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Show Magna Timet, Magna, Utah Thursday, July 19, 1962 Troth is Tc!J CRADLE ROLL )oci0bij Rites Held (arter-Rasmuss- en Second Child Lieutenant and Mrs. Earl Hughes of Japan announce the birth of a boy who has been First named Earl Thomas Hughes III. They also have a daughter, Laura Elisa. Proud paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes of Magna. FINE SON Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richards announce the birth of a fine boy on in at 7 July 7th. He weighed been has and ounces 15& pounds, named Rex Dale. Two sisters. Leslie and Debra, are happy about the new playmate. Grandmothers are Mrs. Maggie Richards and Mrs. Helen Gallyer. Second Set of Twins Brent Barnson of are rejoicing Utah, Valley West, over their second set of twins born July 10th. The boys. William and Robert, weighed 4 pounds. 8'i ounces and 4 pounds, 9 ounc-e- s. Mr. and Mrs. They have twin sisters, Kristi and Julie, 5, and a brother, Paul, 4, at home. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Korous of Magna. The bride has attended Brigham Young University. Her bridegroom, a former student of Utah State University, fulfilled an LDS mission to Sweden. Entertaining at prenuptial parties were Mrs. Leonard Pinder, Mrs. Aaron Robison, Mrs. Larry Reid, Mrs. William Johns and Mrs. Roy Jensen. FIFTH CHILD Jerry Redmond announce the birth of their fifth on child, a sweet lil daughter, 28th. She weighed in at 8 pounds, 5 ounces and is being greeted by two sisters and two brothers at home. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Redmond and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kelson of Magna. June Mr. and Mrs. Don Willard are happy over the arrival of a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Willard now have three daughters and one son. TWIN GIRLS Jr. are happy over the arrival of twin girls born on their second wedding anniversary Sunday, July 15th. One weighed seven pounds and the other 5 pounds, 12 ounces. The mother is the former Gail Bendall, sister of Mrs. Stanley Anderson. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bendall of Utah and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marrelli, Sr. of Helpeh The in are visiting grandparents Hunter. Cas-tlegat- e, Named On Honor List (Special to the Magna Times) UNIVERSITY PARK, N. M. Letitia Hubbard of Magna is among 108 students at New Mexico State University to be named to the Dean's Honor List in the College of Arts and Sciences for the spring semester 1962. Miss Hubbard is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hubbard of 8430 West 3370 South Street. During NMSUs June commencement she was awarded a bachelor of science degree, majoring in physical education. Mrs. Joseph Woolley entertained members of her Sewing Club Friday evening at her home. Refreshments were served and a .social time enjoyed by the group who will meet July 27th at the home of Mrs. Ray Cromar in Salt Lake City. LOVELY BRIDE Is new Mrs. M. Phil Rasmussen, the former Lois Donna Carter. Nuptial vows were recited at the Lakeridge Ward Chapel on the evening of June 29th. A reception followed for relatives and friends. Lovely Miss Lois Donna Carter became the bride of M. Phil Rasmussen at the Lake Ridge Ward Chapel on the evening of June 29th, the ceremony being performed by Bishop Jimmie Hales. A reception followed. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cross of Magna and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Rasmussen of Hunter. Beautiful Gown For her wedding the bride chose a gown of sheer nylon underscored with taffeta. It was styled with short sleeves, scalloped neckline and a bouffant skirt. The gown was detailed with sequin trimmed lace appliques at the neckline and scattered over the floor length skirt. Her veil of illusion fell from a flower trimmed nylon bridal coronet. She carried a bouquet fashioned of pink roses and centered with a white orchid. Attendants Given Attending the bride were Mrs. Delora Christensen, Mrs. Kristine Elder, Miss Susan Ekblad, Misses Jackie and Terry Cross. Flower girls were little Colleen Cross and Susan Rasmussen. The attendants wore pink brocade with overskirts of silk organza and carried bouquets of white carnations and pink roses. Edgel Rasmussen served as best man for the groom and ushers were Michael Peterson, Val McQuivey, Jack York and Bill Powell. Mrs. Cross, mother of the bride, wore beige silk brocade and Mrs. Rasmussen, the grooms mother, Naturally, My Wedding's at the Qdij Reception S Center 4565 W. 3500 So. Convenient Tables For Serving In The Cool Country Atmosphere Easy To Get To New Management' Limited Otter WEDDING Let Tha Gay Way Girl Make Your Arrangements. 22 Miss Pamela (Pam) Grubaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Darrell Grubaugh of Magna, is a veteran at baton twirling, even though she is only 11 years old. Miss Pam has been twirling for five years and has won many state and regional contests, as well as placing high in national MANY TIMES A WINNER In baton twirling is pretty 11 year old Miss Pamela Grubaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Darrell Grubaugh, 3255 South 7200 West, Magna. She will enter competition at Sun Valley in August. e. Mr. and Mrs. Call CY Magna Baton Tvirler Ready For Sun Valley Miss FIRST SON Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swensen announce he birth of their first son on Friday, July 13th at a Salt Lake Hospital. He weighed in at 7 pounds and has six sisters at home. All concerned are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marelli, In a Logan Temple ceremony, Joleen Anna Rodak became the bride of Gordon Mart Olson Thursday. President Evan Darley officiated at the Thursday rites. Following, the newlyweds were feted at a wedding breakfast at the Utah State University Union Building. Hostess was Mrs. Elsie R. Olson, Trenton, mother of the bridegroom. He is also a son of the late C. Oscar Olson. Friday evening the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Metcalf, Magna, were hosts at a reception. Setting for the postnuptial event was the Pleasant Green Ward in Magna. An open house was held Saturday evening at the Trenton Ward meetinghouse. Lovely Gown For the postnuptial festivities, new Mrs. Olson selected a gown of nylon organza with Italian lace flower trim on the bodice. Her veil of illusion was caught to a crown of mock blossoms and she carried a bouquet of lily of the valley, encircling a white orchid. In lavender dresses and carrying pink roses and lily of the valley were Mrs. Wayne Cranfill, matron of honor; Miss DseAnne Broadhead, Miss Sheila Borich and Miss Carolyn Miller, bridesmaids. Flower girl was petite Shauna Mae Metcalf. Lionel Benson assumed duties of best man. Ushering were Lyle LaPray and Roger Rodak. Melvin Olson, brother of the bridegroom, also assisted. ' Horn in Washington Longview, Wash., will be the future home for the bridal cou-pl- Page 6 For 200 $99.95 wore a pink lace. Both had like corsages of pink roses and white carnations. Over Guest Book Mrs. Garth Hall was over the guest book and Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. Joseph Moulten, Mrs Mickey Bailey and Mrs. Clyde Taylor were in charge of the gift room. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen grandparents of the groom, also Mr. and Mrs. Edgel Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and daughter, Eileen. The young couple departed on a wedding trip to Las Vegas outNev. The brides going-awa- y fit was a gold sheath with matching accessories. The couple now resides in Magna. The bride was honored at personal shower given by Mrs Ray Elder and at a kitchen shower given by Mrs. Jack York and Mrs. Valene Simons. Out-of-to- MAGNA VISITORS Major and Mrs. Leon Hales and two children have departed for Riverside, California, after being house guests of their moth ers, Mrs. Clara Swanger and Mrs. L. J. Hales of Magna. Major Hales, a member of the armed forces, has been transferred tc Riverside from Bellevue, Nebras ka. Other guests of Mrs. Swanger have been two sisters, Mrs. Ella Evans and Mrs. Violet Brerten buecher of San Fiancisco, Cali fornia. They came to attend the funeral of a brother, Jesse Olsen of Union, Utah. A son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grow of San Leandro, California, will arrive to spend the July 24th holiday with Mrs Swanger. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Reid, and Mrs. Gaynor Pearson, and Mrs. Jon Westover, Mr. Mrs. Aaron Robinson, Mr. i Mrs. Chad Payne, Mr. and h Max Raisor, Mr. and Mrs. Ha: son Pedro and Mr. and Mrs. Moyne Oliver, members of a cial club, met at Liberty Park an out-dobarbecue dinner urday evening. or PATIO PARTY One of the lovely parties the past week was held July 1 when Our Lady of Lourdes A Society entertained their pi ners at a patio party at the ho of Colonel and Mrs. James Dicks in Magna. Twenty-t- h attended and a social time held by the group. Members of Our Lady Lourdes Girls Softball te were entertained at a Be; Party Wednesday evening Sunset Beach. A picnic lunch) was enjoyed. Chaperons w Coach and Mrs. Robert G. Bu Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Cc and Colonel and Mrs. James Dicks. In Appreciation We would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation and thanks to the business Magna Social Items Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ridge entertained at dinner Sunday honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs. D. D. Punshon. Other guests were Mrs. Mary E. Nielson, Miss Linda Hancock and the Misses Becky, Leslie and Michele Ridge. competition. She specializes on two batons, as well as three, and is the only t wirier using a lighted asbestos baton. Two years ago when Pam was 9 years old she placed fourth in national competition at Cheyenne, Wyo., and last summer was enrolled at a camp for twirlers at Santa Cruz, Calif., where she won a trophy for a drill. This camp was for twirlers all over the nation and again Miss Pam ranked very high. She takes a weekly Saturday lesson from Brenda Darling, Brigham Young University t wirier at Provo and is now making plans to enter the National Open at Sun Valley in August. She practices a great deal although her mother regretfully laughs .that ,her baton practicing is taken over by piano lessons. This pretty, blende little gal is reckoned as one of the best twirlers in the western states and again proves the old adage that practice makes perfect. firms of Bingham, Copperton, Mrs. Punshon was also honorWest Jordan, Magna, ed at a birthday dinner Saturday Midvale, Salt Lake, County Recreation evening at the home of Mr. and and all those who Department, Mrs. F. L. Hibler. contributed so generously to the success of our chuck wagon Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roberts and breakfast, July 4, at Copperton. family departed this week for a Bingham and Copperton vacation trip to Yellowstone NaLions Club Members tional Park. Wedding Bells "s th Miss Judy Abernethy exchanged wedding vows with Richard L. Wintch July I4th at a prettily planned afternoon ceremony at the home of the bridegrooms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Wintch of Manti, Utah. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Abernethy of Magna. For the occasion the pretty bride chose a white knit suit pinned with a corsage of tiny pink roses. She was attended by a sister, Miss JoAnn Abernethy, who chose an afternoon dress of turquoise shantung. Terry Tuttle friend of the groom, acted as best man. After the ceremony, a lawn buffet luncheon was served to forty relatives. The young couple are now making a home in Salt Lake City. Miss Judy Stewart entertained linen shower for at a the bride on July 10th. Announcement of the nuptials will be read with interest by the n many friends of the pair. ANNIVERSARY Too -- Pi cso JAEaADGA OGiTO Sfl.99 fOiGGOO pre-nupti- al Entire stock reduced! All better Jamaica slack sets in solids and prints. Many assorted blouse top styles. Many have two well-know- slacks. Sizes 10 to 18. John Hoopes and Ann of Magna, Alice daughter, accompanied by Mrs. Hoopes parents of Fruita, Colorado, are vacationing in the Northwest and will stop at the Worlds Fair in Seattle. They will return to Magna to visit another daughter and family, Mrs. John Baer. Mr. and Mrs. Men's Misses' Tapered Misses' Summer Ankle Better Slacks Slacks Blouses $G $11.99 Wash and wear fabric in charcoal tones. Sixes Assorted fabrics and colors in better slacks. Sizes leave After Magna Visit Brian and Kathleen Abernethy, children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abernethy of Goleta, California, who were guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Abernethy for three weeks, have gone to Allen, South Dakota, to spend some time with their maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jacobs. Mrs. Jacobs will bring them back to Magna where they will be met by their mother for the return trip home. 30-3- 1 10-1- 2 All belter summer blouse reduced in both sleeveles and sleeve tlvle. Men's Misses' Reduced! Short Sleeve Jamaica and Summer Sport Shirts Knee Slacks Dresses 0.00 0.S 2 0 6 MAN OR WOMAN OWN YOUR OYtl JO & BUSINESS First time offered. Start in spare time, if satisfied then work full time. A naw item. Refilling and collecting moneyv from bulk machines in this area. To qualify you must have a car, reference, $400 cash to secure territory and inventory. (Deposit secured by written contract.) Devoting a few hours a week to business your end on percentages of collections should net approximately $175 monthly with very good possibility of taking over full time. Income increasing accordingly. If applicant can qualify, financial assistance will be given by Co. for expansion to full time position with above average income. Include phone in application. P.O. Box 248, Magna, Utah. large assortment of print sport shirts in many colon. Sixes S, M, L. A Entire stock roducad of Jamaica and knee length slacks. Solids and prints. Sisas 10-1- 8. A large group of better summer dresses . . . 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