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Show Magna Times, Magna, Utah Thursday, July 14 4 CCO JaL Rid U Sten6 Mrs. Ivan Lee entertained on Sunday at a patio party honoring her son, Bruce, on his 17th birth- day anniversary. Twenty-fou- r guests were served a barbecue dinner, danced and later attended a movie. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hayda announce the birth of a son on June 28th at St. Marks Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, 14 ounces and will fee named Allen Craig. The Haydas have a son, Scott and a daughter, Kathy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Julian Sadler and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayda, all of Magna. HUNTER NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Howard s:: vatcii Wood- v.am::s o:i bury have been hosts the past (Editors Note; Now that naBy 1970, 60 million boaters (20 Visiting this week at the home week to Mrs. Woodburys sister tion with loads of leisure lino on million more than today) will be of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hood and and friend, Mrs. Alice Halliday its hands "has turnedemnaaae to taking part in the fun. family is a son, Gaylord Tipton, and Victor Spanozo of California. the outdoors for tun. .some The eight million recreational and his wife, son Royal daughter, A group composed of Mrs. Halli-da- y .will bo sadden- boats in use today (200,000 more inevitably CalTerri Lynn of Bell Flower, and Mr. Spanozo, Mr. and ed by accidental injury or worse. than last year) come in nil sizes ifornia. Mrs. Howard Woodbury and son. This week were dealing with and shapes outboard boats, rowGrant and Enid and Fern Wood- water and boats.) boats, canoes, dinghies, sailboats The Pinochle Club held a meet- bury motored to Yellowstone for and motorboats for example. Saton Portrait of the victim of a ing at Millcreek Canyon a few days vacation. Today's six million outboard urday evening. The group enjoyed While there they met Mr. and death dealing boating aocideut: motors will double by 1970. steak fry and games of cards. Mrs. H. Ashby and son, as well A male 4 years of age jurt Almost two million boat trailers Prize winners were Mr. and Mrs. as Mr. and Mrs. Owen Grant and when hes getting the most fun are used today. Mr. were Bob Stam. Other guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant, who out of life. The actual operator and Mrs. A1 Booth of Lake Ridge, were also on vacation. The nation spends 2 billion of the boat, probably. On a fishMr. and Mrs. Hal Larsen of Miding trip. Cause of the accident: dollars a year on boating.iBy.19T0, vale and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larthe figure will be tripled. Mrs. George Rushton and son, failure to use common sense. sen of Murray. Kuhli said that of the eight America is literally-- a nation Dennis, have returned from a ten-da- y drives-do- wn to the sea million recreational boats,, nearly to San Diego, California, going-- on trip Visiting this week at the home where they were guests of Mrs. in ships, say authorities of the half are used for; fishing, about of Mrs. Carmen Simpson and fam- Rushtons daughter and National Safety Council Its fall- 3 out of 10 for eraisingand 1 out ily are Mrs. Simpsons sister, Mrs. Mr. and' Mrs. Walter Nielson, ing head --over-heels in love with of 5 for water skiing. Molly Fregoso and daughter, who are proud parents of a baby boating. Chock .Items Yolanda of Tuscon, Arizona. On son. According to the Council,hi nonHe Wednesday the group went to A granddaughter, Robin, return- governmental agency concerned how togave these suggestions on help prevent boating acto re- with all forms of safety,' 40 million Hogle Zoo, the DUP Museum and ed home with cidents: to dinner. They plan to visit the main until August when she will persons take part regularly 1. Check the condition of your Dinosaur monument in Vernal accompany her grandparents back boating. boat before leaving shore. Take to California. About 1.300 .persona dia -- each along a extra balling Mrs. A directed Group, by yea in boating accidents. oar. Cany tools for miner repairs, and Moore FriMr. Leon and Mrs,. Elsie Kirby, held a meeting And most of tha deaths should2. Take . along life , preservers. day to discuss plans for camping daughter, Shirley, attended the nt happen, declared Ralph Kuhli, Make awe everyone wears at the Spruces for three days. Jasperson family reunion in Provo the Councils-directo- r of public the children. Canyon. Saturday, usd Sunday. A safety. 3. Dont overload the boat And was Theobold Mrs. Mr. and program presented Saturday Clyde no standing .up or horseplay. Causes of Accidents entertained last week complimen- evening and Sunday School conAbove all,. Kuhli said, use comHe said a study showed 'that tary to Mrs. Theobolds brother ducted the next morning under more than half the pleasure boat mon sense in operating a boat. Reverend and the direction of Leon Moore. and sister-in-lafatalities result from capsizing and Mrs. John F. Green of Livermore, California. Reverend Green is the Mrs. Janice Hancock and sons operator negligence falling over- FIVE .MAGNA f FURRS visit board, reck less operation, makin g pastor of the Assembly of God have returned from a y . too a a in church in that area. turn, standing Peterwith her sister, Miss Jackie sharp GAIN HONOR R0U son in Long Beach, California. boat, and overloading a '.boat We would accomplish many While there they also enjoyed a Every one of these 'kinds of AT UNIVERSITY more things if we did not think trip to Disneyland, the Los operator negligence could if the ruies of . of them as impossible. and Balboa Angeles Five students from Magna were were observed," Kuhli-saidMalesherbes Beach. 683 named to the among spring He cited these facts about requarter-honoroll at the Unrver creational boating: He is the happiest, be he king of Utah. sity He that can have patience can One of every five . or peasant, who finds peace in kis To be eligible for the roll, a have what he wilL families has two boats. home. student must achieve at least a Franklin Goethe Benjamin 3 5 (A-- ) grade point average for " the quarter. From 'Magna are: Johan Blok, son of Mr. and Blok of 3384 Booth 2610 West, a senior, majoring in chemical engineering at the U. and a graduate of Cyprus High. Deon El dredge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Eldredge of 4480 South 3600 West, a June graduate in elementary education. She has been a member of MuiHii Epsilon, music sorority, and Lambda Delta Sigma, religious fraternity, atthe U. She is a 1956 Cyprus graduate. Hugh Bradley Hales, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Hugh L, Hales- of 4983 West 3500 South, a chemical engineering major and a 1958 Cyprul graduate. Lynn W. Harrison, son of Mrs. John Harrison of 2828 South 8500 West, a geography and education major and a 1953 Cyprus graduate. Brian L. Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan M. Phillips of 3634 South 5450 West, a junior major, ing in chemistry and a 1958 Cy prus graduate. fun-seeke- rs 20-4- son-in-la- Visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Staker are nieces, Misses Connie and Vickie Barlow of San Bernardino, California. They plan to spend some time at the beach and canyons. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Higley and family visited over the weekend with Mrs. Higleys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Barnes in Tremonton. On Saturday, the group attended the Barnes' family reunion in Downey, Idaho and enjoyed swimming at Downata Hot Springs. Orval Beagley was guest speak- er at the Hunter 3rd Ward Sunday evening and Mrs. William Davis was guest soloist. The meeting was conducted by Raymond Barlow, member of the bishopric. c: nrrr5 can-and-- an 4-- -- -- ZVJC Saving your students? a . if w C w money, Wj Yeaifeook,-$6.0- w' Cyprus Better start, for school fees at the local high school will take considerable, according to Principal Moroni L. Jensen. They include: Book rental, $10.00, (includes $2.00 refund.) Student activity fee, $10.00, (required of all students.) School kJ Ml Captain Smith further elaborated by saying, With fallout shelters and supplies that go with them, we hope that our attrition will be much less in the event of a national emergency. Radioactive fallout is the most widespread effect of nuclear weapons and most of the nations population over 100.006,000 live in cities of 50,000 os less end are eut-sid- e of targets. he said. This big percentage must be concerned with fallout protection. And that is why were stressing this type of shelter. Uc: ; C D. Lib G:s Per llrr i.-- J Iw al tpecial Fees. (depending : registration): itIU We are not predicting war, but The best protection yet deviszd we must work for peace. No longfor the masses of population is an er can our nation, which could be option- 0, CLefiew Va C( shelter. Captain the front line in war, afford an on underground Roy Smith of Magna, head of the imbalance between military and local area defense, said Monday. defense, he said. non-milita- ry Towel fee, physical education, $2.00. Foods, $2.00. FARMIRS 'Homemaking, $2.00. Electricity, $2.00. Mechanical drawing, $2.00. Metal Work, $2.00. .Auto Shop, $2.00. Typewriting, 50c. Schedules are now being mailed out to students, giving their roster of classes, and dates for each student to appear at the school Counselors and other school personnel will be present to assist. GROUP INSURANCE Auto - Truck - Fire - Life Call and Compare Your Present Insurance Costs AGENCY PARIS INSURANCE Charles 'Chick" Paris, Manager 2885 South 8850 West BY 7.2037 Magna. Utah ten-da- safe-boati- Mrs. Joe Whittaker have departed on a vacation trip to Vernal, Utah where Mr. Whittaker will fish and other members of the family plan to visit the dinosaur exhibts. Mr. and -- r boat-ownin- g aSnnnr TTq CbU'U Mrs.-Lende- JULY A ffo 14th to JULY 30ih ILcaEiy UJEddge?: A zzizc7 GctjqWq AuuO - I . i aJ Id irg. u WaSkU Deposit Lucky Tickets. Winner , Dravjfcg ZcSy CO c5 C:C0 pm VITH TRCURII5 J F lilo Vw'' FOR picture cf a r.u:i n ,,1 LaaJ need not be present to win car. Number will be posted in window for one week. unJ -- kwaiuMwaai J Come in Ml 3441 South E400 West, Magna 7 I M a ad Citn 1 1 plita DO J Till 70.v.::i K2 Tussy.- Coty, Max Factor, Evoatng in Paris, Rovoloa Friendship Garden cosmetics. All types Of Costume Jewelry, Permaaents. - Reg. Price THE KOI OUSpi.Mn-Tan- , Colgates Products SALE FrJCE Nobody asked' him if he wanted to come here to live. Somebody signed his name to a note for $177 worth of'National Mermans, Debt TOR BABY rc2 ci::iLz::i Toys, All kinds Paint Sets, Games, He isnt big enough to enforce his rights. And a lot of people in his com munity have THE CITY SHOPPING HABIT ... a disease which, . if let to gain too much headway, c e him en schools, churches, friends, --neighboss,md his old mans pay check. And hes helpless to do anything about it until when he grows up, he has to take off and. try to find opportunity somewhere else r. . in the far places where his neighbors have scattered the community substance which providence to their care. We often hear folks uamiti here complaining that our young people have to hOnt their fortunes in other places because we dont have opportunities for them. Home-spedollars create those opportunities ... help 'to keep our sons con tent and prosperous in our own baby supplies, foods, nipples botttos diapers, liners, lotions -- -- short-chang- . f!K f 4 S: 'i, $13 TURRYLTiTiai, 2 for (Choice of fClCATt S Glamorous Colors) SALE Instant Shave, Reg.' Price 69c $1.00 Slhick.Safety Razor, RegPrice (Vith'BBIades) Special OC OF " "GHESIA TAELETS, 100's, TI.7IX WATCHES Ve Fill 0 nOiiLM U AU'UiiLUy .1in TCOTi IPASTE, 2 giant tubes uAY HATTIES, iReg. 29c cc.v -- 69c YCc (Commended by Parents Magaxina) LirArmGlTAELETS, Rc59c, Vfc ASPEGI TABLETS, 500's, spscid ' 49c f.lC0ISS,!l2's, special EYE BATH with cup, reg. 65c, new $9.95 IL ED u .. Gl2tii!!?g3 $127 -- mnd-daugbt- midst 25c: Before we set our hearts 'too much upon see bow happy .those are who - already possess it La Rochefoucauld De3io Kennecott Prescriptions i In Our Modern Pharmacy : Happiness is a perishable fruit which must be used each day- - for it willmof keep. -- E. L Benedict J ki - 'Wii Aiso Hftsa Hicknam k4 M men uAC'iA uuLJLzLa DIAL BY 7-6C- C4 |