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Show Thursday, September 24, 1970 MAGNA TIMES, Magna, Utah TIMES MAGNA THE CHAG Officers Plan for Big Year MEMBER Normand L. Gibbons has been named director of admissions at the University of Utah, effective Oct. 1, 1970, pJNper wv V V Founded 1885 ffpi 1 U. f ...the f "X - 1 "f '1 V organiza tions and aotivities epecia!l v planned for vm-,- ious students and classes. A d v i s o r v Beard election got under way this week and the following students were elected to represent the 20 regions: Joe Catten, 1 Region repre- sentative; Connie McDonald, ternate. Kim Dyches, 2 Region al- upre-sentativ- Paul Turner, alter nate. Lex W'attersor. Shane Jones, alrepresentative; Region 3 ternate. Brenda Rawson. Region 4 representative; Valerie Peterson, alternate. Region 5 Teresa Iorg, representative; Barbara Owen, alternate. Region 6 Periy Hanks, representative; Terri Kroll, alternate. Region 7 Steve Defa, representative; Paul Ellett. alternate. Nikki Landures, Region 8 representative; Pam Petty, alternate. Region 9 Madalyn Brown, representative; Phil Booth, alternate. Region 10 Jill R.owberry, Mike Sadler, alternate. Region 11 Jeff Buckner, representative; Robynn Jones, alternate. JoAnn Newbold, Region 12 representative; Echo Pettersson, alternate. Region 13 Robyn Kuida, 15 Region Doug Region 19 resentative; ternate. Dennis Astill. Terry Pollock, repal- nate. THE CYPRUS High Spinna-kei- s marched to their traditional drill, Hey. Look Me Over." during halftime of the Hillcrest-Cypru- s game. Under the direction of their new instructor, Dearn Tervort, these girls have been working most of the summer to make the drill successful. Oificers of this group are Mary Huish, president: Robyn McQuivey, vice president ; Susan Hampton, secretary, and Karma Coffey, Sanderson, Of CHAG (Cyprus High Asso-date- d OFFICERS Girls) are, front row, left to right, Teresa Iorg, reporter-historiaKathy Farnsworth, secretary; Nikki Landures, vice president, and Annetta Papanikolas, president. Back n; One of the prominent groups at Cyprus High School, CHAG (Cyprus High Associated Region 20 Scott Hill, representative; Mark Pearce, alter- reporter-historia- reporter-historia- col- ors by sponsoring an after-gam- e dance that featured Holden Caulfield." Officers for the year include Annetta Papanikolas. president; Nikki Landures, vice president: Oil THE HONOR SOCIETY held its fiist meeting Wednesday, Mr. John Shewell, guest speaker. Ho compared "West Side Story" and "Romeo and Juliet." Officers of the society this year are Mark Hansen, president; David Farnsworth, vice president; Karen Sutton, secretary; Lenora Maestas, reporter. Sally Willard, freshman. The officers are completing plans to have one activity each month throughout the year. C" CLUB started off its year by electing new officers last week. They are: Doug Perkins, president, Brent Beutler, vice president ; Brad Beel, secretary. Many activities are planned for the ensuing year. THE CARD OF THANKS We desire to extend our thanks to everyone for their expressions of sympathy, help, flowers, food during the recent death of our beloved one. The Wayne Blood Family PfcRAUOUKT Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues. 29, GLEN CAMPBELL KIM DARBY EI(MIDPnS)iL'SAMAfrHl HAMS CmF EGGAB n Fisher, teacher, aided by Margaret Fisher and Mrs. P. Marquez. Mrs. Hod Sadler, caller. Third: Gladys Merrill, teacher; Geniel Conti and Sylvia Barela, aides; caller, open to anyone. Fourth: Amelia Triplett, teacher; Lawana Triplett and Viola Lucero, helpers; Sharon Garee, caller. Fifth: Mary Glahe, teacher; Betty Cruz and Darlene Barber, helpers; Mrs. Williams, caller. JUNIOR High School of religion started Monday night at 7 p.m. and will be dismissed at 1 p.m. Sixth: Donna Riley and Ann Bailey, teachers; Darlene Barber, helper, caller open to any-or- "J0E NAMATH A Seventh: Father Kaiser, teacher; Ileane Schonhardt. helper, caller open to anyone. Eighth: John Bash, teacher: Steven Gray, helper; caller open to anvone. AUTHORIZED LENNOX DEALER TECHNICOLOR PARAMOUNT PICTURE Sat., Sept. 26 i?0 mutfsorTcnitnsr i uuunn foi o Children's Matinee, 12 Noon "NORWOOD" With Glen Campbell SPECIAL CANDY TREAT JACK'S HEATING CO. GLEN & 3394 W. 3500 South Dial 2 SHOP: 298-431- RESIDENCE: 298-382- 0 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Meyer of Magna announce the birth of their second son. who arrived Sept. 8th. He weighed in at seven pounds, 4 ounces and will be named David Clint. A brother. Clay, is happy about the new playmate. two-year-o- Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Meyer, Magna, and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Crafts, Kearns. RATES A SPAGHETTI dinner meeting was held Tuesday evening in the Parish Hall for all people interested in helping at the town-wid- e function on Oct. 11. Everyone's help is needed sell tickets, aid that evening, etc. See the committee. AN ADMINISTRATION commission of the Parish Council is being organized, Mrs. Ann Wall-wor- heart ailment. He was born March 19, 1894, in Pleasant Grove to John M. and Minnie Loader Nerdin. Married Elsie Rowsell July 10, 1946, in Silver City, N.M. Mr. Nerdin was a maintenance foreman, Kennecott Copper refinery, for 36 years and a veteran of W'orld War I. Survivors include his widow; stepdaughters, Mrs. Leon (Verdean) Rasmussen, Kearns; Mrs. Thomas (Marilyn) Holdawav. Salt Lake City; 8 brothers, sisters, Robert, Oregon; Howard, Mrs. Grace Clark, both of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Edna Crookston, American Fork; Mrs. Rue (Amy) Carlson, Long Beach. Calif. Funeral rites were held Tuesday in Salt Lake City and burial for the fine man made in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Weekend Special FREE LUBE FOR RENT partially furnished apt., close to schools. $1.00 Minimum Dial (Additional Words 5c Each) Deadline 4:00 p.m. Monday l $15,800 GI or Fil VERY NICE home, located in excel, area, near all schools. Hdud. floor in bsnit., garage, landscaped. See this one. John Wallace, agent for Sugar-hous- e or 6 466-865- 8. 00 $1,500 down and assume balance, approx. $13,400 on nice home, lots of closets and storage space. Garage, landscaped, nice area. For details, call John Wa- llace, agent for Sugarhouse 6 00 or Realty, 485-523- 466-865- With oil and filter change BALANCE WHEEL 8. tire with gas purchase Let us winterize your car now. Don't be caught in the cold with your antifreeze down. $1.50 per FOR SALE 2 bedroom home in Magna, drapes, carpeted, double lot, landscaped, garage, par14 tial bsmt. Phone 297-606- SALE Hunting dogs English pointers, 1 Brittany spaniel, only $13 each. 14 Phone HUNTER CASH SAVER STATION 6809 West 3300 South State Inspection Station PETE & DICK'S AUTO SALES Main, Salt Lake City Phone 1133 S. 363-5G- Pure limestone water. Part of the Beam family art for 175 years. 6. Oakeson's Floral FLOWERS FOR SALE All types of wedding flowers and backdrops. Funeral work. Casket sprays. parties, corsages. Delivery serice. Free artificial flower arrangement with each wedding. 5250 S. 3200 West, phone or Sick-roo- 298-52- 298-810- n, 55 00 0. TRAILER HOME ON LOT trailer on nice, large lot. All furniture included, except personal property. Call John Wallace, agent for Sugarhouse 6 or 00 Realty, 485-523- 466-865- ACREAGE 8. FOR HORSES Ph. 298-622- 466-865- '64 $695 CHEV. IMPALA $495 '63 86 Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Distilled and Bottled by the James B. Beam Distilling Co., Clermont, Beam, Kentucky FORD STA. WGN $495 LOST Small, brown puppy with long tail. Girl's pet. Reward. Return to 3121 S. 1 1 8490 W. or dial 297-286- 8. Start in DANCE LESSONS September, Saturdays, ages 4 years and up. tap, jazz, ballet. United Steelworkers Hall, Mag14 6 or na. 466-184- 466-303- 8. JUST LIKE NEW Are carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent shampooer, 50c first hour, 25c each hour thereafter. lll'FFA-KE- R FURNITURE, dial 297-668- 1. 14 Hundreds of workmanship. UPHOLSTERING. samples. Expert FREE estimates. Dial or inquire 9008 W. 2700 South. Casey's Furniture Upholstery. 297-566- 1 NOTARY PUBLIC T. W. Jones has his office at 2745 S. 8650 West. Phone 00 297-297- 9. PROFESSIONAL poodle grooming in my home, 2880 S. 8560 West. Dial 00 297-243- 0. SEWING Machines repaired, 30 years experience, sen ice in your home. In Magna erery day. 8 Phone or All work guaranteed. 00 359-889- 355-934- 7. SPRAY TEXTURED CEILINGS BY DAVE LARSON. Only first quality work done. Prompt service. Free est., by phone or In your home. Reas. Dial 5. 29 SERVICE TV rates. Phone TV. 8176 W. 297-683- Reasonable 0. 2700 South. Douglaa 00 MUSIC LESSONS Violin and piano, beginners and adauced. Dial 14 0. FOR SALE FOUR YEARS Old, 2 bdrms. up, almost finished down, baths, nice yard, Lake Ridge area. Assume mortgage bal. For details call John Wallace, agent 6 for Sugarhouse Realty, 00 or FOR SALE Utility trailer, $30 14 or best offer. Call LOTS OF ROOM full bsmt., dbl. garage, Idscapd., fenced, firepl. and bar In bsmt. Built-i- n beds and drawers in bsmt. bdrm. Very nice yd. Located in excel, area, $19,750. John Wallace, agent for Sugar-hous- e 6 or Realty, dial 00 FOR SALE 1970 Triumph 250. See at 3331 S. 8280 West, dial 14 FOR SALE Four used Army cots, like new, $5 each. See at 8340 Powell or dial 14 l'j 485-523- 466-865- 297-277- f 297-616- NEWER HOME MAKE OFFER 8. 297-558- ld Now at Wee lads OPENINGS 'n' Lassies preschool and daycare, ages 31 2 to 6 years. Hours, 6:30 a. in. to 6 p.m. Reasonable weekly or monthly rates. Nola and Nettie Clark, directors. Dial 7 or inquire 282G S. 8600 19 West, Magna. 297-241- PRICED TO SAVE '62 8. 5 FALL SPECIALS e, 8. 298-472- I HAVE Acre lots available, zoned for horses and we will hold a contract. Also call for information on lovely building lots. John Wallace, agent for 6 Sugarhouse Realty, dial or 00 483-523- Dick Sandwick fresh-wate- 1 4 3. 6. FOR 297-677- 297-509- MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 485-523- or 8 297-553- Must be paid at Copper Printing Co. Office Mailing Address: Copper Printing Company P.O. Box 248 Magna, Utah 84044 Realty, 297-242- FOR RENT 2 BK home on 9100 West. Complete bsmt. Carpeting, store. Inquire 2957 S. 14 9100 W est or dial No Ads Taken Over Phone k, chairman. Members include Virginia Costanzo, Ernie Colosimo, Earl Kramer, Barbara Schonhardt, Rose Dilley, Ralph Albcrico, Mrs. Albert Brown, Mrs. Betty Cruz, Mrs. Joyce Christensen, Dean Caruso, A Cabrera, Angie Divino, Mrs. An gie Johnson, Mrs. Stanley Gro chowski, Mrs. Joe Lujan, Mrs Hazel Lopez, Mrs. Arthur Lu cero, Mrs. Evelyn Miller, Mrs Florence Martinez, Mrs. Cecilia Martinez, Mrs. Nace Martinez, Mrs. Ida Marquez, Mrs. Felix Manzanares, Mrs. Julian Manza-nareMrs. Connie Maez, Ann O'Carroll, Mrs. Pedro Rocha, Lani Sadler, Mrs. Dora Santi-stevaMrs. Pauline Suazo, Mrs. Gilbert Romero. Baker Beam and Booker are out on r lake, Beams own Sweet, soft, water a sample. collecting its as much a part of and iron-frethe Beam formula as the measures of choice grains. Together, Booker and Baker represent the sixth generation of the only Kentucky family thats made the same Bourbon since 1795. So when you sip Jim Beam, savor its quality and its light taste. Thats what we mean when we say its a family art. FOR RENT IN ADVANCE 19 in a Granger hospital of a Carlos Mondragon. Caller, Mrs. Eva Mirabella. Sheet metal woik, gas appliances. We install a' id service all types of heating equip-nien- t. ..HALWALLISL-c- o. SECOND BOY Counselor Certificate and Administrator and Supervisory Certificate from the University of Utah. The new director of admissions affiliates with the Na- - Clement L. "Smokey" Nerdin, Schon-hard- t GAS HEATING ciation. He serves on Utah Gov. Calvin L. Ramptons Committee on Children and Youth and is one of the founders of the Utah Boys Ranch in Kearns, established in 1963. Mr. Gibbons earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees at Brigham Young University in 1957 and 1959, respectively. He also holds a Secondary School Certificate. 76, 34S5 S. 7730 West, died Sept. and Mrs. LENNOX Education Association, Utah Educational Association and Granite Educational Assotional and counselor at the Salt Lake County Detention Center. Heart Ailment separate grades: First: Angela Fratto, teacher, a aided by PCWS GIBBONS MR. Succumbs to AND HANG ME UPS STARTS 7:13 p.m. SEPT. Local Resident By Father Thomas Kaiser GRADE SCHOOL of religiov began this week at the Religion Center with the following teach-- . ers listed for the Second: girl at sent to in turn junior, CHAG officers hope to promote unity among all Cyprus girls. Magna Parish Nevis La-vo- Buzzin Cousin Day," to include every Cyprus. A letter will be each senior girl, who will select three girls sophomore, freshman. n. Bar-bar- eatre 25-26-28-- Oct. 13 will be Jody Robinson, sophomore. e. Cl T ME row, left to right, Sally Willard, freshman representative; Jody Robinson, sophomore representative; Rea Neilson, junior representative, and Sheryl Williams, senior representative. This club is open to all girls. Kathy Farnsworth, secretary; Teresa Iorg, Class representatives are: Sheryl Williams, senior. Rea Neilson, junior. Girls', started the year with flying n. rep- resentative; Lloyd Hunt, alternate. Region 14 Brent Beuller, representative; Greg Petersen, alternate. The Utah educator has served as counselor, assistant principal and principal at Cyprus High School in Magna; principal of Kearns Jr. High School; placement counselor at the Utah State Industrial School, Ogden; ; rep-re- s fn In his new assignment, Mr. Gibbons will direct both the Admissions Office and the Office of High School and Junior College Services. Cyprus Capers This Week representative Pam Coon, alternate. Region 16 Karen Sutton, representative: Becky Rose, alternate. Region 17 John Roberts, r.tative; Doug Fuller, alternate. Region 18 Susan Naylor, representative; Debbie Brazell, alternate. Gibbons L. Mr. Gibbons, who since 1967 has directed the Universitys Office of High School and Junior College Services, replaces Franklin L. McKean, who resigned to accept a position at Brigham Young University. E(iith X. Ridge, Editor Howard Ridge, Publisher Published Since 1916 Issued Each Thursday at 9124 W. 200 South, Magna, Utah 84044 Second Class Postage Paid at Magna, Utah Winner of Weekly Papers for 1963 National First-Plac- e Mail Subscription Rates Pay able in Advance, S3.50 Per Year Other Parts of the U.S. $3.00 Per Year in Utah The Times welcomes contributions from its readers upon any subject of public interest. All communications must be signed. No attention will be giren to anonymous contributions. By Luanne Slack ACTIYELY involved in school. Cyprus Pirates are beginning o dig into homework and become 3SS0C'atCll with - U. Promotes N. 0. 4. 483-523- 466-865- 8. 297-208- 6. |
