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Show Tim$, Utah Ms-n- o. Thursday, D: s ciS' " ft T Yy Telling the Christmas story tlwugh messages sponsored by local merchants and industrial firms with accounts of the star over Bethlehem, the three wise men and the Babe in the manger is a kind of tradition in this -- AND NO Yuletide season is complete without it. But a special Christmas edition with a different touch is coming in the Magna Times on Wednesday, December 21st It's a wonderful package designed 'to make your holiday season brighter with Christmas news, notes about your neighbors and friends, the clubs and organizations in' this area. Dont miss the Christmas of the Times next December 21stf 3 faiHS i YUtE STORY III cacna tlv.es for THE .NEXT ISSUE s. ' MAGNA HAS MANY PAH IfW f A 10TS for your cm There is ample parking space in various planned lots for Magna shoppers, during this rushed Christmas sedson. A total of 11 parking lots are available with no validation required. For the holiday shopper who likes convenience. Magna is the place to shop. All of the parking lots are located dose to the shopping area. Neither do shoppers need to worry about mud nor snow, since the lots are surfaced with hardtop. Too, there are not any parking meters for motorists who desire to park on the Main Street The newest parking lot is at the rear of the Best Shop, and entrances may be made from the back way of this store. YcIoCo CIicIv Ij YJcry CurccD UJc 7E3 Coyc: SCHOOL PROGRAMS CENTERED AROUND THEME OF CHRISTMAS Christmas will hold, the ,n. schls now before For a happy holiday, caveat the, holiday vacation which beemptor! That means let the purgins Thursday, December 22. CAR TOPPLES, chaser beware." At the elementary schools, each And its the National Better room is observing the Business Bureaus way of wishing 3 and at Cyprus each room holidays, decoratyou shoppers a Merry, Wary ed the doorways. Brockbank also Christmas. PIT SWERVE placed beautiful holiday decoraWatch out for the gyp artists tions with a tree and petty thieves. If you dont, Three persons were injured ter of attraction. holding the centheyll get your money, return- Sunday at 6:40 p. m. when the The automobile in which they were trees elementary schools had hall ing nothing for something. and the students were alprofiteers-in-cluding The riding overturned in a borrow pit lowed to place trimmings on the come out as of it to miss .a swerved car makpickpockets the woodwork in record numbers ing a left hand turn at 4100 West fragrant pines during the crush before the holi- 2100 South. day. INJURED were Mary Kitchen, 'f.n, H of Mrs. Ernest 16, daughter Gypstars Kenneth B. Wilson, president of Magera, 2365 South 8000 West, the National Better Business Magna, suffering from a possible Bureau, said; Because shoppers fractured nose, lacerations of the to her right arent wary, hundreds of millions face and of dollars reach the hands of gyp-ste- knee which recently had an operduring the holiday shopping ation; her sister, Kathy, 6, suffering from bruises, and Dennis spree. Theres no such thing as some- D. Gunderson, 22, 190 E. South-gat- e Avenue, (2735 South), thing for practically nothing. And bruises qnd abrasions. if you fork over $5 for French Perfume offered Deputy sheriff Riley Cannon to you because youre a nice per- said Mr. Gunderson was driving son, dont be surprised to find the car west along 2100 South tap water inside the bottle. when the vehicle in front of him The fake perfume racket is made a left hand turn. Mr. Gunhigh on the list of Christmas gyps derson applied his brakes, swervthe Better Business Bureau gets ed to the left into the borrow pit complaints about Gyp charity ap- where the car rolled over. peals and petty thievery are other prominent threads in the holiday Our affections are our life. We fabrication. live by them. They supply our Absent Neighbor warmth. Thousands of smart business Beware especially of an an- .William Ellery Channing have discovered in flowers mo cient racket, Mr. Wilson said. a businesslike way to their graiirude and the express Say a delivery man rings your kindli. ness of the season toward cusdoorbell and tells you he has a tomers. Bring us your list. Use c. o. d. package for an absent our experience to select appro neighbor, Mr. Wilson explained. fresh flowers. eriate plants and Bepjg a good neighbor, you ace service cept the package to save the deto speed orders. man a What livery repeat trip. usually is insidefor about $19.95, is nothing or a brick or old newspapers or a cheap book. Mail, Phona Appeals Mail and phone appeals from GRANGER. Dial CY unknown charities are something MAGNA, Dial BY else to watch. HURT it is, r,:o , mm s Kind looks, kind words, kind acts, and warm handshakes these are .secondary means of grace when men are in trouble and are fighting their unseen Kind words do not cost much. battles. Blaise Pascal John Hall We receive love - from our children as well as others not in proportion to our demands or sacrifices or needs, but in proportion to our own capacity to love. 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