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Show iiiiffiifiiiti'i:!iiit:i:i:!!i!ii:!:i::::!iMt OBSERVATIONS iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii "The Complete Home Newspaper" L It in The Timet or Leader Garfield. Utah, Friday. June 10. 1955 year Thirty-eight- h S. -- Read Number 51 COUNTY RECREATION Not Too Early WAY Although July 4th. which falls on Monday this year, seems far away, tha Indapendanca Day and committae doaa not think ao, and Registration Still Being Conducted At Magna MAGNA la making plane for a gala time. Garfield Centers; Many Classes Offered Thair tickets have bean printad and chancaa ara to ba aold on Registration started Monday, coma Una items. June 6th in Magna at the Cupper Community Park and in Garfield Formal Dedication Set For June John Rokich ramarkad tha near the Swimming Pool for the other day that tha trouble with ummer recreation program un24th of $100,000 Pool in Magna ao many eoniarencti la that they der the sponsorship of the Salt loat which ara meetingi Plans are being advanced for people Lake County Recreation and Funeral Services To Be Magna's $100,000 swimming talk about things they should be cal groups. the Independence Day Magna Conducted .MAGNA pool will be open to the public Wednesday A wide variety of activities is doing! celebration, and a beauteous miss this Friday morning, June 10th .lAWii In Magna Ward ,?: Hoar true. John. from this area will reign over being offered under the capable at 10.00 a.m., and expectations the parade and gala fete. Ray D. direction of Lex McKee, Bry Paul Garside, D. Johnson are that throngs will attend. The Sorenson. Jeanne Merrill is chairman of the queen Successful People Hendriekson, M:i. Laura Jane Johnson Niel- contest. Field For pool will accomodate 400 people. Tha most successful man ia Deb Smith and Connie Jo Mat Leading sen, 64, of 9065 West 3200 South, Inspection tours were conduct is the admission price Roy Smith is chairman of the Medalist Honors What any community ara not necess- thews and Claire Matthews. ed Wednesday of the Magna resident, died general celebration and Don De regarded most Given tha who have Activities those to the arily pool? recreation facility, and enthusiasSaturday, 4:05 a. m. in a Salt Vore, A very large group has enter Tennis, golf, dancing, baseball, A. 25 cents up to Junior High money. Harry Quayle Lake hospital of natural causes. comments of approval were tic r. other have men and who crafts arts secretary-treasuretha and ara many is ed the Spring Tournament of the school age, 50 cents admission They voiced by everyone. One man re Mrs. Nielsen, lovely and reaccomplished the most in view activities are available to local Any single young lady resid Utah Copper Golf Club, which over that age. Suits will rent for marked that he had not previous-l- y garded lady of this community, ing in Oquirrh District between will be of thair opportunities. youngsters this summer. played the weekend of 25 cents and towels will be rentrealized the size of the pool, Whl w,.lh .the ages of 16 and 23 " The program will run from !U a years is eli- - June 18th, announces Henry Mori ed, 5 cents to youngsters and 10 35 by 75 feet It holds about 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon in the morn chairman of publicity. The dates cents for adults. It is compulsory My Compliments. Gentleman! ' in Livernpre, California about gallons of water. Once upon a time, a great and ings and from 1 to 4:30 p.m. in Entry blanks may be obtained for the qualifying rounds have to use the rented towels, as they 7 weeks ago, and had been conwoman voiced A her of praise E. of John the afternoons. friend from mine, the Copper Printing Com- been extended until the weekend are sterilized to further protect good fined at St. Mark's the unusual decorative effects and the pany, Garfield Drug All children are invited to par or Magna of June 11th. Jones, said: "The world is divideveryone's health. colors of the indoor spot five weeks. past ed Into people who do things and ticipate in this summer program bo lockers to Garside and Deb Telephone office. Will there Thus Paul far, Girls and women will use the She was born October 21, 1890, 12. run T until which will credit." tha who for the candidates will clothes store ace are August Judging get Johnson, people golfers, leading . south dressing rooms, boys and Utah County. Utah, h mnrfi. in Palmyra, creThe and should th. No. A. for Each will honors. may receive register girls boys medalist gel person Many people men the north dressing rooms. AU to Andrew Wilhelm and Annamunity park dit for tha Magna Swimming at the Copper Park Mondays thru Thursday, June 23, However, several dark horses a basket when they pay admission dressing rooms are equipped with -- ihuuu. one man iva a :7:so p.m. for queen and two could upset the fine scores posted they will store their clothes in Pool chiefly tha committee who Fridays at the designated times. Wilford Nielsen January tendants. All must be attired in dressing stalls and toilet AH of the activities will be free. worked ao hard and diligently the basket and check them with showers, by these veteran golfers. m i ini facilities and finished in a beau'i L.BKC o, i9n in sail ine formal A total of $750 in prizes will be the attendant while swimming. tiful i,ny. for many months, to include Ken-s- i However, a slight charge wU be pink ceramic tile for the The celebration will again be given in the event. marriage was later solemnized made for some materials in the K. What days will the pool be Mori John Rokich, girls and tan for the boys. in the Sail Lake LDS Temple. sponsored by the Firemen and crafts. and Cromer. ails open? Many Improvements George Mrs. Kay Pauloe, attractive Mr. Nielsen died June 11, 1948. Rules Given Garfield Program A. For the summer, six days a Under the most successful dirHoward Hidge, L. O, Larson Cyprus Post of the American Le of the Women's Division Certain rules pertaining to all president ir.ciude Survivors sons five and Xf lt had Tennis lessons will be given at at the Utah not been for these ection of Jay W. Richardson, who week, excluding Sunday, from pools must be observed giun. Golf Club. for.', the Copper Hollis W., daughters: Floyd L., More details will be given in has served ai president of the 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. man. Magna would not now have the Garfield tennis courts under protection of each and every perMrs. Verl Keefer, Magna; Mrs. next week's issue on the various Golf Club for the attendants and How the recreation program, Tuesday, several Q. a f 100.000 swimming pooL many past son using the pool The following Under the energetic and cap Dorothy Searle, Tooele; Mrs. Nor events - They certainly have taken a Wednesday and Thursday, 4:30 able that are being planned to years, the club has grown to a lifeguards will bo on duty? direction of Mrs. Kay Paul- ma Frank, will be rigidly enforced: intermedCalif., make 5:30 for a a and for successful 400. be at the A. all times There will famous quolation by Herbert beginners, day membership of over 1. Every person must cleanse stu- oe, the Utah Copper Golf Club two brothers, Gilbert Y. Johnson, memorable one, Monday, July This spring many trees were male and female instructor-guar- d Baynard Ew?j to heart. It is: iates and 6:30 for advanced women's division is progressing Spanish Fork; Ervin D. themselves in the showers PRIOR Johnson, 4th. 1 cannot givs you tha formula dents. planted to add to the beauty and on duty, supplied by Salt Lake to entering the pool, , in 'accormost satisfactorily, and now num Salt Lske City and one sister, These lessons started June 7th. bers 48 In Recreation. to windbreakers the for auccvjs. but I can give you tha layaddition, County provide members. dance with State Board of Health Mrs. Priscilla C. Boyark, Spanish out. The club has purchased over the Magna Council will provide formula to? failure try to p least Attendants will not Weekly play and competition Fork; and 12 grandchildren. requirements. the at pool. $20,000 of equipment employees everybody." is conducted each Tuesday, with a enter unless they are let anyone Mrs. Nielsen was an esteemed MAGNA on New Clubhouse tha poolT scrubbed clean. Q. What Is owing variety of socials. Many other people have also this in hold and lady community A. A sum of nearly $40,000 has Plans are now being contemMrs. Crystal Colombe has been in 2. Anyone with open sores or greatly aided, .including D. D. respect by hosts of friends. plated for a new clubhouse to to be repaid to Granite School bindaged portions on their named chairman of the Eoard of She had lived a Punshon, original chairman, Mrs. body unassum admissions of en will cost about Paid quiet in the district neighborhood V7. S. Hook. Mrs. Levi Hunt and will not be allowed to enter the Directors, assisted by Mrs. Mary ing life, but had proven f $120,000, although a definite de able the Council to pay off the All should host of Reese, Mrs. Marj Morsonelli, Mrs. an .j pooL wife and mother. cision has not yet been reached bilL Doris Wilson and Mrs. Muriel She exemplary 3. Anyone running or acting in be commended for their untiring was a friend to all. structure. on this SandalL a manner detrimental to the genefforts. Funeral Ritea Set Proposals call for the suggested eral welfare of others may be exTuesday Meeting August Lehman, 2458 West 4100 club My most sincere compliments, j.h jt...... ......... Funeral rites were conducted between constructed be to At the competitive play and so gentlemen! pelled from the pool 2:00 p. m. in the South, Granger, well known re No. 3 tee and No. 2 green. Wednesday, was honored cial that followed last Tuesday's Every girl and woman should Magna LDS Ward with Bishop sident of this area, the If the dream materializes, with an open house at old Do you know about Maw Eyes wear play, door prize; we; a swarded Ivan MenwiUt in Sunday bathing caps to protect the Interstrucclub would be used as a to Mrs. Faye Morgan, Mrs. Valer- ment was made incharge. his home from 2 to 5 p. m. on his for the Needy? This is a pool against bobby pins. This is the valuable to ture house the Spanish golf ia SncU, Mrs. Maxine McNeills, Fork 80th birthday anniversary. a MUST. organisation which provides cemetery. Mrs. Kay Gallant and Mrs. Ruby Mr. Lehman was born June 5, equipment new eyeglasses and artificial eyes Fees Given The following numbers were for people who cannot otherwise Fees for the use of the pool Ciishing. I at home, Erwin 1875, at Bad Friendwalde, Oder, prayer given: Mrs. Bette Cutler won the May D. a son of August and afford them. The work was startbeen set at 25 cents admisThe past few weeks have been have Johnson, prelude and postlude Germany, Rose Lehman. He came to Amersion up to Junior high school ed by Mrs. Arthur Terry, who leg event music at ward, Mrs. Glen an for re unfortunate local time 1897. He married Martha died in 1947. and now is carried Monthly golf balls were awardinvocation, Levi Hunt; ica in sidents to suffer fractured legs, age, 50 cents admission over that ed to Mrs. Mcrze Peterson, Mrs. en by the Short Hills Junior Ser"Wonderful Mother of A. Albrand in Salt Lake City duet, the latest being Mrs. Wallace age. Suits will rent for 25 cents Vcnna McQuivcy, Mrs. Marcia vice League. Up to 1953. more Mr. and Mrs. Jimmic November 15, 1900. Their marMine, of Magna who fell at her and towels will be rented, 5 cents Williams Ross, Mrs. Naomi Willey. Mrs. Hales, in the than 75.000 people had been helpAn-- d riage was later solemnized Mrs. accompanied home trying to pull down a hat- - to youngsters and 10 cents to a- by Bette Cutler, Airs. Doris Wilson, ed. Maurice Tut-tl- Salt Lake 'Temple. reason; box Tuesday night Her leg dulta. speaker, Mrs. Mrs. is Romaine Zito, thto .OH The system Peggy Mr. Lehman was a farmer and "Smilin Thru." Murduet, under, resulting in i crumpled IT IS COMPULSORY TO USE ara collated, and reus bis Samuelson, Mrs. Neva Witnmer iel Lizak and Roween bad break. After receiving treat THE RENTED TOWELS, as they Hawkins; carpenter until his retirement and Mrs. Orlean Richardson. frames are set aside. .(Lenses includ to Due last several factors, year. E. R. Dimond; closing ment at a Salt Lake hospital, she are sterilized to further protect The next social of the group speaker, without frame:, cannrt be used.) He is the father of 15 children, ing changing the date of birth is now Bishop Menunott; duct, recovering at home. will be held the last Tuesday in remarks, Metal frames lnd old gald and everyone's health. "I Walked in God's Garden," Mr. 13 of whom are living. They in days for eligible Others who have suffered frac 3:30 at melted to June. sent be Golf are silver scrap o'clock, and Mrs. Hales; begins 31st to September from October Jr. William and clude F., August Health Protections tured legs are Mrs. A. T. Hellier, closing prayer, followed by the party and and redeemed for cash. This fund Granger; Howard L., Mrs. Ernest 15th, the enrollment of kinder- who fell off the back step of her Over $27,000 of the total cost George Miner. Is then used to buy new prescripfrom has classes Mrs. and dropped Jerry garten The grave was dedicated by Al (Ruth) Johnson home a few weeks ago and broke of the pool is invested in a fil tion glasses. bert Swensen. (Phyllis) Fuhriman, Salt Lake last years record, announces Phil foot bones; Mr. Charles Bruner, tration system for the most modDistribution of new glasses and school. Pallbearers were Rodney Chap City; Mrs. Mervin J. (Roselle) Debs, principal of Webster who suffered seven broken bones ern and efficient water-cleaniMrs. W. G. Larson artificial eyes is uncomplicated. There are 145 boys and girls in his man, David R. Boyack, Wat B. Bump, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. foot; Mrs. Jack Herzog, who equipment. a to A needy person may apply Beck, Sam Hill, Lynn Packard Mabel Langton, Bakersfield, Cal- enrolled at the Magna school, as also is recovering from a bad A hair trap will remove all enrollment first the hospital, clinic or welfare agency, Mrs. W. G. (Lucy) Larson of R. Mrs. grade and William against ifornia; John and Levi. Hunt foot; Mrs. Verl A. Haws, who fell hair, an alum treatment will re or directly to us. He is then ex- Magna was elected department 186. last of fall Sincere sympathy is extended (Lela) Bledsoe, San Carlos, Cal at her home, and now has her foot move all scum. Chlorine will be amined and referred to an optiHowever, school authorities be in a cast and Mrs. Von Curtis, mechanically and to the sorrowed family. ifornia; Mrs. Herman (Cleo) Bar- of the American Le president automatically orthe for cian for glasses paid by thule, San Jose, California; Dan, lieve this number will be met and who cracked a foot bone. All are added to the water for bacteriolgion Auxiliary at the close of the so as exceeded fall, ganisation. .. Mrs. by probably 37th annual convention of the George (Lila) Holladay; Magna residents. ogical control. In addition, soda The need for optical scrap is Dahlstrom, Copperton, and Mrs. many are moving into new homes Mrs. Herzog suffered the first ash will be placed in the water Department of Utah Saturday in Please ever! than now. summer months. the greater late Shorland (Helen) Hunsaker, Hon- in Vernal. broken leg and hopes to have the to prevent an acid condition-t- he Teachers are Miss Sarah Orme, cast removed Mclvm R. Brooks, principal of help by sending your old eyeHe has 24 grandchildren Mrs. Larson is past president eyville. next week. She de factor that causes red eyes from silver and scrap of the Mrs. Fern Richards and Mrs. Ann re glasses and gold and 12 sires to thank everyone for their swimming in treated pools. Cyprus Post No. 38 Aux- the Oquirrh Stake Seminary,Mon to New Eyes for the Needy. Inc. ceived master's his to A of Tygesen. called friends state number degree and also served in the water is injected The fresh thoughtfulness and kindness dur Short Hills. New Jersey. Help, iliary as secretary to Mrs. Ruby day evening from the Brigham Garfield Down wish the hale and hearty man her convalescence. from ports every 10 feet around ing too. by telling others about this group to decrease the Due population FarnswdrtlL many more years of happiness past department Young University and announce Other local people who are re the pool, and the drains run to unique charily. in Garfield and many residents and health. also extend their gra- the cleansing station, which is Attending from Magna ment was received here this week cuperating Ladies Home Journal president purchasing new homes in Magna, titude for the visits and telephone located beneath the were Mrs. Helen Gallyer and Mrs. that Mr. Brooks has accepted a diving board 42 Mrs. are and President G. Harold there kindergarten on the only Brigham Young Attends Lions calls they have received in their area. Larson, representing the Auxil position Group Townsite comin enrolled Heaton the son are and infant as an instruct pupils illnesses. Have you ever noticed that ii iary and Tony Mora, head of the University faculty Large pumps will recirculate or in the seminary. community. pleting plans for an early depar- Parley in Cedar City the water throughout the pooL a man makes a stupid mistake, Cyprus Post in time for the first field In ture new the to a LDS mission fall, He is also a member of the the ether men say: "What a fool it completely every 4 treating local attendA of will in the Far East group a number of years, Garfield people Writing Committee. hours. that man is. Jack Fraser To Get Heaton is the son of Mr. ed the Lions convention held have only one first grade. Before, Elder Mr. three his and wife Brooks, The most modern heating and If a woman makes a mistake, June 25th children will make their home in Harold Heaton and Ellen Johnson Thursday, Friday and Saturday there have been two first grades. the -men say: "What fools women Discharge ventilating equipment is used. in to Mr. include and Cedar W. is the Wrathall Mrs. in resided F. and his City, he will $200 Heaton, formerly Provo, and complete axefans deliver Huge completely new Mrs. Mr. C. his Weldon receive will Hunter. Fraser Matthews, Jack studies for a doctors degree. air into the pool, heated to the from the The popular and regarded citi mis and Mrs. O. J. McDonald, Mr. B. a President was honorable Heaton discharge Forget yourself. Thw person United States Air Force June zen1 leaves with the well wishes sionary in Hong-Kon- g and free proper temperature when the B. Winn, Mr. Ray D. Merrill Mr. WINNERS GIVEN IN who Uvea with himself all the 25th. from excess moisture a common Mrs. Clair Huffaker. and was stationed in Chey- of many friends in this area. He in were missionaries withdrawn time is the dullest of company. Mr. Huffaker was a candidate POPPY POSTER complaint of 'most pools. enne, Wyoming and had the ratThe new Seminary principal 1951. .He then went to Hawaii A check for $200 was sent this Why not say to yourself. Tm ing of Airman 1st Class. moist air is pulled The old for District Governor 28T of and months. former he where several Adelbert be will Lott, spent leaving you. I am going to get week for the Magna swimming from the building by huge disHe was later transferred to the lost out by only 1 vote to Wen At the present time his wife, instructor at the Richfield Hugh Hales won first and RonInterested in other people and in the former Laura Lee Naylor, Chinese mission, organized in dell Cottrell of the Sugarhouse nie Haymond. second in the A- - pool by Sears store of Salt Lake charge fans located upon the ether things." merican Lie ion Auxiliary Poppy City, to be used in the community roof. and son, Michael, are residing in He will be assisted by Evan San Francisco, California, and Lions. The newest Reynolds Alumi- Three local couples are plan Poster contest Both 'are students enterprise. to make their Jones and Richard Bush. forces at in the armed served Magna. plan They Present Is Our Own The letter ended with this Mium company ' patented 'Alumi to attend Mr. Fraser conthe Junior Lions Brockbank at National while home here ning California. Fort High. Ord, Men spend thair lives in anil The American Legion Auxili thought: "Along with this check num acoustic his studies at the Univer BYRON STEVENS IS ceiling sheeting His wife is a former mission- Convention at Atlantic City the in determining to be tinues dpation, Mr. of Mr. to of latter June son include wishes to thank all those goes our congratulations and best with 2 inches of fiberglass insul is He the of Utah. ary a of part Southwest the sity Indians, ary vastly happy at some period when and Mrs. George Fraser of Magna. WINNER OF QUILT and Mrs. Clair Huffaker, Mr. and who helped in any manner to wishes for success in the comple ation behind it,' has been' installCalifornia Mission. they have time. ed on the roof. Mrs. R. C. Parks and Mr. and make the recent poppy drive so tion of this project" The other largest donation to But the present time has one representative successful Stevens, K. O. Byron Mrs. Fotheringham. They advantage over every other-- it Magna Youth Visits of the Jewel Tea Company in Each year there is greater and the pool was from the local labor will travel in the Huffaker auto. which gave $500.00. Mother's Birthplace b our own. this area, and a resident of Salt monetary need for poppy funds union We may lay in stock of happi In held the lucky ticket Lake Tour on child wel on rehabilitation and City, Italy Brockbank Students eta, as wa would lay in stock that claimed the beautiful hand fare work. The number of vet' Bob! McFarlane Accepts iVRE Present Program of wine. If we defer the tasting . Pfc. Ronald Daniels, son of Mr. made quilt that was raffled erans and their families who need Oregon Coaching Job ef them too long, we rhall find and Mrs. T. L. "Luke" Daniels of Thursday by the Magna Women's help has increased. Under the sponsorship of the that both are soured by age. Bob McFarlane, son of Mr. and Hunter, has received his honor- Club. Brockbank PTA, a group of stu The quilt had been displayed able discharge from the armed Mrs. A. W. McFarlane of the Ara dents ThursSo. Com C. THERE J. HERE program in and presented the Attendants for the Magna in 22 months Penny Magna forces, after serving thur Row, has accepted a teachDr. Owen Reese, that friendly the 5th day in the children's ward of the Pool, were chosen Swimming pany store window, and the winGroup. North Powder the at Quartermaster ing position Announcement was made Tues Salt Lake General Hospital, to guy, who is also a splendid doc He spent 17 months in Germ- ning ticket was drawn out by the Mr. Bill Leaks, former Magna High school in Oregon, where he Tuesday night. to include Mrs. had Mr. Rainaldi Joe that me to day include the following numbers: tor. once laughingly said Mona Larson, Mrs. Mardee Red any, and was privileged to travel assistant manager. resident, was a visitor at the will coach and teach. Piano, Marsha Hendriekson; homes Dumb animals have one advan to mond' and Miss Miriam Catten. Proceeds from the sale of quilt sold the Magna Chic N Box to Mr. his mother's birthplace, Mrs. of his Bob Matt will master's receive his aunts, Italy, of Mrs. Claude Theobald not scared stiff tage-ihesong, Donnie Morris; dance, Cyn Pettersson and Mrs. J. V. will work 6 hour shifts, and tickets were used to purchase and They of relatives there. .the from Black, visiting University degree who will operate the pop thia Hoskisson; dance and sung thair sins every time they are hired on a temporary basis. The fine youn man plans to scholarships that are annually Hunter, he and his this and week. Utah the month, past ular eating establishment by Charlene and Steve Mat; ac- - during get sickl" continue a college education in given to some deserving Cyprus charming wife, Marjorie, plan to Mr. Rainaldi has accepted a cordian numbers, Nickie and high school graduate by tne Mag the fall. leave shortly for Oregon. The Pack California wtih the position Cherie Johnson. CARNIVAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hook, son, North Powder na Women's Club. Community is near will in and ing Company Ogden Douglas and Mrs. May Chapman, LcGrande, Oregon. train under their manager train a left for The beautiful prizes that will vacation Wednesday Magna Couple Leave ing program. He is a graduate of be awarded to lucky ticket FORCET-MAG- NA trip to the Pacific Northwest and TWO FREE DOCS? On To Scotland Trip in Westminister College, majoring down along the coast They plan holders at the Catholic Carnival business administration. ned to visit Mrs. Hook s brother, in Magna June 5 will be disMr. Mrs. and McGill. well wife Tjm Mr. his Two dogs that will be given Rainaldi, lovely W. Goufih in Oregon. played at the Papanikolas Furniknown Mafina residents, departci and three children have purchas dee to anyone who will provide and Standard ture Company a good farm home is the offer be trip to All firms are cooperating ed a home in Sunset, adjacent to Tuesday on a Market Mrs. Louise Parker and three ing made by a Magna couple. Scotland, Mr. McGill's birthplace, Miss Carol Caiman, daughter as a checks area are this of All residents courtesy, and Ogdcn. cashing In addition, a beautiful doll They traveled by plane to New children of Wilmington, Califorof Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Carman of One is a valuable sheep dog They wish to thank customers will be awarded and tickets for reminded that Magna business offering special SALE ITEMS! York and planned to sail from nia, are vacationing in Magna and the other a loveable black the Magna Row, has been elected Shoppers are therefore remind and friends for their patronage there for this will be sold in the Magna J. establishments will remain open the beautiful island, vi. with 'Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. male cocker spaniel of the Cyprus School he ed to watch each store for the during the time they operated the president Kennccott on payday-tand late store every Thursday C Penney iting relatives and friends during Robert Kinder and other relatives Associated Girls' Student Body, If you are interested, please reminds Chic'N Box. SPECIAL, first observance to be this PAYDAY Friday. The dull will be on dis June and July. and friends in this area. to serve in the 1953-5- 8 call 8782. the Chamber of Commerce. year. Thursday evening. play there. PROGRAM NOW UNDER FINE QUEEN TO REIGN AT MANY WOMEN LADY DIES PLAY GOLF ON SATURDAY LOCAL COURSE - 1TII FETE LARGE GROUP SIGNS UP GOLF BEAUTIFUL RECREATION SPOT TO OPEN AT 100 am. FRIDAY FOR EVENT POOL QUESTIONS a long-soug- ht ; nd Ho-pit- al a I """" a ' ti perns a Granger Man WOMAN HEADS Notes 80th Birthday Date LEGION he.-sel- AUXILIARY .. PLAGUE OF BROKEN LEGS HITS TOWN non-prof- it n; e; eve-glass- Kindergarten Enrollment Shows Decrease -- Oquirrh Stake Seminary Head OnBYU Faculty Family Plans Departure For Mission Field SEARS GIVES TO MAGNA SWIM POOL . Joe Rainaldi Sells Magna Chic'N Box ATTENDANTS GIVEN FOR POOL y're FIRMS TO STAY OPEN LATE TONIGHT D0NT 24-2- Carol Carman New Head Of Cyprus ACS |