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Show WU, U1U X Univarul Microfilming 141 Pitrponi Art. Salt La Ira City, Utah The Magna Times THINKING out LOUD Hava you avar noticed that ihay who ara in highest placoa aud havg tha moat powar, havo lha laaat liborly, bacauaa thoy ara moat obaarvod? I baliava of all tha affactiona which attand human lila, tha lova of glory ia tha moat ardant. "The Complete Home Newspaper" A COMMUNITY INSTITUTION Read It In Tha Timet1 FINE MAGNA Wp DUCK HUNTING SLOWS Hwd," AFTER BIG OPENING Happinaaa ia banaficial for tha a body, but it ia grief that daval-opDuck hunting slowed down tha pawara of tna mind. Howavar. it ia trua that tha considerably on Utah's marshes, happiness of lifa ia tha including the Utah Copp-- Duck Club, as the 'season finished its conviction loot wa ara loved. second day. Warming weather and blue It la not without good reason aid. that ho who haa not a good ;kies proved a double handicap WORKMEN GOING FORWARD MAN SUCCUMBS ON ENLARGED FACILITIES TO ILLNESS AT CYPRUS HIGH SCHOOL ENUMERATORS BUSY TAKING SCHOOL CENSUS Nondas (Nunny) Nicholes, n of 2840 South 8950 West, Granite school district enumresident, died Magna erators are working to count all a a.m. after 8:45 lingerTuesday, noses in the annual census which ing illness. has to be completed by October for sick Mr. Nicholes had been 15th, announces officials. a- number of months. Enumerators for the various He was born April 2, 1911 in districts are: Held-quiturned who Kost and Selma hunters to taka Garfield upon .or the many 297- Nora Spence. memory should never Mrs. Vera Hayward Jensen, Nicholes. The regarded man him tha trade of lying. 298 Mary E. Nielson. iway from the World Series and 52. of 2770 South 0150 West, married Grace Voshell February out to tiieir favori'.e blinds. 299 Marie J. Nielsen. The ducks at the Utah Copper Magna, died Saturday, 11:50 p.m. 20, 1934, in Salt Lake City. For prying into any human af300 Bertha Garside and Magill a at her home after lingering He was a member of the Greek fairs. non are equal to those ;iub on Sunday seemed to be ness. gie Richards. had been the and Orthodox Church under warming snoozing" 301 Inactive. whom it does not concern. Mrs. Jensen was born Novemsun. employed by the American Smel300A Lola Jenkins. Dan to 1904 in Centerfield, 13, ber hunters agree lo3t ting & Refining Company. Mr. I would rather have a plain 302 Millie Christoffcrson, Clara She Jones and Marie Hayward. Nicholes also did construction coliin witnout a flower, a fun- hit good hunting will no: come married Iner Anderson. December work and was in the trucking eral without an eulogy, than a again until the weather breaks. 24, 1935 in Salt Lake City and 302A Audrey Malmborg and to needed are rain business. LaPrele Matthews. lue without tha eweetneea of lovo tViiids and LDS of was the a member a He was a member of pioneer S07 Mary C. Defa. and sympathy. Let us learn to .lir up the flights. However, those who had pa Church. Survivors Llatad family in this area, his father anoint our trienda beforehand tienc; enough to wait cm oul having been in business. for their burial. Survivors include her husband; Survivors Givon kindness does not jagged ducks at many of th- - pri-- 1 two two daughters, two sons, clubs. include his widow; Survivors cheer tha burdened spirit. Flow- j daughters by a previous marriage, Timalabla Given three sons, a daughter, Kay, Jay, trs on tha coftin cast no fragranca WilkerMrs. Verna Kent Madi:n, Here is th: timetable for the backward over tha waary way. Jimmy, Mrs. Bob (Caroline) Jason; Mrs. Norma Sain, Magna cobson of Magna; a grandchild; I like to giva flowers before the ualince of this week; Mrs. LaRee Mrs. Veown Farmer, S.arts two brothers, six sisters, George, bereavemenL MadSandoval, Kearns; Grant Pictured above are workmen completing Installation of 6:04 a.m. San Francisco, California; Thom Do not keep the alabaster box- - Thursday nine Lake Salt sen, grandCity; vitally needed lockers at Cyprus high school. They are being placed 6:05 a.m. Mrs. Elsa Mrs. Esther Mitko, as of your love and tenderness Friday as, former children; three brothers and six a long hallway that connects a now struct ura to A fine program was presented sealed up until your family and Xanlhapolus, Salt Lake City; in sisters. rooms. school Mrs. San Joan at the Hunter Ward Sunday evefriends are dead. Fill their lives Logomarsino, were conducted months by Granite District Funeral rites Mrs. Sabina Williams with sweetness. Speak approving, Bruno, California; Mrs. Sidney ning service under the direction and burial rooms in these addition of comthe is Murray Tuesday work all By Practically of the MIA, stressing the theme, Montanye, Mrs. Helen Cohen of cheering words while their ears made in the Midvale City CemeMrs. Sabine Williams, regarded San Francisco, California and pleted at Cyprus high school for and connecting hallway, Cyprus Be Honest With Yourself. can hear them, and while their d greatly-needehas a apace tery. gained Prelude music was given by Magna lady, was honored Satur- Mrs. Venice Rowson, Redwood the new rooms that will house hearts can be thrilled and made Sympa.hy is extended to the counselling division and music that adds to the convenience and Betty Jean Sizemore; prayer, at the home of a City, California. evening day happier by them. of sorrowed family in their time students. of teachers and in the started pleasure spring the Helen Gallyer, Dora Miller; theme, Barbara daughter, Mrs. Funeral rites will be conducted department, bereavement. 83rd birthday Saturday, 3:00 p.m. in the Holy Resolve to be yourself; and IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIII occasion being her Do not forget that an honest First reader, Charles McDaniel. inniversary. know, that ha who finds himself, Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, wise a lowly, triumphant Seventeen family members at- Salt Lake City and interment trust zeal, Second reader, Carol Bertoch. loses his misery. a and true heart, helping A Drockbank junior high PTA tended as well as Mrs. Harold made in the Pleasant Green ceme-er- y hand constitute First youth, Judy Ludwig. nothand man, Heaton of Salt Lake City. Second youth, Niel Nixon. in Magna under the direc- ing less is man or woman. One has often heard tha last Room Mothers and Teachers' As a special event for Mrs. tion of the Peel Funeral Home. First speaker, "Healthy, Happy, sentence ia this quotation, but 1 party will be held October 16ih -- Mary Baker Eddy Williams' birthday, she was preMr. Nicholes was an affable, Lucky You, Bonnie Culley. accidentally came across the full at 245 p.m. sented with a beautiful, unusual regarded man, and sincere symSecond speaker, Run and text as it is: I am tired and tick Consultation with parents and orchid, sent by a daughter, of the community ia ex- Phone 3322 We would like your Win, Burt Smith. of war. Its glory is all moonshine. teachers will be held two nights, pathy 17 from 5:30 to and grandsons, Mr. and tended to the bereaved family. News Articles. It ia only those who havo neither October 16 and Third speaker, The Long and d bird arrived Mrs. Harold Williamson of TorThe fired a shot nor heard tha shrieks B:30 p.m. Short of Marriage, Peggy All parents who have last an hour earlier than the doctor rance, California. Mr. Williamson and groans of the wounded who letters at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. grows orchids and is known for cry aloud for blood, more ven- names beginning with the Duet, Do What Is Ritfit," Unsworth and Ruby Ludgeance, more desolation. War ia A through L are asked toMattendZ Tony Ortiz at Amanda Acres on his outstanding types of this Peggy to DRYER-A-DA- Y October 16th and letters hell." Thursday, October 3rd, leaving exotic flower. wig. Four Children ..... will attend the second evening. a -- William T. Sherman pound baby girl. Fourth speaker, Nothing Worth Mrs. Williams is the mother of Other meeting da'.es are: Mrs. Loretta Teddy Rigby ia Free," Camille Hart. 1 Having .. t k. 12 Williams Herbert December children: Regular meeting. assisted in the birth of the baby four Thirteen electric, automatic . Thank God every morning whan Fifth speaker, Live and Learn, February 13 Consultation. before the doctor arrived. Mrs. of San Francisco, California; clothes dryers will be given away illUgUU you gat up that you have someConley Bailey. meeting. April Ortiz and new daughter were Mrs. Williamson of Torrance; during the next month in a Dry-- 1 Mixed quartet, "Lean Thou On thing id do that day which must Williams Emil Mrs. and er-to , or Lake a Gallyer Salt hospilater taken be done, whether you like it My Ample Arm, Camille Hart, of Magna. She also has five tal. not. Being forced to work, and Burt Smith, Carla and Kelly 7 and Mr. and Mrs. Ortiz reside in a grandchildren forced to do your best will breed I Pearce. home that had been moved and in you temperance and The dryer? will be awarded, Closing prayer, Howard Lud-WiOn Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. one each weekday beginning Ocdid not have the aiding or tarpadiligence and strength of Williams entertained at tober 16th, to persons writing a will, cheerfulness and content, Postliide music, Betty Jean per around the residence. Their Emil Mrs. White Mary (Nettie) and a hundred virtues which tha only source of heat was a camp social for the regarded lady. winning statement on Why I Blackett, 71, died Thursday at Sizemore. laid for eight: guests want to own a new electric idle never know. Thursday was one Covers were gas stove-a- nd 4:45 a.m. in a Midvale rest home Alumni Day is of the coldest nights so far this at the dinner table. " clothes dryer....- - in 25 words er after a lingering illness. Mrs. 1957 over for be will blank fall. once Mark asked less. An A young girl 'entry Blackett was a regarded former IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIII found in this newspaper. Twain to writs one of his cele- and everyone Magna resident that it ento There is nothing to buy brated truisms la her autograph agreed She was born April 3, 1886 .in suca was big ter and a family may enter as Ogden, to Barnard J. and Mary album. Ha sat down and wrote Darlene these impelling words: "I have cess. many of the 13 contests as it Ann Nelson White and married w a s known many sorrows and many Bowen wishes, but is limited to one en- Edward Blackett November Miss Dartooa Bowen troubles in my life most of crowned Queen? try blank for each days contest 1910 in Thatcher, Idaho. He died Music Each entry must be made on 20 years ago. which never got around to hap- of the Day, and Pictured above is Miss Darleen an official entry blank either will reign as the I pening." Survivors Givon Bowen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. or from the newspaper Surviving are two sons, three Lawrence Bowen of Magna, chosqueen one of clipped The Hour, Telephone It would be wisdom in us all football deal obtained from participating for the balance of the season She Joe, Murray; Loyal en football queen for Alumni Day The Magna Swimming Pool the n good music pro- era, and validated. Dealers are daughters: if we forgot all about what we is the Mr. and Mrs. Granite Park; Mrs. Harry (Lor-eti- at of daughter after being Monday next to the the on reopened returned do year. Cyprus high school on Friday. intend to radio, banDryer-A-Da- y during grams Bowen of Magna. Rodgers, Mrs. Bernice Neilclosed for repairs following a air on October 7th, following a displaying She will also reign over other Rather. let us make each day a Lawrence store windows. in ners their Las Vegas, Nevada; Mrs. football functions during the Miss Darleen is one of the , son. the aluminum ceiling. summer vacation. Entries may be validated al complete venture of trust. The school cheer leaders, also a mem- cavein ofbeen It has reported that boys which is spon any of the stores carrying any of ftank (Alice) Moon Kearns; 12 Would you like to save at much of this endeavor depends The program, of the A Cappella Choir and have scaled the sides of thk out- sored grandchildren, 7 the Bell Telephone the following dryers: Easy, the spiritual verities wa ber S150 a year on your auto upas by 2 4 is prominent in school functions. side swimming pool building, and sisters; Loyal brothers, will be broadcast have at our command, that wa again Well then, first o( all read Hot General System, Electric, point, keep. The Alumni turned out in a W.,. George, Preston, Idaho; Mrs. on the roof, running from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m., each Mon- Kelvin die owner's manual. may meat our Joy with gratitude wonderful manner, and a 500 at- then jumped ator, Kcnmore, Maytag, Genevieve Lore; Mrs. Gladys forth. Philco-Bendiand our heartaches with fortitude. tendance was recorded. All en- back and day night over the NBC radio your tires every 3,000 miles and be Barlow, Santa Monica, California; Whether this weakened the network. Jose Ilurbi was guest Norge, Tha Master who lived more of Queen, Speed to include your spare. Check sure to see tours Mrs. of Aiton Wardle, Las Vegas, the school, ceiling is not known as yet artist on the first broadcast. life in 33 years than anybody aba joyed and Wizard. wheel alignment. Have your the Mrs. of Thatchthe Elva Pond, Nevada; buildings improvements hours for the The Donald swimming revealed The program features ever did in a century, One Dryer to A Family and grounds. er, Idaho. battery water checked frequently pool will continue to be Mondays Voorhees and the Bell Telephone the secret of this A family may win only one balwest the tea served in The Funeral rites were held Montwo weeks in summer, once a 4:30 every inclusive, Artists' "Taka Fridays, and through the said: Great ha when orchestra case is a philosophy, dryer. In dryer purchas- day and burial made in Wasatch of the gymnasium followed to 10:00 p.m. and on Saturdays, series of in wintertime. Plan your cony month morthe for no guest performers. therefore thought ed during the course of the con- Lawn Memorial Park. and a fine Brockbank New everyone to assembly high 10:00 a.m. junior 10:00 fake p.m. shall driving. This could save at much row; for the morrow test and prior to die announceSincere sympaihy is extended school PTA officers include: found time to discuss old times as one gallon out of every three in ment of its winning, a family will to the sorrowed thought for tha things of itself- -' at Cyprus. The tea was sponsorMarian Gardner, president family. Bond driving. The great Teacher of Galilee ed U. a S. receive city $500 Savings Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilllllllilllllll Idcll Privett, first vice presl by the FHA. Officers of this one President has ever never once told His followers to of the dryer. instead Only are: Lucille Bawden, presgroup dent IS been arrested for speeding. He was Entries will be judged by the pray for all tha things they might ident; Kathy Winder, vice presiClark Frei, second vice pres- U. S. Grant who was nabbed need for the ml of their lives. Intcrmountain Electrical Asso . by Donna Parr, secretary and ident A 1VU He amid: "Give us this day. our dent; the D. C cop for drivof decision ciaiton and I ITT? judges a Washington, Sharron Turner, historian. Bob Melville, secretary. T A Li VsmiiLi is final. In case of tie, duplicate daily bread. carriage down The dance really seemed like ing a Alice Huffaker, treasurer. will be awarded. Dryers Remember, "As thy day. so "old times with Avenue at unreaAfternoon prizes Tuesday Alumni Pennsylvania enjoyHope Clark and Marcia Tay shall thy strength ha." sonable speed." General Grant High games for Tuesday after will be delivered but installation education. adult ing the festivities. lor, Firemen of Salt Lake County noon bowling at the Utah Copper is not included. paid a IS fine and complimented Dorothy Sadler, historian. A request has been mads to Entries are to be mailed to the include The debate held their Br inton, health. Rita the policeman for doing his duty Department No. 2 answered three Club women's league Butler Intermountain Electrical Assoia 11th this paper that the sidewalks on first contest onsquad October White Friday, when calls on October 2nd -t-he most the following: Margaret Thursday Jennie Barker, safety. Main Street, leading Rae Eden and Karen Larson dethe Magna Nola Sizemore, ciation, 455 Union Pacific Annex Cane Day in Magna, an annual at Little Reid, one Irene Shifter, program chairto the Pleasant Green wardhouse feated Joan Bedford and Deola serious when occurring Vera Jensen, 138 Building, Salt Lake City 1. En- - event sponsored by the Lions and man. 10 acres of open Valley to Lions and aid the blind be cleaned. of received the tries Lady Ann Joan Simons, 140; by midnight Bliss on the question: Should Se- brush were burned from the val Idell Privett hospitality. I presume the writer means Bowden, 138; Shirley Barton, 137 deadline date for each contest will others who need eye care. Be Prohibited? The uable watershed. Ella Taylor, Room Mother regregation removed. should be weeds The miniature canes will be that be considered in that day's convictorious girls were on the nega-ativ- e The firefighters also answered Gerry Peel 135; Madalyn Robin presentative. Rula Garside, 141 test. The first winner will be an- sold on Main Street and Whiie side. a grass fire alarm at 9000 West son, Virginia Turpin, membership. Clelie Kneus was the happy La nounced October 16th. Deadline Cane" boxes will be placed in 149; Norma Hauter, w also Elsie Williams, finance chair3500 and South and local busithe schools four winner of a 990 jackpot in tha and ia for this Mabel date Saturday. New O Rears man. called out the same day to quell Prele Matthews, World Series when she chose the Deadline date for the next con- ness establishments, June Jeffs, A Cappella officers for this a car fire at 3084 South 9050 Jean Kemp, Elva Harding, magazine. Yank' 1 the for winning score, Committee members are Wei 148; Marian Bawden, 134; Elva test to be announced on October year were elected Friday to in- Wesl owned by Tommy Jenk Julia Clegg, publicity. 17:h is toe on tho first day of play.. October Be' A. C. 14th, don Monday, Verl Rushton, clude: Scott Simonsen, president; Matthews, Haws, Edythe and so on. Happy for you. Clelia. Carol Bertoch, Linda Smith, secretary and SherWayne Nicolo, John Roklch, Dee No damage occurred to the ve van, Alton Lila McCarty, Peel E. F. Blanchard, Byron L. rie Moser, business manager. LiThe man who tries to work for brarians are Lynn Hogan, Bever- hide. Lois Johnston, Experience shows that success Huish, H. T. Dyches, Phillip Debs, Drain, eventual i'.s in the good, believing 178; Arvilla Knight, 142; Betty is due less to ability than to zeaL Dee Taylor; Glynn Petersen, E. sit ly Harman and Karen Larson.Sirs. The winner is he who gives him' P. Salm. 139. victory, while he may suffer nevSudbury, Miss Betts, Last week, back and even disaster, will self to his work, body and soul. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ErickMr. Bird and Mr. -- Charles Buxton Luncheon, Fashion Show er know defeat. The only deadly Clawson, Afternoon Monday Women driver are letter than 11 son of the faculty, together with sin I now is cynicism. Delores Vance had high game men in signalling their left hand Planned by Jaycettes -- Henry L. Stimson Joe Ribotto and Beth Bullock, Whatsoever thy hand findeth of 159 in the Monday Afternoon turns say Dr. Abram M. Batch, chose the majorettes for the band. to do, do it with all thy might were Elaine Others Gar league. a in 12 a need sheriff celeIf will Lake hurry, Salt you Jaycettes Beth Bullock is the drum majorMichigan State University. A word is net a crystal trans-pinEcclesiastes brate their thirteenth side, 142; Elinore Dearing, 134 and cant reach him at the Mag' anniversary Delaware, Maine, Louisiana, and unchanged, it ia the ette as she was last year. The four Hazel Hansen, 132; Shirlene Tom' EL Minnesota and South Dakota resicall na 6301, office, a luncheon may this you with are: gala year new Julynne and majorettes may airin of a living thought The fellow who isn't fired with and fashion show The annual President's party lin, 131; Carol Bertoch, 130; La-Rand a radio dispatcher dent motorists received reflective Toni Tygesen, Wilma Saturday, Ocenthusiasm is apt to be fired, Herron, 130. vary greatly in color and content Fairbourne, Club Golf Utah the of Copper tober 12th, at 12:30 p m. at the will immediately notify the depu- license plates this year. These to the circumstances Kelsey and Kay Hardy. B. C. Forbes Newhouse Hotel will be held Saturday, October ty on duty.-Or- , feet away and the time in which it is used. plates, visible from 2000 Tuesday Evening 12th. Dinner is to be served at if you desire, dial the sher- at night, help reduce efter-derMrs. Chris S. Metos, a member Villa 169; Alice Begent inTuesday elecevening the bowling of results and 7:30 p.m., of the purple color division, is iffs' homes as follows: Williams, 155; Millie Christoffer-soaccident. I say frankly that above all I tion of officers for 1958 will be cludes: Virginia Walker, A1 Nordgran, 6302. 152; Margaret Nelson, 150; chairman of the traditional affair. Walrus hldos, diapers and Anita Claone would rear children who have 150; Dyches, Jones, announced. 2608. W. A. Sheppick, Vivian Kemp, Founder and past presidents Roxie women's zest for life, who will s:c the Merrill, 144; awarded Dorothy golf gloves sre used to be will Too, 2236. trophies Merl Coon, Morse, 151; Sylvia Wimmer, 148; of the Jaycee Auxiliary will be trucks and other auto world as interesting, dramatic build autos, to all winners in the Club Helen Wimmer, 167; Laura Dan- Jean Hubbard, Blaine Barnes, 6402. Lil- honored at the luncheon, Mrs. hides are used to 157; Bet'y Vi Cattcn, 152; and good. iels, This The Tournament products. Championship Jim Brusatto, 6557. lian Riley, Louise Erick- Metos said. Current officers and for coil wind- drives friction is for male club members Norma Fairbourne, social orAnn IVgesen, members of Jaycee auxiliary I Maxine son, It seems to me we can never to polish Dorothy Dea, the accused of men are machines, diapers only. ing ganizations throughout the state, notAlthough Arline Harward, 144; Rose Marie Zito, Sandall give up longing and wishing inown weakness, and clean parts and the gloves to their are knowing in Nellie attendance. interested also Norma All citizenry be Powell will alive. while we are thoroughly God is good, and good is the 142; Alice Ribotto, 149; Den ice Collings, 161. meetyet perhaps a few know their own protect workers hands in lacing There are certain things we feel vited to attend the monthly all who diligently seek Disera, 176; Maxine Colling, of reward ComWater is much strength. It is in man as in soils, am tying wiring. There is something that Or-lcOthers are Esther Matz, 153 Ceaella Rodgers, to be beautiful and good, and wo ing of the Magna where sometimes there is a vein of God. Mary Baker Eddy finer third far, the Tuesday held more scarce, something Jean HusAline Elaine pany, 166; them. 145; Bawden, must hunger after Richardson, 140; I don't care how much a man of gold which the owner knows It rarer than ability. each month in the Magna Fire-hal- l, something I winds and waves are al- band, 141; Vi Nordquist, 160; Griffith, 172; Shirley Begent, 156; is the if he only says it in a few of. not The talks, to ability, 8:00 recognize p.m. ability Ella Beth Ahlquisl Audrey ablest Patty McDonald, the of side -J- onathan Swift Josh Billings. the on Every product of genius must words. -is the Hubbard ways Elbert The October gathering Empey, 180; Ellen Newbold, 147 Malmborg, be the production of enthusiasm. navigators. 15th. -- Disraeli 46, FINE MAGNA well-know- WOMAN DIES T SATURDAY at i I i i lunlcr Ward Port-morte- j lives Program On Sunday Evening j I BR0CKBANK CONSULTATION DATES SET h. Football Stork Arrives Before Mother Queen i.viVw Gets To Hospital son-in-la- w long-legge- FIRMS ELECTRIC Uns-wort- h. PUN ' ' & CONTEST FnnilPr self-contr- CYPRUS CAPERS Midvale Thurs. MAGNA POOL . OPENS AFTER REPAIR WORK fe Telephone Hour To Resume Good Programs best-know- a) - Frig-idair- e. BROCKBANK ol x, day-by-d- WOMENS ANSWER BOWLING h PTA OFFICERS ARE GIVEN West-inghous- FIREMEN Cross-twitc- FRIDAY III 3 CALIS f two-hors- e 3; 142-13- 1; 177-14- 2; 158-15- 8; 134-13- 5; 142-13- 3; 3-- in-so- n. 164-14- 0; 155-15- If You Cant Get Sheriff, Call EL 153-16- 4; 140-15- 2; COPPER CLUB SETS PREXY PARTY OCT. al Public Invited To Monthly Water Meeting 5-29- k 164-15- 0; n, 160-14- 5; 6; 143-14- 7; 9; 146-15- 7; 179-15- 148-16- 149-15- 4; 141-14- 8; 145-17- 146-16- 2; an 161-15- 6; 156-14- 9; 166-15- 7. |