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Show vi r 6 r. tn v:;:i c? n V-- V Li i Looking for the key to Fort Ilnox? How about the title to a producing oil well? Maybe a new Cadillac, overflowing with cash and box tops? If these things are important in your life, dont look any further i enter one of the national contests, and hope that out of the millions of entries, YOURS will be the one sslcctcdL HOWEVER, , . if you'd like to enter 4 local contest, in which you have a better chance of winning . than in a national contest (you t wont get rich, but youll have more fun,) plan on entering the , Whos Who in the Magna-Hun-tarea, starting next week in the Magna Times, Local Mysteries j The mysteries to be solved in er ch 'l r Prim l&V cofeff 1 iJ L,ki V this contest axe all Wal, It means that residents of this area will stand a cnance of winning. Just a little common sense and reasonable amount of skill, and you have it in the bag," Exactly what ara your chances of winning on of the nice cash prizes? They ere much better than you IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO no sales slips, jingles, ENTER purchases, entry blanks ... no fuss ... no bother. You just play a fascinating family-fu- n game, and if you are sharp eyed, and Lady Luck gives you a big smile, you could wind up with a nice of cash. And, in little mit-fu- ll addition, it will be fun. All May Enter 1 The entire family can get in on ... the game. Each family member is welcome to enter the contest, provided he or she is old enough to fill out an entry blank and find the dues. It really pays to make it a family game, too . . . records from other newspapers indicate most winners are from families that play the game together. Mom, Dad, or some bright-eye- d youngster may spot a clue that everyone else misses. How do you go about it? Well, next week, start looking ov:r the group of small ads under the title, Whos Who In Hidden in some of these be clues to the identity person in this area. All course, will be related Magna. ads will ot some clues, of to ONE PERSON. By studying the clues, you may SMi) be able to figure out who the Whos Who for the week will be. And if you study hard, you may be able to locate ALL the clues in the paper for that issue. 4J Clues In Ad Clues will be located ONLY- in - the ads of the merchants who are sponsoring the Whos Who" section, and some of the sponsoring merchants will have one or more ads in some other parts of the paper. There may be any number of clues hidden in ANY AD of ANY sponsoring merchant. Clues will appear ONLY in the ads of participating merchants. You will be trying to guess he identity of the local personality of the week, and trying to compile a perfect list of clues. To do 1 ' r? JU yo ur D r-- t h n ,f,pc both these and have fun, too, may of clues, there will be $14.00 addnet you that little fistful of dough. ed to next weeks prize, and the will continue to grow unK' Drop your entry off at the place jackpot indicated each, week. There will til it is won. be four different ones each week, Other publishers tell us they and you can enter at one or all have a lot of fun notifying the four. You dont have to hurry winners. Seems the most frequent down to try to be fust, because a remark is: Why, thats the fust will be held to drawing determine thing I ever won in a contest in the winner. You dont even have my life. to be present to win but your The reason so many people can entry does. this Is that the contest is The first entry drawn that cor- say STRICTLY LOCAL and your enrectly identifies Whos Who may isnt competing with thouwin as much as $20.00 if the entry try sands or millions Of others. has a perfect list of clues. Even if that entry doesnt have a perfect Weil give you one clue right now you cant win if you dont list, it will win $8 00. enter. So plan now to enter the Jackpot Coes Dp weekly contest of Whos Who In A FAMILIAR SIGHT To everyone is the BUT, If the full amount is not Magna" starting next week in the building pictured above, the meeting place for the Magna Womens Club and won because of an imperfect list Times. , many other organizations for a number of years. It will soon be demolished, according to a recent announcement made by Kennecott Copper Corporation, owners of the building and land. . ? . ! The Magna Women s Club is one of the oldest organizations in the town, having been formed in 1911. Mrs. W. B. Boucher was the first president of this thriving group, which sponsored a summer playground for years at the Magna Park. J.,,k a This group was largely instrumental in having the local park dedicated by the late Governor Charles Mabey, and colorful ceremonies were held at that time. . Kennecott is placing all of their Main Street and vacant lot properties in the hands of a realtor, and desires to have the building razed or moved by early fall Inasmuch as the Womens Club treasury is not sufficient to haVe the building moved, it will undoubtedly be torn down, preparatory to the sale of the real estate for business , promotion. 4 tin, u t p7 t Z : S-- Oi , t, at I , ifCli br 7 " 77 t ,teuT.s ? SHOOTS ,!bkC. Forty-Four- Year th Q ,,v V ' 7fUnfz(ti$r Number Three Magna, Utah, Thursday, July 7, 1960 OCiaCiy 957 Arccs GCUgCi1 fca f5u0.r5 I io!ig Plans ; Oat Jlcad t: Events for the gala Oquirrh Stake Homecoming on July 25th are moving forward, under the capable direction of various committees. Concessions will be open at the Magna Community Park, 12:00 noon to include hard surfaced train, pony carte. IN ADDITION, there will be free movies, a variety show and dance. A family ticket donation will entitle various family members to participate. to '1 WUli V;- -! LJezso Gc July 25 dxSkJd-tS- b A SMALL AD reaped rich re- wards for the bookseller who it: What every young girl should know before she marries. Profusely Illustrated, specific in-- 4 Structions, sent in plain envelope. Every eager soul who clipped the , coupon received a cookbook. PAR FIGURES Guc::S g Bob Taylor, a going out in 33 and coming back Nevada school teacher, won the in 36, it was one big shot he made annual Copper Club Amateur by at No. 4 that actually spurred him 71, one under to victory. firing a second-da- y e d This is a par, to finish with 144 and a par four hole long-drivin- four-stok- HUNTER COUPLE NOTES 457-yar- advantage over defending that has a treacherous on the right champion Lou North. . ALL OF THE golfers had to Lou North had 143 total for sec25TH WEDDING DATE battle strong breezes and the Cop- ond place and Jack Ridd, homeMr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Will per Clubs long, sweep fairways town golfer par excellence, had iams of Hunter noted their 25th in Sundays final day of play. 149 for third spot While Taylor was consistent in The complete results included: BRIGHT IDEAS Play it cool, wedding anniversary on June 25th ; with Open House" for relatives for hot summer days are here! So Championship Bob , Taylor Lou North and friends. Forty-fiv- e play it smart, and make the most guests Jack Ridd of called. A special guest was Mrs. say Magna exRandy Ess-le- y Mary Ruth Clark of Boise, Idaho, pert. Try these hot or rather coot Larry Bailey cousin to Mrs. Williams. Wayne tips Irons experts who spend their $ Olsen Glenn Lewis days developing' the latest devices if" 7 the faeme Tom Green for cooling 1 153. liiii A Flight Chokey Bergera 71- First, check condenser of your 80 157; Duncan Wallace air conditioner for dut and leaves. 9 Tickets for the prize1 158; B. Paulsen Clogging Teduces efficiency in winners in the July 41h 159; Gary r. Smith Second, clean filters. Kean Ridd 78- I , r drawing at Magna were 81 159; Ron Peacock Dut can cut down the amount of pulled out of the hat to in"cool air that enters your home B Flight-Chi- ck clude the following: Wade 2 and circulates. Third, see if your 1st: Weslinghouse 11 cubic Kel166; Jim Green I unit needs oiling. New models will 5 foot refrigerator, won by N. ler 169; Smith Quick not. Jhey are sealed. Finally, A. Peterson. 2994 South 8950 S. Grande Effective July 1, I960, the Mag- provisions on mailing of first class Check" leveL Unit should tilt West Magna. 7 C E. Banks Flight 170; na Postoffice was advanced from or parcel post packages and re2nd: Weslinghouse range. slightly to back for best drainage. A. Keller P. Keller a second class to a first class terms of acceptance of Dr. Carl D. Clark, 2878 garding R. Higgins B. .these packages for mailing: COOLING OFF It was hot Thursday, and what better way to cool off, says this quartet of South 8600 West Magna. 180. 6 Hillgreen HEARD A GOOD IDEA from THIS was advancement made PooL 3rd: In at deluxe between the Magna Jackling Swimming Weslinghouse splashes, left to right Parcels mailed at a first-clas- s several officials of the Magna young swimmers on the basis of the postal receipts fry pan, John Marlor, 2853 Flower Garden Club that the per- are Clare Carter, Mike Louderback, David Zijo and Jeffrey Monson. for the calendar year of 1959. The post office in the United States South 8700 West Magna, t MAGMA WOMAN DIES fect container for all your garden Sunday was a lovely day-- if you of 99, set in 1958. ing employment in a cold storage receipts for this period were for delivery at the same or any is old an wicker fust-clasbasket, s supplies ' $4,971.84. When the receipts of an other In some sections of the town, plant. could play in hoses, visit cool canpost office in the freshened up with 4 bright new OF LONG ILLNESS work in an ice house) swim, lawns began to brown as hot, dry THE MOST practical way is to office reach $40,000 for the year, United States are limited to 40 coat of green or white paint Your yons, . winds blew. or enjoy an air conditioner. huddle by the office air condition- that office is automatically ad- pounds when addressed for declipping shears, trowel and cult! SMALL GRASS FIRES broke er, sipping ice tea or soft drinks-- lf vanced to first class. N S. L. HOSPITAL THOUGH NOT the hottest day livery in the local first and secLISTED FOR vator will all fit into this wide, of the ond zone and to 20 pounds when in this out and kept firemen busy Package Provisions Given the boss doesn't catch you. temperatures year, with basket shallow along your area stretched for the 100 mark throughout the past week. Postmaster Huish would like to addressed to the third through the Mrs. Sarah Jane Jones Spend-lov- e, And, the weatherman says relief call the favorite garden spray. Keep your and MAGNA CELEBRATION attention of patrons to eighth zones. How to heart the heat? Some is not seen for the day seem made Wedhumidity or 71, f garded Lake Ridge resTuesday gardening gloves here too- - theyre sticky. suggest spending' the day lolling nesday. He predicts continued hot Parade have been ident died Wednesday, 8:39 a. tn. now available in a variety of bathtub with a weather and fair skies. Magna's high of 97 was only two in an announced by Charles Paris, in a Salt likeTidspIlalbf natural flower prints and gay polka dots. p. below the July 3rd high good book. Others suggest obtain degrees ' chairman, to include the follow- causes.' If you hang your garden basket on ing divisions: BORN JUNE a hook near the back door, youll 10, 1889 in BounLio?is 23 Grand entries Oquirrh. Stake, tiful she was a have aU.your equipment handy MAY BE SEEN IN SALT LAKE of Evans daughter first; Magna Chamber of Com and for each foray into the garden. Ray D. Merrill of Magna and Porter Jones. She Cynthia merce, second and VFW, third. member of the local Lions Club, And, all of this equipment may Nov--s Junior Division Jobs Daugh- married Arthur Spendlove has just received word .of his ap- C OF C MONTHLY f be purchased at either the Magna 1907 in the Salt Lake ember 15, secters, first; Explorer Troop 98, or Central Lumber stores. pointment as Deputy District ond and Pleasant Green Ward LDS Temple. She was a member TUESDAY Governor of 28 T of theUtah Dis- LUNCHEON of the LDS church. . MIA, third. trict Lions. PEACE IS NOT made at the The monthly luncheon and busiSurvivors include her husband; Novelty Nos. THROUGH HIS years in Lion-ism- " council tables, or by treaties, but Miniature Lion Tamer No. 20, sons, daughter. Dr. Joseph GorMr. Merrill has held most of ness meeting of the Magna ChamU in the hearts of men. -(- Herbert Hoover. the offices in the club and during ber of Commerce will be held on first; Japanese Rickshaw, No. 19, don, Iowa City, Iowa; Max Jones, the past year he has been Zone Tuesday, July 12th at noon in the second and Wagon No. 29, third. Washington, D. C.; Dr. Ray E., (Editor's Hotel This is another in design almost as . much as Three best decorated bicycles Vernal; Mrs. John C. (Beatrice) Chairman. This position involves Magna Lion House.MY FATHER always used to in a series of articles dealing with houses x FUNERAL RITES responsibility of several clubs in Owen Coon, president extends Nos. Bates, Magna; seven grandchilAnother type is a say that common sense is seeing civil defense. Others will follow Judges weie Ray Thompson, dren; brother, sister, Dr. Aaron the district, and Mr. Merrill has a welcome invitation to all memshelter that can be built for about things as they are, and doing in subsequent issues.) bers for their attendance. John W. Paparakolas and Father E. Jones, Concord, California; Mrs. $200 in houses that have base- ARE CONDUCTED worked long and diligently with things as they should be done A fallout shelter built for test ments. Lawrence Spellen, Martha Moss, Bountiful the groups. A book introduces Mr. Paris asks that all winners Funeral rites were held SaturMAN VALERIA YOUNG, the gal that and demonstration purposes was FOR MAGNA of Five shelters, types Wedincluding dedicated in Salt Lake City thoughts, but it cannot make who have not 'picked up their day in the Lake Ridge LDS Seceveryone should be more like, one can into that be incorporated Graveside services for Marvin YOUTH REMAINS them speedily understood. by State and City Civil prize money, kindly contact him ond Ward chapel and burial made says that one nice thing about nesday new homes, are described and Jay Henline were held Tuesday defense officials. ' Baker Eddy at the Magna Sheriffs office. Mary In the Tooele cemetery. ' never clashes the color a money The prototype shelter is located illustrated in a booklet titled "The at the Valley View Memorial Park CRITICAL AFTER The fine lady was esteemed in with any outfit youre wearing, is Shelter. Fallout It under the direction of the Peel at the home of Lorenzo Olson, Family - - this area. available through- the Salt Lake Funeral .Home. itAGtiA HAVE YOU noticed that the 2686 Kenwood Street During the CAR ACCIDENT civil defense office. The Funeral Riles The Magna man, 31, of 2892 most successful men in any com coming year the shelter will be City f J. Thomas Howard Cash. 24, of for inspection to individuals booklet includes a check list of South 8850 West, Magna, died SatFuneral services for Mrs. Spendopen ones are most the alert munity supplies and equipment for a urday at 2:45 p. m. in a Provo hos- 8390 MyTon Avenue, Magna, is love included the following numwho understand the value of good and groups in this area shelter. in a critical condition at the Salt pital after a long illness. bers: will contacts and leave nothing On For Each State There is a great potential for Lake General Hospital from inPrelude and postlude music by undone to maintain continuous OctoBORN HE WAS in Ogden The U. & Office of Civil and saving lives through fallout proreceived late Tuesday in Hdde Luckau. ber 20, 1928, to Marion J. and Eva juries pleasant relationships with their Defense Mobilization is building a tection. the crash of an automobile anct Invocation by David C. Lyon of Malan Henline. patrons and prospects. prototype family shelter in every truck. parked Salt Lake City. maintain and create can include his of Survivors Anyone parents state as part of an education proMr. of ear in Driver which the Song by Vaughn Spendlove and contacts, gram. The shelters also will be Magna; sisters and brothers, Mrs. Cash was regular human-intereriding, John Oliver Not Now, But in the such as is being sponsored by the used for studying methods of con- MAN C;iS AT KOMI OF Roy (Barbara) .York, Peggy and family, Jones, 18, of Murray, was listed Coming Years. Melvin, Magna; Mrs. Gary (Col- in fair condition Magna Times in a Whos Who struction, equipping with emerat the same hosTalks by Maurice Tuttle, a contest. Read about it in another gency supplies and developing DAUGHTER Cl MAGNA leen) Stephenson, Salt Lake City 'i f ; ' pital. Lawrence Moss, a nepcolumn. nephew; and Mrs. Paul (Carla) Workman auxiliary uses, such as a study, ACCORDING TO investigating hew from Bountiful; Bishop Perry of area. or Granger. storage workshop Jerome Zabriskie, 88, of Mt Other survivors are brothers officers, the' car, was southbound Gillett of Tooele and George ROME ENDURED as long as The model shelter in Salt Lake iA Beagley. there were true Romans. America City is about five miles south of Pleasant, Utah, died Wednesday and sisters, Guy Henline, Harvey along Boxelder Street when it made east left 4300 a turn on Song, Gleneva White and Jogan will endure as long as we" remain the business district, just off 27th at the home of a daughter in Mag- Henhne and Mrs. Frank Maddy, South. It struck a pickup truck na of causes incident to age. all of Magna; Mrs. Jack Batt Ogden, Oh, My Father. American in spirit and thought underSouth State. A parked against the curb on the Benediction, Wilford Harris o! Ha was the father of local res- Granger; Llyod, Salt Lake City; south side ground type, it is located in the and knocked the truck Bingham. I!TT IT STANC- E- the dream- Olsons and has been idents, Aldren, Arthell, Mrs. Grant Clarence, Salem, Utah; Alvie, 70 feel ' backyard Dedication of grave by E ward er 1 .ghi at the worker, and the landscaped with the garden. (Velma) Allred, all of Magna. He Payson, Utah; Mrs. Floyd GardJ. Huber, Jr. wr kff laughs at the dreamer, also is survived by Shirley of ner, Birdseye, Utah; Jack, Kearns; Burial was in the Tooele jim-ter12,003 Cctt nc .aer realung t ' t one is useSUCCUMBS TO ILL Ephraim and Mrs. Donal (Thelma) Mrs. Howard Holt, Texas; George, This particular model is in the Cain of Midvale; 19 grandchildren Wyoming and William of Hunter. tne t r. less Vic Stevenson of Salt Lake City, NEW LOCATION Shown above is the Mori Market site, the The piacucal would havehno th- $2,000 class or equivalent In cost and 19 husband of the former Edna Per- former A1 Parker Ford builcLng, completely remodeled, renovated Small opportunities arc c. ing to do if it were not for the to adding a room to a house, said d silence hath more kins of Magna, succumbed Satur- and decorated to afford better service to local patrons. Customer the beginning of great f tit Funeral rites were held Monday idealist, and dreams would never Magna Civil Defense director Roy conwere and funeral rites day parking is provided at the west in the parking area. The market prises. come true if it were not for the Smith, but other types can be at Mt Pleasant under the direc- eloquence than speech. ducted Tuesday, Martin F, Tapper opened in its new location on June 22, built for less. Shelters can vary tion of the Peel Funeral Home. Continued on Back Page) d, merry-go-roun- r-J- f.teiu heat-transfe- tn Postoffice Is ? givoi ren 1; mx4 72-8- 79-7- 1- 78-8- a To Isf Goss 84-8- 7; 84-8- , 83-8- post-offic- e. 84-9- parade v;:::;:rs All " , rs prize-winne- ice-fill- ed ray c:futy c:strict Gomim ProMypo od Ucz t t.icioii of r dy (r UuuuwJ new ran doves into mi location : Sow-- o y Mr ?. st n ,41. J six-pers- y. vu-ho- Well-time- |