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Show Thursday, February 5, 1970 MAGNA TIMES, Magna, Utah Brodibnnk 7th Grade Presents Assembly Young Couple Wed in Temple ocietu fjoted Miss LeSieur Plans Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blackman, Denver, Colo., announce the Jan. 26 marriage of their daughter, Donna, to Roderick D. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Anderson of West Covina, Calif. The young couple exchanged nuptial vows in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bridegroom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roderick of Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and other sons, Richard and Patrick of West Covina, and a daughter, Mrs. Yvonne Gronberg of El Monte, Calif., Mr. and Mrs., Blackman and children, Vickie and Craig, traveled to Utah for the wedding. Richard attended the temple for the first time and also witnessed the marriage. Following the marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roderick and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maples entertained at a dinner at the Roderick home for 19 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maples, of the sister and brother-in-laAndersons, and Mr. and Mrs. Blackman and their children were guests at the Roderick w home. The newlyweds attend the Brigham Young University in Provo. PARTICIPANTS In Brockbank Junior High 7th grade assembly on Friday, are standing, left to right, Karen Christensen, Nell Killpack, Cheryl Wilkinson and Candace School A most interesting assembly was presented Friday by the Brockbank seventh grade in preparation for the talent Crane. Sitting, left to right, are Janet Thompson, Deane Hansen, Robyn Malmborg, and Dixie Wilson. Plans are now being made for the talent assembly in March. Ready for Penny Parade as- sembly in March. The included participants Mike Hymas, Robyn Malmborg, Keri Mirabella, Andy Heywood, Karen Adamson, Malinda Mor-leShannon Bills, Candace Crane, Karen Christensen, Nell Killpack, Cheryl Wilkerson, Dixie Wilson, Janet Thompson, Deane Hansen, Dennis DeLash-mut- t, Kelly Brown, Max Lester, Clint Jones, Arvid Aho, Mark y, Lovely Miss Cyndy LeSieur, affianced bride ot Richard Norris. The young couple will marry April 10. Announcement of the apAnnouncement of the engagement and approaching marriage proaching nuptials will be greeted with interest by the many of Miss Cyndy LeSieur, daughter of Mrs. Clara LeSieur, 4371 friends of the popular couple. W. 4835 South, Kearns, to Richard Norris, son of Mr. and Mrs. ADAH CHAPTER, 0ES, Robert G. Norris, 2831 S. 8600 West, Magna, was made this WILL HONOR GROUP BRIDE-ELEC- T . Gayle Nielson, Liz Holfeine, Barker, OF GRAND OFFICERS Adah Chapter No. 15, Order of Eastern Star, will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 11, beginning at 8 p.m., in the Magna Masonic Temple. The evening will honor the visitation of Clarrissa B. Low- ry, worthy grand matron, and the worthy grand patron, William Ray West, as well as associate grand officers who will ct REGIONAL WINNERS FOR WOOL DRESSES LET ME FIX Your scarf, says Miss Charlene Swensen, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Swensen, 3160 Breeze Drive, to Miss Debbie Scheel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Scheel, 4890 West 4100 South. Both of the young ladies, who attend Cyprus High School, were regional winners in the Utah Wool Growers contest recently conducted. Miss Scheel is wear Ing her winning entry'. Both of the frocks were termed excep tional. Mrs. Codi Mazuran is the instructor at the Pirate school accompany them. The ways and means committee will be in charge of refreshments, Mrs. Edith Whitaker, chairman, assisted by Thelma Daniels and Audrey Beitel. All members of the organization are urged to attend. Drive in and dine right in your car Enjoy a tasty snack,' a complete meal right in your car. Modest prices. EIGHTH CHILD Mr. and Mrs. William Sadler Jr., 3043 S. 9150 West, Magna, announce the birth of a son Jan. 26 at the Holy Cross Hospital. He weighed in at 7 pounds, 3 ounces, and has been named Michael Patrick. Mr. and Mrs. Sadler now have four sons and Ranch Fried Chicken .... 99c . . Deluxe Barrel . Webster Plans Photo by Neil Coatee Founders' Day, Chicken Dinner multi-purpos- se ARE THESE THE BRUNER CHILDREN? $1.39 $3.29 $3.99 WERE GUESSING Again, but feel these are the C. J. Bruner children. Notice the cute button shoes on both children, the d dress. We boys tie and the girls elaborately just turned a picture over and sure enough, they are the C. J. Bruner children, taken Dec. 18, 1926. There are three of these pictures at The Magna Times office and may be reclaimed by family members. crochet-trimme- 297-615- CATERIN- G- and Food, Flowers, Napkins, Etc., Various Menus Arctic Circle 8339 W. 3500 South Magna, Utah Depend on us for beautifully-printewedding invitations and announcements, correct in every detail. Reasonable rates, prompt service. Free estimates. DIAL 297-996- 6 IOIi VOI R ORDERS It is our pleasure to serve V O U -- d ! Helen Young and Employes For All Printing Needs said Kenneth C. Johnson, hosThese pital administrator. children came from 26 states and the countries of Canada, Chile, Ecuador, Fiji Islands, Mexico and Samoa. Mr. Johnson said AUTO TRUCK LIFE OAKESON FLORAL Dial i 298-525- 5 West the past ten years over 50,000 patients have been treated at the hospital, in addition to visits at 160.00Q the clinics. These patients came from a total of 40 states and the District of Columbia and 17 foreign countries. During the past year a residential treatment program for psychiatric therapy was added to the hospitals services, Mr. Johnson said. out-patien- ts Syufy yf Exclusive Reserved Seat Engagement t NOW SHOWING! ' The Magna Times I CENTURY f Exclusive Reserved Seat Engagement I NOW SHOWING! - Stake your claim to the musical goldmine of 69 PMUM01M PICTl'Rbfj LEE MARVIN CUNT EASIWOOD JEANOBERG COMMERCIAL Fast Fair Luxury Theatre that during FIRE IWNrVDOR WAGON COLOR Friendly .w . . . 297-674- 5250 S. 3200 clinics, out-patie- nt to give highly skilled, professional insurance service in your neighborhood. He's an expert in planning all your insurance outo, life, home and business. And he'll save you meet him and take advantage of and in Come too. money, his broad insurance experience. ENTIRE WEDDING SEABURGERS sters at our very able... jj FISH AMD CHIPS BARBECUED BEEF This week marked the launching of the annual Primary Children's Hospital Penny Parade, according to Mrs. LaVern W. Parmley, president of the hospital board of trustees. And, workers in the Magna and Hunter area are going from door to door, asking for donations to this worthy cause. Primary Childrens Hospital In Salt Lake City serves children throughout the world. During 1969, we admitted 7,975 patients, and in addition, we had 26,666 visits by young- Ready... willing and four daughters. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William (Hod) Sadler of Magna and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Moore, Salt Lake City. (Includi gobs of chicken, roils, hone, fries and sauce) Some of our other specials Mrs. E. (Lois) Jensen, left, and her son, A REMINDER Stake Primary teachers in reminding Hunter Jimmy, represent everyone to have the little milk carton banks full of pennies, ready to give during the month of February when the Primary will conduct the annual Penny Parade. All monies will go to the Primary Childrens Hospital where children of all faiths and from all countries are given medical aid and treatment. Day will be observed by the Webster School PTA on Tuesday, Feb. 10 beginning at 7 :30 p.m. in the e school room. A very entertaining program is to be presented and post officials honored. On the following Tuesday, Feb. 17th, a chicken dinner is planned for the benefit of the exceptional child and scholarship. This, too, will be held in the school multi-purporoom, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $1.50, adults and $1.00, children. Two children under five years of age will be served for $1.00. Reservations must be made by Friday, Feb. 13 with Mrs. or Audy L. Harrison, 5. Mrs. Feno Peterson, Anyone in the community is extended a welcome invitation to the dinner. 297-261- 0, Fast service. Regular Size Jumbo Picnic Barrel Calter, Rudd, Laurie Doxey, Karla Anderson, LeeAnn Peterson, Francis Trujillo, Gloria Trujillo, Debbie Montoya, Elda Cruz, Kay Fotheringham. The balance included Christine Nielson, Lyle Christoffer-son- , Mark Tygesen, Phil Adamson, Scott Staples, Barry Morris, Steve Manzanares. The stage crew was composed of Lloyd Wolfe, Tom Beck, Mike Marquis, Jamie Gordon. The annual Founders New Magna Teacher Miss Georgia L. Veater began teaching duties as a sixth grade teacher at the Magna Elementary School on Jan. 26, at the beginning of the second term of the school year. Miss Veater graduated from the University of Utah, where she majored in elementary education. Her home is in Sandy. Miss Veater replaces Mrs. Dawn McLaughlin, who resigned to join her husband in Pocatello, Idaho, where he had been transferred. Sherri Lu-an- ne Robyn week. The prominent pair plan to marry April 10 at the Reception Center, the ceremony to be performed in the presence of intimate friends and family members. A reception will follow. The future bridegroom recently completed a tour with the armed services, being stationed in Germany for two years. He is now an employe of the Kenne-co- tt Copper Corp. attended the The bride-eleUtah for two of University years and is now employed at the LDS Hospital as a medical secretary. Archuleta. Others were Elliott Sorenson, Cblth Paris Rts. 3 297-203- 7 Mena, Utch L--ij l n 1 1 iiy |
