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Show r ::a :a, MI UTAH Thursday, Nola Hatch, Sherry Coon, Sherrie Thomas and Marilyn Laughlm. CLUB NEWS . The Kookie Kooks Club a meeting on June 18th and prepared muffins and drinks, acThe Hot Pads," directed by cording to Margo Holladay, Mrs. Leone Rushton and Mrs. Ellen Coon, departed Wednesday to enjoy three days at the Spruces The Cookouts met Friday for a camp. Members of the group are Penny Ivy, Julia Rushton, meeting and prepared a patio Lanna Peterson, Carolyn Jones, supper. 4-- H f V i;otd m , In a double wedding ceremony, four Magna area young people exchanged weddmg vows on Saturday, July 16th at Elko, Nevada. Miss Joyce Weber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan C. Weber recited nuptial promises with Vern Dymock, son of Mr. a ltd Mrs. Dymock, all of Lake Ridge and Miss Barbara Ann Mageras, daughter of Mrs. Anton Mageras and the late Mr. Mageras, became the bride of William Rydalch, son of Mrs. Vern Nielsen, all of Mag- n ' iiO Breeze Street i: Annuel Summer Petty .lies' -- 4-- H SaSISES: It Trc'.Ii la Ei!:o, I.' 4 I bwu ef m held 3HE J JJy 21, l?;o A total of 120 residents of Breeze Drive in Magna enjoyed gala summer party and dance Friday evening on the street, directed by Ned Nielson and Art Ellsworth. IARRIAGE PLANS ANNOUNCED OF PROMINENT PAIR A supper of barbecued beef and buns, fruit salad, punch and popsicles for the children was enjoyed. Making plans for their marriage August 19th are Miss Marjorie Ann Jones and Gay nor Pearson. Disclosing the news are parents HfcJ 4 W SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL Mr. and Mrs. of the bride-elec- t, W. M. Jones Mr. Mr. of Vern and Mr?. Magna. Harvey Honoring A very successful MISS SAIIDRA 0. Pearson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl, who were married in the and card party was enjoyed Something wonderfulna. E. B. Pearson, also of Magna. spring, the brides parents, Mr. by almost 150 ladies Saturday Accompanying tha quartet were The engaged couple will exand Mrs. Vprl U. Perkins of Magly exciting happens afternoon at the Magna Masonic Mrs. Anton Mageras, Mr. and Mrs. change marriage vowt In a Salt when you have one of na, 2889 South 8700 West, SUMMER TROTH Temple at an event sponsored by Vern Mrs. Mr. Val and Nielsen, Lake A recepare entertaining at a wedding Temple ceremony. The Mothers Club of Jobs DauMrs. Chester McQuivey, Wright tion at the Oquirrh Stake House our new reception at their home July 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Max Swensen of ghters. Mrs. Margaret Davis. will honor them that evening. Hie groom is the son of Mr. 5506 Kathleen Avenue, Amanda and Proceeds of this delighful affair JOHN R. NIELSON Mr.- - and Others were two bride will the be attending Attending and Mrs. Milton Earl of Magna. Acres, announce the engagement the 82nd birthday an- will be used to finance a trip to Honoring Mrs. Mrs. Mr. and Miss Miss Kathleen and Bryan Weber, sisters. The young couple exchanged nup- of their daughter, Sandra R. to Elwin Dymock, Mr. Dy mocks sis- Shirley Jones, Mrs. Max Raisor, niversary of John R. Nielson, re Long Beach, California in August tial vows at Elko, Nevada. Lawrence W. Reideman, son of garded Hunter resident for many for the young ladies to attend a The groom has completed a tour Mrs. Jack Hysmith, 4278 West ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Bonnie Colby and Mrs. Alan years, his family entertained at a convention. Thus far, ten young Norman two sisters and Aldous. Davies, of duty with the United States 5655 South, Kearns. ladies and three adults have signdinner Sunday at Liberty Park. brother-oManufactured by Sua Cory a Mrs. Mr, Little end Minster Deanna Dymock, Army and his bride is an emThe groom plans to continue bis and Mrs. Andrew J. ed to go from this chapter. A time festive was enjoyed by Merlin be Sheila Reid will flower girls. ployee at the Salt Lake General education at Westminster College Weber and Colleen Puhl, the group. Completing FolWeber. arrangements for FREE! $2 can Fancy Hospital. in Salt Lake City and the bride-eleHis son and daughters include the luncheon were Mrs. Mary the ceremony, the group lowing will attend the University PRETTY PARTY J. Willard Nielson, Mrs. James H. Paulos, Mrs. Darlene McKinney, Free Spray Net With enjoyed a wedding dinner at the BRIDAL SHOWER of Utah. (Bertha) Newton, Hunter; Mrs. Mrs. Lola Davis, Mrs. Pat McRanch Inn. Each Permanent. Miss afto Barbara Miss Complimentary Honoring Announcement of the nuptials Kathy Coon, Evan (Fern) Thomas, Provo; Mrs. Donald, Mrs. Belinda McDermaid, Mr. is of a Dymock graduate who wed Porter will Max fianced bride of Stephen D. will be read with interest by the Sadler, (Faye) Morgan, Magna; Mrs. Dell Mrs. Bernice Willie, Mrs. Martie Tooele high school and is employ, on Holden, a prettily arranged mis- many friends of the prominent July 30th, Mrs. R. S. McQuivey R. (Lucille) Sutton, Ogden; eight Thompson and Mrs. Edith KCC ed the at in Smelter Gar and Mrs. E. M. Porter were cellaneous shower was given Wed families. Whitaker. grandchildren and 19 field. The young couple plan to a at at the home of prettily planned nesday evening Chief prizes at the luncheon make their home in Magna follow the bride-elecMr. and Mrs. J. E. Curtis and personal shower Wednesday eveparents, Mr. and Hava a naw coiffure, fashionwere a Yellowawarded to Mrs. Joe Mareno to ing honeymoon trip Mrs. Floyd A. Coon. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Olsen attendning at the McQuivey home, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Toone enterably styled for you for sum-mbuffet luncheon was served to tained members of the Farm of Copperton, Mrs. Ann HumGames were played by thirty ed services at the LDS Webster stone National Park. and Mrs. Lola Davis of Parties, Receptions Planned and fall weather. and prizes given to Mrs. Dean Ward in Salt Lake City where the twenty guests and a bridal book Bureau Saturday at their Brighton phreys to Magna. their daughComplimentary made. later Henson and Miss Betty Jean Size- brother of Mr. Curtis and Mrs. cabin. Phil Bertoch of Hunter is ter and Mr. and Mrs. more, Olsen, Spencer H. Curtis, was sus- Weber are president of the organization. reat a entertaining 2 tained as second counselor to the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Christoffer-so- n Mr. and Mrs. Burton Arrington ception July 30th at the Gay way Mr. and Mrs. Abe Postma and bishop of that ward. have returned home from and family have returned to their Hunter Center and in Reception 8600 West 2700 South, Magna ten-da- y children of Butte, Montana, were Mr. Curtis made his home with tour of Southern Cali- VETERAN RECEIVES PIN home in Whittier, California, after soeials are being planned to honor Thursday guests of Mrs. Wanda the Olsen family for 9 years be- the new Mrs. fornia, traveling on the well DIAL BY spending two weeks in Magna visRydalch. Mr. Theodore Johnson, former iting relatives and trends. 28 peobus Christensen. fore moving to Salt Lake City. with iinrs. planned by jaunt hfiii ...if" rfflifu, imp All are former Cyprus high ple. The group visited Disneyland, resident of the Magna BAG Row, students. Marineland and also attended sev- was presented with a NEW WARD OFFICERS eral sessions of the Democratic diamond membership pin in the Machinist Union July 14 at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hostetter National Convention. Special Sunday afternoon Turn Verein Hall at Sacramento, and two daughters, Joan and speakers at the Hunter 3rd Ward California. Carol of Anaheim, California, were Bert Nixon of the Stake PRETTY BRIDAL FETE It was the first member- Sunday School and spent a week visiting Mrs. HosWillard Smith Mrs. Vern Dymock, ship pin awarded in the Sacra- of the tetler's grandmother, Mrs. I. E. Honoring High Council. Coon, aunt and family, Mrs. D, the former Joyce Weber, a recent mento area, and also the first .William Davis was released as E. Dimond. bride, a personal shower was membership from his lodge Sunday School superintendent, as Mrs. in area. tho given Tuesday evening by well as his assistants, Dennis Dean Henson, Miss Sandra Taylor, Mr. Johnson, machinist for the Crawford Family Runl or Planned and Glen L. Crawford. A joyous family reunion is Miss DeLona Moss and Miss Judy BAG Railroad for 14 years, Mr. Davis was placed on the Stake moved Baer of on the lawns the Sacrawith Henson his this week complimentary planned family to School Board. mento in May, 1939. He retired Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ward of home. David Rushton was sustained as from the Southern Pacific Shops Albany,. Georgia and Mr. Claude School superintendent and Sunday . Mrs. Wanda Christensen; son, at Sacramento April 6, 1959. Perkins of Costa Mesa, California, has chosen Bruce Moesser, first who. are visitors at the home of Richard and grandson, Gordon assistant and Chad Christiansen, Some CLUES below and Some Found Elsewhere In These Sponsoring .Merchants' Ads . EXPECTED HOME Mrs. Wards and. Mr. Perkins' par- Roberts, spent the weekend at second assistant. Mrs. Marilyn Word has been received that Beck ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ute Perkins, Rupert, Idaho, guests of Mr. and was released as secretary as well as other relatives and Mrs. Harry Postma. i:Z"E AFvETKI EASY RULES TSgt Harold Adams, wife and and Kay Prentice sustained as the Jan friends in this area and Kathy, will new daughters, secretary. 1. This is a family fun contest. Entries welcome from every issue. Merchants this in name own Clearfield Dont Sponsoring forget your spent return to the United States in Randy Olsen of member of the family old enough to fill out, hi? or her own. and address! Then, drop your entry at any Sponsoring Mera vacation with her grandparents, December. Kent Mrs. recent Loutensock.i You MAY submit one entry per parson at any or all of the chant whose ad is between the heavy borders of this issue. You Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Olsen in MagThey were stationed for three bride,, was honored at a miscell- na. Colleen Olsen accompanied years at Clark Air Force Base in Sponsoring Merchants whose ads era in tha rpw that is heavily may enter at all four if you wishl Thera are no other places Repairs On aneous shower Tuesday evening her" cousin back to Clearfield and the but only one entry par parson, at any one bordered this weak whtre entries will be accepted and mail entries will not be Philippines and in January, Automatic Washers 2nd the Hunter Ward store (more than on will disqualify all entries of that parson given by a weeks vacation with 1960, they were sent to Japan. accepted. Any member of the family may bring in all entries end Mutual officers. Mrs. Josephine enjoyed lot that weak.) Anyone may enter unless a member of your for that family. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an Mrs. the Adams is Olsen Bevthe L, former George family. Coe-anMrs. Lorene Fowler were adult. family is employed by tha Copper Printing. Sponsoring Mererly Johnson, daughter of former Refrigerators in charge.. Prizes- - at- - table games 6. This week's contest starts whan you receive- this issue--, chants and their families (and their employees and families) are Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Olsen re- Magna residents, Mr. and Mrs. All Types were to awarded Framp-tonConnie most welcome to enter EXCEPT during the weeks that, tha closes 5 m. end at p. turned last week from a most Theodore Johnson. The Adams Monday of the following week. At that Billie Lee Walk. Pauline and time (5 p. m. next Monday) a drawing will be held. The first Sponsoring Merchant's store is featured in black border. pleasant vacation through the plan to visit friends in this area Twenty-eigguests attended. entry drawn that correctly identifies the WHO'S WHO will win when they return. KE;;;:n northwest and Canada and 2. Nothing to buy. Use any slip of paper for entry blank. $6.00. IF THAT entry also lists evtry due hidden in all ads of Yellowstone Nathrough Do not put your entry in an envelope. Not necessary to be preBillie Maez; soirof Mr. and Mrs. tional Park. Mr. and Mrs. Max Frampton Sponsoring Merchants only, the bonus of $14.00. plus any acSERVICE sent at the drawing to win. Not necessary to be a subscriber to Mike Maez of Magna, has return cumulated bonuses will be given. Whenever this BONUS is not have had a niece, Miss Joan participate. . ed for advance schooling of the 2655 South 8850 Wart won. it will be added to next week's bonus which will continue of Gunnison, as a guest for 3. WHO'S WHO may be anyone in Ihe Magna-Hunte- r Visitors' at the homes of Mrs. Dailey area. United States- - Army, Fort Ord, PHONE BY to grow until it is won! Winning tho BONUS roquiros a PERthe ten past days. Clues to his (or bar) identity will be hidden ONLY in ads of Ethel Adamson in Magna and Mr. California. FECT list of dues ths exact number and all copied correctly. Sponsoring Merchants (this means any ad in this section or any and Mrs. Scott Hancock of Gran7. Every possible precaution will bo taken to prsvent typoad of the same merchant elsewhere in the paper.) Clues will be of the Magna Women: ger were a sister and brother-in-laMembers graphical errors that might bo mistaken, for, dues, but errorless Club-m- et scattered many ads will have no clues, while others may have club-rooMr. and Mrs. Fred C. Willis Tuesday at-ttypography CANNOT BE GUARANTEED by anyone. The pubas many as five. This is a contest of skill and wa inland to do 'v for a business gathering, of San Leandro, California and a j of lisher the tho all will Times bo in Magna judge questions, our best to outwit you. We'll be delighted if you succeed in ouiT which- was followed, by po tiuck sister, Mrs. Stella Thompson of is and his decision final. guessing us, in spile of our best efforts! luncheon. Jerome, Idaho. Heedful of every wish Family participation gives you a better- - chance to win-th- e 4. If by coincidence, the names of the WHO'S WHO (or othjackpot. Your wife, husband, or some bright eyed youngster MAY spot a clue that you miss! er facts about him) happen to appear in news items, editorial . . . attentive to every need . Got any Perry Mason in you? . . . Think YOU, can outwit matter, or other places in this newspaper, these will not count as dues. tha contest? . . . Remember, you can't win if you don't enlerl c Few people knew that, for property tax purposes, Utah's 5. To enter, write down the name you think the WHO'S Copyright by Western Advertising Enterprises. All rights, are assessed like other property. While metal mines are-ne- t Oar careful attest WHO is. List all tha dues you can find in all tha ads of the reserved machinery and Improvements are valued like ether proption to every dei erty, mining claims, usually worthlsss for other uses, are assessed at $5 per acre. And mine production is valusd tail involved in id the average of net proceeds for the three preceding r the property tax Is arrivsd at by applying funeral service reyears:-Theirsgular tax laviss Is ths total of those assessments. I, sult in a perfect 5 Biggest Little Dealer HUFFAKERT LUMBER MAGNA ! i; tribute to the In The West" v3 "Fronr fhsf eartJkcomes an abundant Ufa tar alt" FURNITURE , HARDWARE CO. Oldsmobile 3 Chevrolet departed- Furniture.- - Carpets Paint Electric Supplies PAULOS AUTO CO. 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