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Show Thursday, September 1, MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH CCrfLl CLASS OF '40 PLANS REUNION CUD LADIES' LEAGUE cov.ii:;g hosted given fog uokday SEPTEMBER Bowling teams have been No. 4 LaVerne Peterson, capdrawn up for the Monday AfterErma Brown, noon Bowling Ladies League at tain, Celia Simmons, Olsen. Fellows, Gloria the Utah Copper Club for the en- Josie No. Johnson, captain, starts suing season. Competition Peg Lindow, Elva Harding, Edna September 12th. Weyland, Delena Kaatz. No. 6 Betty Sudbury, captain, The roster of teams includes: Deena Jensen, Freda Rock, No. 1 Edythe Bevan, captain, Connie McKellar, Marilyn Smith. Carol Cole, June Brems, Ilene Christofferson, Lora Adamson. No. 2 Ilene Kemp, captain, THINKING OUT LOUD Ruth Southern, Maretta Hatton, Frances Simmons, Lillian Smith. (Continued From Page 1) No. 3 Arvilla Knight, captain, bubbling, sparkling fun. Beth Buckner, Leone McGill, Bev- And if things dont look so cheerful, just sow a little light, erly Carlson, Georgia York. For every bit of darkness theres a little bit of light. For every bit of hatred theres a BE SURE little bit of love, and For every cloudy morning, theres INSURE! a midnight moon above. See 5-- Jean ' Colonna, and must be made by September 10th to: Janet Konold Arceneaux, 216 West 3rd North, Salt Lake City, Clair Bello, 2080 St Marys Drive, Salt Lake City. Beverly Bawden, 3555 West 35th South, Murray. Billie Cockerill Andreason, 2926 S. 8950 West Magna. If anyone has not received an invitation, it was only because the committee did not know their married names or addresses. FOR THEpt BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE A Democratic public rally will be held at the Magna Mine-Mi- ll Union Hall on Friday, September 9th. Insurance Questions 2950 South 8750 West Dial 6588 CARSON INSURANCS AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance Harold W. Carson, Mgr. Dial DA 5 1 The Cyprus high school Class of 1940 will hold a reunion at the Cottonwood Country Club, 1780 Lakewood Drive (17th East and 5420 South,) Salt Lake City on September 15th at 7:30 p. m. Charges will be $3.50 per person POLITICAL RALLY Local Agent Let Us Answer Your ARABIAN llORSE SHOW SEPT. 3 AT FAIRGROUNDS OQUIRfil! FLAIiS 2-- FOUH S0FTDALL G.T.ES rr.!DAY The 7th annual Utah Arabian Horse Show is set at Murray on September 2nd and 3rd, featuring 200 top Arabian horses from r i Four softball games, featuring All Stars from the Deacons, Girls, Junior and Senior group squads, will be played on the Oquirrh Stake ball grounds Friday evening, September 2nd, beginning at 5:01) p. m. REFRESHMENTS will be sold and proceeds from same will be used to purchase lights for the field, according to Lloyd Beck, who is in charge. Softball Tam Rales established by the Pleasant Green First Ward softball team. They captured the Oquirrh Stake senior softball title, won second place in the division and then entered the tourney. The peppy squad lost the first but went night to WellsvUle, on to take the consolation title. Despite a broken hand. Bishop Johnny Evans was given high honors by being chosen top 3rd baseman. This is the fourth year he has received this recognition Outstanding pitchers for the local teams were Reed Goodsell THE UofU 2-- 0, A friendly challenge from a proud distiller dont dare try and Ray Bowen. FIRST CHILD and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Beck of UUJ ...unless youre ready to change your brand most out of those wonderful college years both in learning and enjoyment at one of America foremoet univereitne, the Uaivemty of Utah. Ceee Embrace lsllraHsi SEPT. 22 Olhct Stvdsah tsflstaf, SEPT. 22-2- 4 uuwi (Continued From Page 1) Hymas, assisted by the PTA president, Mrs. Artsol Wright and secretary, Mrs. Raymond Mel-dru- v Cyprus School Jeanne Martin, president; Gwenevere Hickman, first vice president; Moroni L. Jensen, sec ond vice president; LaRee Pehr son, secretary; Grace Dimond, treasurer. Legislation Elayne Garside. Publication Dorothy Smith. Historian Betty Lou Jones. Scholarship Alice Ribotto. Magazine Mabel Herron. Room Mother Representative Eva Lund. Mambership Darlene Barton. Civil Defense Dorothy Dea. Irene Wilding. Hospitality Beth Doty. Program Laurel Collings. , 3b i Ivan Catten of Hunter, son of Mrs. Jennie Catten, was a featured cello player Friday and Sat- VELVET QUALITY SEED JUST ' i t .a rlk1 , J if i AT I i , ; .r t QUAUTY AT A SAVING Central Lumber 8927 West Mein Street Charcou! BricquetS, ioih. 69t Staffed Olives ixSBI 3 05 v "TUNE-U- P fJlild lb. 49 &r.dwh Soft BrinllS SSSfcra. 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See that burners, thermostats, safety pilots and safety limit controls are properly adjusted, and clean and free from obstructions. L o Busy Baker MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY modern ' ! 3 ra ,b. Replace or clean dirty filters, oil the motors and blowers, check blower belts. Dirty filters are often a cause of improper heating and unnecessary high bills. .A. - Phone Magna BY 3 37c lli'ops scjjcsw. pk,.3fcr.w 3 fa 79 Jelly Bet3 t See that flues and chimneys arc dear, clean and tight? -- EQUIPMENT ALL SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SEASON'S END SALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 3RD Roxburs, Monster Gum 'i -- Automatic Controls PRICES T ( FISHING Lm0 Z'Jcclicziy Pc It is our suggestion that you have your furnace dealer, plumber or heating contractor do the following: , BRANDS QUALITY 5 (or $1.00 JELLIES SKIPPY PEANUTBUTTER V Now is the time; for a i. CLOSE-OU- L PREPARE FOR WINTER! Filters REDUCED. f.' Sv ' 4 S See $3.29 GET YOUR POWER LAWN MOWERS 'Bacli-to-scbc- or 4iK Pilot Light Flues BAG RUBBER AND PLASTIC HOSE GREATLY Safleivay Will Feature G VJeelis Of FAoney-'Savo- rs r FURNACE ALSO Use our spreader and roller free. SALE ON ALL OTHER QUALITY FERTIUZERS 1 fV jf' t PER LB. 50-l- B. JUST Among the suggestions receiving the heaviest vote in order of the number of responses were: Reduce the number of students per classroom. Set up special classes related to the ability of students, and change the curriculum to include more science, less athletics and various other curric- - - 1 3v 2c M02G30 ' i.- vssx ? I (IN 10 LB. LOTS) OTHER QUALITY SEED AVAILABLE r ; CD school? i' Soil Uke City, Uteh nttf iodbisx wixn-- w k F mi PLANT LAOTS v. k CLUB TO MEET The C & G Club will resume urday at Lagoon for Johnny their fall meetings on Friday, Mathias, guest star. September 9th at the home of Mr. Catten is accomplished on Mrs. Dick Barton. Members are the cello. urged to attend. - By-La- JAM end UNIVERSITY OF UTAH a. until 5:45 "p. m. Primary will be held for these children from all three wards at 11:15 a. m. until 12:15. Each ward will take turns at conducting. Regular time and days will be followed as usual for all other students in their separate wards. For full information write: Office el the ftcsidimf enjoy- authentic Kentucky Straight bourbon. untsTim, Kinm.iExiicn ) Check the ipedal advantage, end opportunity offend YOU1 able lightness with the smooth flavor of tu ixi m S Mineral. Science UHeni y C1M worti I rtart, k V SEPT. 26 GIVEN The Whittier School 5th and 6th grades have outgrown the buildsessions ing and will have split this year. Morning sessions begin at 7:15-m. and run until 12:15 noon; afternoon sessions go from. 12:45 Plays For Singer Ewm pay cash for wracked cart.r FIRE Also soil puli for all kind off Presumably from a cigarette scan. tossed from a car, a grass fire at 4100 South and 8400 West, Magna, Bucks Auto Wrecking! caused no damage. The alarm call 4050 South 8400 Wasl was answered by firemen of Shit Dial Magna 6221 Lake County Department No. 2 on Saturday. r.iinimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiK Baa Arts Min PTA CHAIRMEN one-thir- DOUBLE ulum changes. Features of the school program most misunderstood by the public, teachers said, were: A lack of understanding of the general aims and goal of education, including the academia programs and teaching techniques. In second place was school financing, problems of taxation, methods of financing and the general need for school funds. GRASS Nvnfai and Hill the best of the things that make Kentuoky whiskey great. And we take the important extra step of aging this whiskey at a constant 72 so it is mellowed to perfection. Taste it and youll make it your own. 86 proof combine ts ef imrwdee ledwdei Iralam Heres why! Weve put into Hill Hill and Hill Salt Lake City announce the birth of a baby girl on August 27th. She weighed 5 pounds. Mater nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Blake of Kearns and are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Driffill of Magna. 0.t th. states. Halter classes will be given during the day, announces Wayne Wright, president, performance classes each evening. There will be gate prizes and feature attractions. A SPECIAL attraction will be the Arabian performance featuring Bayleyn, the famous Arabian stallion that was used in the Big Fisherman, under the direction of his owner, Don H. Banztetter, Pasadena, California. 11 An enviable reputation has been ENJOY All candidates vieing for votes will attend and speak briefly. Residents of Magna, Hunter and Granger areas are invited to attend the gathering at 8:00 p. m. Educator Says Teachers Like Jobs (Continued From Pag 1) were either well satisfied or fairly well satisfied, with the results being achieved by the schools, they had a number of suggestions for improving school services. For example, teachers were asked what suggestions they would have for improving communications between the schools and the public. Closer relationships between parents and teachers got the largest response. Better press relations, with closer cooperation and better understanding between the press and schools received the second largest vote. Asked what changes would do most to increase their satisfaction in teaching, almost d of the teachers suggested a more reasonable work load by reducing clerical work, cutting extra curricular duties and reducing the work day. One teacher expressed it this way: Eliminate the mounting clerical work. Give me 'five minutes time during the day that I can call my own." Belter Pay Schedula In second place, as a means of increasing satisfaction in teaching and close on the heels of lightened work load was a better pay schedule which would permit teachers to maintain a reasonable standard of living. Teachers were asked: Providing there were no financial barriers, what curriculum or program change would you suggest making to - improve service in your f'Q and Saturday lCf I Jr 1 vv |