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Show Thurday, Apnl 2, 1 964 MAGMA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH i lAmra taros llsater Mr. Merrill Wilding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Wilding, and borg, auditioned with 20 other friend, Mr. Bob Anderson, spent Jay-cette- participants at the Granger High their spring vacation in Lake School for an appearance Sunday, Ridge, before returning for furMarch 29, on Eugene Jelesniks ther studies at the College of Southern Utah. Talent Showcase. Miss Malmborgs number was a "Hawaiian Dance," and the enTwenty - two excited little round little tire presentation boosted her to guests gathered Nanette Dimick, daughter of Mr. the top of the talent list. and Mrs. Keith Dimick, Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. John Adamson March 26, and helped celebrate Jr. motored to Franklin, Idaho, her seventh birthday anniversary. Dycks Fhxnnzsy Harold and Maretta Rushton. LOVERS 3910 S. 5200 West Hunter, put the finishing touches on a flower arrangement for a baby shower for which one of their neighbors was hostess. The couple are well-know- n in gardening circles, particularly for their flower arrangement abilities. It really all started when Harold Rushton enrolled in an adult night school class at Kearns Junior High School. It was being taught by L. W. Hillam on the subject of gardening. Most of those attending the class were residents of Kearns. Now, it just so happened that Mr. Rushtons family had been farming the ground on which Camp Kearns was built, so Mr. d Rushton knew what the soil was like there, and understood some of the problems the residents were having. This led Mr. Hillam to ask Mr. Rushton to talk to the class about the soil problems of that area. Gives Talks Mr. and Mrs. Wally Wilding It wasnt long until Mr. Rush-to- n and family were Sunday dinner was giving talks on soil probguests ' at the home of Mr. and lems at various gardening groups Mrs. Wilford Wilding. in the Salt Lake Valley. He and first-han- - Yes. We're Open 7 Days a Week last year, she conducted a course for the Kearns Now, she has been asked to give the same type of course at Craft House. The classes are scheduled to start on April 16 and will probably be held for two hours each Thursday morning. Registration for the $10 course is being handled by Craft House. One of the students in Mrs. Rushtons Jaycettes class last year, Mrs. Jerri Otte, went on to win a trophy and 13 ribbons for her flowers and flower arrangements which she entered in the state fair last fall. And, the Rushtons - themselves have moved into prominence in Utahs gardening circles. On the second day of the annual Spring Garden Festival an event which all garden club members throughout the state look forward to each year Mr. Rushton was one of the featured flower arrangement demonstrators on the afternoon program. Festival Official Meanwhile, Mrs. Rushton was in charge of the floral arrangement division at the Festival, held at The Terrace, Salt Lake City, this year. Besides this, one of her arrangements received the Award. This is given to floral arrangements using fresh cut flowers. In this particular arrangement which Mrs. Rushton entitled, The Machine Age, she used some old auto gears which she had cleaned and brightened up, as the container for the arrangement featuring Birds of Paradise. After Mrs. Rushtons success in the Utah Gladiolus Society show, she and her husband, in 1955, helped organize and were charter members of the Kearns Green Thumbers Club. Mr. Rushton has served as president of that club and is currently president of the Wasatch Mens Garden Club, an affiliate of the National Mens Club. Mrs. Rushton is currently serving on the flower show committee for the Salt Lake County Fhir Board. six-wee- ks FLOWER Tri-Col- s. or have been answered during the past period, to include: March 19 Roberta Ciesla, 5565 Kathleen Dr., Amanda Acres, a student at Brockbank Junior High School, was injured on the trampoline.- She was taken to St. Marks Hospital March 20 Leo Oliver, 942 W. 5th North, Salt Lake City, an employe of Kennecott Copper Corp. dike, suffered injuries when he was caught between a big pipe and dirt, and was taken to the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City. He reported back to work a few days later. March 21 Verna Symes, 2776 S. 9150 West, was taken to St Marks Hospital and delivered of a child. March 23 George Comstock, Hawthorne, Calif., visiting a son at 3540 S. 8400 West, suffered a stroke, and was taken to a Salt Lake hospital March 26 Virginia Griego, 2659 S. 8950 West, suffered a stroke and was removed to the Salt Lake General Hospital 6760 Utah Copper Division employees. Every day Utahs topper family buys about 13,200 Quarts df one toilk. This is just of example the enormous purchasing power represented by the Kennecott "payroll Other examples of how employees spend their daily eahungs 6f approximately $124,000 include average daily expenditures of $25,000 for food products;$2i;700 for housing, $11,700 for clothing and $3,200 for health care. From the full the call DATES GIVEN FOR STAKE PLAYOFFS, APRIL 6, 7, 8, 10 his wife, Maretta, had joined the Magna Garden Club in 1945 but had not been very active. But since Mrs. Rushtons favorite flower was (and still is), the gladioli, they joined the Gladiolus Society in 1952. Mrs. Rushton entered her first flower show in 1954 and won the International Gladiolus Award, which rated her among the top growers, internationally. This was just the incentive she needed to get her enthusiastic about gardening. So while her husband was preparing horticultural talks, she began making flower arrangements. Soon she was winning blue ribbons at all the flower shows with her imaginative arrangements. The house that is built accordFlowar Arrangements Then she began getting re- ing to every mans advice seldom quests to demonstrate flower ar- gets a roof. Swedist Proverb ranging at various womens meet ' ' - ' ' 'i v rahge of their buying, virtually every segment of Utah's economy feels the impact of copper. However, KCnhecott's annual r payroll of nearly $45 million is ju3t part of the story. Add $30 million in local purchases by the company, 'and state and local tax payments totaling $12.5 million, and the grand total soars to $S7J5 million! ' Every operating day at Kennecott is the stinting point of dollars that circulate from one end of the state to the other. Directly and in directly just about every Utahn is in the path of these dollars. I'U Copper DlvUoa 4 79 Americas largest 56855 SJfS ncozcsdffl (Sopipos GoE&OSrQticDT3 ! ,r;:t ifay .ft to the families cf Kennecotta HOUSE TRAILER FIRE Merlin Heath, 7175 W. 3500 South, Magna, suffered a loss of $4,000 on a house trailer March 21, the damage being caused by an overheated oil stove. Firemen' of Salt Lake County Fire Department No. 2 answered - 5 supply ANSWERED HERE Regional playoffs for the girls volleyball competition will be held at the Kearns NoTth Stake House April 6, 7, and 8 and at the Oquirrh Stake House on April 10, according to an announcement made by officials. Admittance tickets at $1 may be obtained from Sharon Cheney and Kathleen Empey of the Magna Second Ward; Martha Andreason of the Lake Ridge Second Ward and Marie Losee or LuAnn Ahlquist, states Mrs. Leola Smith. Representing Oquirrh Stake are Magna Second, Lake Ridge us be Let of good cheer, remembering that the misfortunes Third and Lake Ridge Second. hardest to bear are those which White lies are but the ushers never happen. James Russell Lowell to black ones. Frederick Marryat ' It wc&ld take a herd fnearly t0 tows to CALLS Five cases requiring ambulance ings, such as Relief Society. Then, transportation by the Magna unit Miss April Malmborg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Malm- and spent the weekend visiting Delightful games, depicting the with Mr. and Mrs. John Adam- Easter theme, were played. Luncheon was served and the son Sr. guests watched Nanette light a A baby boy has joined the fam- birthday cake and blow out the ily of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brack- candles. An Easter basket was en. The new arrival will be given each little guest as they known as Steven Crosby and will left. celebrate his birthday on March Cub Scout Pack No. 658, di21 from now on. rected by Cub Master Keith DimMr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones, 7843 ick, held a gala meeting Friday. W. 3100 South, motored to Ogden A variety of skits were presented Saturday to visit their son and and various awards made. Six den family, Mr. and Mrs. Leon B. mothers received Den Mothers Jones. They were also guests of pins and the cub master was Mrs. Marilyn Thornley. given his pin. A total of 120 people attended and Easter treats were given. Wins in Flown Show A thrilled and talented Mrs. J. E. (Hazel) Jones "copped" a An Easter egg hunt was the blue ribbon in the Spring Garden main event Saturday afternoon Show at the Terrace, Salt Lake at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy City, March 22, 23, 24 and 25. Peterson, for 15 excited children. Mrs. Jones displayed a ceramic A luncheon was later held for ' creation, entitled, The Monkey Mrs. Wayne Tischner, Mrs. LorTischMrs. raine Bowl. Hischner, the Betty Holding ner, and the hostess, Mrs. PeterLake of the girls Twenty Ridge son. Ward enjoyed a slumber party DEPARTS FOR PARLEY Friday evening, March 27. A gala Duane Hughes, 3390 S. 7655 evening was held, and breakfast served the following morning. West, left Friday by jet for a Science Teachers Convention. Mr. Hughes was one of 12 teachRUPTURE-EASE- R ers selected from the state to make the journey. T.M. Bw O.a Pit a r. (A PltvInMltwO The group visited schools in Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City and Denver. They studied the science programs of these schools and compared them to various science programs in Utah. Funds for the tour were provided by the Ford Motor Co. AT'lLAI.CE FIVE Couple "Enjoy" Gardening, Competing In Shorn Selling 6 Year Old Kentucky Bourbon |