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Show The Magna Times, Thursday, March 14, 1991 3 Community Missionaries Watterson returns from LDS mission Doyle Lee Watterson will return to Magna on March 15 from a two-yeLDS mission to the New York Rochester Mission. He will give his mission report on March 17 at p.m., at the Pleasant Green 1st Ward, 8623 West 3000 South. An open house will follow and continue through the evening, to be held at 2612 South 8590 West in Magna. Doyle graduated with 13 years 100 percent attendance from Cyprus High School. He is the son of Mose Dee and Diana Louise McGee Watterson of Magna and brother of Mardee and Matt Schoenfeld, Dustin, Dora, Jared, Kimberly, Benjamin, and Neil Watterson, all of Magna. Grandparents are Mose and Mary Watterson of Magna, and Louise McGee of Kearns; his greatgrandmother is Eloise Christiansen of Salt Lake City. Doyle plans to attend school in the ar 1 Copper Days a good start is off to by Marie Heagren At the last Copper Days meeting held March 5, much was accomplished. Many people, showed up to offer their support and signed up for committee assignments. There are still areas that need volunteers, everything from scout to runntroops helping with clean-u- p ing a childrens game or selling drinks, Or maybe you have tickets, or a talent for decorating or would like to help in the 5K race. We encourage your participation! Copper Days is a community event, to promote the rebirth of our town. Its exciting to see it grow each year and to be a part of it. This is a perfect opportunity to meet new people and to have your ideas count. The membership drive is going well. You can become a member of Copper' Days for only $5, renewable at $1 yearly thereafter. You dont have to be a member to bfe ori committee:' Copper Days will1 be this year. The golf tournament will kick off the festival Thursday, August 18. Events are still in the planning stages. Nightly street dances, a SK walk-rua horseshoe tournament, volleyball games, softball games, childrens games, a car show, and carriage rides are just some of the festivities in store. There will be lots of great entertainment, arts and crafts booths, plus wonderful food representing different cultures. The next meeting will be April 16 at 7 p.m. at the Magna Senior Citizens Center. Anyone can attend; your ideas and help are appreciated. Booth spaces start at just $25 for a 10x10. Those interested can call 9 for mote information. held-Augus- t' 9-- 10 n, 250-313- Sons of Utah Pioneers to hold meeting tonight of The Oquirrh Mountain Chapter Sons of Utah Pioneers will hold their monthly dinner meeting tonight, March 14, at 6:40 p.m. in the Magna Senior Citizen Center. Please bring your favorite potluck, your eating utensils, and a friend. Our special speaker will be Matt and Lori Henderson. Their theme will be Back to Palmyra. your name was incorrect or left out of the 1990 If MagnaWVC telephone directory, please call 250-565- 6 and leave your name, address, and telephone number. We want to make sure EVERYONE is included this year. DOYLE WATTERSON fall and will be working in a cabinet shop and in Reams produce depart- ment in Magna. His hobbies are woodworking, fishing, golf, and camping. Doyle was bom March , 1970, living all his life in Magna. He attended Magna Elementary, Brockbank Junior High, and Cyprus High. He wrestled for Brockbank and lettered in wrestling at Cyprus. 1 Pioneer Valley Hospital Births Terry and Tamera Tolman, girl, West Jordan. Gerald and Vivian Warner, boy, West Valley City. Robert and Toni Wyman, girl. West Valley City. Kary Hovey and James Thomas, ' girl, West Valley City. Dale and Marla Emerick, boy, Sait Lake, City,, ; v David and Kathleen Larsen, boy. West Valley City. Births at Pioneer Valley Hospital from March 1, 1991 to present are as follows: Dave and Annette Eddy, boy, Magna. Charlie and Sharon Parker, boy, West Valley City. Victoria Huffaker and David Gard- ner, boy,' Kearns.- -' - - - - ;ju Bryan and Dionne McLachlan, girl, Magna. Daniel and Grace Jenkins, girl. West Valley City. Alec and Sheryl Wilkins, girl. West Valley City. William and Julie Ann Maestas, girl, Bennion. Krislene Blakeslee, girl, West Valley City. Gale Chartland and Dennie Harrison, girl. West Valley City. Guy and Lisa Bleazard, girl. West Valley City. Steven and Janice Jaeckel, girl. West Valley City. Brad and Antji Klein, boy, Kearns. Richard and Tamara Thomas, boy. Salt Lake City. Paula Mercado and Jay Bryant, boy, Sandy. Lenny and Lisa Wiley, boy, West Valley City. Tommy and Tina Hutzler, girl, Tooele. . . Scott Hollingshead returned home to Magna after serving with his 144th c unit in Saudi Arabia during Desert Storm. Scott left Utah 106 days ago. He is Hi! Im Megan Mamales, daughter home on an emergency medical leave of Diane and David. Ive been thinkuntil March 23. His National Tluard ing about the past year and it has been unit is scheduled to come home lots of fun. I have learned to walk, and sometime in July. wow! That gets a lot of attention! Now Scott has learned and observed the whats next for 1991? culture and traditions of a nation that By the way, my grandparents are most Americans only associated with Darlene and Pete Mamales from oil prices. Magna, and Bonnie and Leon Wimbcr He learned that these Islamic people from West Valley City. are very religious with varying degrees of activity. The Saudi citizens were extremely friendly and nice towards the Americans. Islamic laws are harsh, fair, and quick. Those condemned to die are either stoned or beheaded. Scott said they drank bottled water 11-2- 2 and he ate lots of lamb, chicken, and rice. The weather has been cold and Kindergarten registration at Magna wet. All soldiers were careful about terto March Elementary will be March c was rorist activity. The 22. The kindergarten orientation will for the worst, and was relievprepared be Friday, March 22 at 9:30 a.m. in ed .when the worst never happened. the multipurpose room.. Most patients were seen for intestinal disorders and severed fingers from tank MEGAN MAMALES Happy birthday! Fern E. Evans ioletta Fern Eldredge Evans, age died March 6, 1991 at Pioneer ey Hospital. le was bom September 25, 1901 in Icreek, Utah, the daughter of ton Nebeker and Clarissa Amelia se Eldredge. Fern married William Evans on September 1, 1920 in the Lake LDS Temple; he passed iy in 1976. he was a resident of Bountiful for ears, where she taught school for She iy years in Davis County. She served in the Primary 10th the ward and stake for many rs, and was an active visiting her. She was loved as a grand-he- r by all who knew her. urvivors include sons, Earl Eugene Jackie Evans. Omaha, Nebraska; en and Cleo Evans, Magna; eight ldchildren, 17 g. n; at Lee worked in Magna for many years for Safeway as a meat cutter; he later transferred to Salt Lake, retiring in 1980. He has always been very active in his church callings. Lees garden is his pride and joy. He also is a helpful friend and neighbor. Ruth worked at J.C. Penney Co. in Magna for years, then worked at by Sharon Linschoten Magna Times Feature Writer Obituaries great-gre- Lee and Ruth Richards will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday, March 23, 1991 at a family dinner hosted by their children, They were married March 19, 1941 in the Salt Lake Temple and made their home in Magna, where they have lived most of their married lives. Hercules; she retired in 1975. She also has been very active in her church callings. She loves to sew for herself and helps Lee in the garden. The Richards served an LDS mission together in 1982 to the Spokane Washington StateSMissiomr--- , They love to camp and fish and travel with their trailer. The Richards have one daughter, Vickie Larsen, who lives in Dallas, Texas with her husband Ron and their four children; and two sons, Steven L. and his wife Vicki, who live in West Valley City. Their son, Ryan Richards, is deceased. They are the proud grandparents of six grandchildren and two g . Magna man returns home from Desert Storm duty . ;e Richards to celebrate . their golden anniversary Mar. 23 grandchildren; ther, Frederick, Littleton, Colorado; ers. Merle Smith, West Valley Poulsen. Salt Lake City. ;uneral services were held March 9. :rmcnt. Bountiful City Cemetery. Ci-Gra- ce . Med-Eva- Kindergarten registration to be held March 1 1 doors slamming down on their hands. Scott worried about his family. Letters were slow to arrive. CNN coverage of the war in the first week was not extremely favorable and those ' serving in Desert Storm wondered if they would receive a heros welcome or a Vietnam welcome. His answer came as he drove around Magna and felt the spirit of those who adorned their houses and yards with yellow ribbons and American flags. While waiting for letters, Scott read 28 books, novels to historical books, some of which he took over, some of which Americans had sent over in boxes. We wish Scotts wife, Stephanie, a quick recovery and Scott and all our servicemen a heros welcome. 1 Med-Eva- Come see the Magna booth at the Spring Home & Garden Show at the Salt Palace, Thursday, March 14, through Sunday, March 17. Up March 18: Ninja Turtle Days. Ninja burger, Turtle tots, Footclan fruit, Krang cookie, Michaelangelo milk. March 19: Salad tray or meat gravy over whipped potatoes; buttered roll; celery sticks; cinnamon applesauce; choice of chocolate, whole, or 2 milk. March 20: Com dog, buttered carrots, peaches, blueberry shortcake with whipped topping, choice of whole or 2 milk. March 2 : Taco salad tray or lasagna with cheese, garlic roll, carrot sticks, PTA International Week starts fruited Jello with pears, choice of milk. whole or 2 March 11. March '22: Nachos, mixed On Friday, March 15, Academic Achievers is due. vegetables, cherry crisp with whipped topping, choice of whole or 2 milk Magna Elem. News 1 |
