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Show "f j J ( ' I ) - - - . - lUtWM d Mkeefllmiag 141 At. Flerpo&t CUy, ti Lk Uuh r AGNA. v EOH Number Four Citizens Approve Sauer minnon, lididcd c:i ven ujaea, VJDQ'G VEI3 FAEDEOTT C7 ALL? Improvement Hearings K voted Tuesday night to ask Salt Lake County Commissioners to form a Sewer Improvement District in Magna. THIS MEANS that public hearings will be held, proper notices given and everyone will have an opportunity to be heard, for and against, the formation of an improvement district for a Magna .sewer. County Commissioner W. G. Larson pond uc ted the meeting and explained several important phases of the p. esent operation and maintenance of the sewer. One of the pertinent points brought out was the announcement that no matter who operates the sewer, a service fee of about $3 00 per month can be expected in the very near future. Cost Estimated at $1,100,000 Mr. Win Templeton, consulting engineer, estimated tne cost of a Magna citizens ' v'hS- 't.v July 0 d (Editor's Note: Requests have been received at the Copper Printing Company office, as to how Magna was named. The most reliable source is a personal letter named. written by the late Colonel D. C. They include: Jackling, founder of the Utah Organization: President Will- Copper Company, to Edith N, iam B. Martin, general chairman; Ridge, editor of the Timet. SepNormand Gibbons, chairman; tember, 1955. The portion of how Frances Hutchison, he named Magna follows:) and Buster Nay, financial secreI was most decidedly pleased tary. the giving of my name to the by Comof Members the General new swimming pool at the Cyprus mittee are: William B. Martin, school in Magna. The names Howard Lanier, Carl E. PetUr-sso- high Cyprus and Magna aie Dewaine Daryl McCarty, of my eaily interest and Peterson, Normand Gibbons, Bus- activities in the founding of Utah ter Nay, Dora Bevan, Yvonne Copper, when the name Cyprus Hess, Frances Hutchison, Joan was used by me in knowledge of Laura Wilkin, Dick the fact that Burnside, the Island of Cyprus Bezzant, Evan Colledge, Elaine m the Mediterranean was one of Garside, Carl Dea, John Bennett, the very first sources of copper m Jane Pixton, Elroy Davis, E. E. commercial quantity in the world; Matthews, Searl Huish, DeOrr and I named the first Garfield Sorensen and Thomas Collings. Plant for the beneficiation of Committee Organisation Utah Copper ore the Magna Advertising, Yvonne Hess and Plant, with the expectation that Dewaine Peterson, Utah Copper would be a great Welcoming, T. W. Jones. sifccess, as forecast in my report Parade, Carl E. Pettersson and of September, 1899, to Captain J. Dora Bevan. R. D? Lemar, although that rePrizes, DeOrr Sorensen. port was a somewhat feeble atRefreshments, Laura Wilken. tempt to express my confidence in Concessions, Dick Bezzant. the undertaking as of great potenGibbons. Normand Sports, tial value, but had little concept Program, Elaine Garside. of the , mighty institution Utah Dance, Carl Dea, chairman, Copper would become. Vera In order to guarantee success at the Oquirrh Stake Pioneer Homecoming on July 23rd and committees have been 24th, improvement, which means that the monthly service fees would amortize the improvement and that no taxes would result from the sewer improvement. The Magna sewer now has 1300 connectors, is badly overloaded and improvements are desperately needed. was Larson Commissioner authorized at the meeting to proceed at once with the proper resolutions from Salt Lake County Commissioners. s X, ,f v ' t' I t n, nt 1 t C 1 n jfV' siLV CENTRAL LBR. v. 1 f OBSERVES 35th FOUNDING YEAR The Central Lumber & Hardware Company wl observe its 35th year of founding this weekend. It was originally started by the late Mike Papanikolas. This business, as well as many other corporations and companies, Magna Investment Corporation, Construction Company, real estate and investment affiliates, are being carried on by his four sons, John E., Nick E , Gus E. and Spiro Papanikolas. They now handle million-dolla- r enterprises. Cannon-Papanikol- s V': Elder Blaine Thomas Nixon A welcome home program for Elder Blaine Thomas Nixon was held at the Hunter Ward Sunday evening, July 12th. Bishop Harold T. Dangerfield was in charge. Appearing with Elder Nixon as speaker was Elder J. Olsen, who was a senior companion to Elder Nixon as they fulfilled their mission in the Central States for the LDS Church. The Hunter Ward presented a special number, Jesus, Word of Mrs. Clarence God Incarnate. Nixon, mother of the returned missionary, also briefly spoke. On Sunday evening, a welcome home program for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Day was held in the Hunter Second Ward. They recently returned from a 214 year work mission in the Tongan Islands. APPEARING ON the program the Gunderson trio which sang two numbers. Interesting talks were given by the returned missionaries. Little Valley Literal Powder Fire Ke ' ' Due to the tall, extreme dry grasses in Little Valley, it is literally a powder keg, as firemen of Salt Lake County Fire Department No. 2 are well aware. Officials warn that if the dry grasses should go up in smoke and the vegetation from the hills removed, the flood danger to this area would be very great and dangerous. Residents are reminded that by one match and a small area that was burned in a near-b- y canyon, one-ha- lf million dollars of flood damage occurred to Salt Lake City in 1952. Such damage could also happen here if fires started. Will you keep your children away from the Little Valley and also cooperate at all times on the flood control? Magna has had several very disastrous floods in the past years, and it could easily happen again! DATES SET FOR NORTH REGION HORSE SHOW Golfer Suffers Broken Hip In Freak Accident W. S. Bill Hook, Ken-neco- tt Hook between the cart and a tree. Mr. Hook was taken to the Kennecott emergency hospital and later transferred to St. Marks hospital. His many friends extend wishes for a speedy Mr. prevent encephalatis-pre-ve- nt mosquito breeding. You can avoid getting mosquito borne encephalitis by protecting yourself and your family with these simple rules: 1. Get rid of standing water if possible. 2. Avoid g. 3. Repair leaky pipes and outside faucets. 4. Keep cellars and areas un- der house dry by ventilation. 5. Drain water from beneath coolers, refrigerators, ice boxes. 6. Empty barrels, buckets, cans and other containers and stack upside down. 7. Dont block street gutters. 8. Repair leaky irrigation valves. 9. Repair and seal cesspools and septic tanks so that mosquitoes cannot enter them to breed. ENJOY STOPOVER IN f.lAGNA LOST WITHOUT THE V MY Us t mu -- 4 SUBSCRIPTION TODAY! A. what theyre saying to members of the Pleasant Green First and Second LDS Wards who are conducting a sub scription campaign for The Times. For Each Subscription at $2.50 each, new or renewal, the wards will be given $1.00 their new toward building fund. That r MJ and said they 'thoroughly enjoyed" their stay ABOVE art Girl Scouts and here. their leaders from Doylestown. Pennsylvania, who stopped over in Magna for several days. A group of Girl Scouts and leader; Mary DeCoursey, assist- Tennessee, Kentucky and other their leaders from Troop 38, ant leader; Barbara John, Ginny places of interest enroute to MagBucks County Girl Scout Council, John, Carol Parker, Anna May na. The Magna leaders graciously Doylestown, Pennsylvania, has Windle, Florence Klair, Eileen met the caravan and at their redeparted from Magna, after en- Taylor and Ruth Long. This group had saved their quest, let them stay at the Little joying a stay at the Magna Little House, meeting local Girl Scout money for five years and depart- House. Each had her own sleeping leaders and some members of the ed from Doylestown on June 20th, bag, and the group had camping traveling in two cars. They had equipment to cook, etc. troops. Here were M. Elizabeth Berger, gone through the Smoky Hills, PICTURED L SUBSCRIBE Cyprus Money Un Deficits TODAY Franklin Edmund Draper, 69, of South 8900 West, Magna, died in a Salt Lake hospital Sunday, 6:45 p. m. of causes incident 2776 The Granite School District board of education Tuesday approved payment of deficits in the athletic program at Cyprus high school and alloted Cyprus $1,000 for purchase of football equipment; provided for purchase of serving tables, vacuum containers and a stand-b- y electric generator for the school lunch system as well as $15,261 worth of school equipment and furnishings. THE BOARD ALSO approved an operating district budget of fiscal $21,777,405 for the 1959-6- 0 school year. VFW NEWS ENTER i MACNA MAN DIES SUNDAY OF AGE ILL to age. BORN JANUARY 7, 1890, in Moroni, Sanpete County, he was a son ot Franklin and Eleanor Cloward Draper. He married Josephine Sonrup. She died December 28, 1928. He was a member of the LDS church. Survivors include two daughters and two sons, Mrs. Vera Stewart, Magna; Mrs. Velda Morgan, Oxford, Iowa; DeVon and Lloyd C. Draper, both of Salt Lake City; two brothers. Granite Allots John PLEASE X They are part of a group of nearly 200 high school and junior high musicians from six states at the clinic. Members of the Utah State University music faculty and visiting faculty members are training the participants, Funeral rites were I , W. Mahan, Helena, Mon- tana, commander-in-chie- f of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, has announced the appointment of Orlando Henderson of Magna, to serve on the VFW Committee of Finance and Internal Organization during the organizations national convention to be held In Los Angeles, California, 'August 30 to September 4tji. In making his appointment, the veterans leader said: Mr. Henderson has long shown the qualities of leadership that we, in the Veterans of Foreign Wars, art looking for. It is important that we have men of his caliber serving during our national convention, for it is there that the resolutions to be followed during the coming year will be approved. Mr. Hendersons long devotion to duty on all levels of the VFW will insure those members on a local level, who cannot attend the convention, that their voice will be heard on the national level, Mahan concluded. Baptist Church Sunday, June 199:43, Sunday School; 11:00 a. m. Morning Wpr ship Service the Gideons in ; charge. Junior high camp at July Utaba. 18-2- 5, I July 22-7- .30, Boy Scout, V Alfred B. Duckworth Alfred Beaton Duckworth, 79, regarded Magna resident, of 7200 West 3000 South, Jied in a Salt Lake rest home Saturday, 1:00 p. m. of natural causes. n man had been The ill for some time, He was a retired foundry superintendent for Kennecott Copper Corporation and had resided in Magna for many years. BORN FEBRUARY 14, 1880, in "Another thought that inspired me to use the name that I was Trenton, Cache County, he was a convinced that the almost univer- son of Joseph and Annie Beaton sally public opinion of the Utah Duckworth. He married Faith Copper undertaking would be Robinson November 13, 1897 in' practically fruitless. I adopted the Salt Lake City. Mr. Duckworth was a member to indicate my name Magna very definite conviction that the of the Lakendge Second LDS Utah Copper enterprise would be- Ward and IOOF. He was esteemed come historically great, although for many qualities of character, had been an outstanding father I had no concept that the magnitude of the undertaking would and husband. SURVIVORS are his widow; become as famous as subsequent five sons, five daughters, Alfred, events have proved. Mrs. Reed Walter, George, The name Magna was also in- (Mable) Damron, Mrs. Marvin tended to demonstrate the truth (Laura) Malmstrom, Mrs. Jeff of my conviction. The use of the (Melvie) Jenkins, Mrs. Douglas name reflected a part of my deep (Dorothy) Smith, Mrs. Ted (Betty) regard for the Masonic Order and Green, all of Magna; Clarence, one of the proverbs used as a part Los Angeles; Norman, Kearns; a of Masonic principles in their ad- brother, George B. Duckworth, herence to the truth. The phrase Lindsay, California; 37 grandchilto which I refer is used by the dren; 50 Funeral rites were conducted Knights Templar branch of the Masonic Order to emphasize the Wednesday in the Oquirrh Stake virtue of truth. The Latin origin House and burial made in the of this adage or statement clprin City Cemetery under the direction ciple is Magna est veritas, et of the Peel Funeral Home. praevalebit, meaning Truth is Who hath not" learned that mighty and will prevail. when alone he has his own No life is wasted unless it ends thoughts to guard, and when in sloth, dishonesty and coward struggling with mankind his temice. per, and in society his tongue? - Thomas Huxley - Mary Baker Eddy well-know- held Wednesday in Salt Lake City and burial made in the Ephraim Park Cemetery, Ephraim, Utah. Annual Garfield Reunion Set For KCC TESTING $81,000 DUST EXPERIMENT UNIT Saturday, July 18 The second annual reunion for former Garfield residents, is set for Saturday, July 18th from 4:00 to 10:00 p. m. at Jordan Park, 13th South and 8th West in Salt Lake City. All attending are asked to bring their own food and utensils and meet at the big Bowery, About 400 people are expected to be in attendance for the festive affair. It was held last year at The unanimous approval was made at a public hearing which preceded the regular school board meeting at the district offices, 3212 South State Street. The new budget represents a 24 increase over last years bud- Fairmont Park. get of $17,547,350, Superintendent Anyone desiring further Elmer J. Hartvigsen explained. formation may contact George Bowden, dial 6675. TIMES, "X Two students from Magna have made good records as participants in the 19th annual Utah State Summer Music Clinic in Logan, held from June 22nd to July 3 Hazel Ellsworth, They are Brent Johnston and Bob Norris, Cyprus high school students. Both were chosen for the honor band of the clinic. To Refinery office manager and an officer of the Copper Golf Club for many years, suffered a fracture of the hip socket and bone Saturday morning in a freak accident at the golf course. Mr. Hook was injured when an electric cart with H. J. Gillespie at the switch, was in reverse, and backed up, pinning Dea, Physical Arrangement, John Bennett and Thomas Collings, co chairman. First Aid station and lost child center, Royal Larsen. Purchasing, Dee Peel, chairman Beard Growing Contest Committee, Helen Jeppson, chairman; Students Participate In Logan Music Unit PREVENT MOSQUITO BREEDING: THUS PREVENT . ENCEPHALATIS TM , Y i AND WHO WILL be the fairest? A quartet is pictured above: N. R. Pixlon and Eldon Bennett, sitting and directly behind them are Andy P. Nielsen, left, and Leo Rupp, right. Mirror, mirror on the wall, whos the fairest of all? might well be said of many contestants who enter personal beauty com tests. But, entrants in the Oquirrh Stake Homecoming beard contest, are looking at each other and wondering if this is a personal beauty contest or not. The USWRCA North, Regional HOWEVER, all contestants are Horse Show will be held August very good natured, comparing 14th and 15th at the Salt Lake their beards for color, length, lux- County Fair Grounds in Murray, uriant growth. Winners will be announces Karl Gilgen of Magna. decided at the dance July 23rd Friday will feature a show at and prizes given for. 6 p. m. and Saturday perform-- 1 all around beard. Best 1st, ances are at 1:00 and 6:00 p. m. 2nd, Most novel design. Bill Heaps will serve as an- 3rd, Thickest beard. nouncer. 4th, Ugliest beard. 5th, Prettiest beard. EASTERN GIRL SCOUTS, LEADERS I 4W Aro Given if new treatment plant tor complete secondary treatment at $390,000, that collecting mams to ultimately serve over 30,000 people would cost about $540,000. and other contingencies would run over $170,000 a total of $1,100,000. Fiscal Agent George Denton stated that it appeared feasible to sell revenue bonds to finance the much-neede- Desired IICZ CiDdrl kw J IT WAS NAMED All Ago 79 MAGNA? THIS IS HOW 2GSIj 4aAi4di iiwwW HUNTER MISSIONARIES ARE HONORED AT WELCOME HOME was The Complete Home Newipaper Magna, Utah, Ttnireday, July 16, 1959 Year Forty-Thir- d IME A COMMUNITY INSTITUTION 'Read It In The Tune." J 53 Former Dies Magna in- C. Lady At Age Of 84 Mrs. Margaret Maggie) Annie Ferrell Orr, 84, of 644 N. 1st West, Salt Lake City, died at her home Friday morning of natural causes. She was the mother of deputy sheriff M. F. Oir of Magna, and had formerly resided in Magna. Mrs. Orr was bom September 30, 1874, in Sugar Grove, Butler County, Ky., to John and Frances Sweat Ferrell. Shi married James C. Orr October 14, 1891, in the LDS Temple. He died in 1918. She was a former resident of Alpine An experimental dust collector is under test this week at the Utah Copper Division Magna Mill secondary crushing building. The collector is located in the duct immediately ahead ot the stack. An experimental dust collector cylindrical section, four feet in is presently under test in the sec- diameter and 15 feet long, with a ondary crushing operation at the fan mounted end to end. First is Utah Copper Division Magna Mill. a cleaner section containing a THE $84,000 installation is part water spray system and impingeand Provo. of the Division's continuing pro- ment screen assembly. The second Other survivors include sons gram to improve working condi- is a water eliminator section and and daughters, Ivan, Granger; tions throughout its mining, mill- the third a transition section to Mrs. S. F. Beck, American ing, smelting and refining opera- accommodate flow fan. Fork; Mrs. Althea Chapman, Mrs. tions. The new exhaust system and Lucille Root, Mrs. Carole Wilson, The compact collector, about dust collector was installed under h Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ella Jocob-senthe size of comparable supervision of the industrial hyMrs. Ethel Mitchell, Provo; units, is installed directly in a giene section of the safety departMrs. Beulah Hanson, Los Angeles; duct line. Efficiency of the unit is ment with Ronald Searle, Division Mrs. Leona Johnson, Bountiful; 2 reported to be greater than other industrial hygiene engineer in e collectors. brothers, 43 grandchildren and 91 charge of estimates and engineerIf the experimental collector at ing. Funeral rites were held Mon- the Magna Mill secondary crushThe project included remodelday in Salt Lake City and burial ing operation proves successful, a ing of the existing system giving made in Alpine cemetery. similar one will be installed at the the secondary crushing building Arthur Mill, said E. K. Olson, Jr., two ventilation setups. Addition The essence of snobbery is to Division Safety Director. At pres- of the new dust collector was assess value according to a wrong ent, approval has been granted for recommended by the industrial type ot acale; the snob ia always remodeling ventilation units at hygiene section as a result of a trying to measure beauty with a the Arthur Mill secondary crush- continuous air sampling program thermometer or weight with through which the company deing building. The new dust collector is com- termined the need for clock. Arthur Koestler posed of a three double-walleone-tent- wet-typ- d, |