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Show COLUfHN c The Complete Home Newspaper" It in The Times or Leade- r- -- Read CHATTER - time-wastin- Too Staraolypodl Wedding stories ore stereotyped the ones included! ue often write arnnXTjtah7TridayTNovembeMs7Ty53" year Thirty-sevent- h Off the Racord When tumeuni' i s going to g.ve you "something off tin- record. it usually proves to lie eithe: worthless for the record, or VANDALS K DESTRUCTION BRING Halloween quietly this community wifi I. tt!e .iv-e- ANNUAL PLAY i GARDEN .i .! :.e if t.i the .if et e. ...iii.o van la! . : me a number uf a.gi.s ati mm lius. lies w .iidow s. T"" v is Ail in all. mo-- 1 ,.f the full mg 1 ,necr attended Utah the people I'.'lip. duo to Dance enter::.. niin-nla, well strai.-gias mu south-- 1 trie Sp.Hik and H.-.- d.mee at tu.Jl1 '11' !1 5-l'a:hulic Cliuieh. L,ug. e:w e..,;'" Cj:vl! S,:t Lake. The r,uv the a: both toivtams ,,l lJ,Jint pivsL-mountains suved as an Indian ini.it t"ij (ali.i lvporlcj . en.li vvous as :lie many Indian t:inc.v relics found there plainly indicate. Garfield Celebration Public Invited To Broad- As guests of the Garfield Oil tile O' e.it Sail lake beadles near Garfield was dcvel ipoj cne Way Stage Hit e 'Miiiutlee, over 375 juungsteis of i'll- centers. 'f tile Town-i- li ojily In Magna To.vn, i njuyi One finds the old foundations a fiet Tile group p.uudcd f.o:n the of buddings whirn served as stopThe witty and amusing 'vhoul ;o tiie theatre and judges ping places for the early stage play, "Annie. Get Your p. oncers who pressed westMiss Susan Karleiiner Gun. will 1h presented this us first ward across America to settle the i inner. i::zo Thursday and Finlay evenings. 1 ins was the second annual Nevada and tile Pacif.c Coast Nuvembei fith and 6th by the Cyareas. fete sponsored by the Linns prus high srhiMl dramatic depart- group and Due to proved to be a most Mountains the base of the Oquirrh ment. under the d:rtvti.in of Wenand the south end of successful entertainment tlial dell Bow'.hnrpe, instructor. Great Salt Lake creating a bottle children amused and Curiam will g.i up piomptly at lowered the property neck, it was destined 1 focus the 8:00 p in. railroads and telegraph lines, Tile ra. t of characters includes Even now the telephone and j Dale Mary Gouiley. Kelly learce. 'power lines traversing t the area Barr, Sharon Casey, Belli Jo west of Garfield, give the appearMallll, I.eRoy ( loud fellow, Peggy ance of a denuded forest. I tried Herron, Roiand Rucgg, LeRoy to lake some colored pictures in Harrison. Charles Abe: this vicinity and every direction Ray Elder. Nancy Caminuns and WarI pointed the camera, there was Better than average bag limits ren Tlim nock. a grove of utility poles. McDonalds Plays 1953 PheaShop are predicted for the Others arc Connie Jo Matthews, The Garfield area also became sant season which will open in Prominent Part In Marie Goodfclluw, Carol Crawan ore shipping center. Much of Utah Saturday, November 7 at ford. Dee Passey. Dame Swenson, the ore of Idaho mines was haulFlower Gifts 8:00 a. m., 3 roosters per day limNext Wednesday, J.h Chad icy, J.mii Rogers. David November ed by teams to Curinne, Utah, and it. The possession limit is 6 roostYann y, Jessie McA: thui . Jean ' 1 1!1- - Armistice Day, will be then sh.ppcj across the lake, uners after the first day's hunt. Shirley Buckner, 'v observed in this vicinity by the loaded and hauled to the smelter enand ingenuity Sparkl'd by Shooting will conimenre at 8:00 Cailiy Culvert, Gladys D:liey and American Legion Cyprus Post No. on the slime of Rush Lake, south 33 and its Auxiliary. a. m. Saturday and continue to thusiasm of the McDonald Flower Kay Dm. of Stockton. Week in 5:30 p. m. Shop. National Flower The balance consists ,,f Elaine business firms are The boat, the area, On the following days, Sunday the Irene Day, Carol K;:k, n:,1S 1 chi.--c and give their "City of Curinne," burned to the and Monday, it will start an hour received a great deal of attention, a Heber, Stanley ll.iker, l'l"yee.s holiday t!ial crpiniemur-Tliurm- a water line, for years lay beached earlier at 7:00 a. m. and continue focused attractive publicity on the Elmer. Mary Carolyn al,'s iS'nng "f the Wmld War I west uf Garfield. It was this boat and brought happiness Burris, Marlene Major. to 5:30 o'clock. vicinity peace. which hauled much ol the ore, The Cyprus Post No. 38 Local sportsmen units and the to many people. I salvaged several pieces of this Mr. Shields elaborated on difThe first baby reported from state officials of the Fish and Auxiliary take pleasure in old hull. It was built out of Califferent types of filters and after Game Department urge all hun- this area for the week was a fine the that annual A.inist-- ! ornia redwood and togethexplaining the functions, costs, op- ters to ui' Day banquet and entertain-- ; er with enormous spiked respect the pruperty of the son born Monday, November 2nd hand-maderation and maintenance, stated of Mr. Mrs. Calten and Eugene farmers and of legally established to will mint be held at the d Utah square-headethat in his opinion, the sand filter spikes. Magna, at St. Mark's Hospital. units. Complete cooperaCopper Club November 11th, beOne of the earliest references would probably he the most ef- hunting The happy mother, former Betty tion and hunters between farmers at 7:00 ginning p. m., according to in regards to this area is one made ficient type for the kind of pool can improve greatly the hunting Vi Henry, and her new child, were Thomas Jenkinson, commander, hy Brigham Young in the book, proposed. conditions now and in the future. presented with a beautiful floral All j veterans ol Wuild War I. "Gospel Discourses by Usage of Water Brigham II and the Korean war, are ex- - Young," where he Another word of caution is ex- arrangement. A question was raised relative says in essence: All other babies who arrive this a welcome invitation to at- - That on the tended: please do not shoot hens. toniled Balmy Indian Summer In to water. third day after the Mr. Shields answered Planned rol-.ten- d The of young birds week and theii mothers will be Keception this entertainment. All vet- - arrival uf the pioneers Fall Brings Out that the use of water in modern meanslate crop roosters July 24, of similar 11 are compliments not gifts, that whu given many General Gathering :,ni 1 j01" u,e Pst by Nov- - 1847, a scouting party sent out to lowing pools is determined initially by McDonald's Flowers, in and full plumage, care ember 1th. are invited to attend explore the valley, . . Players that g. or the size of the pool. Once the pool yet should be taken not to shoot hens the banquet as guests of the local starting from Black reported Principal Rock and gois filled, the only additional watYou . to Orchids officers. Their partners arc also ing 17 miles south Due to the beautiful, balmy er necessary is for evaporation in mistake for the younger roos- t As a distinct, novel gesture that along the eastinvited. ern foothills of the Oquirrh, they weather, many devotees of golf consumed in the backwash. It is ters. smiles of pleasure and The Cyprus Parent-TeachAsbrought Weeks Legion counted 175 elk, Big Horn sheep arc still trying their skill at the not necessary to empty the pool exclamations of joy to twenty-fou- r sociation is planning a big meetThe time of November 11 to 24 and antelope deer." game despite the fact that the more than once a year to change ladies, orchid corsages were ing fur next Wednesday evening, has been set aside as American One of the settlers of Lake calendar says, "November," sup- the water. to feminine drivers on November 11th at the school, presented Legion Weeks. Point once told me that he reposed time of cold winds, rain, and Important Feature Monday evening on Magna Main promptly at 7:00 o'clock. Dinner reservations must be members very well having seen sometimes snow. Mr. Shields stated statistics Street. Consultation will be held with made by November 8th. by This can be attested to by the show that an important feature to culling the horns of Big Horn sheep nail-- j They were asked to stop by de- teachers, followed by a program any of the following people: -ed to the grainerics of Lake Point many play s each day at the j be considered is greater shallow sheriff Jim Brusatio, and from the music department, under puty I Harry A. Adams, 2209. The early settlers, the Spen- Golf C iur who area in the pool. He said that 90 "t Utah Copp he jokingly asked for their the direction of Jay Maher and while Ralph Johnson, 3326. In jus! a cers. Reids. Torontos, Jacobs, Ber- tour the light oi the people who use the pool driver's license, a beautiful orchid the drama section, with Wendell C. R. Naylor, 5501. lochs. Drury's and others were sweater ov usual attire. their time in water less than corsage was pinned to the should- Bowthorpc in charge. W. 11. or Fern Jenkinson, 4465. ' livestock people and the Salt Lake The N i. 2 green is in excellent live feet deep and that 1054 use Public Invited To See to Follow er by O. J. (Bud) McDonald, Jr., Recaption 1 or Lillian Vi Haws, 2044. Valley between Garfield and Salt shape, and will be open for rug-ul- the puol where the water depth A reception will follow the genmember of the flower shop and Plans are being made to accom- Lake City was a waving area of New Auditorium play by the beginning of the is over five feet. also president of the Magna unit eral meeting to honor Mr. Walter modate a o large crowd at this 1954 season. No. 8 green is coming grass. K. Daly, the new principal at Cyof the Chamber of Commerce. And Kitchen entertainment. along very nicely, and should be honored so ladies A most cordial invitation is Some of the prus. While the Oquirrh range was Moess-e- r, ready for play about extended to every resident in this forested and a paradise heavily "Open House," in conjunction were Lury Koropp, Betty of next year. Thora Lang. Mrs. James Hays, vicinity tu attend and meet Prinof pcavincs and bluebells and with the Webster School PTA A tola! of 10,000 feet of pipe will McAllister. Mona Peterson. cipal Daly. nutritious grasses, these rangmeeting, is set this Thursday eve- Mary Half-wa- y be laid for the sprinkling system Edith Ridge, Verda Turpin, Mabel es, l.ke so many of our western November 5th at the ning, school, and $600 worth of suitable trees Melvin and a warm invitation is being ex- Herron, Diane Swenson, ranges, were destroyed very early have been purchased for the tended to all interested people for Rupp, Denza Bourk, all of this by overgrazing which killed the course, to add to its attractiveness. vicinity and Mrs. H. C. Hendy of their attendance. plants that livestock preferred, Jay W. Richardson, president, San Francisco. The it'.ft- lady said made nmm for plants which and Notes will to sent home be parsays that membership for the club it was one of tilt? nicest surprise The Oquirrh District Fund is ents telling them of appointment cattle and sheep do not eat. is increasing at a most encouragwhile received This includes the noxious ragmark in time for teacher consultation, to gifts she had ever already over the half-wa- y It's Fathers' Frolic time once weed which has ing rate. the 1953-5- 4 drive for funds in the begin at 5:00 p. m., and continue traveling. completely taken Next in ire Thursday, November over '.he Other ladies said it was their fiolhills. This $6,000 goal, according to W. S. through the evening. Oquirrh 12tu, at 7.30 p. in. this annual first orehid corsage, and im- i.i bitter and its pollen is also Hook, president, and from all inplant Inspect New Additions affair will take place at the Gar- one of the dications, the committee will realEither before or following the ,mcdiat1y. s1trtl.d "1,:iknR greatest causes of hay field School. w hi re a Mot Tin; ize their aims for the ir special outing fever known. Center, Oquirrh and consultation, other community parents A one enterhum's diverting xotic headed liy Dick Opcnshuw and The conditions of the range interested townspeople are invit-- . could wear the beuul.ful project. Hill Tucker, ha.- - been named the tainment has been planned and lands below 21st South amounts A complete report of the drive ed to see and , inspect the new aud- flower.All Women Honored in- -' official distributor in tins lemtory to date will be made at the month- - itorium and almil!lt t.,tal dl.ilruction which u;i; pis-dkitchen, recently finRoses were given during the for the famous Kelly Spr.ngfield c oding seveial attractive prizes. w !y mealing uf the Fund Monday ished at Webster. described humorously am Hefiiii the a cake prog: liegins, to be tires. week and will continue wilt ghcepman when he Refreshments will be served. veiling. November 9:h, 7:00 p.m. by Wib sale bo held achool the in The noted l, re concern is now in tile Magna Women's clubrooms, pinned on every lady who enters sid; ..Thl, ,;iS, ja,k rabbil hc saw or goes by the McDmald Flower noting its 60th anniversary, and Inasmuch as John E Papanikol- - and all committee members are the valley was carrying Tickets of admission mav be crossing relative to this date, as well as a dinner bucket." as, local representative on the urged to attend. ! Shop. Family In addition, each LDS ward in tiie distributorship, the Oquirrh Pi" chaed for 50 cents each from Granite School Distr.et Board, is The Bacchus Hercules Powder Thold bull ling where the Ju!n Repren n:.it.ve ur at this area, the Community Baptist Center is featuring some excellent moving from this precinct, he has company has turned in their con0:1 Public Library is now, Garfield Tnursday of night, Catholic church and which will the be submitti d his resignation. buys Chinch, specials tile Garfield refinery is tribution, was tiie Thomas B. Drury home. ' lc Larfield ITA. which is in Lourdes of found on Mr. Papanikolas and family arc also over the top and uf Magna another Our this page Lady reports are suiing the Frolic, will use the Tin n- was a spring here which and the All Souls Episcopal moving to Walkers Lane in IIoll- - yet to be received from the Arthur inomy raised tu f.n.inee some of the early settlers used to water Church in Garfield, were presentand Magna Mills, Garfield Imad.iy to live. its wo: th while activities at the their -- t ick. Hiram Bertoch of floral beautiful ed arrangewith The Granite Hoard has the pow- provement Company, business school. Hunter whose boyhood days were er to appoint a successor fur the lirms and general citizenry. ments, as well as a number of Teaclieis wdl he in their spent in the Garfield area, told business firms. balance of Mr. Papamknlj.- -' un fu: c vulh par- me the land around Dentons GarEscort Miss Utah's 1, term, ending January expin-,; ents from C'30 to 7 3(1 p m. farmage was good jr,-Mr. McDonald acted as official Karl.cr in tiie day, u popcorn land and he remembers alfalfa for beauteous, blonde Ann escort Arden Barnson retained his title sale ansi special show will be held seisl being grown there. This spot Miss Utah of 1953. at the of Utah Copper Duck and Fish Clark. for the pupil.-- , so it looks like a is still the best growth area of uf the Florist annual banquet Club Trap shooting champion i;:g day at the school Thursday. Garfield. in Salt Association, Monday night Sunday by taking first place with Plan now to be there for the Lake City. The elm trees planted in this a score of 45. He was awarded a Tiie Fai! Fa n.cn Snow, furni-- Frolic. You'll ii.ivc fun and be wore an exquisite Miss Clark donuns', a and cau-c. trophy has a coat, sji it have grown remarkLee too! shooting Bracken good Governor J hand-kni- t !y -- cucduifd l !' N ivcmln r 14lh heipir.g turquoise dress and nated by Hoffman Hardware. ably well without water, except proclaimed November 1 to 8 NaLionthe Lions. not the 45. a:d 420 by only Lady of accepted Harvey Williams, p.issiblv to start them. tional Flower Week, declaring that Closely following was his bro- graciously Garden Club Meets orchid corsage Mr. West ltitn Awnu", Garfield, was mi'roli.inG, has been The Utah an 1 Salt Lake Canal ther, L. R. Barnson, who posted unusual pink "through tlis beauty, spiritual of issued a citation and appreciation Sunday by de- 44 for the second prize of a gun McDonald designed fur her but po.dpimcd until a late: date, due not quite reach the Garfield did A of the Flown Magna meeting also a bouquet of roses from the to an in.poriant Mai k I Week at puty sheriff A1 Nordgran. tor leav- case given flowers, mankind is able to recogbut did go past the MagMagna vicinity be will Drug. by held Garden Club next this time. nize the divine working of a ing the scene of an accident. na M.ll. So t'.ie'" was no salt pollIn fact, the trap shooting was Flun.--t group. Wi itiiesd.iy November evening. Being and to have cunfi-ncWith tickuf It week purelin-cthe d Anyone rethe sheriffs having "Say According t.) Truly, ution from Utah Lake water at the really a "Barnson affair, with the in the tomorrows. most memorable ets may obtain a refund by re- lith at the Fireball, beginning! a vehicle, driven by Mr. present site of Garfield. Flowers with their color unu port, champ's son. Tommy, taking sixth Flowers," proved 8 DO p. m. at promptly them to the place where to many people through the one with E. turning G. prize with a 33 score, lie was However, there had been some A!! beauty bring inspiration and beauty W.lbtJins, and exinterested arc givpeople effurts of the McDonald they were purchased. into our lives. Flowers can say (Irant, 21, a soldier at Dugway en 5 gallons of gas from Perkins' farm alfalfa on the flat area dry a attended cord.ul to invitation t the wheel, crashed in a headon what is in our hearts when wonts east of Garfield. Service. B. R. Barnson was given Flower Shop. tend. fail us, for in times of great hapr 'll:.-.- . m Sunday at the bend of consolation "How ran Garfield be Improved prize of a box of candy piness and deep sorrow flowers will Dead Man's Cave near Garfield. from From a Gardener's Standpoint? Woolfcndcn's Market. Les Harvey Dimond speak our thoughts. Mr. Williams was traveling west Larson also will be our next article. shared this honor. In observance of this National ...nd Mr. Named President of Grant, east. Other prize winners were Merl Flower Week, take the time to reMr. Williams suffered ruts and member the shut-i- n living in your Coon, third with a 42 score and College Rats--4-Leghrui.ics. Mr. Grant had a knee a prize of a mantel clock front gc(l town the nged and lonely. ReMagna Matron Falls, some member them with a plant or while a passenger in the Slrevell injiiiy, Patterson of Mr. son Hardware Dirnund. Harvey Suffer Broken Hip of a flowers. If you enjoy hobby .Giant car, Miss Betty Dugan, 23, Joe Woolley, fourth, 36 iin.l Mrs E. R. Dimond of Mag..Do offering rat terminated. and Tiie growing African violets, or you l.if g.Mli) South State, Murray, suf- Company; Magna is district score ond a prize of a ham from na, has been named student body make nice floral arrangements, or Mrs. Frank Furrrnkop of Magna bring overrun with rat--- 4 fered :i fractured leg and face Mori Market; Matt W. legged poison. Broderick, president of the LDS Business kind, that is! perhaps lovely dish gardens, shale lacerations. The ruts have been coming from is recovciing nicely from a fractin with flowers 34 5th. pleasure in elections your conducted senre, gun cleaning set College, the dumps into the town. ured hip suffered in a toll tost friends. Tearh them a few of the They were given medical treat- from Central Lumber & Hard- Friday, October 30th. The Magna Council i sending John Rok-.rh- , executive council week.' rudiments of your hohby, so that ment by Dr. Kenneth liill of Mont 21 score, ware; Mr Dnnond 7th. returned letters to Bailey, businc-the recently in-s t familiar more iled that the county people She was taken to the LDS Hosthey, too, cun become xeeri't.iry, G.irfu'l i and later removed to a grease Job from Perkins' service. from military service. with the miracle of plant life. forming them of the dangers in- dumps were in deplorable for medical treatment. pital Salt Lake hospital. volved if these pests-arnot ex gr uip .'! ' young Partly it's the fault of people vandals, teen-agboys and girls, and partly of newspaper writers. cau-e- d a great deal of damage in Prepared blanks are Riven to the Ga: field Hallowe'en night, arousbrides to fill out by some news- ing the ire of n.: only residents, papers. but also the ..vowed There are spares for seed pearls, from tile sheriffs ofiice. the poims at the wrist, the orDeputy sheriff A! N.n dgran said r chids. But no place at only Tuesday that the guilty culprits thin ones at best for tho-- e l.tile will lv taken before the juvenile things that make real the guy court and their paicn'.s will bo and gal getting married. eon. polled to make rest.tutiun to Did she make her own g r.vn? tile damaged homes. Residents, Wear his sister's Wlu baked whose homes were toned. fi nces the cake? Who arranged the flow- ripped up, etc., have statej they State Board of Health Ofers from where? Were there any wish to sign complaints against ficial Give Important telegrams, and from whom? the offending young.-ler: These ARE the things wo dor'1 X At this date, sheriff .lgian Data To Group expect of course to find in a wed- has interviewed almo.-- t a hunding story though it would be dred youngsters, and has some Sime important and interesting fun you know. Did Pop's arm good l. ads on the gud'y p.ir.ies. data was presented Monday night shake as he walked down the who even accost td the younger t.i memlicrs of the Magna Comaisle? the ire cream arrive late? children, p.aci-luilt!i to g in.; munity Council on the proposed or the bridegroom lose his voice? homes oil the.r intle "tricks Magna swimming pool by Ellis R. Ah, there are many things we treats." and took away their can- Shu Ids of the Stale Board of would like tu write not only dy, popcorns and apples. Health. weddings but other things Many Windows Broken Mr. Shields explained that he too. and rocks stones Large ha J many yean of experience hold us the that things hurled through windows at homes j,,n iu, construction and sanitation Strange, back convention and such! of Mr. anil Mis. L. L. Puilum, Mis. III3 uf swimming pools. He Laura Soicnson. Mr. and Mrs. T. ' one feature which People who are grateful for J. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley should nut be overlooked by those constructive criticism never seem W. Olsen. contemplating the construction of to warrant too much of it. In addition, at the li.mic of sup- a mnl is that the State Board of erintendent uf the Garfield Im- Health must approve all plans bc-- 1 Have you ewr noticed that provement company. Mr. C. R fai t buikling. fenc people have two ideas about a Xaylar, all of his f:iiit-yaiHe added that where the archi- secret? It's either not worth keep- ing was ripped out, and several teet does not consult the State ing or it's too good to keep. other residents icportcd that their U.iaid of Health prior to the time fences were removed, as well as of drawing plans, changes are usStayed! tipped over. ually required. Mr. Shields thereRumania-country The late King Carol of The Lions Club had arranged fore advised that the architect, now behind the Iron Cur- a theatre party that was attended whomever he may be, be instruct- tain of Communism sent, during by over 375 youngsters, but prat-- ,.j tl) wo; k with tht. state Board his days in power, 14 of the tically all of the damage occurred ,)f so that the plans will brightest young men in his land to after this entertainment. meet health specifications. study in England and the United Various Kinds of Fillers puni-hmr- H wi , AT CYPRUS s ' TALKS ON nt Ireport-' HEALTH CHIEF e NOVEMBER . 6 e !i! m-:- SWIM POOL vi-.l- ? YOUR Little deported Manila Damage TO GARFIELD I A all-o- IlnllmveVn Quietly Passes Willi Halloween Mischief Brings Ire of Residents! TKEN-AG- Number 20 j l.i-n- -- aiiiU-eme- nt 1 s. ut id Pheasant Shoot Opens Saturday For Three Days 1 Flower Week Big Success For This Area Armistice Day To Be Quietly Noted Here d Came-Saw-an- d n, coal-she- j plan-Calliste- r. cm-Ku- th , States. Some time passed, and the King asked how his experiment had worked out The seven who went to England were very smart," he reported. All of them got big jobs when they came back to Rumania. "How about those who went to America? he was asked. "They were smaller yet. the King replied. They stayed there. e Dr. Clark says they call it pay because thats the only place you can afford to go with it. take-hom- 3 POUND BABY DOING WELL IN HOSPITAL Devoted Coif Fans Still At e, Popular Came i WEBSTER PTA SLATES MEET THIS TIIURS. 1 son of Mr. The three-poun- d and Mrs. Amador Lujan of Magna is doing very well in a Salt Lake Hospital after arriving at the Magna Grand Hotel. The baby, second child of the Mrs. Lujan, was born Friday about 9 a. m., two months A Magna doctor prematurely. was in attendance. Moments later, carefully wrapped in blankets, the infant, accompanied by his mother and the doctor, was taken at top car speed to St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City and placed in an incubator. Deputy sheriffs N. F. Pohrson and W. A. Sheppick accompanied the group to the hospital. They were met at Salt Lake City limits by an escort of police who cleared the way for the speedy journey. Mr. and Mrs. Lujan are also parents of a daughter, Bernadette. Handwork Date Sale Moved Ahead To December Month The apron and handwork sale, planned by Pythian Sisters of Unity Temple No. 16 for Friday, November 6th at the Magna Women's Club, has been moved ahead to early December. Further information about the public entertainment will bo g:v en at a later date. ar fes-t.v- Oquirrh Fund mid-Augu- Fathers Frolic Over Mark Of $6,000 1 John Papanikolas fr Resigns From Granite Board Next Thurs. At Garfield School Oquirrh Motor Center Dealer For Fine Tires - ft 77 , Affair - I Arden Bamson Retains Trap n. Shoot Title J class-r.Hiu- Garfield Man Cited For Leaving Scene Of Crash National Flower Week Proclaimed 1 e i e I : LDS Manila Business By bu-ine- i Governor Leo ia District Overrun Kind! |