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Show y 1MI im&(SKIIM) SLATED SCOUT SKILL-O-REATCOONS CANYONMAY20-2- 1 0itcft E Boy Scout Diatrlrt Oquirrh to Tooele end host ill te District. of Are 9 sSo-Be- e at Coon. Canyon announce. iz, joth and 21st,5 Director. Ster Sabin, Area Check in of Troop and camp an unusual usignments with hr and program will con-Z- Z the first day, program. the 21st, after On Saturday, tower build-in- f. Cunt inspections, cabins and building, bridge iheiten will be built as 1 forerunner .of the cavalcade at the rtadnim. AU pioneering event, will be from 8.30 a. m. to 12:00 with noon. At 1:30, a nature hike and inspection cleanup, cjjnp of participation ribbons, the two day. of WJ1 conclude bn and adventure for the scouts. are The ptiblic and parent jrjed to join in this camping program. There will be i this Skill-O-Re- e. about 250 Scout. Garfield M.I er Mutual age are and participate. McGrgorlbose fans shirts in a beryl likt) of sparkling! xxx x x to our already election of slacks. terrific imooth numbers la Shark-- 1 Plaida juatl and you'll be morol than over that thanl jory there Just isn't bottar to get yours, taflorod now Una. Twoods. Glen xxxx Leri, will be in next wnk or tho and of this week Xxjxxx Toura in Graei Shape when roe show up in a naw Stetaon Doa't taka raduefiena u lau than the best 0sr saw arrivals in beautiful are Rawing "oh's and aha" from I foung man and the older " m. They're really lulua.1 l thee I dose-Ihan- d. xxx llatorwovea come up with 0 x in variety of I" combinations, with thal If?1' avar-sta- up topfrom up. They're bonia-- - In; y r fairL !!! on Colored Shirts ,rr,nSd to dUtributa nous Johnson Motors in ik! ' V? 10 horsepower siaesJ to 8309. Convenient! can be fori arranged fhoautilul outboards. Wei atly recommond the mo,or' th OD 19 with InZT' ,nd forward tank. Sw T1 wUe-maat- 1 dUpUT x''llLuck wJIfc" liEneb I roPhy 'V ur ,lor- hom nam 0J Board in - The per- - ''Wlom.rcha: tn nd see if U niE Magna-Garfiel- Jere Wednesday After Blast Ken-necot- Granger Croup Forms Water Granite Plans Conservancy Area Special Summer Music Program It S j t ! 7 i J i CYPRUS TEAM d. d. s. d. Garden Qub To Distribute Annual Flowers Duck Fish Qub Plans Program Whats Beyond the Drill? For Summer rs Fashion Show American Fork Defeats Magna Baseballers "l pour th. lucky one. '!xxx toggery ,13si??Tr08SOT nil arrow SJfRTS , 1 I I 11-- Pat-suri- a, I we pou a different ik, Magna Mill Resumes Again I Classes To Present (LOWER) PRICES! UArrow binder Fest HI Cyprus Clothing - NEW Cyprus Takes er, Sport Shirts by McGregor n ar semi-final- x'xxxjx . ry e Daat take Loss Than a StotsonI our windows la and see them COMMUNITY d. Our Groat Spring Sale Icootinuas with biO. of Commerce PLAYS IN Cone in and gat youral BAT. For Magna Junior Poppy Saturday, May (row and i short sloove x Pan-guit- Nominees Listed Wear bftts the Toggery's stew collect' lea of such wanted things ai cool brooty toe shirts by Ar - BOY Bia-ho- in- FOR SUMMER I Ifoc th summer scene, nothing HL kid n; fact-findi- FINALRITES ARE HELD FOR BINGO NIGHT A hade making. Later in the sum-nthere will be classes in awhn-min- g at the Garfield pool ij RESOLUTION FILED WITH COUNTY FOR WATER DISTRICT The current drive to obtain 751 signatures of residents here for s better and bigger water system, has passed the half-wa- y mark with 372 notes signed as we go to pres. Mr. P. W. Seay, general chairman, and his committee have offiMAGNA funeral services for Elisabeth cially prepared and presented to Jane Hardman Rushton were conthe county commissioners the first ducted Thursday at 1 p. m. in the a resolution calling Funeral services for Ronald legal step, Hunter Ward ChapeL Karl Cameron, Magna for the formation of the Magna Mrs. Rush ton was a lifelong revouth, were conducted Thursday, Water Company district to this sident of this area, being a grandarea. May 5th at 2 p. m. in the daughter of Abraham Coon and The committee will continue to North Ward LDS chapel. Lehi of Hardman daughter Nephi solicit new signatures for th 799 Oial J. in Christensen Bishop Francis Ann Coon, who settlgoal and earnestly request th charge. ed in this vicinity In 1853. Her Ronnie was born in Panguitch assistance ot interested people to father became the first LDS bisAugust 23rd, 1939, a son of John go to Pucks, Magna Bank, Copper hop in the western part of the R. and Delma Talbot Cameron. Printing or Roy T. Tygesena ofus. valley. The family moved to Magna in fice and sign up. If each home The services were conducted by 1941, when he was a small owner will do that, a great deal of C August, Bishop E. Vera Breeie of the Hun- Community Baptist Church TH2EI DAILY SESSIONS TO BE time will be saved. child. ter Ward. The committee of 17 men do ao4 He began his schooling in Magwere Azra L Day, Speaker Sunday School begins at 10:00 HELD FOR WEDSTEt KINDERGARTEN The Magna Junior Chamber of na and was a 4th grade pupil at receive one cent for their efforts John H. Barwden and James Hent m. every Sunday and the in canvassing borne. Wont you the Webster School in Magna. commerce will elect 1949-5offiJenkins, who spoke of the high morning worship service is held He is survived by his parents, help them and go to one of th cers at their regular meeting esteem in which die was held by t 11:00 a. m. The minister, RevThree daily sessions will be Thursday- 'everting; The meeting two brothers. Jack Cameron, U. EL designated places and sign upT all who knew her and of the sterl- erend Afcert HamweU, Th committee voted at thair will held ' for the Webster School will be held at the Magna Wo- Marines, Kenneth Cameron ot ing qualities die possessed as a preach Sunday on the third of kindergarten, due to the record men's clubrooms at 8 p. m. Magna, and a sister, Colleen Cam- Wednesday night mealing that ao wife and mother. She was the five big Sundays. The topic will enrollment of boys and girls who Don Coon is nominee for club eron of Mjgna; his grandparents, payroll deductions or cash paybe: What the Bible teaches mother of 12 children begin first grade in September, with Clair Bello named Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Talbot of Pan- ments would bs atkad for xafill at piesident Vocal musical selection, were the second coming." states Philip Debs, principal. as candidate for vice president. guitch and Mr. and Mrs. Benj. least $0 days from this notice ar at furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Easter The kindergarten begins TuesSunday night will be a special Vao Bowers is secretary nomi- Cameron of St. George, also a toast 30 alter operation ot local to ease of any work atopy and Un. Mabel Lewis. Mrs. Mor- service at the church. Dr. Frank day, May 31st at the school, and nee, Owen Coon, Treasurer, with great grandmother, (Mra. Sarah E. ris was th accompanist Johnson c New York City will two classes will be held in the eg. Frank Archibald and Wilf Coon Talbot of Panguitch. The numerous floral offerings be the speaker. There will also morning and one in the afterMusic was furnished by Ballard being named candidates for two-yewere extremely beautiful and the be moving pictures that were noon. The course is conducted for Funds Realized To Pay directors and Wendell Hibler Christiansen at the Hammond ortaken of the congregation chapel was crowded. Off Balance of Indebt- and John Ottley 1 year directors. gan, "Dear Little Boy of Mine; on six weeks. Interment was in the Pleasant Easter morning by Mr. Hubbard. Teachers will be Mrs. Eloise Page is the candidate for opening song by the choir, The Teen-Ag- e Club theWaldo Dr. Johnson will make Green cemetery. L. edness on and Mrs. Sarah Lord is My Shepherd, invocation, office of state director. only Wrathall She is survived by her husband, wo stops in Utah and Magna is Johnson. Devaur Talbot; song, Til Be a Frank Rush ton and four sons, Al- privileged to have one of them There will be considerable by the Misses Gloria Sunbeam, A big, community Bingo' onzo, WiHord, Arthur and LeRoy on Sunday, beginning at 8:00 over a hundred students enrdll-e- d Goulding and Cecil Lynn; talk by be held on Tuesday evewill Night Rushton of Hunter; 8 daughters, p. m. in the first grade this year at ning, May 24th at the Fieldhouse Benj. Cameron, grandfather; readMrs. Myrtle Thomas and Mrs. Monday at 8 p. m. will be the Webster. ing, Eleanor Bruhn; song, in the in the Copper Community Park, Della Gill of San Francisco; Mrs. monthly meeting of the teachers. Garden of Tomorrow, by June PIRATES TAKE EASY d sponsored by the Leone Burgstrom, Hunter; Mrs. The gathering will be held in the p Owens and Verda Tibbs, talk, Lions Club. Edith Worthington, Brigham City new study. Rudolph Church; piano duet, VICTORY IN REGION A All proceeds will be used to pay Mrs. LaReta Worthen and Thelma and Mrs. Elizabeth Kilpack, Salt Tuesday wil be the work day off the indebtedness of the Teen-Ag- e Lake City; three sisters, Mrs. May for the Ladies Aid. The usual remarks by Bishop TWO MEET Heywood;-Club, states Ray D.'McrHH, Normal operations are again re- Christensen; closing song by the 14 general chairman. Burke, Murray; Mr Alice Thom- potluck luiicheoh will be served as and Mrs. Amelia Sadler, Magna at the noon hour. choir, Guide Me To Thee." cloa-m- g Cyprus high school track teen There will not be any admission sumed at the Magna mill of followYou are always welcome at and on brother, James Hardman, Copper prayer by D. Clare Cameron; easily took Region two track meal Corporation will be on gale but cards charge Wear a poppy Just For Wednesday afternoon by piling up Saturday, for 10c each or 3 for 25c. Magna; 37 grandchildren, 25 great- the Community Church services. ing an explosion in the main trans- music, 127K points to overshadow every former substation which started a You, Ballard Christiansen. May 14th. The American Legion grandchildren and one greet-grefine and worthwhile Many disastrous fire Friday at m. has chosen May 14th as the date prizes, Burial was m the Panguitch other entrant with th exception of p. grandchild. toasters, radios, including The Magna Ward Geneological for their Poppy Sale. Volunteer deMurray, which cams In second Iif will be awarded. All power was stopped and the City cemetery. The grave was Society will hold a meeting Thurs- Auxiliary workers will sell hand mirrors, etc., dicated by Allen Cameron. posting an 88 total. There will also be $10 credit cards mill operation ended. day evening, May 12th in the made crepe paper poppies, which No one was injured in the blast North Summit was third wfik Garof in store good any Magna, warehouse. 25H and Wasatch a close fourth which centered deep in the basehave been made by our disabled field or Bacchus. It is also announced there veterans. with 24H. Morgan placed fifth It is sincerely hoped and trusted ment of the building. The lesult-m- g will be a series of 8 fire spread to cables and The public is urged to further that the with 19 counters and South Bum-meetings each will the community give switchboards. Thursday evening beginning May this wonderful plan of helping our same next with 814 points. Tooele splendid support to this pro19th at the Seminary. A genealo- veterans help themselves. The alarm was answered by cored three. Park City, other enin enterthat have ject past they trant In the meet, failed to acoro a IN FLANDERS' FIELDS gist from Salt Lake City will pretainments that were for the bene- Plant fire crews, equipment from sent the lessons. the Magna Salt Lake County deBy Colonel John McCra point fit of the Teen-Ag- e building. Everyone who is interested in In Hander1 field the poppies blow Bob Nielsen and Bill Patouri is invited to attend partment No. 2 and equipment Everyone om Redwood Road this work is invited to attend. The area from on row the Mui were row, and the leading entrants for the unit. Between the crosses, ray an of fun and enjoy evening to 7200 West has been organized The blaze was confined to unThat mark our place: and in the win some valuable Cyprus crew. Nielsen finished flnt School District Granite Th.' prizes. into a Water Conservancy Disin the 100, 220 and broad Junta Sacrament Sunday evening derground cables and electrical sky Music Department will carry on, and ran a trict to obtain Deer Creek water Service in the Magna Ward honor- The larks still bravely singing fly, equipment. The graveyard shift lap In tha medley relay. In a summer program in that area. It will be known as ed Mother. A short program of Scarce heard amidst the guns bedid not go to work Friday even- as usual, Patouris captured tha 440 and 880, instrumental music, announces and ran a Water Com- a reading by Max Raisor, vocal low the Granger-Hunte- r ing. lap in tha 880 relay. David Gourley, . superintendent 110-yduet by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hales, We are the dead. dash - Bdb Nielsen, Cypany. H. and schools of Marvin Strong, Estel Wright is president; accompanied by Mrs. Max Sayer, Short days ago we lived, felt prus; Dick Worthlin, Murray; VETS! HEY, Music. of director Willard Jone vice president and remarks by LeGrande Sadler and Dean Austin, Murray; Dan Mack-a-y, dawn, saw sunset glow. The adinmi tration feels that L. O. Larson, secretary-treasure- r. Bishop Frank Nye was presented. Loved and were loved and now we SEMI-FINALMurray; LeRoy Court wrigh S is necessary to con' Don't forget to get your ticket this piogiain Cyprus. :10.5. lie althose of the tinue progress 220-yIn addition to the elected offi- STAKE dash Bob Nielsen, Cyand come to the In Flanders field. YVmiA FUNS Take ready playing instruments and to prus; Dean Austin, Murray; Dick directors include Paul cers, up our quarrel with the foe, winner of Region 2 stag party on Saturday, May 21st stai t new students in music. Cyprus, This Worthlin, Murray; LeRoy Court-wrigis being To you from failing hands we baseball will be pitted against Jones, Al Wickens, A. Peterson, There will be a program of R. Coates, E. Orr, Jake Harmon, CONVENTION MAT 17 throw Cyprus; Dan Mackay BYU, champions of Region 3, this planned by the American Legion 22 lessons for each student, be33.5. to hold it Torch-fcVets of and P. Loval, E. Winder, C. Rich, V Wars Murray. The and yours Foreign Thursday afternoon, May 12th, June 6th, over a period Oquirib Stake Y. W. M. I. A is 440-yrun Bill Patsuria, CyBreeze, Chester Fassio, J. Shaff- planning a convention and in the state The will be held at the Fieldhouse at ginning hih; of 10 weeks. The lessons will be receptdie who Jack Boyer, North Summit; . us the with er. J. Bell, W. Smith, M. Bennion, ion for all officers All faith Park break prus; Copper If Community game will be played at the Copye of 45 - minute duration with an and in teachers Clifford Cook, Cyprus; Dale are urged to attend B. Black. th various wards on Tuesday, We shall not sleep, though poppies per Community Park and begins aveiagc of six students in each for a really good time. Murray; Mackay Jewka They will serve the district May 17th at the Pleasant Green grow promptly at 4:00 p. m. A must be South Summit fee of $10.00 :55.6. Tickets can be purchased from class. fields. from 1700 West (Redwood Road) wardhouse, Flanders In The finals of the baseball beginning at 7:30 p. m. paid at the time of registration. 880-yrun- - Bill Patsuria, CyDoc. Monto 7200 West and from 3100 South George will McBride, Rudy be 17th. held group May All are invited. Lessons will be given at WebReid Trautor, Murray; Stave toya, Bill Macaulay or Puck Seay. to 4700 South die afea which Is Whittier and Monroe by Mr. prus; ster, First Thurston, Morgan; Clint Wilkinincluded in the Granger Hurst. son, North Summit; J. Simpson, and Second Wards and Hunter Registration should be com- Wasatch. 2:10. Ward. pleted by May 20th. Schedules Mile run Linn Haalln, Cyprus; Th group meets Thursday will be made, and each student Steve Mon Thurston, Morgan; Johon-se- n, m. at the 9:00 evening, p. notified as to the hour for the Gam MUar, Cyprus; Murray; roe School lesson. Wasatch. 4:40. Simmons, 4th Pupils who were in the High hurdles - Jerry Nelson, grade or above this year are es Murray; Jerry Kelson, Cyprus; An extensive program for the pecially invited to join. Those Merle Duckworth, Cyprus Darthis rel Starting Friday, May 14th from enjoyment and recreation of younger than fourth-gradeSimonsen, Cyprus. 19JL 9:00 a. m. until 4:00 p. m., the their members is outlined by the year should obtain special per Low hurdles Jerry Nelson, Magna Flower Garden Club will Utah Copper Duck and Fish Club, teachers from their mission Darrel Simonsen, Murray; Cyprus; distribution of their annual during the summer months, acbegin they wish to join. Merle Duckworth, Cyprus Jerry flowers, announces Emil Feulner, made announcement to cording Kelson, Cyprus; Sten Makay, Murproject manager. by P. R. Schultz, presiray. 24.9. After Friday, the flowers will Tuesday dent Broad Jump - Bob Nielsen, Cybe Sungiven every day except ) Bass fishing opens Sunday, May The general ptiblic is invited to prus; Jerry Kelson, Cyprus; Dean 2:00 from p. m. until 6:00 15th and trout fishing on Sunday, watch the annual Cyprus high days Austin, Murray; Bart Nixon, Cythe flowers are gone. June 12th. i n school Fashion Show and also a p. m., until prus; Jerry Nelson, Murray. SOff. is asked to will Everyone the within bring gate The canal one-a- ct 2 in. play at the school Monday pasteboard boxes for pansies, etc. be closed to all fishing from June evening. May 14th at 1:00 p. m. High jump Don Wood, Murray; A 20c will be season required on 8th to opening of Trout Clothes designed and made by Flowerdeposit Merle Wilson, North Summit; EvGarden Club boxes. June 12th. Screen gate at the lake students will be modeled and the Mr. Feulner urges everyone to will be opened June 21st American Fork turned back the ans, Tooele, and DeVar Batty, tied; speech department under the dirMagna-Garfiel- d baseballers Sun- tie for fifth among Wasatch, North their now prepare do and State have must ground All fishermen ection of Bernice Spencer will not South Summit the in the small game of the Summit Cyprus, too place for the opening day plants of Utah Fishing license Shot put Bill Smith, Wasatch, present a play, What Art You closely together. 6 a wth Industrial League, L. Miner, year 1949, states M. Grant Peterson, Cyprus; Merle Going to Wear? score. chairman. North Summit; Rudy The students cast in the play Wilson, at the was The game played Boat races will be held Sunday, are Barbara Larson, Kelly GATJSLDF1AHS before Drobnick, Cyprus; Roger Parker, Park Community of A Copper total m. 5:00 at 28th p. June Ellie Michaulpouloa, Dune Murray; 45 ft 5 to. a large crowd. $25 in prizes will be given. Discus - Floyd Jeppaon, Cyprus; Burke, Caroline Flint, Helen Dout-i- s, F03 KINDERGARTEN a fish Beginning fall activities, North Summit; Drobnick, Geraldine Bird, Mary Coffey, Pace, derby wiH be conducted on SunPeterson, Morgan; Bog-de- n, Cyprus; Joyce Lewis, '4 4th, for a total of to September day, 127 ft made now are Murray, being Plans $50 in prizes. There will be a 50c Javelin - Marvin Peterson, Morconduct a kindergarten at GarBERT'S ASSOCIATED Fud Archibald, inentry fee, states gan; John Pitts, Wasatch; Gam field, U enough parents evince of this activity. it SERVICE UNDER Milar, Cyprus; Jewkea, 6outh terest to announcement made chairman wishing to partiwe Summit; Gary Loaaa, Morgan. 169 at what initiative is the knows If No on destroy beyond Wednesday. NEW MANAGEMENT $50 cipate in this program may prothe courage of those who di Therein stifle the lies the miners ft 2 in. pick. All interested parents are ask- cure membership cards from Mr. fascination that it attached to min- velop the unknown, our resource Pole vault Norman Anderson, Mrs. Ann Ahlquist at cU to ed secreW. the M. now is Broderick, the hope and industry will shrink. It ha Schultz; Mr. T. G. McDonald ing. The uncertainty Jack Wallace, Cyprus be Murray; will A $50 773L prescholarship at statu Associated Kidd Bingham. of striking a big ore body, causes been said that our future new operator of the tory or Darrell and Wasatch, tied for Broadhead, an to sented determine nations wilt be outstanding and Cyprus further among men to push further Service at 9000 Weat and 2700 DeVar MOTHER DIES second; 1949 Batty and Dale the in school the and crust. extent student earth's tne development ( by beyond high PIANO RECITAL South, formerly operated by Bert Sessions, Wasatch, tied for fourth. To cause men to take this gamble, our resources. class as a special graduating the welcomes H Richardson. 880-yAbove a miner is drilling inti must be adequate reward at the relay Murray (WorthMrs. Caroline Boberg Sadler, from the Magna Womens Edna Formol and her pupils end of the search. It ia becoming a well defined face of ore in oir trade of his many friends. died in a Salt Lake Nelson, Mackay, Austin); lin, Matt Mrs. announces of Draper, 91, Club, recital - Mr. more and more difficult each day of Utahs producing mines. No om will present a free piano i the husband North Summit, Cypru, 1:28X Saturday at 3:05 a. m. president. to develop and mine metals and knows what is beyond that drill Friday May 20th at the Utah Copat th former Miss Patty Mar- hospital to age. Mile Relay Cyprus (Anderson, incident causes committee in charge conThe of additional work will revea toward is search the m. to 8:00 progressively Only at tiro p. a long Chib, served storting shall has was the mother of C. Wes per tower levels. what the underground holds. of Mrs. Kate Thomas, Mrs. Milar, Duckworth, Cook); Murray. She sists inof are Interested cordially a All rating the Navy, haring 3JU. Sadler of Magna. Ida Hunt and .Mrs. Pettersson. vited to attend. Chief Gunners Mate. Sincere sympathy Is extended. ut there will be evening at classes in dancing, choral groups, handiwork classes in knitting, crocheting, painting and lamps- wo Funeral Rites Arc Held For Hunter Lady The dispute between Kennecott Copper Corporation and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fue-me- n and Enginemen, still Is in a deadlock and critical stage as we go to press. The company has rejected the board's recommendation that 311 mine train aervice employes be given a $2.71 per shift increase and urged the union to remain en the job under a strike truce tmtil a job evaluation program can be worked out. According to a statement made by the union to the company, they said: You leave us no alternative other than to take such steps as may be necessary to bring about a complete application of the recommendations in the board's re Be yourself. Ape no greatness Be willing to pass for what you port. are. A good farthing is better than The men have been wot king a bad sovereign. since February 4th under a truce Author Unknown which was agreed upon when Fedof director the Cyrus Ching, Several including Dr. eral Mediation and Conciliation George E. residents, McBride, have reported named a service, to us the petty and uncallboard to investigate the dispute. ed for .vandalism totally adult resiby Prior to the strike recess, the dents of this community in descompanys operations had been troying flowers in other people's closed down for 103 days with an yards estimated loss of $12,000,000 in Maiauders have not taken and other normal ex- flowers but in several just payrolls cases, alpenditures. most desti oyed bushes and plants. If the strike is resumed, it will The shenff's office is making an mean the idling of about 2240 em- investigation. at the mine, 2025 at the ployes Arthur and Magna mills, and, if prolonged, up to 1000 at the Garfield smelter of the American Smelting and Refining Company, LIONS PLAN The Garfield Ward M.LA. is planning an extensive program for the summer months. Each Tuesday at TfAnERi STILL IN DEADLOCK The young people of the Pleasant Green Ward presented a very appropriate program Sunday evening at the Sacrament service. The program included a song by the Girls Chorus, directed by Mrs. Helen Smith; a talk, My Home and What It Means To Me by Claudette Jones; vocal solo, Bless this House, by Joan Spencer; a tribute to Dad by Roger Hutchings; response by Charles Hutchings; piano solo, Janice Breeze; a tribute to Mother by Mary Jane Moyle; response by Mrs. LaMar Moyle; vocal duet, CLudettu Mar-lo- r and Mary Slater, That Wonderful Mother of Mine," tribute to brothers and slaters by Lois Cat-tea talk, HonorThy Father and Thy Mother, by Phyllis Reid; closing song by the Girls Chor- MORE THAN HALF OF 750 NOTES FOR WATER SIGNED 0 Sanmer Program Planned By AU those of vited to attend 0iev?A KENNECOTT, RAIL UNION Magna Womens Club To Give V-v- . Non-memb- Scholarship ... n, - ult |