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Show MAGNA ittaH j. 1934 FRIDAY, OCT, GOLFERS PLAY Coach Merrill Flag Ceretsiay Cyprus Junior : TONIGHT AT To Be Daily Elects Class Gives Lineup of COPPER LINKS Used At School Officers Here October 2. Columbus Pigskin Squad Commencing I will be Member of Club Lined Up the United States 1 CUss officer have been elected the Cyprus Junior High School ae at Announcement wsl made Wednesday Merrill Of the by Coach Merrioer Cyprus Junior High School that the following lineup would be used in the opening league game, to be played 7 hursday in the Granite district football league against an opponent yet to be named. John Papanikolat, quarterback; Virgil Thorne and Charles Downey, halfback; Art Hendrickaen, fullback; Eddie Knaus, center; Peter Cottanzo and Don Jones, guards: Gus Lrxca and David Littlefield, ttckks Wegge-lanClyde Johnson is sponsor of the and either Jack Olsen, Junior Richard Spratlry or Bill ninth grade while Mrs. Grace Rapp is ends sponsor of the student council which u to be operated tinder a different sysOthers who arc on the squad and tem this year, taking the president from the ninth, vkt president from the who may see action include Howard Wilford Coon, Lloyd Beck, eighth and secretary from the seventh Barrett, Lewis Klekas, John Dee, George grades. Alfred Bennion, Ted HarA new and different John Harknrsa. system of mon, Ray Banks, d choosing the class officers has also been Clifford Beck, Marvin Harding, Pickett. Richard "Norrii, Keith inaugurated with only president and two counsellors, eliminating the vice Barton, Kenneth Neusmeyer and Adam Williams president, secretary and treasurer. - Seventh grade: Gut Lexis, president; Wyatt, Clyde Taylor and Kenneth counsellors; David Whipple, athletic manager; Beverly Bennion, yellmistress and Joseph B. Groce, data sponsor, Eighth grad. Deon Wimmer, president; Betty Lou Walker and Keith David LittleHoffman, counsellors; field, athletic manager and Betty Mrs. Mable Cooper, yellmatter. Angell is clast sponsor. Day, honored daily High School. pr-v- Granite Upsets Le-lan- ITS MY LUCKY DAY, SAYS VAL have been meeting on Mondays and Thursdays, with Mrs. Elsie Baker in charge. The Domestic Science department under the direction of Mrs. Erda Williams serve the Mothers each time with a special delicacy. Is Your Battery Let U$ Check It For RED E Td A TOOELE X, No need for yon to have dim lights, poor ttarting or a weak radio when a perfect battery is all that's needed. yk to fc -i rir J I tj, LIES THE Leaves Salt Lake .eaves Magna for Salt Lake It Payttd Have For Magaa Your Own' 7 s00 a. m-- 9:40 a. m. 1.40 p. m. 11:00 a. m. 4:00 p. m. 5:00 p. . 40 p m 7:40 p. m. 6 SALT LAKE DEPOT 77 Sooth on Wot Templt MAGNA DEPOT: Rasmussen Garage The NEWHOUi If possible the matches will be boles eighteen boles. If not nine . and then to the club and merry-hoTh winning team gets thetr colors paintedron all flags and markers for th coming vear pro at In addition, Sid Harmon, Howard Ridge, will Park play Nibley Unsworth and Al A1 local pro Emery of Salt Lake will also be pitted against local golfers HOTE jatiteti Balt Lakt City cu Mr. J. H. Waten Preoident Entry Deadline Set For Safety Meeting Deserving Its First aid teams plaining to enter the annual safety conference and first aid meet of the Utah Nevada Safety so 12 and 13 ciety at Bingham October ADS must register by October 8 with D J WANTED Girl for general house Parker, district engineer of the U S work. References required. Apply Bureau of Mines. University of Utah Mi. T. A. Janney, Utah Copper Row. J G Hadley, society secretary, an Telt. 121. adv nounced Monday Nearly 100 persons are expected to FOR SALE Extension dining room take part in the meet The safety con table and bufftt of Golden Oak ference will open at b p m October Reasonable prices. See Mrs. William Munonal club2 in the Gemmell 2917 Spencer Avenue. house A stag party will follow the Gallagher. adv safety discussion The first aid ton Magna. test will begin at 10 30 a m October 5 Room Brick Home, FOR RENT 3 and prize wilPF swarded at the near Drive-InService Station Sc annual banquet, at 7 3Q o 51 C. C. Nielson. 2917 Cyprus Avenue , Popularity, WANT You 'flu oSfiKJsfr J B Schwer Rothtock. AppW CoroT Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farnsworth' of Ashby, Richfield. Utah, arrived Saturday for Farnsa week's vacation with Mrs. worth's sisters. Mi. C. R. Mo yes and months, ha Mis. Mary Nielson of Magna and Mrs. ?h Georat S. Taylor of Garfield.- - , 0 J. Advance APPOINTMENT?; 6-- 0 7-- PAY! la Advertising Rata Givea oa Published by tb Howard STAGF Pigskm Squad Mr Garfield: "I've never won a thing I never dreamed I would in my life. The Cyprua Juaior High School be the lucky one." Mothers Chorus met Monday for their Tkketa were drawn and their num- first meeting of this term, with 39 A bers posted up Saturday. Mr. Gar- interested Mothers in attendance. field went past the atom later, notietd contest it bring staged among sections numthe numbers and took tb first one of the grades to obtain the largest mothers to thrir credit. Secber of down. To hit extreme joy, be held leads at the present time. The the lucky duplicate when be compared tion winning group will be presented a He purchased some shells for bis the tickets at his home. He immediate' school oennant. gun during the week at the Z. C. M 1 ly telephoned in to verify it and made Rehearsals of the group are held store and deposited the tickets which a hurried trip back to the city to claim twice weekly and thus far the women were given for the items. To quote the car. PeyaMe ' 020EEE J. W. Ridd.c. : M Bee. S Tregaikit Geo. Smith, G Addy. Hank Johnson V. D A. Lucbesi. P. R Schultz. G Porbes Bond. K K. Doerr, Heath. K The Granite Junior High Football Wm. Edginton, A C. Ensign, her eleven defeated the sqnad Cyprui Packard. Clem Jones 0 H Stewart in a hotly B Richardson. Hop Ensign W WilWednesday evening, contested game. liam. L.'l,. Johnston A Ab.ett The local hoys under the coaching Wolstenholme, P M Chase M M of Martinet Merrill put up a gallant Inskeep. D. R. Kiser BLUE fight but did not teem tbit to cope with the powerful plunges and attady E line of the visitors. J Fenton. ... F Bush. B. Hefferman W Treseder RoutlUrd. I U Ray Corfield. W G Johnson. R. Thomas, P V, son. H. C. Anderson. A me! Elder, Garfield Val Navloc S. Hook. L. Lee Self, H. Harkness. E Cfon-W Page. Bill I arsed E Wallace Mothers Chorus GARFIELD AFTER WINNING NEW CAR Meeting Has 38 In Attendance Old Dame Luck smiled upon a Magna citizen last week with the result that he won a new Terraplane sedan, which was given to the holder of a lucky ticket from thousands of de stubs at the Z. C. M. I. in Sait routed H. L. Garfield of Magna is the name and to say that "Val is delight ed if a mild term for his good fortune. and consolation and Mis. Inskeep and J Kiaer .wards to Mrs Following is th lineup: d- Mr d-- clubroom. Cypres Junior d, s, Isswd Every Friday at Uagu, l Migae. Utah as seeoaBattled l the peetot of Man 5, mr .nl rock entertained at SUBSCRIPTION home. High RATES the Saturday evening at D. K. -- 12.00 Six Month, Oot Year score prize were given to Every Schwer. Dinner . Red and Blue Match. the Cyprus Junior will blow Follows at Bugleu 9:00 a. m., all students will arise to s their feet and stand at attention for one . Destined as a wind up of the year WANT-AD- S minute in observance and tribute to the activities at the Utah Copper i ' w play stars and stripes, announced Mark C. course, although match wi Lloyd, principal, Wednesday. go on, a Red and Blue with held Friday afternoon at the links It is planned to hare this new idea every member of the club lined up lor THU inaugurated with special ceremony with play, according to Professional Mow-ara dinevery pnpit participating. Ridge. After the matches, SALT LAKE ner party will be held at th Coppe flag MAGNA TIMES to mi. Complimentary are leaving Fn- .Vlark M. Inskeep who & 4 Offering indlrklBal rooms Hthat ti exceeding it nodca " 1 RENTALS DENTON GARAGE REPAIRS GARFIELD DENTON RECHARGE DRIVE-I- Super-Servic- 1 n f e MAGNA N A scientist urges a "scientific approach to politics " But in the the politician would get elected. Magna News WHAT VALUES Members of the Daughters of Utah will resume meetings Thurs Fifth at the home of Mrs day. OSbber N F Pehtsen after a summer vaca non All members and other interest A pro. ed ladies are invited to attend gram will be prestnted and refresh ments served. 1 5E70 1 622-4.5- 6 722 al tax or ltwy bridge-luncheo- n Goodrich Quality Vt- of the W. B A were de lightfuliy entertained Monday evening at the Magna Women's Club with Mrs O A Sonne as presiding hostess Card games, were plavtd and prizes given tj Mrs Myrtle Long and Mrs. Eunice Marios Luncheon was later served to twelve ladies at the price of bargain-buil- You t tires may risk the safety of yourseli family as well as your good when you buy unknown bargain-bui- lt tires I But here's a tire that gives you the maximum of honest mileage for every dollar you pay! It built to take punishment and Jkeeo your tire coats down. GoodririH Bit the reputation of Americas oldest tire manufacturer back of these husky Cavaliers. money 1 CsUeSat th eolation - V x 19 - 4.75 5.00 x 19 0x21 Sulfjtct to change without notice and to ony Gororn-ment- Members PROTECT THE r fxKon 4.50 x 20 622 Mrs F Cooper Green was hostess at Tuesday delightful at the University Club in Satt Lake City honoring Mrs. M M Inskeep who is leaving with Mr Inskeep and family Friday for New Jersey Bridge tables were arranged and high score award given to Mrs Inskeep and con solation favor to Mrs J h Rothrock A pleasant time was had by everyone TO TT. W 4.40x21 Miss Mary Lou Dow of Pierpont California is a house guest at the home of her sister, Mrs F. 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