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Show 'The Complete Home Newspaper -- Read CHATTER It in The Timet or Leader From The Editor I hirtyseventh year INCLEMENT Garfield. Utah. Friday, Ju"e 18, 1954 WEATHER MAIN RED FACTOR GARFIELD POOL OPENING MEANS POSTPONED TILL LATER TIME Fond. Nostalgic Memorial Due to the unusual June rainy weather, as well as a number of improvements being made, the opening of the Garfield swimming pool, originally slated for June 15th, was postponed. The popular summer recreational site will be ready for young and old at a later date to be announced through the columns of this paper. At the present time, a new fence is being erected by the pool g rooms renovated. and I have just received word that my great and good friend for over SO years, John E. Jones, is retiring after almost 50 years in the busipaper and printing-suppl- y ness. What memories and affection his name evokes! Mr. Jones, manager of the Western Newspaper Union for many years, was one of the people who made it possible for me to purchase this printing plant and newspapers when I was 22 years du-.ism- old. It wa through his wonderful recommendations and the help of my good friends, the late J. C. Denton, Bill Allen, then manager of the Magna First Security Bank, S. J. Quinney, my regarded attorney and George Eccles, that money was loaned to purchase the Copper Printing Company. Through the years until Mr. Jones was promoted as manager of the huge Harry W. Brintnall Company in San Francisco, he remained one of my best friends. He is one of God's great men. loved by all. Once be said to me: I like people. I always feel that if I can't get along with people, it's my fault. You cant snap-judgif you like people, they'll like you. And you can deal with them providing youre square with them, of course." Could he help but be successful and loved with such philosophy? Another time he remarked, when I laughingly told him he was Well, a wonderful salesman: Edith, a sale is not a good sale unless the customer is happy with his purchase. I try to treat the smallest buyer with the same courtesy and attention because the small buyer may someday be the large buyer. So, Johnny Jones, may you have the happiest of retirement with your devoted family, and I'll be traveling soon to San Francisco to see all of you! Would there were more me n in this world like you! i GRANT 11EBER T1 A I PAVE1 a L fl 1 LaIji J Grant R. Hcbvr, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Heber of Magna, will be honored this Sunday evening, June 20th at the Oquirrh Stake Amusement Hall, prior to his departure for the East Central Mission. The program begins at 6:00 p. m. Mr. Iieber is a member of the Spencer Ward. e; MAGNA YOUTH KILLED IN HOME MISHAP STOP! From this day on, Utah's driving public will be seeing a lot more red; for today, the Utah State Highway Commission, after many months of research, discussion and study of traffic experiments across the nation, officially adopted the use of red stop signs es a State standard in pi ace of the present yellow and black signs. Harry E. Hays. 20. of 741.1 West The commission based its de21st South in iMagna, was found cision on the fact that the color of dead Friday morning beneath an automobile that had slipped from a jack. The discovery was made by his father, James M. Hays, at 6:20 a.m. The youth, a graduate of Cyprus high school, had been pinned under the car all night. According to deputy sheriffs Mcrl Coon and Dell Sheppick, the youth had been working on his eutumobile Thursday afternoon. He told his parents he was going swimming with some friends, but had apparently returned to work on his car, parked some 500 feet behind his house in a grove of trees. to investigating According authorities, the youth probably died of strangulation. Hia arm was across his throat when the ear fell, crushing his throat and Chest. Justice of the Peace D. S. Walker, acting as coroner, declared the death due to accident. Prominent Athist Harry E. Hays was born March 18, 1934, in Salt Lake City, a son of James Monroe and Naomi Swift Hays. The family moved to Magna in 1941. He was a graduate of Cyprus high school, where he was active in track and basketball. Besides his parents, he !s survived by two brothers and three sisters: Corporal Janies D. Hays, Camp Hanford, Washington; Mrs. Kathleen Anthony, Garfield; Mrs. Naomi-De- e Bosen, Marilyn Hays and Wayne Hays, Magna; his grandparents: D. L. and Stella D. Hays, with whom the youth resided for some time, and a greatgrandmother, Mrs. Adrian C. Swift, Janesville, Wisconsin. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. red is consistent with the wide use of red as a special warning of danger and the universal use of the red light as a stop signal. DAD ON CARNIVAL IS PLANNED BY MAGNA BIDS LETS HERE ON OPERATION Sunday-Scho- ol superintendency, teachers and a special committee headed by Dun Jeppson, chairman, are completing arrangements for a big Carnival on Saturday, June 26th. All of the event will be held at the churchg rounds, beginning at 6:00 p. m, to include games, horseback riding, sale of goodies, cakes, etc. The event is for the Sunday-Schofund, and a most welcome invitation is extended to everyone for their attendance. Bookkeeping, Collecting and Operation Let Out On Bids The Magna Water Company trustees granted contracts to three individuals effective July 1, 1954 to operate the Magna Water Company on a contract basis. This decision was reached at a public meeting Tuesday night. Vera Jones was granted the bid for keeping the accounts which she will do in her huine. Mr. T. W. Jones was granted the contract for collecting accounts. He will have an office in the front of Goldie's Shoe Shop, to provide Magna Water customers with a central location to pay their bills. These two contracts will enable the Magna Water to operate at a saving of over $3,000 annually, and the trustees feel that these savings to Magna shareholders will prove most lucrative. Also effective July 1, statements will be rendered quarterly, instead of monthly as in the past. Steve Rokieh was given the contract for maintenance and operation, including the general delivery of water to homes and businesses. Further savings anticipated under this plan. ol TO REIGN SUPREME FATHERS DAY On Sunday, June 20th, Dad will reign supreme with the annual observance of Fathers Day-- 24 of the 8,760 hours of the year he can call his own. When you were small you thought Dad was an ancient knight in armor. Then, in your teens, you figured he was just ancient. But, by now, you know Dad for what he really is. . .the guy you love as much for his mistakes as for his achievements; a man ripe in years and full of the salt of experience; the o! pinch-hittwho, come a clutch, can always be depended upon to deliver. er GOP COUNTY COMMISSIONER TO SEEK RENOMINATION WELL-KNOW- Lamont B. Gundersen, CHAIRMEN NAMED FOR CARFIELD COMMUNITY COUNCIL FRIDAY MAGNA WATER WARD The Magna First Ward Number 52 incum- N YOUTH ACCEPTS COAST POSITION ARE THE FACTS. MR. VOTER Members of the Garfield Community Council met Friday and adopted a constitution and bylaws, and also named chairmen of the committees and assisting workers. Parley McCleve had previously been elected president; Mrs. Vance Hendrickson, vice president and Mrs. Lawrence Sowby, secreta- ( Editor's Tbs quMtioni ry-treasurer. and answers pertaining to the viChairmen of committees are: tal and controversial school probCivic William Martin. lem end referendum should be of Finance Kay D. Merrill vital interest to every citisen In Community Beautification C. this area. We will therefore pub' R. Naylor. lish several questions from GoverBoys and Girls Recreation nor J. Bracken Lee to the First Mrs. Ross McQuivey. Health and Sanitation Mrs. C. Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ Letter Day Saints, and T. Sudbury. their answers each week.) Safety C. A. Keyes. Note: Question 5. Some of the teachers are concerned as to What their retirement rights will be in the event of the three colleges to the Church. Will you kindly inform ine as to what retirements they will have? ANSWER. We have not, of course, formulated any retirement policy for the three colleges in question nor can we be expected to do so until we know the outcome of the November election. We would expect, however, to pattern the retirement system now in effect at the Brigham Young University which, we are informed, is the most favorable retirement system of any University in the State. Tiie teachers at that institution, in addition to having the benefits of the Federal Social Security, pay 5 of their annual salary into a teachers retirement fund. This 5' is matched by the Church. The combination of two provides a very good retirement system for faculty members. Question 6. It was alleged during the campaign to obtain signatures to the referendum petition that if the three institutions were returned to the Church, veterans would not be able to obtain the same educational advantages and privileges as if (he same institutions were maintained by the State. Will you kindly inform me whether this is a correct state, ment? ANSWER. The statement you not correct report . is Veterans of World War If and of the Korean War have the same educational benefits in Church schools as in State schools. At the Hrighiun Young University, for instance, the tuition and fees of veterans of World War I! were paid by the government in the same way as at state institutions. Veterans of the Korean War who desire to pursue higher education are paid certain educational benefits direct to them by the Government, and may use these benefits as they see fit for tuition in either private or state schools. 7. Would the QUESTION Church include vocational education in its curriculum for these institutions? ANSWER. We answer this question in the affirmative. BANKERS HAVE WIDE RANGE OF INTERESTS That banker you approach for a loan next time may be a game warden. Or he may be the treasurer of the National Sheepherders' Golf Tournament, or a leader of your Boy Scout unit. That bankers are outstanding community builders with a wide range of interests is shown in a recent survey completed by the First Security Bank system. Results were announced today by L. O. Larson, manager of tha Magna First Security Bank office. Their interests range tram directorates in important business corporations to shooting bows and arrow, Mr. Larson said. The survey included 153 officers of First Security banks in Utah, Idaho and bent member of the Salt Lake County Commission, has announced his candidacy for the ReWyoming. publican nomination for the four-yeIn the field of service to others, commission term. the bankers score high. One hunHe heads the county roads and Sam F. Hill, Jr.. KSL TV acdred forty-seve- n are active parbridges department, as well as the count executive, has accepted a ticipants in such welfare organflood control, street lighting and new position as account executive izations as Community Chest, Red Class B roads. at KNXT TV, and Cross, Boy Scouts, visiting nurse According to information given operated television outlet in Los Salvation associations, Army, Grant R. Hsber this paper, Commissioner GunderAngeles. March of Dimes, YMCA, YWCA, The program numbers include: sen has seen that approximately n The is man young cancer drive, blood drives, church 800 miles of county roods were Prelude, Doris Backmun. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Sum F. welfare committees, snd countless and of The maintained during improved Opening Sung, Spirit Hill, Sr. of Hunter, and a graduate other worhy projects. While bankGod, by the congregation. the first nine months of office. of Cyprus high school. ers are often asked to serve as In Magna, all roads have been Invocation, Bishop J. H. Bieezi. account at KSL executive Aj treasurers of such group many No Wonde- rSacrament song, I Know That surfaced and only two remain to TV since December of 1952, Mr. of First Securitys officers hold No wonder the Communists My Redeemer Lives, by the conbe completed in the next several Hill was formerly affiliated with . .To seek positions as fund or general chairdon't like us. Theyre afraid we'll gregation. weeks, according to J. H. Breeze, Lamoni B. Gunderson. radio station KALL and the Intermen. to county before they road supervisor. Sacrament Service. give everything away mountain Network as a member It was pointed out that spouses can steal it from our children. of the sales staff. He also held the Speaker, President Maurice A. of bankers are similarly active in same post at KIF1, in Idaho Falls, Tuttle, Sr. community undertakings. Just Like Idaho. Song, trio, composed of Effie Yes, your banker is a good man A political argument is like Anderson, Alleen Sheppick, Prior to his radio and television to know in more ways than one. Sorensc v kissing a woman; you don't have to was he was electwith Jarman Haws Lillian employment, recently be so good at it to enjoy it. R. Brooks. 'and Skaggs Advertising Agency Speaker, ed president of the American Le Great trials seem to be a necof Beth gion Auxiliary, succeeding Lucy Selection .:n duet and with Dm1 advertising depurt-- I essary preparation for great dutSome Explaining ( ment at ZCMI. Olsen, The- Langford. Larson. ies. E. Thomson Life magazine a few months He was an active member of the Remarks, Bishop J. Elmer Other officers of the Cyprus ago, had a picture of a group of Thomas. Salt Lake City Club Post Auxiliary are Julia Sutton, Mrs. William Edwards of 2889 and Jr. ChamberAdvertising HUNTER NOTES homes in a California city where Installation of six water sprays of Commerce. A Song, trio. first vice president; Kathryn was in West 9200 29 South Magna, priin the yards were visible at Kennecott of Corporation the of Response, missionary. Copper vice graduate second University Salm, president; ThursMr. and Mix. Kenneth Moesser vate swimming pools. Closing song, God Be With Laura Sorenson, chaplain, Elaine east tailings pond to reduce the stricken with polio last Utah, ho was a member of the is now in the Salt Lake Men's Press Club and the and and three children of Hunter have most I found this a hard picture to You, congregation. day effective, are proving Devore, historian; Dorothy Mora, dust, Kappa General Hospital. She will be Sigma Fraternity. returned home after a most enexplain to my children. Wonder Benediction, Richard Opcnshaw. sergeant-at-armVe Oliver, color according to authorities. if other parents did too? Fostlude. Doris Backman. joyable weeks trip in Richmond, It is anticipated that through remembered as being the formeris bearer. California visiting relatives, Mr. The executive board is compos- the installation of twelve addi- Shirley Nelson. Her husband Power mimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and Mrs. Lynn Baker. They also ed of Lucy Larson, Linnie Wyatt tional sprays that the dust will be an employee of the Utah office. Another Thought P. 8i Light Company Magna states vacationed in Alameda with about controlled and Thelma 70, Quayle. Appointive Another time, Johnny Jones, as A Mrs. Edwards had not felt well friends and visited other points of named at a later II. Ensign, general superintendent be will officers said called him, was everyone fondly all week and her illness interest in the bay area. of mills. date. to me: The world is divided into 18-1definitely diagnosed as polio 9. inofficers will new be These people who do things and people Mr. Jay Adams and sun, KenThursday. She is an employee of stalled Thursday evening, June who get the credit. Try, Edith, Powder Company Hercules the ny, spent the weekend at Straw-berr- y of m. at the home 17th, 8:00 p. if you can, to belong to the first Bacchus plant. Reservoir where they enjoyWilliams. Mrs. Wallace less class. There's far competition." Her right side is paralyzed, but ed fishing. she is being given every kind of Open house will be held Friday All single girls, between the modern, medical treatment, so Mrs. W. O. Peacock of Salt Lake Someone asked Tom Dyches if and Saturday for the A1 Parker best. for the of 16 and 23, residing in doctors that ages hope he believed in luck. Certainly, Ford company in Magna, and all who lost both City was a weekend guest at the Archibald, Gary Oquirrh District, are extended an of his logs in a boat accident home of Mr. he said. How else do you explain citizens in this locality are invited and Mrs. Frank invitation to enter the Magna several the success of those you don't to call and also participate in the years ago. has graduated Laughlin. Celebration Independence Day like? from a Business College and obThe first anniversary of the drawing for 9 choice prizes. Quee.n Contest, announces Ray D. tained a with Norcn position Mr. Parker, who comes highly Mrs. R. M. Witbeck and two Hunter Recreational Park is slated Merrill, chairman. Pontiac Company in Magna as 25th. June for Friday, A children, two Wendy and Jolene, spent and attendants friend Allie Huffaker, my good queen He is the son of Mr. A carnival is to be held for ten days in Hollywood, California, will be chosen to ride on the main bookkeeper. and a wit in her own right, reat will The prizes that be given Chuck Archibald of where young and old, and the day will float in the Magna parade, repre- - j they visited Mrs. Witbeck's marked to Nels Aldrich at lunch the Magna Independence Day cel- be climaxed by the drawing for in sent 24th sister and her family, Mrs. Gene area this will the other "Yes, the July Kenny day: ebration dance July 3rd in the a beautiful Birchcraft Pioneer Salt Lake parade, and be Thompson. forget one of two things I ask him Magna Union Hall, are now on boat. a to get at the grocery store, but special guest at a number of of Cutler Bette again at the J. C. Penney store, Magna infordisplay detailed and Complete other epunty and state functions. House Guests will remember every stroke he announces the committee. mation will be given in next won a place in the Schubach golf The queen and attendants will Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Christensen made or should have made on the Gifts that will be awarded to weeks paper on this area event. tournament last week at the Salt and family of Walla Walla, Washgolf course.' Lake Nibley golf course, taking be awarded complete ensembles. holders of lucky tickets include a be made Entries the at and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence may And while Nels was chuckling first the ington in consolation the prize chest of silver with service for or Garfield Drugstores, and Hulet and baby of Madison, Wisover this remark, Allie further flight- -a beautiful silver casserole. Magna a combination broiler and eight; consin, are guests of their parents, elaborated, And to top it off, my Mrs. Cutler won first flight last judging will bo conducted for the grill and an electric food mixer. ladies at a community Mr. and Mrs. Emil Feulncr. yoong silver kids can forget school duties, fora awarded was and were Members of the committee year next in event be announced to to wash dishes, empty bathe, get last week tray. soliciting Mrs. Faye Hales, formerly of week's edition. garbage, sleep, even forget to eat. cm the ticket sales, and ask everyChurch Nows Enter today! YOU could be the careBut they can remember any this community, and here on a ones support and aid in this worwill less promise I might have made visit with her hukband, Major winner, for Salt Lake judges thy enterprise. Community Baptist Church them five months or two years Leon Hales, took first place in give their decision on beauty as Sunday, 10:00 a. m., Sunday well as personality. ego!" Hattie Kilgore, Home Econo- the tournament. She has departSchool for entire family. Church Mrs. Mr. are Merrill mist from the Kerr Glass Manu- ed with her husband for Florida J. Assisting service follows at 11:00 a.m. A T. Coon, Mix. John Rokieh, Mrs. Could Bel nursery is provided for thj eliild-refacturing Company, will give a H. L. Garfield and Mrs. Ross McA certain superintendent tells demonstration on Home Canning was Quivey. about a teacher who expectand Elna Miller, Extension NuSunday, 7:00 to 9:00 p. m., iiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A1 Parker ing to receive a promotion, but anU. S. A. C. will dem Young People's Fellowship. of tritions! other instructor was chosen, igWednesday, 7:45 to 8:45, Hour recommended with years of exonsIrate Home Freezing next MonA. noring seniority. of Power. automobile line, Ward the in Bennion at June 21st, perience day, deThe disgruntled teacher Gary Archibald You are cordially invited to atthe concern Confirmation was held Monday church, 6200 South Redwood Road manded to know why his 20 years' recently purchased tend any or all of our services. Stan from for his is who known Dargcr. Gary, Kennecott Copper Corporation evening at Our Lady of Lourdes at 2:00 p. m. experience had been overlooked. Potluck Dinner followed by ex and recorded and of second methods canning pluck, the courage All in Excel! in the His said Church Magna by superinMy friend, expects earnings movie Thursday, June 24th, TRAVELERS ceptionally fine grades while at- 6:30 ency, Duane G. Hunt, assisted by freezing will be discussed and no quarter to be "somewhat better tendent, in reality you haven't p. m. All members and more than in has and tending college, Father Bcngneau, first assistant homemaker can afford to miss this than the $1.70 a share earned had 20 years' experience, and befriends are invited. desire" fulfilled everyone's "heart Mrs. James Thomas of Magna at the Cathedral in Salt Lake City; opportunity to gain pointers that the first three months this year. fore the teacher could expostulate, -- Ivan Cleveland, pastor. so contributed him when for ol elect been A. hslf has Don Devore first they enround. the one for But results an Father Sullivan, assistant pastor will be helpful the year has returned home after he added, You have had other and his for of Post of as cd hospital commander liberally 1954 will be "not quite good" Cyprus visit with her at Price; Rt. Rev. Monsg. Moreton The public is cordialy invited. joyable year's experience 20 times. expenses. as in the 1953 period, when net the American Legion. daughters, Mrs. Pete Huyck and of Midvale, master of ceremonies. News Continued good lurk, Gary. Other newly namsd officers are The ceremony was closed with Mother Dies Mrs. James Dennis of Inglewood, equalled $4.18 a share, E. S. Hann, Hurley Visitors solemn benediction by Father California. Tony Mora, first vice president; treasurer, stated. Brother-In-LaDies Mr. Hann noted that Kennecott Kenneth J. Boyle, second vice Mrs. Mary Pulli Divino. 57. of A. B. Elder of Hurley, New Bengncau, celebrant, assisted by Mrs. Ann Eckersley Thompson Vem factor a Oliver, once more "is Provo a deacon and Far in Darrell adjutant; Father died president: Lieutenant hospiul First becoming former resident, Provo, Freegard, Mexico, Magna Dana Marshall ot brother-in-laPhil granddaughter, of Dr. Fox, Ray market. Earl causes. in sergeant the natural Clegg, of Air with Force, Father Sullivan, European copper arrived this week to vacation mer, member of the Wednesday Manhattan Beach. California and Webste of E. Debs, principal McBride, lip Dominick of chaplain; George She was (he mother relatives and friends in Provo, left Thursday after a short Bishop Hunt congratulated the daughter, Miss Betty Lou Marshall In obedience to the divine na- William Ycates, historian; R. H. School, died Tuesday in Chicago. Magna and Salt Lake. He joined leave with his parents, Mr. and parishioners on their accomplish Divino of Magna. of Kennewick, Washington, were Mr. Debs left Wednesday to at' officer. reflects finance is extended man's Cushing, to individuality ture, continue them Mrs. of asked ments Sincere of and Farmer a Wallace been who sympathy has his wife Magna guest weekend visitors of Mrs. Laura inservices. tend funcrul be of will officers new order and The law divine the being. manifestas a to the sorrowed family. her mother, Mrs. Martha Laird in and other relatives and friends their cooperation Sorenson. -summer. in late Baker stalled Eddy Mary in this araa. ation of their faith. Provo for three weeks. LILLIAN ar CBS-owne- d well-know- HAWS NEW HEAD OF LEGION UNIT La-N- . SPRAYS YOUNG MAGNA AID IN STOP OF WIFE STRUCK WITH POLIO DUST STORMS WATER ! s; OPEN HOUSE FOR JUNE FORD CONCERN ARE HUNTER PUNS CELEBRATION HOLIDAY DANCE ON JUNE 25th PRIZES SHOWN AT PENNEFS YOU PLUCKY YOUTH MAKES GOOD BEAUTY QUEEN? ENTER CONTEST IN BUSINESS BETTE CUTLER AGAIN WINS , GOLF TOURNEY I ot ; Home Canning Demonstration house-to-hou- ' Slated June 21st CONFIRMATION HELD IN MAGNA BY BISHOP HUNT n. KCC Earnings Raise Anticipated Don j New Devore Head Of American Legion Garfield sub-deaco-n. s; w |
