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Show Garfield Leader, Garfield, Utah Garfield Official Leve Fur Arizona Mr. P. H. Comstock departed May 28 h lor Hayden, Aruu.ia, to accept a position of assistant Friday, June 14, 1957 June 19, 1947 at Garfield and had served as department head. His wife and daughter will join him. Attends Training Center Miss Judith Ridd of Magna desuperintendent at the companys smelter of the American Smelt- parted Sunday to attend the Junior Red Crass Training Cening Sc Refining Company. Mr. Comstock had b.-eem- ter at the USAC in Logan. She ployed as a metallurgist since will represent Brockbank junior high school, and be gone a week. rrai ties or DAV LAKERIDCE NEWS NEWS Public Hearing CYPRUS TEACHER STUDYING UTAH MINERAL INDUSTRIES Mr. David C. Hesling'.on of By Bertha Ashby Telephone 2023 On Tuesday, at a bingo game Salt Lake City, a teacher at Cyhold at the North Hospital prus high school, is studying the New Baby Girt mineral industries of Utah this in Salt Lake City. Slate . Bucka-1Mr. Mrs. and George summer under a scholarship Lucille Brusatto, Ann w are the proud parents of a from the Natural Resources ComPhyllis Lovcduy, Fay Herrington, s,' Yeates and Juan Brusatto of this new baby girl, born June 7th. She mittee of the Utah Associated Chambers of Commerce. community attended. weighed in at 71, pounds and The following evening, State will b? called Peggy Jo. The He is one of the 30 scholarship Commander Lucille Brusatto and Buekalews have two sons, Monty winners who William P. Clark, Pastor gathered June 11 on Wednes1900 the South attended 900 West and Fay Yeates and George and twin girls, Grace the University of Utah campus Phene Mil day night dance at Fort Douglas and Georgia. for an intensive three-wee- k Mrs. Buckalcws sister, Ruth course. They are Hospital. spending the If anyone in this community is Sevy of St George, Utah, ii stay- full three we ks learning June 18 Morning Sunday, these ing here with the family for a the mineral industries and about interested in attending their Worship Service, Sermon dances, they may contact short time. to the Utah economy importance "Faith of Our Fathers." Yeates or Mrs. Brusatto. They will be spending at least Cub Scout Pack 245 received a Mrs. Kerby Simmons enter- nine days in the field, touring the tained Saturday, June 8th honor- mines and mills of the state. trophy for their display booth at a. ing the sixth birthday anniverthe recent Den sary of her daughter, Vicky. A No. 2, under the leadership of most enjoyable time was held by Mrs. Lola Davis and Mrs. Vivian group of friends. Games were the handicraft Speers, presented played and refreshments served work done by their Den during The following weekly schedules, the regular pack meetings. A District Training School for The award was for an attrac- are conducted at Our Lady of of Home Economics ExhiChurch in Magna: Lourdes judges d betive and booth, 8:30 and 10:30 bits at State and County Fairs, masses, Sunday awarded third ing place in the sponsored by Utah State Univerdivision. Mr. Jeff Davis decorated s. m. and 6:00 p. m. Mondays, instruction classes sity Extension Service, was held and set up the booth with the from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. for June 7th for Summit, Davis, Mor help of the Pack. and catechism for chil- gan, Tooele, Salt Lake and Wa Mrs. Thelma satch Counties. dren, 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Friday, Novena to Our Lady of Huber conducted the school which was at the Women's ExhiSorrows, 7:30 p.m. Rosary every night at 6:50 p.m. bit building at the Murray Salt Lake County Fair Grounds. Cardraf Thanks Delegates from this area who We wish to thank everyone for attended were Mrs. Faye Moss, their many kindnesses, expres- Mrs. Jean Gourley and Mrs, sions of sympathy and Rowers at Bertha Ashby. the recent death of our beloved Mrs. James Hall and Mrs. Darone. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu mini mi Glenn Coe Family rell Larsen have returned home Bros. Lewis Stages from Reno, Nevada, where they 380 South West Temple He hath wisdom at will that enjoyed a short vacation. Salt Lake City brags not of his skill. Phone EL Mr. and Mrs. Vic .Christoffer-so- n 1151 20. Effective August and children, Gay, Vicky and - Magna Tooele Salt Lake visited Sunday afternoon at Kent, Salt Lake WEST BOUND-Loa- ve the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. 1:00 A. M. Williams. 0:10 A. M. 7:30 A. M. Club News 10:45 A. M. The Lake Ridge 2:25 P. M. held their second meeting on 5:20 P. M. Thursday, June Ah at the home South 21st Vis 0:00 P. M. of Mrs. William Ashby. The club 0:30 P. M. x to Tooolo decided to have as a project this 1:30 P. M. year, a fringed scarf and dress. EAST BOUND Las va Magna The girls learned two important k Holidays Dally except Sundays steps on the sewing machine. 6:35 A. M. Games were played and refresh7:30 A. M. ments served. 11:30 A. M. -- La Dean Hatch, reporter 0:40 A. M. Tooolo M. x bom 0:53 A. The first meeting of tbr Eight 86 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT 4:10 P. M. Stitchers Club was held May 3:30 P. M. 31st at the home of Mrs. Jean 10:20 P. M. Gourley. The members were Schedule and Holiday Sunday taught how to k on a button Salt Lake WEST BOUND-Lea- vs and operate a sewing machine. TONY PASTOR 0:00 P. M. Via 21sl South elected officers are Newly Sc Holidays PLAYS AT BEAUTIFUL Doily except Sundays Longfellow, president; LinLynn S:30 P. M. SALTAIR BALLROOM da Collings, vice president; Susan EAST BOUND Las ve Magna Tony Pastor famed vocalist, Longfellow, secretary; Carolyn 0:55 A. M. saxophonist and band loader, Peay, reporter; Carol Zabriskie, 11:25 P. M. Susanna will present his groat band at recreation chairman; All schedules Via 3500 South un the beautiful Saliair Ballroom Taylor, song leader; Edna Gourlass otherwise noted. nightly for ton days, June 13 ley, health chairman; Aria LatiFast, dependable, inexpensive Juno 22. mer, safely chairman. through Wo schedules. on all Carolyn Peay, reporter Midweek dancing. Monday new schedules, for through Thursday, will bo just ivenionca, on a 30 day Service News trial basis. Your patronage will 02c per person and just U0 FORT HOOD, TEXAS-Ar-my on weekends. The Andrew deter mink our ability to mi Nick Doutis, 19, son of Mrs. thorn a permanent port of your Sisters will appear with Pastor Pvt Doutis of Magna, is receivMary on Juno bus service. These schedules are: Plan a dancing party at Sal-tai- r. ing eight weeks of basic combat Leaving Salt Lake for Magna Call DA for outing training with the 4th armored 10:45 A. M. and 1:30 P. M. at Fort Hood, Texas. Saliair reservation. for Laka Salt js your Division Leaving Magna Doutis is a former student Mr. in host entertainment. M. 10:20 P. 11:30 A. M. and bargain at Cyprus high school. nninninninininninniniinniininii h Com-mandi- -r t The Board of Education of the Granite School Salt District, Lake County, Utah, will meet in its offices, 3212 South State Street, at 7:30 p. ni. Tuesday, June 18, 1957 to adopt a budget and to make appropriations to govern expenditures for the school year commencing July 1, 1957 and ending June 30, 1958. Dated this 23rd day of May, A. The course is restricted to 30 teachers of the social and natural sciences and administrators in the schools of the state. All of the successful receive applicants scholarships from the Associated Chambers which cover tbs $30 tuition fee and transportation D 1957. costs for the field trips. GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT Osmond L. Harline, director of BOARD OF EDUCATION the University of Utah Bureau of (s) Dow P. Brian, Economic and Business Research, and Dr. El Roy N.'lson, vice Date of First Publication May 31, president and economist of the 1957. First Security Corporation, arc Date of Last Publication June 14, conducting the course. 1957. CATHOLIC CHURCH NEWS Scout-O-Ram- Clerk-Treasur- er You'll never find" time for anything. If you want time, you Try your skill in gilt first, and must make it -- Chas Buxton. then in gold. John Ray. WORTHY well-planne- OF YOUR 3 TRUST air ( READ THIS ' COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH STARTLING FACT BEAM . . . distillers of the world's finest bourbon for 162 years 1 795-195- 7 4-- 5 out of 10 Smaller Cars wear a Pontiac Price Tag . Me . .a . -- .J --vetnonegivesvou Any of Pontiab's Advantages Sub-Tee- BOURBOIt WHISKEY1 JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO., CLERMONT. 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