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Magna, Utah, Friday, March 18, 1949 Year d Thirty-Thir- a , Number 39 c5JISES LDS Church to Every Ward In Qiutcfi 9leWa Participate In Annual Beautification Program IT AT OUR COED CHOSEN AS PRETTIEST FROSH TUESDAY 'THE Center TEEN-AGER- S' EXTENSIVE WATER PLAN IS APPROVED FOR COUNTY , Plans and actual specifications for a greatly needed Salt Lake Oquirrh Fund County water distribution system were officially approved Monday evening at a meeting in Murray. beautificaand A large cleanup They will be presented to the Salt communition program for these Lake County Commissioners for every by is planned being ties the federal engineers approval Latter-Da- y of the branch and ward The approval was voted at a The CathoAltar of the Society local of Saint Church and thr Owen Coon, piesident regular meeting of the committee lic last in Church met Wednesday the Oqumh District Community appointed JayCees, acording to announceby the county commisSorthe Mrs. Parish Laura Hall, SUCCESS officials. ment made Tuesday by Fund, announces that according to sion in 1947 to work out plans and enson presiding. now Details of the cleanup are the financial statement made at specifications for such a system. Mrs. Rhea Grose showed colorthe last meeting, theie is less than being worked out and definite Marvin J. Bertodh was retained The ed of slides Scouts the Girl conynittep party announced on be very extends a thank $3000 00 in the fund to carry dates will and has by the commissioner you to the Cop- and other scenes of local inerest. 6949. shortly for the campaign to begin projects in this area for the bal- done a tremendous jdb in preparReverend C. E, Freegard spoke per Printing Company for cooperance of 1949. in April. all the details to make this' ation in the program of Girl on plans to build a new hall. Wha;' ,tbo walieur about April ' On the othei han3, requests for ing The plan to beautify will inproject possible. He is employed the Utah Copper Club The. ladies also sewed. RefreshScouting, 2nd. to Couldn't do have anything clude. all ,chapeisMi. buildings, for courtesies and to Mrs. F. W, ments were financing piojects will probably by the county as counsel and dirserved. Hostesses with April Fool Could it, oi could fai exceed this balance. ector for the committee that has grounds of any vacant property Wrathall who worked with Mrs. were Mrs. it? Joseph Broderick, Mrs. The inajoi reason for this small Roy F. Tygesen as the church may own and the Jay- D. J. Davis Magnas repre Scouts' Girl Mrs. Norval Frank making Dilley, Hayes balbalance is due to the stopping of' Cees will cooperate for the Own a success. and Mrs. Sam Conti. Some of the kids have asked fo( woik fiom October until after the sentative. ance of the town. C. J. Ullrich and David L GardResidents of Magna and GarThe next meeting of the Society a little craft woik on some of thi fu-once said: Young l of the eai - duting the time ner, engineers, presented specifiBugham be justly proud of the will be held April 13th at 8:00 can field at a As the Center staite. nights '.he dme foi funds was at its cations and blue prints to the Study order and cleanliness. Coach Hale says they will try support they have given the local p. m. height. Membeis of the Fund de- group at Murray City court your city and neighborhood. and Girl Scout District Committee little placque work The kids in cided to stop all fund canvassing Make your home lovely. Make it The general plan is for a larga Salt Lake arc having a big time dui troops especially at the program School Communat the neat, nice and clean. Set out flowing the strike period. Sunday mafo to garfrom the Salt t afternoon at the Utah of U will Sunday J withjjljslei Office! 4 Iftyc 'each- person livparij vypr. ers around the doors. Church is very evidentake at 27th East and ity Baptist aquaduct Chib one the after take a Iit.le time to obtain the Copper day ing in this area who has not as 39th South streets to Redwood The, objective of, this campaign 37th birthday of tK6 founding of ly grow ing, atjd'the attendance at someAlso if inatenals. necessary will lie "to have' clean places in church Sunday morning was the yet made then conti ibution to do Road, down Redwood to 9000 Girl Scouts. one has a motor and buffirig so. This money will be needed to which to live, more beautiful 6ur-east to 700 East and thence highest yet South, wheels, plastic work will be The occasion was the annual Lets remember there is only rcundings and make our homes cany' on the legulai program that back to beginning, with a branch inthe Fund" usually finances, one life. It will soon be past and better places in which to live. line to 4800 West along countywide Scouts Own. Before an audience three times only what is done for Jesus will cluding the 4th of July program, 3500 South, and then a as large as any previous attend- last. sponsonng youth activities in the line from there to Magna. the Legion baseball summer, is school 10 a. at m. and This will assure a grid system ance, 475 Girl Scouts from Salt Sunday the balance still needed by throughout the county for wholeLake City, Holladay, Murray, Mid- church at 11 a. m. pari Grubaugh i he Boy Scouts, Christmas baskets sale distribution of vale, Copperton, Bingham and has taken charge of the Junior culinary water. $1832.29 and welfate program, Christmas The estimated cost of the system our own communities participat- Choir and is doing a wonderful decorations in the district, as well including 109 fire hydrants is ed in the penny march of honor of job. A word of appreciation is due as monies that will probably be $1,071,602.80 which can be paid by Hsu-- ' members of the choir. More powhe founder, Juliette Low. demanded foi cleanup campaign. tax levy of 1 mill or thru revenwell-know- n The pennies donated, one for er to them. MOST BEAUTIFUL Lovely Colleen Jones All who have not as yet made ue bonds as the water is used or Next Sunday the minister will A total of $1832. 29 was collect- each year in a Scouts life, are in Volunteer 1949 woikers the Magna Miss, is University of Utah's "Most Fund Drive of the Salt Lake then eonti ibution to the Oquirrh both, if necessary. ed in the March of Dimes drive for used to further the Girl Scouts be in charge of the service and so. ContriNo definite costs per user are Rev. will the be International disd 1949 in the guest preacher program through Beautiful Freshman Girl." She will enter nation-.id- e County Chapter, American Red Fund aie uigedbe toleftdo with Owen available until it is determined butions may of Dodson Salt Lake City. Dwight week trict, according to a statement re- world camping. this should reach the Cross, beauty-tale- nt Coon at the Central Lumber Com- how much water will be used competition soon. There will also be special music. The meeting of the Magna-Garfiel- d half-wa- y leased by Matt Broderick, Magna-Gmaik, Frank B. Creer, from was Anne Conlan in the offices which will aet the revenue from chosen Jones Cileen a neveare In March this committee church, you Monday, field District Chairman. when the U was judged one of County Fund Chairman, announc- pany, F Tygesen or at the 22 of freshmen 'other Hoy comely 'min'? the, system. An unusual portion of the re- 14th, was spent in making plans stranger. 16 schools in the nation noted for ed in Salt Lake City, this week-Thb antics to reign as queen erf the Company. of 28th minister. Albert Court for the Briefly, that means every comAward, Halhwell, Colleen Miss April was that the fact Red Cross is tiying to raise port b&autiful Premiere women. its' If you aie employed at Bacchus, munity in the area, Including aQ Sal' l,aT premiere, "Mother is a Henbne collected a total erf 157.79-i- at the Copper Club. same amount was as the this is a of FreshMother showings year h nan. the mills, railroad, Powerhouse or the smaller cities, but excluding She was entered In dooi to door canvassing. ' Registration for Camp Cloud man are being staged in the cities raised in Garfield Ward Primary Prep- hr .. intest Garfield Impiovement and Smelt Salt Lake City, will have to sign Kappa Sigma frat- - wheie each by A total of $66u was realized will take place at that time, giv- aration In 1948 the sum was below the of the 18 participating was hel4 last meeting It!'. er, you can arrange for payroll dethat will be submitted to to earn the time f. o,n the sale of dance tickets, a ing giiia ample schools are located. quota of $130,000, but this year by duction by contacting tbe fore petitions week at the home of Mrs. Kate V on.ng the title of the Univ-- : the district court, where the bountotal of $367.56 in collection of their registration fee. Zel-muse of and As the the a winner in the local contest, rigid economy Petersen. She was assisted by f Utahs most beautiful oi t.mekeepeis at your re- daries of the district will be esPlans for Day Camp are in the com boxes; dime cards in the last of the wartime reserves of the min Payne, Jo. Korous, Ida Symes, announced Miss Jones will receive a cash was . plants. tablished. tan spective gnl the whioh held will be school collection, Garfield, $92.31; making of $100 and a chance to mercy organization, the budget Jean Mangrum, Lois Kinder and I.e lay also the ITh birthday The local business houses who The district will be known as talhas been Webster, $100.16; Whittier, $48.28; first week of June. most loweied. of the title Doris (McCullough. Games were compete for have not as yet been contacted, Salt Lake County Water Conservof the Cul beauty. ary monies received The second full week of the Monroe, $57.14; In played and prizes won by Madilyn will be visited between now and ancy district and will deliver as attendant to the Star ented freshman in America. from civic and local organizations-Magna-Arth5 the management of the drive started Monday with addition, Hoskisson and Mary Petersen. for their contribution by wholesale lots of water to each the i.t group's April ppi Sigma CIO Local 382, $50; Centre Theatre will furnish her already reported in the fund, designated npiesonta ives of the small last Nuvemoer. community for distribution AmMill Magna of the Safety Fund, $25; glamour or approximately inch Miss with $100 worth of Fund town. each l.ve six foot, by serSacrament I Sunday evening erican Legion Auxiliary, $25; entire quota. Because many of the J.fti. who plans a career in mod--- p photography. In other words, it will cost MagWard be will vices at Garfield the $25; have Lions, re been Lady alieady These photos will be sent to the laiger gifts nds after school hours na residents 1 piill maximum levy presented by the Seminary $23.20; Magna Gai field Lions, j ex ived, a concei ted di ive must be on real property to bring Deer fashion modeling for Salt national contest judges. NEW Magna Firemen, $10; Granger Miss Utah Freshman" will be made during the icn.aining time Creek water to a reservoir sit Lake City photographers. She is in Clerical reach to Lions, $10; the quota. or see nd quarter at the Univer-,-it- entertained by the Mother is a which is proposed near the canal The Garfield Ward Relief Socand Technical Workers, $10; perThe Red Cross mods aie gieat. a Cyprus high sehool Freshman cast in Hollywood if and 3500 South, directly south ot She is of entertain the adults will sonal donations, $56.75; basketball she should be chosen the nation- It is still serving the Ai mod Foicvs All officers of the Magna Com- iety Magna. the ward Thursday evening. A graduate the serin and t game (hat passing) $141.10. is camps abroad; be given An improvement district will be munity Council were reelected by program and games have been IN MAGNA University of Utah women stu- al winner. She will also tour of ving a million veteran-- , in the hosacclamation by the board at their to purchase the water formed became eligible to partici- a red carpet" dents be will Refreshments prepared. summer pitals, and their families outside the FreshHollywood during from Beautiful Most Monday the the evening meeting regular in county and resell it to pate served. MOTHER DIES of hospitals; it is aiding moie than will residents here. vacation. George F. Cromar was named All married couples in Garfield man Gnl contest two weeks ago a veterans with their comn in Magna in me very near John E. Papanikolas, are invited. The Mr. P. W. Seay and his formvr Mrs. Louise Rogers Tueller, 83, president, party is in honor pensation and insuiance, and futuie foi the convenience of local committee, appointed by Salt and Howard vice Ridge, president SocRelief of the of the founding of Salt Lake City died Sunday at throughout the nation is provid- sh ippers The location will be next Lake County Commissioners unsecretary - treasurer. 9 15 a m. at her home of causes inin 1849. LOST" GIRL OF A NIGHT FOUND ing its important blood plasma t ) Pleasant Green Water Company der a 1947 law, wlU meet this Bello was accepted as a iety Clair cident to age. She was the mother and blood product services. In, ad- at 9H72 West 2700 South. as reprethe board member by Thursday evening and proceed at of Mrs Kenneth Rich of Magna. SCHOOL CHUM dition the Salt Lake County ChapThcv vv .11 offer cm sages, fun-ei- once with organization and develEach Wednesday evening until AT HOME OF sentative of the Magna JayCees 17 ter provides special services in of the improvement disand letters authorized to several Easter, Lenten meetings will be spiays, wedding arangements disaster relief, first aid, safety ami all phases of floral decorations opment other groups to appoint new mem- held in the All Souls Mission in trict in Magna. first, home nursing and other ser- with their policy being fast, courtLittle Owenetta McDonald, dauGarfield at 7:30 p. m. All are corbers for the coming year. The Deer Creek water is schevices. eous service at very reasonable duled to be available in Salt Lake Several important projects were dially invited to come and join ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ButThe quota can be reached,! Mr. rates. terfield of 7200 West and 35th undertaken, perhaps the most In- with the group. Valley in the tall of 1950, and the Creer declared, if every resident Bud McDonald, recent graduate county-wid- e wholesale plan is The Womens Auxiliary meet on South, will probably never go teresting being the investigation of 1949 to in the chum what of a toast school of floral design scheduled for county gives authorized on the Magna post-offi- the first Thursday of each month. home again with a school completion, at the they gave m 1948. The Red Cross will manage the store, together same time. All ladies interested in this activ- stay overnight until she has first is one organization not appealing with O. J and lone McDonald. Mr. Bertoch, the engineers, or A definite study will be made ity are asked to contact the vicar, notified about 10.00lastp. m that INVITATION for more this year than they did suffered Thursday 14th East at Tucker Rev. of They invite their friends to drop any part of the county committee experience Ralph changing upon the possibility in and also to continue their much will welcome invitations to speak The membership of the Com- in 1948. the Magna Postoffice to a branch 17th avenue, Garfield. Dial 6884. evening. SPRING Services are held each Sunday Association office of Salt Lake City. Roy Recreational appi eclated pationage at the Gar to groups on this county plan and was munity The Magna sheriff's office field location which will continue they urge everyone to investigate was instructed to work at 11:00 a. m. with Sunday School notified about 10.00 p. m. that elected Parley McCleve president in operation. and encourage the development Toggery cordially inritesi with Homer Bowen, president of at 10:00 a. m. The service of the the small girl had not returned for the 1949 season with his assist' of this highly worthwhile project ITh to m our new Linnerl the Lions Club and Howard Ridge, Lord's Supper is held the first home from school on the school ant being W. Sadler, vice presi ? JayCee president arrivals in Sunday of each month at the. re- bus, and their aid was asked. dent. Cross Red Campaign Poster For 1949 ' Orem Property Listed gular morning service. It was thought that perhaps the SUCKS S. Powell and C. S. Archibald J. People owning property adjoinchild had gone to the he ne of her are Magna Plant directors, Ross checks, sharkskin.! ing the old right of way on the uncle, A. G. McDonald, as she had McQuivey and E. P. Salm, Arthur I gabardines. . . tailored right. . .V Orem tracks are asked to contact when in the done frequently past, Plant; F. J. Roberts, Power Plant; at prices YOU can afford!? Mr. Tygesen and submit bids for she had missed the school bus, and George Smith and H. D. Moss, Ore Every hunter and fisherman in are of J They're beautiful quality andl the purchase stripe that he bad taken her home. Haulage and Garfield Water Com- this area is invited to attend a from the council not priced so low did she and As time elapsed, I pany; L. F. Welker and D. L. sponsored by the Salt verel pairs. Mr. Tygesen was also instructreturn, home, investigations were Thurman, Smelter, E. ML Harmon, meeting Lake County Fish and Game ed to contact county agriculture made, teachers and principal of Powder Company; Verl elation, to be held Monday, March We will receive this week Mc- agpnts for prices on bulk weed the school called, but to no avail. Perkins, Associate member. 21, at the Utah Copper Club, 8 3 for weeds kill will killer that Sport sipper typo shirts, It was not until the following m. Furlots. vacant A meeting is scheduled for the p. Funeral services were conduct- morning that the distracted mothtype too shirts and I years, to put on IGregOT George Smith, vice president of other Spring Arrivals. ther details will be published , as ed Saturday in SaK Lake City by er and stepfather of the girl found and outgoing officers the organization, will conduct the had spent the night with the and directors at the Utah Copper drop in and so our daily f soon as prices are available. Bishop Dennis T. Dial of the Granarrivals. The Council also moved to wait ger First LDS Ward for Louis G. Burris Hatch family at 3000 Club on Tuesday, March 22 at meeting, and he urges Wo should like to in this area to attend, details to ob- Larson, 46, former Magna resi- South and 8930 West. 8 p. m., with all members invited I upon state highway officials I show them to you. of the pheasant and deer feeding West 8400 of extension to the to attend. tain dent, who died Tuesday in SacraDeputy sheriffs emphasize SPRING HATS togetnej w,th financial statemi from 2700 to 2400 South streets. mento, California, after a linger- parents the necessity of impressbe lead and a very interestneed the illness. children their ing ing upon i tune planned fur all those ing and I (Mr. Larson was employed with of informing their mothers attendance. in the Bingham A Garfield railroad fathers where they are going colors, made! Duectois to the gioup fiom tins by that Master craftsman. Stet-Isountil 1930 when he moved to Cal- -' and the necessity of other paonts will be elected. aiea been have ifornia. They're wonderful bar' ascertaining if children I gains and will provide the fln-- f He was born July 10, 1902, in given permission to stay at their 1 MT. RIDERS PLAN Salt Lake county, a son of Carl homes. pleesing touch to your en M. eemble. August and Edla Anderson LarAk About Our Credit Plan son. MEETING FOR ALL He was a veteran of World War OQUIRRH STAKE A farewell testimonial will II. He was also a member of the NS Judge Rulon Clark of the Salt LDS church. Survivors include his PRIMARY MEETING h".nage to Mi's Phyllis M Jenthe be Ma-r29 Lake Juvenile Court, will kins, Sunday evening, of Granger; two brothers, SLATED featured speaker next Wednesday mother 1349, 7 p. m. at the Magna Want ho Te Mf R'd, - cl b Whit- Inar C. Larson, Granger, and at 1J5 WEST 2700 SOUTH the 23rd March Jenkins will her evening, an join open m- t.ng M the Mama in All workers Lake and Salt Oquirrh Stern Larson, City, Primary Mrs. DIAL 1181 tier School PTA, announce in die Eastern States Fnehall, Friday, March 18th, 7:30 a sister, Mrs. Ekna Olsen, Granger. Stake are requested to attend a - ... f C F. Williams, president , t ,11 A j at 4V in Union Pleasant made was Meeting Burial Primary "Child on talk will A suitable will be Judge Clark preprogram this in 24th March sport aiea. ing Green Pleasant Ward, Green and cemetery. All parents sented Delinquency. honoring the pe.pulai Everyone intei ested in riding is Mr. Larson was well known in it 7 p. m. other interested people are invitwith the general pub- invited, together with all memyoung lady G. A. Mrs. is This striking and dransatle picture at Red Creae dbaater reQet Wk Sincere Johnson, president, this at sympathy vicinity. commences ed. The meeting lic invited to attend. bers of the club. nil dene ky Jea ScUaikJeg, Be ted AaMricaq pester artM, extended to his bereaved family. will preside. ANNUAL CLEANUP PLANNED FOR APRIL We now have that t ! phone a the Center, so you gnL can rrow make the Centei the p!u.e to wait while you hope for that date. Just tell him to call you at the Center, better still meet him at the Centot for a date. And, guys, it won't cost so much for a date at the Center. We're a bit off our oi lginal subject which was the telephone and it is now at the Center and its open for calls. The number is GIRL SCOUT CEREMONY BIG Magna-Garfiel- d Balance Almost Depicted . i r J 20-ii- tA M - h 7 Magna Garfield Gives In March Of Dimes 10-in- Red Cross Drive Continues In County - -- pro-gia- H I Magna-Garfiel- a: ' -- -- 11 ur Magna-Garfiel- $36,-50- George Cromar Reelected Head Of Magna Council d s, 1 al one-thn- d FLORAL 1 SII0PT0 OPEN y. se al f ARROW TIES H .f? i , v r : f j Parley McCleve Elected Head Of Local CRA Ifor Ty-ges- Salt Lake County ' 4 Fish And Game Plans Meeting Funeral Rites Honor Former I V. I Ih B&G Worker j; Asso-Hercul- I every-spoit-m- (At I f JUDGE RULON CLARK SPEAKER ! AT PTA MEET Missionary Fete To Honor Phyllis Jenkins I irilE TOGGERY h -- M.s-sio- ARROW SHIRTS J:00 p. m. , ! I |
