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Show 0 THE GARFIELD - LEADER Howard Ridga. Publisher H. Ridga. Editor Published Sinca 1111 Published By The Copper Printing Company Issued each Friday morning at Garfield. Utah Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3rd. 1179 at Garfield. Utah the Utah Adjudged one of the best weekly newspapers by Pmsa Association, given honorable mention by the National NEWS Editorial Association. - 11.50 year aavence in rates strictly Payable Mail subscription The Times welcomes contributions from its readers upon any Webster School must be signed. No subject of public interest. All communications Lharilyn Clement. contributions. to anonymous paid Arlene Barker. Reporters Please Dial 3322 and Give Us Your News. MAGNA WARD SCHOOL mu mi base- 0 .4 fijin; to have a iduary coiner in their mum. Boys niid (tii Is can gj I.) tiie ci.riHT and ivad new b juris. We like to read and maybe can seen visit the Magna l.biaiy and see all their books. We want to get library cdids, too. Inasmuch as we will doss Easter Sunday We hope to serve you Saturday with our Easter Bakery Goods !rockbank Jr. High On Monday, our principal, Mr. Clark Frei, and community leaders met and made plans to fix the E ahuol grounds. Lawn will Reo'i be planted in bark of the building, so that the entire grounds will be nice and a 5 foie place to have baseball games. Caule Evans, reporter an Wo will be closed Monday as usual. ! f CITY BAKERY PHONE I9SS Nows Jiuom Easter MAGNA. UTAH Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiimmiiiimmmimiimiimmmmif Brother Dies Ci.ncnee D muv.in Oves m, 62, died suddenly at his home in Cleveland, Emery county, Sunday of a heart ailinriit. Included in his survivors is a Mrs."H n:cr Bowen of Magna. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. sl.-le- M '.'na Ward Girls enjoyed a very pleasant skating party Saturday evening. A large group iu-g- attended. Sturt u Home 24 Monthly Down Payments In Flowing Woll District 1 C r'c Call at Jones Insurance Agency Phono Murray ol n, d, Sunday-School-Ca- 2 illness. He was a brother to Mrs. Allie Hill of Magna. Condolences are expressed in the family sorrow. GET YOUR LAWN MOWER CONDITIONED BEFORE SPRING AVOID Easter Special 1213 Easier Trip Sgt. Melvin E. Arnold of 20. West 19th Avenue, Garfield, will spend Easter Sunday at Mazatlan, Mexico, about one thousand miles south cf San Diego, California, Twel.h Naval District headquarters announced today. Together with some two hundred and fifty northern California Naval Reservists, the weekend warriors will make the trip 1 board two Bay Area destroyer es- -; corts. The cruise is part of the Naval Reserve annual training duty. j SATURDAY, SUNDAY t a-- , APRIL Sundaes Walk-o- ut Ceaaiis SKI LINE ICE CREAM Hoodlums Break Into Webster PHONE 8950 MAGNA. UTAH WWYMWWIWVWWJIMMMMWMWWWWWW1 School Friday m rl Brother Diaa in Ogden Clarence Morriss, 65, of Ogden, Utah, died Monday evening in an Ogden hospital following a short South 0124-R- Enemy supply lines, rail centers and troop concentrations up and down the Korean coast have felt the sting of over 80 tons of high orNew officers of the various explosives from the Navys First the in Magna ganizations USS Endi-cot- t. and Second LDS Wards have Ivan been released by Bishops Serving aboard the Endicott in Memmott and T. E. Ceilings to Far Eastern waters is Clarence W. include: Jr., sonof Mr. and Mrs. Hepworth, Second Ward of 2751 Clarence W. Jensen, South 8400 WestHepworth Relief Society-Thel- ma in Magna. first president; Nettie Johnson, Electronics Technician Seaman counselor; Hazel Schofield, second Hepworth who has just recently counselor; Lela Reid, secretary. been assigned to the Endicott, is a Keith Reid, Sunday-Schoof Cyprus high school Andrea-su- graduate M. Glen superintendent; in Magna and entered the Naval first counselor; George Alley, service January 18, 1951 at Salt second counselor; LaMar Maddy, Lake City. secretary. While operating in Korean wapresiZabriskie. Ella Primary ters, the Endicott has participated dent; Marian Huish, first counse- in minesweeping operations at counsesecond lor; Izella Jcppson, Pusan and Wonsan, operated as a lor; Ann Weichers, secretary. rescue and emergency hospital YMMIA-C- arl Dea, president; ship, and has proved a constant first counselor; Wayne Turpin, threat to enemy supply routes Dean Anderson, second counselor; near the coasts. Orval Bates, secretary. YWMIA-Ve- ra Her five-inc- h Dea, president; floating artillery Pearl Fuller, first counselor; Verl has sighted in on Communist Keefer, second counselor; Janice tanks, trucks, military installaBates, secretary; Virginia Alley, tions and gun positions, giving close support to United Nations attendance secretary. First Ward ground troops. When his ship docked, he was Relief Society Elizabeth Beck-steapresident; Laurel Colling, allowed to visit the Philippine first counselor; Amy Nye, second Sea CV-4- 7 where he visited a few counselor; Lucille Walters, secre- minutes with Don Johnson, also of Magna. tary. Both boys were most happy to Pettersson, superintendent; Melvin Brooks, see each other. Willis and Don enfirst counselor; Don Jeppson, listed in the Navy at the same second counselor; Blaine Larson, time. They send greetings to all their home friends. secretary. Primary Ida Eden, president; Ruth Richards, first counselor; Rigmore Tuttle, second counselor; Carol Chapman, secretary. YMMIA Ottie Harrison, president; Lee Richards, first counselor; Earl Jcppson, second counselor; David Ileise, secretary. YWMIA Vivian Harrison, president; Norma Bowen, first counselor; Cleo Kunz, secretary; Ruth Richards, attendance secretary. Miss Patsy Pettersson and Miss Geraldine Ha slam were pleasantly surprised at a lovely birthday party Friday evening. Hostesses were Elsie Anderson and Mrs. Albert Haslam. Sixteen guests attended. Prizes were awarded to El wood Davis, Janet Larson and Marjorie Poulsen. LOTS Any Size $530 and up. 5635 West 3500 Oa USB Endicoii yer-minesweeper Inasmuch as each door is locked at night in the school, burglars or Brother Succumbs Several U. S. Navy enlistees hoodlums are not able to get out unthe room of into the hallway, were inducted into the service less they break a door down. Evan John Jones, 63, died during special ceremonies at the at 8:45 a. m. of a heart one taken the In was sand room, Thursday feaLyric Theater April 1st, as a his home in Lehi. ture of the new movie, Okinawa. of the sandbox and thrown over ailment atthe brother of Mrs. Kate He was and in the other room, Among the enlistees inducted 1 everything cellophane tape was put on varwere Rubeit Skelton Jr., Thomas of Magna. South 9000 West and Douglas H. ious items. Deep sympathy is extended to from the and Judging writing 2965 South 8700 West of Baum, on the blackboard, the the sorrowed family and Mrs. printing Magna. are suspected to be junior Thomas. Immediately following their in- culprits or senior high school students. duction, the boys boarded a train for boot camp in San Diego, $AVWVWWYYYVWWVWVYV5AMAAWWWWWWWWV5P Navy Inductees NEWS HEADS GIVEN ball d.jiiiuiids have been made !ur u.s su we w.il all le able to play ball. Evei'yoiie from the 4th to the will be able to particiL.h pate in tile popular sport. first Grade SERVICE AUXILIARY Sj: ,.i;; . hen:! Mr. Philip Debs, uni p.jrieipal, has had the school iii.uhd and seven - NEWS OF YOUR NEIGHBORS The Webster School was broken into Friday night and considerable vandalism" caused to two rooms. Entrance was made by breaking four windows in two of the bottom floor rooms on the west side. New Tires All Sixet Available Below COST ON yOUR SIGNATURE ONLY Lowest Prices In State ALL TIRES ARE FIRST-GRADFirestone U. S. Royals Goodyear Goodrich Silvertown E ONE-VISI- T SERVICE. COME IN AND GET ITI NATIONAL FINANCE COMPANY OF UTAH 9013 W. 2700 South 22 West 2nd So SALT LAKE CITY MAGNA PROVO 341 W. Confer Sf. TOOELE 13 S. Main Street Budget Term If Desired Phono Magna 6372 PAUL0S AUTO CO. Phono Phono Provo 1045 Phono Tooalo 880 DIAL 8611 MAGNA. UTAH THE RUSH! FREE Pickup and Delivery during February ft March DIAL 2129 or 3381 I RUSTY'S WORKS (LEATHER leather goods from WalcUbands to Saddles i Gifts V a kinds ol Repairing Guaranteed (All So. 9100 West Magna 4 PHONE 2397 money for your of lot mileage a Want admit that the price tags of all automobiles aren't what they used to be. But its just as true today as ever before that some price tags are lower than others, and some can cost 1cm to own than others. So let's see how a Buick Special fits into the picture. Take first cost. If you put the price tag of this Buick against price tags of cars that have always been tagged as belong field youll find d ing in the that, in actual dollars, a Buicks surprisingly close to these con of lesser size and horsepower. But that's just the beginning. Wbll fl ft- -: r j v, There's no fuss or muss with a clean, silent hot water '; heater. It's entirely automatic (?4' . vi.... w" 'v.1 S'l sre fully milieu nut (bout ihc f loarri we ernner lor woldinet. Ii'e Ike pmoesl touch, the eudinf eticniioe to emy dcuil, ihc raieful plinnini end limine ita wilt uuk rout weddiua ihc eon beautiful mtmotr of roue Ufa. and its operating cost is very low. : JM-- Our yeari of eeperwnce will he helpud. Whethet k'f a lieipfa rereaioar oc aa elaboraie formal wrUdiae. yoa -a caa coaM oa of m lake T compfete retpoaiihiliry cany out each detail M perftetioa. '01 -- McDonalds Flowers Ph. 201 1 9072 WEST MAIN ST. low-price- What you're getting here is Buick quality this Special comes down the same assembly line ns Supers and Roadmasters. Its heft tells you it has extra sturdiness in frame and structure. Its Fireball Engine delivers extra power. It is on eight, a with high compression, and the miles you can get from a gallon of gas make it a thrifty performer. You get Buicks Million Dollar Ride, which protects you and the car from jars and jolts. Even the tires arc bigger which, any tire man will tell you, lengthens their wear. And if you pay a bit extra for Dynaflow Drive you're easing the strain on the engine, the rear end, tfm tires and eliminating clutch repair bills. valve-in-hea- d, ADAMS MOTOR SALES Dial 2041 Magma Utah So when we talk about mileage for your money we're talking about the miles W11 get from your car including the unused miles that are what you have to sell when you trade it in. Maybe thats why Buicks doing so well in the present market. Why not come in and see what a great car this is for you? In' mwd wudth w mlinl t i i kliifrfiil, iwntii, wMm. VM Mi XmmlKrd m Himimiiitb, ..fi.wa mi mttktrSmn. Whit Bdrwultt tjUivnal i Ttr. emt wlun Stmudtrd m JUMiuMn, trtimuU K Mrs Mat m tUur Sure is tine for 52 t 7& Wheiv hotter automobiles w ore ' |