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Show Nothing New Under The Sun? ; t ' 1 i A V ' - .- - ' (R l.,. ! in ... I I j ' TV ; ' i. f ., S . - - t' r :V ; J' ' ' 1 A "FIRST" in Utah is this drive-i- n egg stand operated by the Fassio Poultry Farm in Granger. Preparing to hand a customer two cartons of eggs is Paulette Fassio, a daughter of Chester Fassio, owner of the business. Granger Poultry Farm Boasts Drive-i- n Egg Stand week, which are gathered from their 13,000 laying hens. "We collect almost 8,500 eggs daily", Chet says. Two regular hired helpers give their aid to this unique business, as well as three ladies who come in each week to help process the eggs. They clean, candle and carton the eggs at a rate of 12 cases an hour. "The eggs are then cooled immediately to keep them fresh for delivery to the various stores in the area", Mr. Fassio explained. is Grading at the drive-i- n done all automatically by machinery, and the eggs are ready for anyone who wishes to visit this "first in Utah" operation. GRANGER Everything has gone automatic! Drive-in- s have become a common sight on the "American scene, from drive-i- n banks to the drive-i- n laundry. Something new has been add ed to this group of late, by an enterprising poultry farmer in Granger. Chester Fassio's poultry farm has been a familiar landmark to many folks during the past 40 years. Started in 1915 by his father, James Fassio, the poultry business has grown steadily, serving many people in Hunter, Magna and kearns. An Interesting idea has now become a reality with the openegg ing of the first drive-i- n stand in the State of Utah. The stand is equipped with a window with a shelf which rolls out to the car, and drivers need not even alight to purchase their weekly egg supply. Quorum Seeks Tractor The 434th GKANGF.lt of Seventies have purQuorum Fassio's approxichased several acres of land to mately 1,000 dozen eggs per f:imi no h means of raisinir funds. With the money which they have now on hand, they are Interested in purchasing a used tractor with a plow and are hoping to find Bomeone in the area who has a surplus tractor KEARNS The naming o?( to sell. Anyone interested may cona King and two Knights will tact Lloyd Barker, who is presiDance Contest a highlight King tomorrow evening nt 7:30 being dent of the Quorum. sponsored by the Kearns Am- crican WBBA League at the South Kearns elementary! Drive Scheduled sell The League To Pick King, 2 Knights GRANGER Sunday at the Granger Christian Community Church will feature a guest speaker from Eugene, Ore., it was announced this week. He will be Dr. Ross J. Grif-fetpresident of the North West Christian College in Eugene. Dr. Ross has served as a minister, educator, author and world traveler and will go from Granger to speak at the Central Christian Church. From there Dr. Ross will travel on to New York City for a meeting with the college presidents. Tuesday, April 7 will be a general board meeting at 7:30 at the Church, Rev. Sechler paster, reports. Convention, Rally To Lure Kearns Lutherans Rev. Carl K EARNS Sam-uelso- pastor of St. Paul's n, Lu- theran Church of Kearns, will attend the Columbia Conference in Seattle; Apr. He will represent the congregation at the sessions. Also making the trip will be Mrs. Ole Galegerud, who will represent the ALCW. The Luther League of the Church is making plans to attend a rally at Ogden Friday and Saturday. 0. BAND UNIFORM GN A A i. cent bi, in at the Monroe elemental y school wbs (uilvod this wck with the ntroM of two hovs by the .M ipiu Shoi iff i office. Restitution of the stolen property was made and the youths were released to their pit cuts, the police repotted -- A rash of butsliirics In the Mnn;i ro is presently under InvrsliKntinn by the ntficc Lumber The Mucin and Hardware Coinpnny wis broken into Friday flight' Method of gaining rnttsner hs not yet born determined, the ilnc reported. Six guns. 12 cases of ,22 cali-li- r hcils and a radio wne tak- en. Merchandise valued st ffi ws stolen ft"n the Illsrk R k IVarh Wednesday niRht The burglars sained entrance by foams U18 'w-- ( of soda pop and several piukiigos of cigarettes were tuispuig. .molding to Ml. VirCan ak- ginia l.atso-i- owner. raise funds to purchase uniforms for the junior high is being spearheaded by the Kearns lions Club. To date a total of $900 has been raised through various events held by the community's civic organizations. the events held Among have been a box social, game parties, chow mem sale, Granite District Youth Symphony concert ond the sole of tickets for a program featuring the Swonet Singers ond Henry Boatwright, a noted baritone soloist. fund-raisin- Kearns North Stake Tells Movies To Come g To Hear Magna About Bonds, Leeway MGN..Tne April meeting P-T- A Polls will be opMAGNA Apr. 10th at the Magna Community Park from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for voting on officers for the Community Recreational Association during the coming year. Nominees for president are Reed Damron, Wes Sadler and Lee Smith; vice president, Chuck Archibald, Bill Louder-bac- k :. , ... and Amos Shields. I ' ; r A. v Board of director candidates and the department are Jay Perkins, Leif Erickson, Bob Evans, Mickey Buckner, Cal Martin. F. S. Archibald, Jack Davies and Jack Marlor, mills; Brother, Pat Lazenby, Gayle Neilson and VYING to be named queen of the Cyprus T. E. Burke and David Hatton, Jeanette Kilpack. Absent contestants are high seminary annual dance is this bevy of central power; Howard Ceasar, Sharron Justinson, Sharen Gledhill, Ernestine Bob Hubbard, Garn Nielsen, beauties. Seated in the first row from left Grant Damron, refinery; John Trujillo, Peggy Clark and Joyce Weber. The are Joy Anderson, Merrilyn Dean, Carolyn Kenneth Bezzant, Hickman, Jarvis, Joyce Miller, Sherrie Moesser and queen's attendants will also be selected from Earl and Rulon Cole, Privett Gloria Baily. among this group. and Ted Harmon, smelter; In the second row from left are Jeon Claude E. Jones, ore haulage; Clarence Coon, Blaine Riley, H. L. Meyer, B. VV. Empey and Demos Schedule Meet John Bevan, Hercules Powder; Groups Aid Blood Bank A meeting of Lawrence Sowby, Bob Whit- KEAKNS Three civic or- KEARNS the Kearns Young Democrats has been scheduled for Wednesganizations assisted the Kearns The Cyprus semMAGNA Blood Bank with the Bloodmo-- 1 annual dance will be day, it was announced this inary's bile during its recent stop in held tomorrow at the Oquirrh week. Kearns. The group is presently conStake house with the theme Aiding in the project were "April Showers," featured. ducting a membership drive and the Kearns Ladies Civic Club, at 8:30 all persons interested in joinThe dance will American Legion Auxiliary No. and end at 11 begin The Granger GRANGER p.m. Planning, ing may contact the following 132 and VFVV Auxiliary No. has been Allen members: Millie Oberhansclv, High Seminary graduate banthis affair gala 17 were A total of 9322. pints Don Herbert. CY chairman of the dance; CV quet will be held Friday at 6:30 donated. The vehicle is sched-- ' Culley. or Hugo Hullinger. CY it was announced this chairp.m. decorations Ken Tuttle. uled to be back sometime in the man; floor-showeek by Adclbert Lott, princiCulley: Marily summer. The club also announced that pal. chairman: Janiel Moesser, adBlood bank officials noted chairman. It is under the state convention of Young The event will be for those vertising rethat the flu epidemic was the direction of Evan Jones, Democrats would be held May students who will be graduating lst-3rat St. George. sponsible for the small number principal of the seminary. from Seminary after completof donations. A queen and two attendants ing three years of work. Parents are invited as honored will bo selected from Church guests, and there will be a speHistory. New Testament, and cial pin presentation to approxiOUl Testament. From Church mately 80 students who have History, the following have been nominated: Joyce Miller,; completed their studies. Gloria Bailey, Joy Anderson, The banquet will be held in Ward. Sherry Moesser, Caroline Jar-- , A MAGNA new ward the Granger Eighth vis and Merrilyn Dean. house to accomodate the Plea- - Guest speaker for the evening From New Testament: Peg- sunt Green First ami Seconal will be Floyd G. Eyre, coordinagy Clark, Sharon Justiscn. Er- wards is being planned accord-- 1 tor for seminaries in Salt Lake nest ma Trijuillio and Sharon ing tn William Martin, presl-- ! City. Giedhill. From Old Testament: dent After the dinner and proof the Oquirrh LPS Stake. Near to the Joyce Weber, Gayle Nielsen. 4-- B The new building will be con-- ; gram, a film. "How Pat Jeanette Kilpack strueted between S700 and SSO0 Angels" will be shown. This under the diand Jean Brother. West at 3000 Ssollth. Work film is presented LDS Church, and will probably not begin for at rection of the to Temple marriage. Plan Training Sessions least another year but all or- - pertains Cyprus Post Holds Fete ganizations and auxiliaries are A training sesOn Legion Anniversary sion on basic cub scouting anil busy raising money lor the Kansas Student Visits fund. MAGNA - In commemoration exploring will be held Apr. Jtth. building MIA workers of the First Magna, Murray Family and 30th Kearns 2!rd the by of the founding of the American Ward are soliciting orders for Recent visitors in Murray and Legion, Cyprus Post No. 38 met North Stake. be will The meetings held at candy. Anyone interested in Magna have been Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening at Mammy's a purchase is asked to Boyd C. Martin, and young son, to celebrate the organization's the Stake house starting at making 7:30 p.m. Interested poisons call Mis. Mae Chenov, Magna Johnny. Mr. Martin, son of Mr. 40th anniversary. 6440. and Mrs. Cal Martin. Magna, are invited to attend. Approximalley 20 members was on spring vacation fromj of the Magna post attended the Kansas State Vnivcndtyv In Three Daughters Born event. lvi: f.ggs Kansas. He will Manhattan, St. the of Francis Teenagers graduate from the Veterinary! JCI. Sdlr lU I.KS MF.KT in To Three Sisters On X.ivicr Catholic Church College there this spring. The Kearns Junior Civic Kearns dyed the eggs used in Same Day In Salt Lake They also visited at the home League will meet today in the the parish's Easter Kgg hunt GKANGF.K Three new" of Dr. and Mrs. J. Leo Ellert-shome of Miss Margie Bowden. Sunday. 200 East 4S00 South, parcousins will have a unique topic to discuss when they gather In ents of Mrs. Martin, who will future years on their birthdays. be umonibeted as the former On Monday, Mar. 22nd. three Joy Ellcrtson. sisters gave birth to three baby girts at St. Mark's hospital tn Salt Lake City. The "cousins'' are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs Merrill Angelsev. 4312 MAGNA Election of offi the tinnuat convention scheduled .. 4000 West: Mr. and Mrs. A field trip to KKAKNS cers will be conducted by the Apr, 2nd in Piovo Glen Brock, 3UW So. 3200 West, the Granite Meat Packing ComMagna DAV Copper Chapter and Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Wednesday ni;ht. the monthNo. 11 at a joint meeting with ly dance sponsored by the DAV 2MU So. IMKKI West pany In Murray has boon schedthe Auxiliary tonight in the !ot- - veterans at Foil Ivuiglas Mrs Anglesey and Mrs Brock uled by the Cub Scouts of groups' club room. Hospital was held. Entettain-incu- t are twin sistrrs and Mrs Lamb Keiuns' Pack 241. Th trek will lie held SaturThe women will select dole. and refreshments (Cousin's I'sge , Col. 1) day morning. The boys arc the evening. gates and alternates for the asked to moot at their Don Mocoining convention. Thursday, the chapter and Town Council To thers homos nt 8 a.m. for transMeet The DAV stale department auxiliary bold a ward patty at meeting will be held Sunday at the hospital. Attending wote A mooting of portation lo the plant. KLAItVH A pack committee meeting Lay ton In the club house! A Mrs. Lucille Hi in.it lo. Miss the Keattis Town Council has has been ham dinner will be served prior Tuesday In Cobbley and Mrs. Ann been scheduled tomorrow even- Ihe home scheduled of Russ Kearney, to the 1 p.m. mooting Harrington. ing in the Kearns Improvement 494! So. 4300 West, at 8 p.m. Barbara Can Commander Entcrtsimiicnt was presented office at s p tn. All tesldent will be In charge of the seso-i;nd indivMual Easter baskets intcrcsird in civic betterment where final arrangements fur c:von the patients. sro tn god lo attend Ihe session. Votes Slated The election of MGVA now officers for organisations nt four Magna schools wore announced this week. Dsto of balloting anil the schools are as follows: Cyprus high. Apr. lUh: Webster Apr. flth: Magnu elementary, Apr. flth. and r.rmk-ban- k Junior. Apr. 15th. v A : CHS Seminary Dance Planned Seminary Plan Grad Banquet ' Wards Plan New Chapel See it on Page Magna DAV Chapter Plans Officer Election Thursday high-lifihto- Kearns Pack Tours Plant. d P-T- Peter Cottontail Didn't Outguess This Throng! A taker and William Lay, Garfield water, and Veil Perkins, H. T. Dyches, Bert Morgan and Jack Ridd Jr., associate members. All members of the CRA ate urged to go to the polls and their choice for the of- vote for fices. Youths Plan Assembly Parents KEARNS cond of se- grade students at South Kearns elementary have been invited to attend an assembly to be presented this morning at the school. Approximately 150 children will participate in the program. It was presented to the student body yesterday at the school. Each grade at the school will put on an assembly during the year. To date, the third and fourth grades have presented their programs. The decision to hold these assemblies was made at the start of the school term by the student council. Today's production calls for the pupils of Mrs. Ben McAllister's class to present "March Weather Moods". They will be costumed to represent raindrops, clouds, trees, kites, umbrellas and the sun. Helping "Peter Cottontail" down the bunny trail on Easter morning will be the youths in Mrs. William Wright's class. They will be dressed as rabbits and easter eggs. The combined groups of Mrs. Clem Metealf's and Miss Wil-m- a Eldredge's rooms will give their original version of the of spring. The children will portray flowers awakening to the call of sunshine and raindrops. The next class assembly will be given by the fifth grade sometime this mqnth. . Magna Lions Club Father-So- n Dates Banquet MAGNA The annual Mag-n- a Lions Club banquet for fathers and sons will be held Apr. 9th at the Magna community house, Joe W. Ribotto, president, announced. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. with a program scheduled afterwards. Whittier Youths Taking Exams IirXTER A scries of tests are being taken by the third, fifth and sixth grades at Whittier elementary school, James Lawrence, principal, revealed this week. The examination is a regular Granite School District test given to students in the area, he said. Four thiixl and fourth grade classes recently toured the 's centrul kitchens. They saw how and where their lunches are prepared and were also introduced to approximately 30 different fruits and vegetables. Upon their return to the school, the students were able to piepare a meal of fruits and vegetables given them nt the kitchen. The project was under the direction of their teachers. dis-tiict- Brockbank To Present Band Concert Tonight MAGNA The band concert of the Brock-ban- k Junior high school will be tonight at Participating held 7:30. In the evening of music will be the schixd band, orchestra and mixed chonis. A small charge will be made with the proceeds to be used for new equipment for the Instrumental departments. The public is Invited to attend. Reveals Its Oquirrh Busy Agenda For Meeting P-T- 4 Auxiliary Dates Meet KF.AKNM Hoi f r at- regular mooting and elections will be bold by the Kearns Amriican legion Auxiliary tonight si S oYlix k tn the home of Mts. Milt tltbbs of Kearns. A i and William Martin. To be conducted Thursday, April lth. th election of officers for the coming year will also be a highlight of the meet- 4 - Weather Forces Oquirrh Kent in oil movie hEAHNf to lie presented by the Krsvns Sunrise Rites Indoors North Stake Friday at S p.m. Due lo stormy weather, the and Satutdny at 2:;in p.m. will Easter Sunrise services were be "Llli" starring Csron. held tn the chapel of the The 10 a ni featuic Saturday Slake house. will be "P.lade of the Musks-teet- s A talk was presented by Cl Admission Is 25 cents for dor Garth Ripley sjid special children and 50 cents for adults. mum. il nuir.be r wen rxnJirvd e The morning assembly is sponsored by the junior class, announced Bill Riley, school president. ened (if the Magna elementary school will festme a discussion on the Gtanite District bond and leeway elections by Supt. Elmer V, llaivigson. Dr. O. C England Is Invited to p.m. sr.wion. sing- Elections On April lOfh vnniis NEARING the $1,000 mark this week it the Keornt Band Uniform Fund. The drive to fail's ('life ind lounge lo- ingThe piddle cated at soon w :'is South, tend the 7:.10 was iMiiclaitjecd Kuday night. Knti.une was gamed through the back door of the cafe. The thieves look $." in pennies, a aro amount of E.istor cti:s and six ensos of her r valued at jr.rt. seasons of the year, with ' .$1,000.00 jun- ing and dancing in each. tr..ii.s eek Arrest Of Magna Youths Solves Series Of Break-In- s It was also announced a ior assembly entitled, "Seasonal Interlude" which will be presented to students on Apr. 17th. The plot is built around four j $2,000.00 representative pins. Home? $3,000.00" official their na Group To 5C The Mystery Kearns Junior High RepresentGranger high school student council and officers of the school have received home-makin- ,r i Do You Own Assembly Plans Drive M home-maker- GRANGER atives of the d FUND MAGNA The annual rag drive of the Magna elementary school will be conducted April 9th and 10th. Students will make the pickups and any resident missed is requested to contact the school. Everyone is asked to aid in the drive and save all clean white cotton rags for the youths. 7-W- re-li- .,.. ser-vic- Rag girls, ages nine through 12, and their parents are invited to attend. Admission will be a 25 cent donation. Parents were also urged this " week to join the new club organized by the league In an effort to obtain financial help for a new ball park. All parents of boys not yet of age to play arc asked to join the club. League officers noted that such youths would benefit from the park in the future. Ed Heck, 5557 So. 4270 West, is in K EARNS The kickoff of charge of the drive. n seven-wee- k School Sunday not who have Boys registered "loyalty" campaign was held by of so home John the Kearns at the may do Assembly of God 4309 W. E. Knickerbocker. Monday. 5540 South. Tryouts for major The drive is part of a proand minor leagues will lie held to increase attendance Rt gram Miller at ISth, Saturday. Apr. diSams park located Hiljarent to the church and is under the rection of Rev. Don Anderson, the Kearns disposal plant. pastor. He Is being assisted by the Sunday School Staff. Magna Schools To Hold theThroughout the campaign, various departments will foatnic the theme "Count Me" Registration For Class with the emphasis on the school MAGNA Summer kinderentire family. for the being for the will garten registration include Roll Suht hemes Magna and Webster elementary Call, Youth. Baby and Family school will be held Wednesday. days. Climax of the project wiil Apr. 8th, at f a.m. be the presentation of certifiMilton and Johnson Principals cates t.i members of the SunIVb Phillip parents School who have been loyal that h local birth certificate- is day in' attendance throughout the needed. If the parents do nut drive. have one in their possession, should one as soon obtain thry as possible. Lady Lions Meet Friday Lions will The biennis Duplicates of certificates ;irr available at the state rnpitol meet toinot low evening at H building. I'.li'Ksing certificates o'clock in the home of Mrs. and other similar documents Clyde Pen i co to wolk on doll will not bo accepted in place oi (Hid child! en's clothing proa biilh certificate. jects. "Dollar-a-Monlh- er se- Royalfy Of Cyprus High School Seminary Oregon Man To j school. Trophies will be presented to the royal winners. AH boys and Home-mak- of Tomorrow will be GHS Ofcers Receive Pins ment program will be comedian Dick Shawn; vocalist Carta leader orchestra Albergetti; Tex Beneke; the Minneapolis Apollo Club, an all male chorus, and other stars. the evening's Highlighting festivities will be the announcement of the Homemaker of Tomorrow winner. Her selection will be made by Science Research Associates of Chicago, the decision based g on original score in a test taken last December and observation during the week's tour. The girls will depart for home on Saturday, April 11, each with at least a $1,500 scholarship from General Mills. Address Church ' , 1 when the lected from the group. A thrilling week lies ahead for the 49 finalists seeking the title of Homemaker of Tomorrow and a $5,000 top scholarship. ton, D.C. A get acquainted luncheon is A senior at Murray high school, she is the daughter of scheduled at Hotel Statler in Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Davies. Washington Sunday noon to be This will be the official start followed by a daylight and eveducational ening tour of Washington's hisof a week-lon- g tour that will reach a climax toric sites. The girls and their Friday, April 10th, at the Am- advisors will leave by bus for Va., Monday erican Table dinner at Hotel Williamsburg, en route in morning with stop-off- s Minneapolis, Leamington I 3 f I.. Utah's Betty MURRAY Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Miss Sheran Davies of Murray,- will convene with the nation's state winners in the General Mills homemaking project Saturday in Washing- . 1 j . ... .,'. i I I ( ! I 'l' . Homemaking Finals Lure Murrayifes i j Manhattan, a ferry trip to the Statue of Liberty, luncheon at restaurant historic Fraunces and dinner in the Empire Room at the Waldorf Astoria are on at Mount Vernon, the home of Wednesday's schedule with a George Washington, and the tour of the United Nations Old Club Tea House at Alexbuiiding slated Thursday morning. The girls will fly to Minandria, Va. At Williamsburg, the group neapolis Thursday afternoon. will tour the restored village, seeing in Minneapolis eat in Chowmngs Garden and andSight a visit to the new Betty a hear Arms, candlelight King's Crocker kitchens of General string concert in the governor's Mills are on the docket for Frithe and generally palace day morning with the American days of America's first Table dinner the big climax Friday evening. This dinner The party leaves by train will be held in the famed "Hall from Richmond Tuesday night of States" of the Hotel Leamfor New York, where arrival ington. Is scheduled fo Wednesday Featured on the entertain- morning. Sight seeing tours of A The no prlnci-ps- l KKARN of ivpntrh Hills elementary s. hoo will be introduced to members t a mooting of the troop Thittsday, Apr. Pth. st p.m. The school's new head is Ho bcrt Warner who has I won tea. chinrf si Maine elementary school This wt.l bo his first year s a principal. The lerwsy snd bond Issue olrrtii.ns s hnlnlod bv' the Gran-H- o Jm IiooI pt.trt. t Apr. 2sth will K explained by Mrs. Nor-rn- n Woniicy st the mooting. Flection of officrrs will be conducted during the Candidates for mooting mft: A Men Adams. Nor rn l?iogiirkl. profitd'-nt- ; Jam. TVtma Ghcen snd p;ilb Wil'irrs. Vic president; Jnsn Frwkos. Jov Cahoon. sec Alke Initon and Mat ftary: labile Jt iiitii, trvaurr. st-s- o SWttPlNO through 1h field in leorth of th thouiondi of Eai'er eggt ii th throng of Keomt yowhi. SpodKKrd by th Kotn Recreation Foundation ond orroged by Keomi VfW foM, fh onnwol hunt woi he'd Saturday in an orto H th touiheoM of h te rs lor. fe'd wo KeatfH Rowling Tht roped o'f in'o for diHetent for yow'hi, itvfn ed tht 'on eg group, the dtoni o o yeari c'd; f through gh! to 12 yion of oge. Lor-Mip- o Olhrr candidal nominated from the floor" during the mooting. However, permission of the person nominated must bo obtained. A program will bo presented during the evening by the first grade at Ihe school. Granger Man Injured In Salt Lake City Collision l. RAM. I It A .KVyosr-nl- d Orangor man was injured Monday when the Vehicle ho was driving was Involved In a Salt Lake City collision, Kobert Adam Heidi suffered left shoulder and side Injuries st Hodwood Rortd near Mh Smith when his northbound auto collided with an ml southbound rsr operated by Elver G. Golden of Kilt LdU out-of-co- nt Uty. |
