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Show Magna Times, Magna, Utah Thursday, February 28, 1963 are returned to the architects in good Sealed proposals will be receiv- order within ten days following ed by the Board of Education of receipt of proposal s Dow P. Brian, the Granite School District at its office, 340 East 3545 South, up to t Board of Education, Gran7:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 19, ite School District 1963, for the furnishing of all labor materials, transportation, and Date of Publication: Thursday, services for the construction of an Feb. 28, 1963; Thursday, March elementary school in the East 7, 1963 and Thursday, March 14, Hillsdale area located at approx- 1963. imately 2700 West 3100 South, Salt Lake County, Utah. Bids will be publicly opened FORMER MAGNA MAN ; and read in the auditorium of the Administration Office Building, DIES OF HEART ATTACK 340 East 3545 South, Salt Lake Frank I. Anderson, 63, Las VeCity, Utah, at 7:35 p.m. Tuesday, March 19, 1963. gas, Nevada, died Friday at the The' right is reserved by the Southern Nevada Memorial HosBoard of Education to reject any pital in Las Vegas of a heart and all proposals. A certified or attack. cashiers check or bid bond of not The former Magna resident was less than five per cent (5) of born Sept. 27, 1900, in Salt Lake the amount of the bid, drawn pay- City, where he married Flaurence able to the order of the Board of Hampton on March 19, 1941. He Education of Granite School Dis- was a member of the LDS Church trict, shall accompany the bid. and Culinary Union No. 226, Las This check or bid bond of the Vegas, where he had lived for accepted bidder shall be forfeited 22 years. in case he fails or refuses to enSurviving are his widow, two ter into the contract or furnish jo ns, Frank J. Anderson and Lathe 100 performance bond, and Mar D. Anderson, both of Twin 100 material and labor payment Falls, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. bond as required by the owner Merrill Call, Twin Falls, and Mrs. and the State of Utah. Bruce Pooler, Buhl; two brothers, The work called for is separ Chris Anderson, Seattle, Wash., ated into three (3) contracts, and Theodore Anderson, Magna; two namely: General Parley PeterHeating and Ventilating son and Van Peterson, both of Contract and Electrical Con Magna; a sister, Mrs. Noble D. tract. Detailed instructions, plans Coon, Magna; 18 grandchildren. and specifications and proposal Funeral services were held blanks will be on file in the of- Tuesday in the White Mortuary fice of Bruce J. McDermott & Chapel and concluding rites were Associates, architects, 1400 Foot- held in Sunset Memorial Park, hill Drive, Suite 12, Salt Lake Twin Falls, Idaho. City, Utah, where they may be James A. Garfield, the 20th consulted or secured for the purpose of bidding. A deposit of $50 President of the United States, will be required to guarantee re- gave this advice to young men: turn of said plans. Said deposit Be fit for more than the one will be refunded provided the thing you are now doing. Notice To plans and specifications Contractors Clerk-Treasur- Contract-Plumbin- Lake Ridge Hoopsters Score In Tourney AAU er 200-ya- v..Vj tfi HOOP WINNERS Are members of this Lake Ridge 2nd Ward basketball team. Left to right, back row, are Blaine Olsen, Keith Winn, Bob Langford, Doug Speirs. Lon F.ichards and Tom Speirs. Silting, left to right, are Dave Richards, The Laka Ridge 2nd Ward Ex-- 1 plorers have had an excellent' basketball season, having won the consolation trophy in Division 24 played at Kearns Sr. High Feb. 13. Previously, they had won second place in Oquirrh Stake hoop. play. The squad is coached by Stan Andreason and Dale Richards. The scores in the playoff were: Taylorville, 'h',1 100-yar- Grant Jenkins, Ron Thaxton and Bryan Holla-daHolding trophy in front are Jim Von Tassell and Joe Taylor. Coach Dale Richards is standing with the boys. Stan Andreason was the other coach. y. 38, Lake Ridge 2nd, ing 34. Classified Deadline performance in the tourna ment. Lake Ridge 2nd, 49, Granger The team presented its win-- . 2nd, 48. ning trophy to the Bishopric for : Lake Ridge 2nd, 56, Tooele, 48. in the trophy case. Lake Ridge 2nd, 57, Granger The coaches and team members would like to express their thanks 4th, 49. Named On All-StTeam to members of the bishopric for Jim Van Tassel of Lake Ridge cooperation during the season and was chosen one of the all-stespecially for obtaining new uni-- 1 team members for his outstand- - forms for the squad. Utah this week began observance of the centennial of Americas dual banking system of national and state banks, with a proclamation from Gov. George D. Clyde. It was on Feb. 25, 1863, that President Abraham Lincoln approved the National Currency said Willard L. Eccles, chairman of Utahs observance of the centennial. Mr. Eccles is also senior vice president of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. The National Currency Act led to the establishment of a system of na- tional banks chartered and super-vsec by the federal government, This was th beginning of what! Act, Mr. Curtis Kelsey, former resident of Salt Lake and a retired owner of Continental Pipe Manufacturing Co., now in the brokerage business in Florida, spoke at the Newhouse Hotel, Tuesday, 8 p.m., on the Spiritual Solution to the Economic Problem." 37 FOR INVITATIONS FOR RENT house, gas NOW Locker keys can be made heat, nice garage. Phone BY in Magna. Central Lbr. & Hdwe 37 00 dial BY PAPER And painting. Quality FOR SALE materials furnished. For free estimates call Elmo Anderson, day- FOR SALE Choice baled hay. Please call before 9:00 aun. or 4 after 5 p.m., time, or in38 after 5:00 pun. BY 00 quire at Arctic Circle. F ACKRELL- - TV Service, radio, FOR SALE Two mahogany, TV, phono, guaranteed parts and living room tables, labor, Larry FackrelL serviceman. like new, $15 each. Dial BY 3784 5600 West or S. dial Inquire 37 00 after 5:30 p. m. CY FOR SALE Baby tenda, $7, good WILL GIVE piano and guitar les37 Dial BY, sons. References furnished. $1 a condition. lesson. Inquire 3563 S. 7200 West FOR SALE Building lot, $1250. 42 Let or dial BY ui build you a new home on TV SERVICE Reasonable rates. this lot and save $10 per month. Builders, ia Lake Phone BY Douglas TV. 00 Ridge, 4 BR house, landscaped, 8176 W. 2700 South. gar. disposal, drapes, dishwasher, LENNOX Heating and Air Condi- carpets. $86 per month. Nothing or tioning Equipment. Sheet metal dn. Midwest Realty, work. Gas Appliances. We install E. Jenkins, BY 37 and service all types of heating equipment. See your authorized FOR SALE 1958 Lambretta Lennox Dealer, Glen and Jack's Scooter, good condition. See at Heating Co. 3394 W. 3500 So. Dial 8958 West 3200 South or call residence, CY shop, CY 37 00 or CY FURNITURE upholstering. Hun- FOR SALE '50 Olds '88' dreds of samples. Expert work- auto with radio, heater; good conmanship. FREE estimates. Dial dition; $150 or best offer. Contact or inquire 2610 S. 8990 Leo Rupp. 2861 S. 8750 West. BY 37 00 BY West. Sleepy Hollow. TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED FOR SALE '55 Ford INCOME TAX RETURNS Pre- Custom Line V8, radio, heater, pared in your home. Reasonable. stick shift. Inquire 2786 S. 8650 38 or CY West or dial BY R. R. Barker, BY 298-446- 298-884- 2. f leathe- r-topped Rely-A-Bui- INN RESTORED Commission and is now in need of furnishings. The old Stagecoach Inn at The state has sent out a plea for the public to Fairfield has been restored to its pioneer apdonate antiques. pearance by the Utah Park and Recreation is in another (Editors Note: This to citizens of the state for antique making the plea, said there are a series of See Utah articles defurnishings to be used in the no funds available to purchase signed to better acquaint Utahns with their home state. The articles nswly resorted Stagecoach Inn at antiques for these pioneer homes, hve been prepared by the Utah Fairfield, the Brigham Young so the commission must rely on Tourist and Publicity Council in coWinter Home in St. George and furniture donated by the public, operation with the Magna' Times. Each week a different sector or subThe three homes, now part of the Jacob Hamblin Home in Santa " will be featured.) ject Clara. the State Park system, will be open to visitors during the comThe Utah Park and Recreation O. Hayward, in - Director-Aldiing tourist season. Commission has sent out a plea Mr. Hayward said many pieces of authentic early Utah furniture can be found throughout Utah, and much of it is just gathering dust in attics, garages and basements. lt 297-207- 9. FOR SALE BY 37 Clean easier with the Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer. only 50c for first hour, 25c each hour thereafter . . HUFF AKER 37 FURNITURE, BY CARPETS WILL PAY CASH For home with bimt., $9,000 to $10,000 in Magna or vicinity. Phone EL Westinghouse refrigerator. See at West, BY FOR SALE 3036 S. 8900 37 Home in ideal loca- bedrooms, large lot full bsmL Call after 5:30 p.m. BY or inquire 2779 S. 8560 W. tion, 3 37 MISCELLANEOUS IRONING And mending done in my home, 2812 South 9150 West. 37 Dial BY WILL TEND Children, Returned LDS Church missionary. In37 quire 3389 S. 8575 West WISH TO TEND Children in my home, night or day. Inquire 3018 37 37 S. 9150 West. base-displ- ay area, including Magna and Hunter, are inviting the public to celebrate a holiday, one of four intercalary days of the Bahai Calendar, Friday, March 1. It will be held at the Hygeia Iceland in Sugar House. Supper will be served at 6 p.m., followed by a childrens program with hobbies and craft displays and skating. The cost of the evening is $1.50 and it is for supper and skating only as Bahais never take up collections, donations, etc., said Mrs. Edward Parker, secretary of the Magna group. WILD TAKE ORAL VACCINE AT YOUR LOCAL POLIO CLINIC Cyprus High School -- - Whittier School MARCH from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 2-- 3, . 298-681- 5, PRINTING Best workmanship, lowest prices at Copper Printing. WANTED Ride to 5th South and Main. Salt Lake City. Must arrive at 8 a.m. Elizabeth Tolman, 7797 37 W. 2820 South. BY unfurnished FOR RENT With stove. Inapt in Magna. 3100 South, dial quire 8812 W. bank features two pioneer ball players, a pitcher and a bat- ter. The pitcher throws a coin into a slot in the bank, K.o RENT 2 BR furnished home in Magna. Cheap. Has 5 Serving napkins, thank you acres of ground. Phone BY 37 cards all may be obtained at or BY Copper Printing Company at low, low prices. Quality work. Big se- FOR RENT Partly furn. lection. See them today. Copper Magna home, full bsmL. only $65 a month. Dial Tom Dyches, BY Printing Company office, Magna, 37 or BY 00 dial BY WEDDING is known as the dual banking system which for a century has been an important factor in the growth and productivity of the United States. Mr. Eccles said the centennial observance will continue until Dec. 31, 1963, and in Utah is under the sponsorship of the Utah Bankers Assn. Mr. Eccles, on behalf of the centennial committee, presented to Governor Clyde a replica of a coin bank popular in America shortly after the Civil War. The Mr. Kelsey was responsible for the lighting of the Shrine of the Bab on Mt. Carmel, Israel, and the Mansion of Bahji, another place of pilgrimage for the Bahais in the Holy Land. Haifa, Israel, is the world center of the Bahais. The Bahais of the Salt Lake me FOR RENT West. d ar to mechanical schedules in unfurnished printing the Magna Times, the FOR RENT deadline for placing classifieds apartment in Magna. Phone BY is Monday at 5:00 pun. 00 Thank you for your FOR RENT furnished house at 2832 S. 9150 West. Phone BY or inquire 2897 S. 9150 MISCELLANEOUS rd (Observance Of Dual Banking System Opens For Utahns ) 'yf a leg on the winning Pirate medley and freestyle relay teams. Other Cyprus winners for various events were Rodney Glare, Howard Mikolash, Ken Hill, Ralph Green, Greg Bateman, Kent Vaughn, Scott Dangerfield, Wade Collings, Jay Dimond, Russell Miller. Cyprus garnered a total of 164 points, Tooele Swim Club, 62, Ute Swim Club, 38, Intermountain School, 5, Clearfield, 1, North Crest Swim Club, 0. Darwin Killpack, one of the states great swimming stars, is coach of the Pirate squad. championships Saturday at Clearfields pool. The Pirates came home laden with trophies, winning 10 of the 12 contests in the junior mens races. John Shackleford for the winners was high point swimmer with 26 points, winning the freestyle and individual medley, placing second in the butterfly, and paddling State Seeks Furniture For Stage Coach Inn Du Tournament On Saturday Magnas fine Pirate Swim Club won the 1963 Mens Intermountain AAU swimming and diving championships and Tooele Swim Club won the Junior Womens half-brothe- g, Magna Swim Club Wins Junior 100 YEARS OF UTAH MINING PROGRESS These were all right in their day, but weve come a long way since then, Miles P. Romney, secretary, D.Utah Mining Clyde and right, tells Gov. George Centennial, Mitchell Melich, president, Utah Mining Association, left, as he demonstrates the old and new in mine lighting equipment. Mr. Romney holds up a miners candle dating back to 1860s and early carbide lantern, while modeling the very latest in mining headgear with attached electric lamp. g Gov. Clyde this week signaled one of the largest observances in state history by officially proclaiming 1963 as the Centennial Year of Mining in Utah in recognition of the location of the first mining claim, the preparing of the first of the first mining district mining laws and the organization in the state. More than 20 historical, religious, educational, business and government groups will participate in Centennial activities during the year. Gov. Clydes proclamation pointed up the vital relationand ship which mining has had with the economic growth welfare of our state and its citizens . . . impressively demonstrated by the officially reported value of Utah mineral products reaching a cumulative total of more than eight, billion dollar ia 1962." 1863-196- 3, year-lon- Antique Search Under Way A search for these antiques is now under way, headed by Mrs, O. Preston Robinson of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Robinson is experienced in this type of work, having worked on the Heber C. Kimball home in Nauvoo, 111. The state hopes to acquire some of the original furnishings used in the pioneer homes, but any authentic pieces that are dated before the turn of the century will be used. The furnishings dont have to Mrs. be in perfect condition, Robinson said. If they are not too badly warped and are in fairly good shape we can refinish them. Needs Are Listed At the Stagecoach Inn, theres a particular need for old beds, wash stands, water pitchers and a long dining room table. Were also looking for pioneer kitchen utensils, quilts, lace curtains, spinning wheels, candle-maker- s, and anything else used by Utah people around 1877, Mrs. Robinson continued. She added that anyone ested in donating furniture or obtaining information on the project should write or contact her at this address: Christine H. Robinson, care of the Utah Park Commission, Union Pacific Annex, Salt Lake City Other Dates April Utah. In commenting on the plea for antique furniture, D. James Cannon, director of the Utah Tourist and Publicity Council, said, Donors will be doing their state a great service. Not only will they help attract tourists but will also build civic pride." -- - May 18-1- 9 poo JW :WL r j1 t'x 4 V"'-- ' - - Svcf " V SKv .! ' AT Vi ty; , " , F( Vi " x, inter- 1, 20-2- 1 - ,r r. . 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