OCR Text |
Show S ,' J r, toinmN -- Read - v It in The Times or Leade- r- The Complete Home Newspaper4 CHATTER ThirtysixtfeaT arHSIdtalljPridayCjrSnS? Harmful Copt This newspaper has always endeavored to give the better side of a person's character at least an even chance in publishing articles. Candidates For This is the philosophy we try to use when the question, Shall 1 Abernathy. Ellen Joan print this?" arises. Alldradge. Anna Doan While it is not strictly accurate AUgaier. Arthur Newsome to say that we do not publish anyAnderson. Janies Floyd thing that might cause embarrassArava, Carla Rae ment or sadness to anyone, we Archibald. Gary L. have to publish something that Arnold. Leo Finlinson somebody may not find pleasing Annual Commencement Austin. Carollee now and then. But we do try and Anglesey, Lamoni W. not print anything that is not nec- Exercises at High School Bailey, Shirley Louise Ballstaodt. Du Wayne Quick essary by the measure of proper uditorium news values that would wound Berwick. Beryl Alfreda or embarrass anybody. Bawden. Joan The annual commencement We often do not stress the ler Bawdan. Margaret Ann of Cyprus high school pleasant happenings of this world Beagley. Grant L. g Becksiead. Arnold. LaMar leaving that to the large dailies. will be held this Thursday in the auditorium, and the We honestly and sincerely en Bergstrom. Gary Wayne deavor to devote more time to the urgent graduating class in the Bertoch. Dona Lenore rewill of the institution, Bird. Lillian Gold good men do, hoping thus,' with history the dailies as a balance, to give a ceive diplomas. Blake, Raymond Gay The program and list of gradtrue and fair picture of mankind. Bolton. Marion Peterson uates follow: J. VICTOR BESS. PRESIDING Taxes THEME: Bern To Be Free" The average American family Brass Ensemble - Prelude had an income of $3,400 in 1952 Graduates March of Graduates and paid $1,100 in taxes direct Richard Hymas Invocation d of and indirect Over Class of 1953 ... .Theme Song the money received went for . . . Carina Woolfenden Birth of Freedom taxes. Bevan Chipman Freedom of Thought and Expression No wonder citizens complain Loci Hepworih Clarinet Solo about the rising cost ef governBarbara Garrard Freedom of Enterprise ment Double Mixed Quartette The $1,100 paid in taxes would They Call It America' Claudette Mitchell. Mary Slater. Carla Arave, Elaine Morgan. have provided a $21 basket of Raymond Blake, LaMont Anglesey, Lynn Harrison, LaMar groceries each week in the year, i Simmons. Ann Nielsen. Accompanist. or it would have gone considerLink in Chain Twenty-nint- h Ruegg Wally Wilding-Rolanably in paying off the mortgage Loel Hepworih Presentation of Gift on the home or the debts the famJohn W. Fitzgerald Scholarships and Awards ily had incurred. It might have John W. Fitzgerald Presentation of Class been saved and aided in financing J. Victor Bess a college education or helped Awarding of Diplomas O. Thayne Acord assure a comfortable old age. Class America" 1 was interested to recently Delbert Del Porto Benediction learn that Californians, like citiMusic directed by John Manning zens in a number of other states, Speeches directed by Wendell Bewthorpe pay a state income tax, in addition to all their other assessments. The deadline is April 15th, one month after Uncle Sam takes his CYPRUS TO Graduation 1953 FETE GRADS THURSDAY EVE cve-tin- one-thir- d Freakish Weather Causes Some big bite. In California, if you are single, you pay 1 of your net earnings after a $2,000 exemption. If you are the head of a family you pay 1 Damage In Area Over Weekend Freak weather, although above $3,500 plus $400 for each wel- come to farmers, has prevailed for four days in this area, bringing a heavy downfall of rain. The torA Story The story is told of a young lady rents soaked land Monday and who worked in a federal govern- continued Tuesday and through the night into Wednesday. ment office in Washington. She was proud of her job, so she Weather forecasters say therell be more on Thursday, but after wrote her parents about it. I work, she wrote, in the that they believe Old Sol will data analysis group of the apti- make his appearance. If so, this of the division together with the beneficial watude test sub-un- it dependent. Poppy Day Saturday Legion Croups To Solicit Local Support of occupational analysis and man- ter, should help gardens and other Poppy Day is the day of remembrance the one day each year we aging table of the bureau of labor vegetation. utilization of the War Manpower ask you to wear a poppy in memcommission, which is under the ory of those who gave their lives office of emergency management. ar that America and the precious Her mother did the only sensthings America represents might ible thing. She wired: Come live. It is the day we invite you 1400 home immediately." to participate in our glorious heritage, the care of the disabled and his dependents. Our Happiness We want you to know, Mr. and The secret of happiness is the Mrs. Citizen that we appreciate appreciation of the things we find collision May 17th your assistance each year; that the In a three-ca- r too small to notice. on 21st South near the Joker, poppy you wear on Poppy Day is There are those who know how three autos were damaged $1400 a replica of the same crimson popto live, who get more enjoyment one of the occupants received py which grows wild on the fields and out of the. little things along the head abrasions. of France. Even amidst the terway incident to a ten cent bus ofsheriffs to the rible devastation which followed According ride Sian can others from a transfice, the accident occurred when a in the wake of the battles of the g tour. continental driven by Mrs. Erma R. two World Wars, this brave flowLet two men walk a mile down vehicle of 3226 Katherine Drive, er did its utmost to cover the scars Matern the same road to work each day, slowed down and it was caused by the conflict of nations. Magna, and one will complain endlessly struck in the rear by a car driven Although more than a generation of the chore; the other will watch George W. Sudbury of Salt has passed since the poppy bethe season's change, the coming by Lake City, and in turn crashed a came the official flower of memand going of the birds, and the car driven by E. G. Paulos of ory, today, as then, wearing the cloud formation, and were traveling west poppy in memory of our heroic All Magna. will soon have friendly acquaint- Mrs. Matern suffered head cuts. dead rekindles the spirit of paance with those things along the triotism. way. The American Legion and the It is not what we do in life, but Auxiliary wish to publicly thank how we do it; it is not what is the Cyprus Art teacher, Miss Lois there to see, but how we react to White and Mr. David O. Maxficld, what we see. Money, or the lack Brockbank art teacher and the of it, will affect happiness but students who participated in the little. What we give to life will be poster contest for their line cogiven back to us. operation. The first prize, a beautiful medThe Magna Lumber & Hard- al, went to Marie Goodfellow, ware Company lumber yard was second to Arthur Allgaicr, third to Clifford Ilcber at Cyprus and endangered Friday when sparks to Michael Ellsworth, Melvin Nielan from outside burner started son Bonnie Wimmcr at and stored cedar posts and shingles 3-C- Collision Causes Vehicle Damage sight-seein- ever-varyi- Lumber Yard Endangered By Blaze Friday House Delivery Of Mail In New Areas Planned Brockbank. blazing. The posters are now on display The local fire department was and called and damage was confined throughout Magna-Garfievicinity and at local industries. to $300. a Poppy. Help a Buddy-We- ar May 19th, the department was called to the residence of L. L. Nielsen, 8679 Helen Drive in Magna Oquirrh Hills, to check an overheated gas furnace. No damage occurred. ld The Post Office Department has approved house delivery to postal patrons living in the new Oquirrh Hills and Thomas Gardens subdivisions in the near future, as soon as equipment arrives. Patrons are asked to see that they have their proper house numbers, according to the ones given by the Salt Lake county Surveyor's Office. Those who havent house numbers, please get the proper ones and have them placed on your homes. A proper mail receptacle will be necessary, either fastened to the home, or if a door slot, same to be of regulation size, l'i x 7 opening, and not less than 30" off the finished floor. Announcement will come later as to the time of starting of the delivery. LOST A BICYCLE? A boys bicycle, found near the Magna Mill, is now at the Magna sheriffs office, awaiting identification and return to the legal owner. Anyone who has lost a bicycle, may reclaim same, by the right description and proof of ownership at the office. Community Baptist Church Typhoid Shots Planned May 28, June 4 and II Number 48 Bible School, 10:00 a. m. Worship Service, 11:00 a. m. In the absence of the pastor, A typhoid immunization clinic whs is in Denver, Colorado, at- for this entire area, Magna, Hunter tending the American Baptist and Granger, will be held at the National convention, the pulpit Brockbank Junior High school on will be occupied by Mr. O. Mc- May 28th, June 4 and June 11. Connell of Salt Lake City. The services are free to all. Times are from 4 to 7 p. m. each day. Slake Swan Day A full series of three shots are The annual Oquirrh Stake necessary. Those who have not Swan Day is set for Tuesday, May had previous shots should be 26th in the Pleasant Green Ward, there all three days for the full beginning promptly at 7:30 p. m. scries. All Beehive and Scgo girls and Those requiring booster shots their mothers are cordially in- arc asked to attend May 28th and vited to attend. arc urged to bring their white A program under the direction certification cards showing the of Stake Beekeepers and Ward records of previous shots. Persons under 16 must be acBeekeepers will be presented. companied by an adult or bring a Too great refinement is false signed authorization slip for the delicacy, and true delicacy is solid innoculations. refinement. -- La Rochefoucauld Bowden. La wry J. Bowen, Elmer Dor lay Bradford, Rachel Anna Bradley. Shir lay Brady. Darrell Buckner. Del LeRoy Burns. Elaine Burrell, Keith Lavera Callisier. Ada Mae Cannon. Michael Badges Carroll, Beverly Gwen CarrolL Josephine Caruso, Frances Marie Chadsey, Dixie Lee Chapman, Rodney On Chipman, Bevan Moyle Clegg, Raymond Max Condas, George P. Couririghi, Dayr Marshall Crawford. Norine Crowell, Claudia LaRue Curvin. Janice Marie Davis. Elwood David Davis. Gordon W. Day. Fay Del Porto, Delbert Julio Deveraux. William G. Dial. Nancy Allene Duke hart, Carol Jean Edler, Busan Edler. Cynthia Anne Ellis. Dan Eyre, Larry Fair bourne, Joseph Paul Fellows, Ina Fisher, Marilyn Jean Funk. William Andrew Gager. Shirl Allan Garfield. Gaylen Russell Garrard. Barbara E. Giles. Shanna Gilleit. Leatha Lovell Goodfellow, Jean Gregory. Garry Grant Marion Harman, Bud LaMar Harman. Claude Donald Harman. James Edwin Harrison. Lynn William Harwood, Richard Harry Haslam. Mary Diane Hatton. Jeannine Hays. Harry Edward Haiso, Carolina Heise, Katharine Henline. Maxine Joyce Henline, Pauline Ethel Hepworih. Loel Thomaa Herron. Eugene Glen Herron. LaRae Bowden Higley, Larry Dee Hill. LaVelle Rae Hogan. Faya Holland, Wayne Howard. Dan J. Hulse, Norma Hymas. Richard Jackelta. Albert Antonio Jackman. Mona Lou Jackson. Ray Delay Jeffries. Beverly Maren Jenkins. Clash Louise Jones, Claudette Jones, Jerry Lee Jones. Thelda Maria Kelson. Sally Mardee Kenner, Joyce Nonna Klekaa. Bill John Knowldan. Gertrude Mary Kodama. Helen Kevan, Gaorgiana Rae Langford. Thea Lou Larson. Gwen Leavitt Richard Linten. William Mitchell, Claudette M. Martin. Ramona Milar, Raymond O'Dell Mirabella, Rosalie Louise Mitchell, Lila Ann Monson, Joy Colleen Moore, Donna Morgan. Elaine Nelson, Dorothy Lorraine Nielsen. Ann Nicholes, Kay Thomas Nicolo, Marilyn Joyce Oakeson. Gwendolyn Olsen, Beth Mario Olsen. Boyd Larson Olsen. Carol Dean Orr, Shirley LaRue Park, Earl Leo Park. Mary June Parr, Mary-Ve- e Patterson. Lu Ann Pearson. Barbara Pearce, Zelma Pearce, Zora Pedersen. Re more Perkins, Verl Glen Perry. Marilyn Elisabeth Petersen. Janice Peterson. Margie Kay Petiersson. Gloria Joy Pda, William Frank Poulsen, Anna Margaret Proctor. Saundra R add on, Paul Gilbert Rasmussen, Bonnie Gae Rasmussen. Ken Edgel Raisor, Ernest Max Richards, Donna Richards, Reid Cahoon Roe, Charles Arbon Rokich. Mary Ann Rolfs, Rex Powell Roper. Warren K. Rushton, Janice Claire Rushton, Jennie L. Rushton. Marilyn Sand all, Wayne Lamar Sears, Gilberts Simmons. Lamar Grant Simonson. Clive J. Slater, Mary L Smith, Clyde Solomon. Bryant A. Sorensen. Beth Ann Soter. Tom M. Spence. Lynn Murray Strong, Ken . Taylor. Marjorie Ann Wach. Marianne Leonl Walt Ronald Z. Wan, JoAnn People Vote YOUR Nearly 100 GARDEN For Swim Pool (Editors Note: This is the sei n Gardening Articles by Emil Fculner, project Flower manager of the The response to queslionairres Garden Cloli. WeMagn.i trust it will on distributed by school children " informative interest to prove the sentiment of local people for all fluwct and gaiden lovers.) swimming pool show that almost without exception, Magna The quickest and easiest way to people are heartily in favor of the become a good gardener is to take town project. time out and study garden fundaGarfield questionairres, together mentals. with those in Hunter and other These fundamentals in the main outlying districts, show less en- are a knowledge of soil, water and thusiasm for the much needed climate and the know-hoof pool. However, the committee plants in regard t the environhas announced that they intend ment that produced them. to work and strive for this imThis fundamental knowledge is provement. just as valuable to the gardener Your help will be appreciated. as the steel square is to the carpenter or the slide rule to the engineer ami the alphabet to the ch.H. After garden fundamentals are mastered, a gardener ran figure out his own problems by horse sense and goid observation. Soil is nut just unwelcome dirt that men and children pack into Back to God Movement the house on their shoes or in Community Rec. Cards . their trouser cuffs, but it really is the primary source of life. We can Honored At Local, well afford to take a little time out and learn something about it Bingham Games The soils of Salt Lake valley Play Ball! resounded Wed- differ widely in their makeup. nesday evening, May 20th for The soil survey maps of Salt Lake In conjunction with a national softball and hardball fans. county show at least ten or more drive, the local post of the AmerMagna met Layton in the hard- predominating soils in Salt Lake ican Legion will sponsor a nonball competition, and the first soft-ba- Valley. The soils of the Holladay sectarian meeting this coming games started at 6:30 o'clock to Draper aiea are made from the Granite rocks of the Cottonwood Sunday, May 24th at 2 p. m. in in the Garfield park. the Pleasant Green Amusement and Draper canyons and allow Roster Given HalL Max Pressetto is manager and the growing of many different With a theme entitled, "Back to pitcher of the local entry in the plants than the soils of our area, the program s God Movement, of Northwest Semipro League; Kent created from the EnC44 will fallow the national pattern Annual Party McQuivoy, pitcher; Russ Wads- the Oquirrh Range. with tiie general public urged to It is a waste of time and money worth, catcher; Dale Simons, first joyed by Large Crowd attend. base; Jimmie Brown, third base; to attempt and grow anything but The program will start at 2 plants in our area. Randy Moesser, shortstop; Gordy The annual C" Parly, honoring Roberts, second base; Lee Chap- Such plants as iris, carnations, o'clock with the advancement of colors, followed by invocation by the lettermen of the Cyprus High man, left field; Glen Duggins, pyracantha, liber President Frank Peel of Oquirrh School was enjoyed by a large center; Doug Thurman, right honeysuckle, Russian olive, el Saints. group of boys at the Utah Copper field; Marvin Eyre, pitcher and offer our best chance of succe Stake, Latter-Da- y A hymn by the Oquirrh Stake Club Thursday evening. Soil is the disintegrated rcc of others constitute the team. Special awards for outstanding home game pits the our adjacent mountains, ! Singing Mothers will be followed The first follocals against Midvale May 27th. ported by water to their pro'mt by an address by Commander ability were presented to the Frank Herman of the Cyprus Post. lowing boys: location. In other words, the soils The schedule follows: ant Best basketball player-BryA boys chorus will present a at Mor- of Magna at one time were up Wed May musical number next with Father Solomon. gan. p. m.: Magna at Layton, Little Valley, Coon's and Harker's Ken 5:30 p. m. CL Best football E. Freegard, Our Lady of player at Bing- Canyons. Sun May Lourdes Priest, delivering an ad- Strong. soils follow at en athlete-Kham. Layton, the same will Best Morgan dress. The congregation parStrong. pattern in regard to soil 2 p.m. Most promising sophomore ticipate in a song. Wad- - May at Lay structure. In other words, water Carl Grubaugh will give a solo, Wayne Thumas. at Midvala 5:30 nu Magna. rushing out of our canyons at a ion, p. "The Lords Prayer, the colors Scholarship award of $50 for 5 p. m. high velocity can carry enormous will be retired by the Legion color highest grades, point 2.5, was Suil, May at Midvale, boulders. The stowing down drops 4:30 p. m. guard and benediction given by awarded to Clyde Smith. those boulders, first, the cobble-rock- s, Twelve seniors were awarded Moil, June 1 -- Magna at Morgan, Otis A. McConnell, special speakis dethen the gravel-san- d er at the Magna Community Bap- sport jackets, to include Wayne 0 p.m. next and finally, the waposited, at Wad June Bingham, Sandall, Wally Wilding, Bob Zito, 0 tist Church for this day. silt. p. nu Midvale at Morgan. Ip.ni. ter can only move the fine y The American Legion, the Aux- Ken Strong, Darrell Brady, soils of our area were deThe 7 Morgan at Bingham. June Sun Beagley, Gordon Davis, Ar- 5 p. m.; Layton at Magna, I p. m. posited just this way. That is why iliary and all officers extend special invitation to everyone to thur Allgaier, Rex Rolfe, Gary Wad June 10 Bingham at Mid- the upper part of Magna has light, attend this meeting, which is open Bergstrom, Edgel Rasmussen, vala, 5 p. m.) Layton at Morgan. gravel-typ- e soil and the lower 1 p. m. to all, regardless of faith. Clyde Smith and Deb Smith. of our town has fine textured part at BingOdell Milar and Bill Linton Sun June nu Magna at Mid- deep soil. lower end of the were awarded track trophies. ham, 9:30 p. m. At the Copper 4:30 vale. pb e Four Granger-Hunt- er courtesy passes to Wed Juno 17 Midvale at Layton, this washed-isoil meets the all athletic events were given to 5:30 p. nu Morgan at Magna, I much older days of Lake BonneRaleigh Johnson, P. 1L Ensign, p. m. ville. It is this soil change in the at Mag- main that John Papanikolas and Bob Zito. Sun Juna produced large trees in Roy Bennion and Ronny Thur- na. 5:30 p, m.: Morgan at Midvale. the upper part of the Cupper Park man were named football cap- 4:30 p. m. at Mor- and such stunted Russian, "bp Wed June .1 tains for next year. gan. 0 p. nu Magna at Layton. in the northern section. 5:30 p. m. A high water table plus alkali A resolution establishing the at Bing' of course, also enters into this picSun Juna Granger-HuntWater Improveham. 5:30 p. nu Morgan at Lay-to- ture. Inasmuch as soil will not ad2 p.m. ment District was adopted Mun-da- y must grow Wad July 1 Bingham at Layton. just itself to plants, we by the Salt Lake County suitable to our soils. plants 5:30 Midvala at nu Magna, p. commission, subject to approval of The next garden article will be p. m. the county attorney. at Midvale. about Water and its relationship to Sun July Action followed a public hear4:30 p. m. life. Mon July at Morgap. plant ing in which there were no protests submitted by land owners 1p.m. Wed July 0 Bingham al Magna, within the district. A attendance contributed 5:30 p. nu Morgan at Midvala. large The area is bounded on the north by 3100 South Street, on the to the success of the annual 5:30 p. m. west by 7200 West street, on the Oquirrh Stake Father and Sons Softball PUy Priesthood banquet south by 4100 South street, and Aaronic is being evinced Great interest which was held Friday evening at on the east by Redwood Road. is played softball which the in Edward W. Clyde, counsel for the Pleasant Green Hall. each Wednesday night at the rePresident dirMaurice Tuttle four-mithe district, explained that a ll cently renovated Garfield park. ected levy will be placed on land Williamthe affair, assisted by T. That schedule includes: Jones, Arnold Beckstcad, The Ml. Riders will sponsor a within the district to help raise SOFTBALL SCHEDULE funds for the water system esti- Harry Bowers and Allen Thomas. May 20 Bacchus vs Arthur, Mag- public ride up Coon's Canyon this Mrs. R. W. Wilkin and the na vs Smelter, Refinery vs Cleri-camated at $400,000. This is expectcoming Sunday with a barbecue to follow the ride. ed to support a bond of $260,000, stake relief society prepared the delicious dinner which was served May 27 Magna vs Refinery. planned Weather permitting, they plan already approved by the district, vs Bacchus, Arthur vs to tower on with the remainder of the cost to by the stake presidency and high Smelter go to the KSI.-TClerical. councilmen. be raised through water connecJune 3 Refinery vs Smelter, Coon's Peak, leaving the forks in tions at $150 each. Clerical vs Bacchus, Magna vs Coon's Canyon at 9 a. in. Guest speaker was David F. Arthur. This well attended event is an Thomas, general Aaronic Priest- Juna 10 Clerical vs Magna, annual affair and is becoming one hood Committee, with the follow- Smelter vs Arthur, Bacchus vs of the highlights of the season for Refinery. ing program given: horse lovers of this area. 17 vs Juna Arthur, Refinery Organ prelude-Rich- ard Sadler. Bacchus, Clerical vs Opening prayer Darley Bowen. Magna Smaller. HerJack Community singing Juno 24 zog. Clerical cond of a Kail Sports Open Here With Flourish Cyprus Post American Legion Sponsor Fine Religious Meeting Lions Club ll Pays Homage To Cyprus Stars lime-rock- lime-tolera- baby-breat- h, - vale Water-transport- ip.su yion Lc-Ro- life-tim- n Water District Given Approval Oquirrh Fathers And Sons Affair er n, Well Attended Horse Fans Plan Coons Canyon Hide On Sunday L GIRL SCOUTS PUN PUY DAY MAY 26 Garfield Starts Blessing-Patriar- B. L. ch Dim-ic- k. Address of wclcome-Maur- ice A gala Play Day" is planned Tuttle. Steel guitar number-Ly- nn Safor next Tuesday, May 28th at the bin. Copper Community Park for all Accordian ald Privett. registered Girl Scouts, announces Solo, a and b numbers-Gla- dc Mrs. Mildred Fraser. The scheduled events will be conducted Peterson. Talk David F. Thomas. from 10:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Harmonica Presiselections The following program has dent Peel and his band. been outlined: J. Frank Feel. 10:00 Colors presented. Benediction-Presid- ent Omer E 10:30 -- - Singing Tree. HalL 10:30 to 11:30 Games. R. Mrs. W. Wilkin was present-sente- d 11:30 to 12:30 Luncheon. Evwith a suitable gift in apery girl is asked to bring her own lunch. preciation for her fine work. 12:30 to 1:30 Story hour given by Leala Church of Salt Lake A kind of inarticulate, unCity. fathomable speech, which leads us 1:30 to 2:15 Treasure Hunt to the edge of the infinite, and for Intermediates and Brownies lets us for moments gaze into will participate in a peanut hunt that! 2:19 to 3:00 - Court of Awards. -- Thomas Carlyle Bacchus. Kindergarten July 1 Clerical vs Magna. All Softball Gamas played at Garfield Park. Gama Timas: 1:30 7:30 k solo-Don- Talk-Presi- -- dent Elder Quorum To Clean Magna Cemetery 6:30 Monday Morning The GaTfiild summer kindergarten will start Monday. May 25 and run through July 3rd. Registration for ail interested will start 8:30 a. m, on Monday. Parents mast bring the birth certificate of the child, who must be six years of age by October 31, i953. A fee of $1.80 will be charged Under the sponsorship of the for milk and crackers for the kidMagna Community Council, the dies. Elder's Quorum of Oquirrh Stake will clean up the Pleasant Green Mother Dios Comet ?ry prior to Decoration Ann Garfield Mrs. Martha Day. Roach, 56, wife of David Roach of V. B. Coon has offered to coSalt Lake City, died Thursday in operate with plaits calling for the a Salt Lake Hospital. She was removal of the unsightly weeds, the mother of Mrs. Violet Curtis grading of roads, fixing the gate of Magna. and entrance and so on. Siocera sympathy is extended |