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Show Friday. May 27, 1955 Garfield Leader. Garfield, Utah situated within Magna Water ,piy, treatment and distribution of Company, an improvement Dis-- j water for said district. For a more trict. Salt Lake County, Utah, compute statement with respect will De neneniea oj me improve- to the original creation of said PUBLIC HEARING ment in said distriirt and to pay district and the reasons fur the or which the district pi oposo.s to holding of such public hearing, isue oonas in the atfgrr(..v.e rrfurence ii made t the KOTTfF. IS HEREBY UIYKN fiitiuuni oi 970,000 payable :: o n adopted by 1:1c1 Bu.vd of - County Coiri:i.;.ion.':s on M.i.v 4, be on tax;.!.:C..11.levied tla. of County that the Board 1U35, uHnri::,j llu in said district, ting nf 7 of Salt Uko C ounty, ip:"'H"'ty missioned T m- - .nature an l t xU-r.t hearing. i.f a liearji.ii hold public will Utah, !; t .li..:. M.'U on the 8th day of Jiint-- I:':'i5, Aijy Lixp.ijv;-Watep;i.p ii.-- .i 10:30 o'cloik a. ni. in I:.jum 2i'ni, nu:.li in the district aiv ii: Wuilii!': Ccmp.my, an d t to consist of pl.,L Lake City. V'.ah, District, may on (:: !,.; e s:: d:ite prolyl it! w :!ui.i mine whether ill Uxablo p: epi'ity improving the system fo: thv NOTICE ; : . m-h iii!i:i.p:-oiTnn-nt' cniiti-M-Sa- rl-v- - I : f'lP upt't'utiiin '.a facil.ti-- s of ,r.il: i I (I CLOSES ! in ..i. ;r.; : ... v. i Effective Day, May 3Ut, t'.i Magna and Garfield BARBER SHOPS i.ill close each Monday instead of Vcdu .Ls until further notice. t: c t :t;.;n .::;.:i c.iitv ci.::i Couniy, a..-,t- ii: L" 1.1:1, id l!i;:e L'oiii.ii.-- .; S'.J) 1... .! .ir.j pl.uv 3. That a'.l act and isolations in conflict with this resolution or any part thereof are hi-- i ehy repealed. Act iptod and appov-.this 4th ' lilc.J h :.! I. ii' - : - v-- MAGNA NOTES "a.rm.Rd'" Visitors were present from IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllliliiiilltllllllllliillllllliMilllllllllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH Salt Lake City, Murray, Miivale, Provo and Ogden. Mrs. Farnsworth was presented with a gift by department president Elinore Dearing. A luncheon was later seived and social time spent following the gath- New Head Post : 1.1 c.'iid ".:l:o:i lo :ill p iit.vt-i:l;ih:ive b: c:i i,j i'.ic.i uri i!.iV of Mj.V, 1:IS3. Kdwln Q. Can:mn l 0. Young Magna Matron Leaves For Germany 1Salimi O nlf5 1 - '- - For Your (xnvenience Mew Moisrs 9:00 au m. to 10:00 to p. Sundays, JUNE 1st to OCTOBER 1st 12 noon is leaving by plane Saturday at 10:50 p. m. to join her husband in Augsburg, Germany. He u stationed there with the Army Hon- or Guard. Mrs. Kelson will make the en tire trip by plane, arriving in Augsburg Monday about 7:00 p. m. There will be about four She is the former Marian line of this community. Duke Drug Magna Drug geant-at-arm- West 8800 00. a little luxury is good for every man ...bo enjoy s; Major Robert Allan Attends Army School r a week. The school specialized in mod-ur- n warfare and tactics. Major Allan was in active duty 5 years and completed 9 years in the reserve. He is G2 of the 96ih Infantry Division, which embraces intelligence or enemy STItiUGIITBOUIJBONinilSKEY 6 years old J&i&JOs. S&2fK'V tV HKJr4.4?'r ..tcrr. lH.' ftmMkfri it'&f.r' 'VC-- AN,) PRICED TO FLEASE Gesture Given Stake House As a fine gesture to aid the Oquirrh Slake House and Spencer Ward, Heber's Roller Skaiing Rmk will tuin over the skating fees on every Tuesday night tc the Spencer Ward, announce officials. Ward officials would like all who can to attend on Tuesday to uuost this fund. CLASSIFIED a for .11 oc- FOR SALE-Tlocarions. Please caU Harmon Flor- 1 l 8827 West 3200 South or wers ,'r2&'m - S dial . -- 00. 3388. Tie $14.00 . $9.95 ALL METAL CAMP AXE : . $29 COLEMAN Stoves. Lanterns. Cold Chests. Tables. Chairs Barns Propane Gas Stoves aad Lantaraa Boota Waders. TenisSlMping Baga-C- oia Wolverine Hunting Shoes Licenses Available Hera Magna Lumber and Hardware Fif.een youngsters were given Phone 1271 Magna, Utah polio shots Wednesday in the Fire Hall-th-ose who had missed the iiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiuniiiiiiiiin first shot last week, announces Mrs. Elva Binxham. nurse. You CARPET a Parents are asked to watch this second on the paper for the notice better can't buy for your OUTDOOR living room! clinic. Miss Matthews PORTER-WALTON- 'S U of U Majorette Velvef For Next Year Major Robert Allan of the Mana Row has returned home fU-attending an Infantry Div ision btatl Keiresncr course 01 the United States Army, held in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas for Fine For Spinning Outfit NOW Hen- - Watch for 2nd Polio Shot n: OPENING WEEK SPECIALS Class Pole Automatic Bail Reel Monofilament Line Mrs. Russell Kelson of Magna I,-- n this at a dinner Tonv Mora was installed com' week. mander of Cyprus Post No. 38, Chairman, Board of County American Legion, Friday evening, Cimiiiissioners, Salt Lake County, to serve during 1955-5hear iji'ijii'.i il. .ij :j Utah. Other officers include Don Jje- Lewd in uipsji'l of i Vore. first vice commander; J. (Seal) 10 ,,. l.'P'.'l Ut 11.1.1 Of S I.J di.-t-i ll't W. Yeatcs, second vice comman illi'J its facilities olid tile ijo'.iail.C AK-iKnAAntnn der: Kenneth Boyle, finance offl a.. r - , 1., y i.M Countv Clerk cer: Dr. George K. McBride, .Ma ' Chapter 6 amt ri.leJ as ah.v Si t !to (Other business not oerlinent chaplain; Earl Clegg, sergeant-at- the above appears in the min arms; Vern Oliver, adjutant. utes of the meeting.) AUXILIARY Upon motion duly made by LEGION Commissioner Cannon and sec- NAMES OFFICERS onded by Commissioner Stewart, the meeting was adjourned. Mrs. Dorothy Mora was elect Edwin Q. Cannon ed president of the American of Board Chairman, County Cyprus Post No. 38, Legion, Lake County, Commissioners, Salt at a meeting conductThursday, Utah. of Mrs. Vert A. home in the ed m. p. (Seal) Haws. Attest: 10 Mrs. LaPrele Matthews was m. (S) Alvin Keddington named first vice president; Mrs. County Clerk second vice pres Julia Clegg, Date of first publication, May ident; Mrs. Linnie Wystt, chap-Iai13, 1955. Mrs. Kathryi Salm, ser- Date of last publication, May Mrs. Minnie West, 27, 1955. color bearer; Mrs. Ruby Cushing, historian and Mrs. Agnes Will CUSTOM Trenching lor sewer iams, new executive board mem and walar lines, pipe laying. ber. Two appointive officers will be back filling, sewar connections, plumbing repairs, pipe, fittings. named and all the ladies will be bath fixtures, gas and electric installed to their respective Of' water heaters. Dial 7732 or 2521 fices in June. Kennor AppL fc Hdwa, 2618 So. Barbers Magna Guests entertained J ii v...I ering. Mrs. L. V. Bracy had as weekend guests, her sister, Mrs. Hattie Robinson of Washington, D. C. and Mrs. Pearl Mulford of Richfield, Utah. Complimentary to these visitors and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Robinson of Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. Bracy Tony Mora Legion Home on Visit LOW DOWN PAYMENT 7- -; FOR SALE Lovely t. Biunoh Taylor has re- home, double carport. 3 Official Visitation turned to her base at Fort Old. carpaied. drapes. disposal Mrs. Edith Farnsworth, pres- California, afttr visiLing the past Youngiiown kitchen, air ident of the Rebekah Assembly of 15 days with r.er inj'.her, Mrs. lioning. automatic washer uim ana siau. maae net Mamie Tajl-- r and othr itlativei drrer, beautifully rAl11010. M,g:u and viein- - $12,000. Inquire 4488 West 8S40 Lodge Magna in the ity. South. Keaxns. dial AM 41 Magna Women's Clubrooms. : said piopcty li'ie projivtei roi:ii:tut'j tiie .'uth bjun.l- . 1; of line ary (S) Alvin K 'ddUiJtSn mri'-ii:;;'.o.:l i r ;1 to l..c ii..!; Oil W !.l'!l t!ii' wj. p.-.- -: i !, or t In Participate 's.'iu'.l iif tlii piupi iy d : The boundaries of said district are as follows: The center lino of the public street known as 8400 West Street and sa:d center line projected 01 g w 31113 shall constitute the cast boundary !3C0lIl-U-- II line of said district: fie norm properly line of the public street A number of local Boy Scouts knuwri as 2600 South Si:eet and aa:d ty line projected ihall will partirrvite in the Scout-O-H- .j t'IJ Saturday, May . CMiit;tule tut.1 nuriii boundary of 21 :. Ariiii-Forces Uay at the said d.slrict; and the west P' p.'ily line of tin said public Sail Luke Municipal Alport, anst.vi'.t known as West Siivct nounce officials. Tickets are still being sold by .ii I said prcpi'i'ty line proj.'.n-- d r.jll cfnstlt :'. tiif west bou:vl.ii'y the scouts. The program begins 0: (if said district: and the son'.ii at 10:00 a. m. and will continue 01 ;j.rp:T.y liiiL' of i:v.' iMc firtitl with varied iictiviiies until 5:00 ,l:n.i'vVii oS 3jJ0 S.ntlii S.re. t uii p. m. I ch-.- Magna-Garfiel- . ;. it v. : I'.'.",.:, lj.il :ii s:. ad t.-i- l i!i of T.tv Ann..ul t 'i. I :i:.I Local Boys To forth. tern distinct honor was given to a charming Magna young lady, Miss Clare Matthews, Saturday, when announcement was made that she had been chosen Miliar ette of the University of Utah A band. Miss Clare, 16. is the daughter of M: and Mrs. Weldon C. Matt hews of Magna. She is a juninr at Cyprus high school, but through a special entrance examination A'ill enter the University of Utah in the fall of 1955 as a fully ac credited freshman. Fourteen contestants entered the competition for the drum majorette. Miss Clare was chosen Miss Majorette of Utah last year and served as majorette in the Brock bank junior and Cyprus high. She will be the majorette of the band and University travel with them next year, in eluding a trip to New York when the u piays Army. The young lady has been in vited to attend the national Baton and Majuretie convention in Mil waukee in July and will attend that with her mother. She was formally presented as the new majorette at a dinner' dance Saturday evening, accora panied by her parents. The best lawr. seed you can buy i soil and climate . . . Thrivei in both sun and shade. Gives ycu luxurious, i cretn lawn. c't-c- lb. carton (icwj 1 00 sq...l 'I. CARPET bra;; 's The $15.00 " g: :..;.. a, ycj've htcrd so cbc'Jt. Sav-.- i'uio did wci!-s!ov ne-.- fojt-ipreadi- lev.-- ; much mow half as o':?n. Ssvcs water, too, ond fiils in !o iczfl werJi on:. 1 lb. p''3. sows SCO tA. 4.r" ISO-pie- DT vecvnvsnessMSjraeiiti What more is tliere ...at anyprice ? - You 11 make a neiv friend Jot life When you taste lighter, milder OLD TAYLOR 86 If you like rare bourbon, but want it in lighter and milder 83 proof, jut ask for "OLD TAYLOR 88." You'll .walk . out . with what many bourbon fanciers say is the finest 8 proof straight bourbon ever bottled. Try it! OLD TAYLOR KENTUCKY BOURBON Ml,i-T- B. in.,., t. . .a.. - ... Sedan-- Perhaps you've told yourself: "Sumo day I'm Roing 'all out' on a car gt t the hmt that money can buy in style, luxury and comfort ." V, !l, More ynu tlirciw . your Mione- around, Ixlier ask yoiir, if a few tw iun.-'Have you ever seen a car will, u.cri' style disiim-lioumi dusking? Can than this new Dodge long and lu-.- inn- it co.-- i' .e nfTi.r - more- -r.;oiiiv luxur', or iri-i- lMautiful f.i'.n.-- und nppointrr.i"!is? the brilliant Is there Biiyl'iiv; on t'1? roii'l in 8 eii;:ine? of t li? Dwlg'1 r :it iuiK tii.-xis i". wal' ! your Doilgo quest The answer of monej-- ! It will save you a gnat any .I'nn il-- f ss V-- CHECK YOUR CAR MAGNA DIAL ST' - ; 5511 - CHECK MOTOR ACCIDENTS! lo 9 indw. longer than up oth- - cor. in ils do,,. ujauJint iu m . ,. . . and Fliuhlng Ahnul! 1- - l WHISKEY I Htl IHW ' mm f H id U u If you prefer bonded bourbon, drink KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 100 PROOF TW HMm THE OLD TAYLOR DISTILLERY y OLD TAYLOR COMPANY MAGNA. UTAH r--... Br 8S PROOF STRAIGHT llDlTin. m TlaiT't'anhionrd OUDjAYLOpJ COMPANY. FRANKFORT I LOUISVILLE, 4 Ttm MF KENTUCKY |
