public relations chairmen. Mrs. Tom (Eunice) Calegory and Mrs. Jerry (Dixie) Nelson, state FTA officers, will have special program attractions for all attending. PTA presidents and school principals are also extended invitations to attend. Homecoming Two things a man should never be angry at: what he can help and what he cannot. Danish Proverb Oquirrh PTA Council Plans Meet Jan. 24 The Oquirrh PTA Council monthly meeting will be held Wednesday, Jan. 24, 9:30 a.m. at the Granite School District auditorium, 340 East 3545 S. en- tertained at a birthday party on Saturday, to honor Mrs. father, Mr. Myron Kemps Barnes of Tremonton, Utah. Other guests were Mrs. Barnes, her brothers and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barnes of Tremonton, Mr. and Mrs. Max Barnes of Ogden, sisters and husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Gerwin Johns of Tooele, Mrs. LaRue Higley and Mr. and Mrs. Don Eddy of Lake Ridge. Morality does not make a Christian, yet no man can be a Christian without it. Daniel Wilson well-attend- Our second reason for writing this letter is to give reassurance to anyone who feels they need to go to a nursing home or to anyone who has a loved one who needs constant care and is hesitating or feels guilty about having them go to a nursing home. We can tell you truthfully, and from experience and having observed this home for the last three and years, that we have nothing to fear. May the Lords blessing be upon these people and may He continue to bless them that they may do the work for our loved ones and when the time comes, for us. The Zoe Lexis Family Missionary to Be Honored at K0TES Mr. and Mrs. Oral Kemp MONDAY NIGHT HERE New officers of the Order of Railway Conductors and Brake-me- n Auxiliary were installed Monday evening at a meeting held in the Magna Mine-MiUnion Hall. Mrs. Aseneth Chip-mawas the installing officer. A presidents pin was presented to Shirley Colvin. A business meeting and social were conducted, Mrs. Merna Cavanee, hostess. Prizes were given to Mrs. LaUna Cavanee, Mrs. Chip-ma- n and Mrs. Maude Chambers. The gift of the month was won by Mrs. Merna Cavanee. member of the Legal (S 1085). Mr. White is a and Legislative Committee of CUNA Inc. He has long been prominent in Credit Union activities. J. Paul White, Magna, managing director, Utah Credit Union, Inc., receives one of the pens used by President AT WHITE HOUSE On Hunter Lions Honor Founders Lions International organization emphasizes the month of January to honor charter members of the various clubs and also Melvin Jones, founder of the world-wid- e civic group. LEGION SLATES 1968 Hunter Lions entertained at a ELECTION FOR THIS dinner for charter members and old monarchs. THURSDAY NIGHT Honored for fifteen years serto Lions and the community vice Election and installation of Van Orman Clark, Ebby were busofficers will be the featured Jones, WJlard J. Jones and Fay iness this Thursday evening, Thornock. Luke Daniels was Jan. 18th of the American Le38 No. a honored as old monarch. at Post gion, Cyprus The men were congratulated meeting to be held in the MagUnion Hall. It will for their energy and foresight na Mine-Mibegin at 8:00 p.m. to form a club which enjoys the The new officers will take ofrespect of area residents. Each fices in a joint meeting with the was Chevron to given a auxiliary. Potluck refreshments be worn with the Lions lapel are to be served. an Robert Southern, second vice insignia and also presented Indistrict commander, attended a award certificate from Lions ternational for 15 years service. meeting of the Legion Monday Charter member Van Orman in Provo. evening The executive board of the Clark spoke of the problems encountered when the club was orCyprus Post met Tuesday evehome of the at ganized. Harry ning in Magna to complete arUtah Lion District Zone chairfor the regular man Newsome expressed his aprangements gathering Thursday. preciation for the work of the charter members, as well as Fame has also this drawback; others who comprise this fine that, if we pursue, it, we must di- organization. ' rect our lives so as to please the fancy of men. Benedict de Spinoza LADY LIONS PLAN FOR The guardian angels of life sometimes fly so highas to be beyond our sight, but they are always looking down upon us. JUchter 22 tary School. ll Re- Jan. gional meeting will be held at the Hunter Stake House, 3970 S. 5200 West, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those expected to be in attendance include: Stake presidency and clerks. High council. Stake MIA president, superintendent and boards. Stake Sunday School superintendent and board. Bishoprics. 20 0, Skin tests will be given to all kindergarten children and staff members on Monday, Jan. 22, at Lake Ridge, as part of a statewide program to eradicate tuberculosis. Films are being presented this week at the Lake Ridge Elemen- MISS GOTH RECITES VOWS IN GERMANY Jan. 18 The stake genealogical class will be held in the Lake Ridge Ward, 7 p.m. All those wishing to learn about this im- - i-- 1. TO BE HELD JAN. a home. tin: "Tl. CSV TESTS AT LAKE RIDGE pair. William B. Mar- f 5 TUBERCULIN SKIN The new Mrs. Justesen had spent a year in the States and is anxious to return here to make THE FOLLOWING events are to be presented by the Oquirrh East Stake for the coming week, states President oT 297-658- 297-574- n ' the Star Club are asked to meet Tuesday, Jan. 23, at the home of Mrs. Helen Papanikolas, 3042 S. 9050 West, at 12:30 noon. Cohostess will be Mrs. Audrey Beitel. Members are asked to kindly call and make reservations prior to the meeting, phone Mrs. or Mrs. Papanikolas, Beitel, Following the luncheon, the time will be spent making place cards for a Grand Visitation. All members Monica Goth Weds Arthur V. Justesen well-know- Magna Man Honored at White House a cross, wafiraftaind hands of ancient gods, the Later, in the middle ages for copper. We have our Chapter, not only to played in the history and express our earnest hope 'often' Inkh the , u? 1 nf superimposed on Vl",e bein, grasPed in the r", ba .J3 gn everlasting life. ?f "Ua" aa a symb(1 thermo he a fittlns name for acknowledge th I i 85 Par tbat r(lpper haS eeononUcs of our graph c rpgion' but t0 that mis Chanter n5 our groat Order of Pe- - |
