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Show iiiiiimiKmiimimiiiiimiiiiimiimmi OBSERVATIONS iii:ii::iiiiiiiiHiii:iii;i:iiiii.iiiiiiiiuiii, "Tif -- Read Complete Home Newt paper' Garfield, Utah. Friday, June year Thirty-eight-h Board of Health Ruling What ii OUT I noticed reference in ncwi woman article thai described ai elderly. MAGNA runny, I don't think of anyone being elderly at SI, and X remem-ba- r that another recant suggestion was oifarad a short tima ago on Upon the earnest recommendthis subject That rula was that a ation of the State Board of Health Mr. man should ba tarmad young un- Sanitation J. engineer, til ha b past 35. in middla aga Shields, the Jackling Swimming from aS-and tharaaitar elderly. Pool in Magna will have the folThoso under 35 may accept tha lowing hours: Open 10:00 a.m., close, 1:30 p.m. designation of "young" willingly. But there aro a lot of folk, man Open 2:00 p.m., close 5:30 p.m. and woman in tha 35 to 45 ago Open 6:00 p.m., close 10:00 p.m. This is necessary to force the bracket, who'll resent being call- ad middla aged, including, naiur- - children out of the pool as many, are staying as long as 8 hours and ally, this newspaper person. Iff not Just tha adult aga 'this is most dangerous for their brackets that pose a problem of health. terminology, either. Anyone can. By closing, officials will havl gat by calling a youngster undar all out This schedule will be modified two years of ago a "baby," or maybe even an "infant." But to permit Red Cross Swimming what threa year old will stand for lessons which will be announced in this paper very shortly. lit Mot any wa aver knew. They're "big" boys and girls by than, and they barely tolerate tha designa- MAGNA tion of "child." By tha time they're 12, "child" is an unwelcome farm. And so wa gat "sub teenevolving, ager" and "teen-ager,- " 20 into "youth" far at boys, while girls (for this limited period at least) don't seam to obClasses for swimming les ject to being called simply "girls." la an mala a teen- sons will start Monday at the ager, a youth, a boy or a young 'Magna Jackling Swimming Pool, man? Ask any of your announces Deb Smith, head of acquaintance! Batter still, call the local recreation. him teen-age- r, Registration will be conducted youth or boy, and and the classes June aao what happens. Undar. federal legal definition, start June 20th. If enough adults evince inter a boy la a juvenile until he's attained the aga of II; a girl until est in the classes, instruction will also be conducted for them. she's attained the ago of II. There will be classes for begin Legall?, tea, of course, a man swimmers, life b a nu... . i 21. And, as any man ners, intermediate oiuan's a woman all saving and advance swimming, knows, and adult classes. the time. You're as old as you feel, they Further information as to hours, say. Apparently everybody feels days may be obtained at the time of registration. walland young. The courses are free, only ad mission to the pool is charged. Cost of Retirement Obi expert has estimated that, tha thinning of the work force tha present retirement aga of IS years already costs tha nation nearly four billion dollars' worth of production a year. NEW HOURS ARE GIVEN tu FOR SWIM POOL SWIM mid-teen- POOL CLASSES START JUNE s, t FOUR GUARDS NAMED FOR MAGNA POOL Motorists Told Impatient Driver Is Public Enemy Mow that the Magna swimming pool b completed, I was interested in reading a news item the other day that Californians aro Four lifeguards, all who have certified American Red Cross installing public and private and other swimming pools at the rata of swimming certificates and train necessary qualifications 25.000 a year. ing, are on duty at the Jackling To gat your share of wealth of SwimmingarePool in Magna. under the direction the country, you must work for of They Deb Smith and include Mrs. It. Jails are full of psople who Owen Joan Turner Simons, wouldn't believe that. Thomas and Miss Carol Sondrupp of Magna and Walter Gehrke of Salt Lake C.ty. Clean Highways One wonun and one man guard Your Utah Slaia Road Depart' meat asks you to keep our high will be on duly at all times. ways dean. Dumping of trash on or along tha highway is danger oua, expensive and illegal. Bot ilea, cans and oils discarded on the road can causa serious damage to your car, resulting in possible SCHWEINFURT, GERMANY--Corporinjury. Vernon E. Heber, 22, son Garbage dumped along the of 'Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Heber, 8197 highway can ba tha breeding West 3500 South, Magna, recently ground for insects and rata. participated in a 1st Infantry DiDon't be a contributor to this vision Artillery support exercise unsightly neglect in Germany. Keep our highways clean. The exercise tested 7th Field Artillery Battalion firepower in Habits form characters, and supporting units of the 16th Incharacter forms destiny. fantry Regiment A clerk typist with the batcor tha tha. Your day goes way talion's Service Battery, Corporal ners of your mouth turn. Heber entered the Army in January. 1954. and received basic TVa thought several times this training at Fort Ord, California. week that no one ever drove a He is a 1950 graduate of Cyprvr. nail with one stroke of the ham-ma- r. high school. I suppose that applies to other situations in life, too, doesn't it? Service News al . Party Planned My eldest daughter asked ma Sunday what I consider one good rub of life. Hare it is, Beckyi "Praise loudly, blame softly." Cheer up, P. God b KCC Official where he And don't forget the things coma to tha man who waits are usually not worth waiting for. that For Retiring Honoring A. J. "Stump" Fitz gerald, who will retire very soon from Kennecott Copper Corpora tion employment a party will be held Friday, June 24th at the Magna Community Park, begin ning at 7:00 p. m. and friends are All invited to attend. six-poi- nt 627 SWIM IN MAGNA POOL FIRST 2 Concern Gives Details On Insurance Rales Mountain Home Air Force SerIdaho Technical Bare, geant Donald B. Gillette of M3gna b now stationed here and is asi signed to Headquarters Squaironj M Air Base uroup. Mona Larson Named Supervisor of Recreation New low auto insurance rates 6ih for most Utah policyholders of one leading auto insurance company. Two new rating plans for members of State Farm Automobile Insurance Company, Blooming ton, Illinois, were announced by M. R. Bolton, local agent here for the company. The rating plans provide sav ings for pleasure cars with no male operator under 25 and for older models, Mr. Bolton states. Rates for liability coverage will now be figured under a new four' group plan, based on age of male drivers and pleasure or buiincss use of car. A new "Step Down Plan" for comprehensive and collision insurance sets up three rate levels or "steps," the first on new and one-yemodels, the second on cars that are two or three model years old and the third on those four model years old. Compared with present rates, the "Step Down Plan," cuts collision rates immediately for 1952 and 1953 models, and even more substantially for 1951 and older cars. Comprehensive rates are reduced on the four year and older cars only, increased on others. Most collision rates are slightly higher for new and one-yemodels only. Spot total of 827 njuyed f.vim-min- e in the waters of the Magna Jackling pool Friday and Satur day, and expectations are that the number will be exceeded as the hot summer weather sets in. The $100,000 pool. opened Fri a. a ay, aiier years oi work by a numoer 01 individuals, civic groups. Granite School District and the County Recreation. Named Supervisor Mrs. Mona Larson of Magna was named supervisor of the pool Monday nigra, tallowing a meeting of the Magna Community Council, which is in charge of the recreation site, together with Granite School District and the County Recreation. George F. Ciomar, president of the Magna Council, welcomes any suggestions from townspeople for the operation of the pool, and Sergeant Gillette first entered ideas may be given directly to the service on March II, 1914. and him. The pool cannot be reserved for has served in India, Greenland and Newfoundland prior to re-- , any private parties or groups to porting fierA He is married to the we exclusion oi others, further former Joyce Frederick, and they announces the committee. Prices Listed have two chiLlren, Donald, 7, and It b emphasized again that no Tonic, 3. Mountain Home Air Force Base swimmers may bring their own is the 9th Bomb Wing, a unit of towels. It is compulsory to pur General Curtis E. LeMay's famed chase sterilized towels. These are Strategic Air Command. provided by the O. C. Finley Ser vice. The charge is 5c for young' sters and 10c for adults. Suits for men and small girls may be rented for 25c. It is desirable for girls and wo men with bobby pins in their hair to either remove the pins or wear bathing caps. Youngsters up to and including seniors who graduated from high this spring will be admit' Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Odeal school t a i i ni. a l scnooi siaru in former C Kirk, Magna residents,'1 are . students are now of Ogden, Utah, f-leaving in the near future for another so uoKkM m viiiig. iiicjr afcuucui ac cards. journ in Iran. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk tivity charge of 50c admission will returned a few months ago from beAmade for adults. this country, where they were Pool hours are given in another of American the representatives article in this paper. government. Mr. Kirk was employed in the agricultural government Thii Out and Save! The best wishes of many Clip friends are extended to the regarded couple in their new ' mmcMrli A vtt Former Magna Residents To Leave For Iran M iJ3 ,"""' VFW Auxiliary Wins Membership State Trophy Magna-GarfieThe VFW Auxiliary was notably honored over the weekend by winning the Minnie A. cordon trophy for meritorious service in the membership drive and presented a first place $25 check. Mrs. Kirby Simmons, president of the local unit, attended the state convention Friday, Saturday and Sunday, held at the New-houHotel In Salt Lake. Several other ladies who were present Sunday from this area also included Mrs. Don Thomas and Mrs. Glen Jones. In addition, the ladies were cited for their work accomplished at the Fort Douglas Veterans' Hospital during the past few months. ld se Magna Community Church 8900 West 2900 South 9:45 a. m., Sunday School. 11:00 a. m., Morning worship service. Berkeley Day with Rev. Marks of the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School speaking. 7:00 p. m, Youth Fellowship. Leaves far Japan TTSTS "MADE FOR AIR RAID 4-- H Tremendous Water Use Causes Serious Difficulty Saturday staged June ar ar 88, of 2634 Elizabeth Street, died Mon day, 9 p.m. in a Seattle, Washing ton hospital of complications fol lowing an operation. Mr. Harman, known to hosts of friends here as "Curly," was a former Magna resident and widely acquainted In this area He was born May 3. 1889 in Granger to Carl Benjamin and Annie Elize Bolton Harman. He married Clara Simmons in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Survivors include his widow of Salt Lake City; one son, Charles L., Oakland, California; three riaiicrnrevei Data,. I Bait Mai U Many homes in the south por tion of Magna, chiefly Shields Ad dition, located on higher elevations, were without water Saturday afternoon and evening, due to the tremendous demands put up on the system by excessive sprinkling. Saturday night, from midnight A festive night of Binzo and to 7 a.m., testing machines of the barbecue will be held Saturday, Magna Water Company showed June 18th, 8:00 p.m. in the Mag' that over 180,000 gallons of water na Community Park, announces were used. Officials feel there ia Utah Copper Club officials, for only one explanation-a- nd that is hoses are running all night for members and their partners. This event will be held in con' gardens and to irrigate lawns. Penalties Given junction with the Community Re creation Association. Any person caught "stealing" Douglas T. Smith, president, water in this fashion will have announces that In case of bad their water turned off and must weather, the event will be held at pay a 810 penalty to have it turnthe Utah Copper Club. All mem ed on again, in accordance with bers planning to attend are kindly present ordinances. They will also asked to present their club cards oe required to nay for installation at the South Gate for admission of a meter before they can again and tickets tor the barbecued oe supplied with water. sandwiches. Meters Planned It is the goal of the trustees to Officials also announce that during June, July and August, have meters throughout Magna the club will be open from 11:00 by the spring of next year. Therea.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday thru fore, every home must realize Saturday and closed on Sundays. that they must pay either 830 or $55 for a meter, depending upon its location or installation. It is suggested that citizens wishinea in nhfainaB yaivu UCUIU." I tion into the Cyprus Credit Union and be prepared to pay this met er zee or S30 or 155. as it must be paid before the meter Is installed in the spring of 1958. Enormous Water Amount Test meters show that the averKids-g- et but your drawinc age home does not have any- conof the amount of ception water pencils! Have you drawn your picture that is used. One home, reocatedlv renortaf of Davy Crockett yet? to the Magna Water Company for Lots of prizes! You may win a Davy Crockett water violations, was comnelted hat, doll, gun, record, book or to install a meter and the con show tickets to the Gem Theatre. sumption of water was astound- gallons in three Join right now in this exciting contest Just draw what you weeks. A garden in the back was think Davy Crockett looked like the chief user. and hand it in at the Gem Theatre How many gaidens are beinsr by Saturday, June 18th. furnished city water is a moot Everyone who enters will get but is absolutely im- an autographed picture of Davy question, tor it water system to any possioie Crockett. supply 4,000 gallons to each home every day, and that is what 78,000 figures per three week to the test case. The national average consums- tion of water ia. 135 caUwa a 1 1 y. COPPER CLUB SLATES NICIIT T PARK Belter Speed Up Your Drawings of Davy Crockett Former Local Resident Dies In Seattle Charles Roy Harman, Continual Sprinkling Prevents Filling of Reservoir. Cooperation Sought From All r, tm nAeafk, CMai Mr.. R. M ing-78,- 000 FREE TENNIS ,ttNlNN lilW'.N AT MAGNA PARK Don't Forget' Free tennis lessons will be giv Reserve Eves of en five a week at period-ac- cording 1 Marvl PrvbL Snarlci Npvarta-Mrs. Howard (Faye) Wills rd, Se attle; three brothers, five sisters and 11 grandchildren. Funeral and burial were .con ducted in Salt Lake City. the Magna Sincere sympathy is extended days Community Park by Dick JohnThe first Air Raid siren test was to the sorrowed family. son, under direction of the Counmade on Thursdaya slow eerie ty Recreation Association. blastand the complete tests Any interested boy or girl from on Lake Salt County throughout 10 years of age and up is eligible Ross McQuivey is the newly Friday, announces Roy Smith, for the gratis instruction, taught elected president of the Utah local chairman. 10 to 12 p.m. for girls and 1 to 2 There are 10 air raid sirens in Copper Club, succeeding Douglas for boys. p.m. T. Smith. Jack Ahlquist is the the county. Lynn Marsh is the instructor in ' Citizens are kindly asked to vice president Garfield and reports i successful save the fallowing information on Serving on the Board of enrollment will be Dixon Thomas, Ar the sirens: ENEMY ATTACK thur; Ray Kemp, Magna; Bill Open House will be held June SIGNAL--- 3 minutes 25th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Another Broken ALERT Colli nes, Ore Haulage; Jack John Leg ston, Central Power Station; Paul steady blowing in case of a plane Harold Heaton from 6 to 10 on or the in this sighted vicinity Shaw, Refinery; Perry Collings, o'clock, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ed Perrenoud of Magna coast where an atomic bomb has Grant Heaton, their son and is now Garfield Water Company. convalescing from a brok Announcement of the results been dropped and the lethal dust daughter-in-laen foot recently suffered. was made Wednesday. might be carried along on the The social will also honor Flora She has the foot in a cast and winds to this area. Mae Heaton, who is leaving for a is now eligible to join Magna's SIGNAL COVER TAKE LDS mission in the near future. "Broken Leg and Foot Club.' Trio Leavei For blasts on or off. The all clear sig which has a membership of 8 who Baptist Parley over the radio, nal will be given have suffered this misfortune siWEEK-OLD CHILD TV or some other means than Three local young ladies,. Miss- rens, to avoid any confusion in SUCCUMBS TUESDAY es Judy Abernethy, Kathryn other sections of the county. Wrathall and Arline Barker, left Father Dies Christine Beagley, week-ol- d Sunday for Green Lakes, WisconClaud-ett- e of L. Grant and daughter sin, to attend tha National Bap PAUL GARSIDE Orson Francis Walton, 88, died Jones Beagley of Magna, died tist parley. at his home in East Layton, WedMEDALIST FOR Tuesday in a Salt Lake hospital The site which embraces a nesday night of an intestinal obstruction. TOURNEY territory of over 10 square miles, COPPER He was the father of Mrs. Dor 1955. was child The born June 7, houses ten palatial mansions and Davis of Magna. othy include Survivors the parents; Paul Garside was medalist in was purchased by the American Sincere sympathy is extended. Mr. and Mrs. Baptist Society for about $350,000 the Spring Tournament at the grandparents, at a tax sale. It is used as a gath- Utah Copper Club, and has Claude Jones, Mr. and Mrs. ering place for the 24,000,000 been presented with a beautiful Grant Beagley, Magna; great Mr. and Mra grandparents, trophy. Baptists in the world. Players in the competition are George Coon, Garfield; Mr. and notified they may play any time Mrs. Abraham Losser, Murray; Acting Manager Mr. Von Krebs will be acting on Saturday to get their 18 holes John R. Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth manager of the Magna telephone recorded, but the following sched- Beagley, Magna. Graveside services were held office while Mr. O. K. Fothering-ha- ule must be followed on Sunday: Lawn is attending a Lion's Club E FLIGHT, begins at 7:30 a.m. Thursday in theandWasatch Memorial Park, rites conductD Flight begins at 8:12 a.m. national convention in Atlantic ed under the direction of the C Flight begins at 8:40 a.m. City. Peel Funeral Home. B Flight begins at 9:45 a.m. Members of the group making A Flight begins at 11:00 a.m. the trio are Mr. and Mrs. Fother Championship Flight begins at CHILD OF FORMER ingham, Mr. and Mrs. R. C Parks and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Huffaker. 11:25 a.m. ROSS McQlWEY LOCAL SIRENS HEADS UTAH COPPER CLUB Open House Is Planned For Grant Heatons Mrs. Gunji Moriuchi and two children, Lynn and David, left Could Ba to join Capt Moriuchi Sunday A Lion Club member told ma in Japan. He is serving there with this week that Curly Winn had the United States armed forces. recently told a story of a group Mrs. Moriuchi and family have to alien where that ha belonged WATER IMPORTANT been residing with her mother, il the dance was a problom--untIN Mrs. Y. Mori, for the past three new president took over. Tha new MEET TUESDAY months. F1REHALL proxy managed to gas lira par canx MAGNA Honoring Mrs. MoriuchL Mr. turnout the first meeting. and Mrs. Henry Mori entertained how matter water "No good Ho said: An important monthly Home oa Leave at a prettily planned dinner Sunorganisation is. you can't do a meetina will be held Tuesday, day. Other guests were Mr. and Mr. Thomas Burke arrived good Job unless you get every June 21st, 8:00 p. m. in the Magna Mrs. George Mori and Mrs. Y home Sunday evening to be with body working together ana com Fire hall his wife, twin sens, his parents, Mori. lno to meetings. Any water user or stockholder Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Burke, and the all sura to ba to wanted or "I questions and having problems Wonderful Trip other family members meetboys made the first Spring mark-a- d present may do so at that time, friends. ing, so I sent each a badge Mrs. Chris Apostle and Mrs. He has been stationed for the Heception Committee.' Yes. 4-- H CLUB 14 months on Unishima Iscommunthis of Cannon past Spence they all showed up--- ! have a ACTIVITIES home a returned after have land, Japan, serving in the armed ity bunch they'll keep coming back, most enjoyable two weeks trip to forces. His leave is indefinite. too." A most interesting meeting and Washington. They were accom Mo. it never does any harm to Popular Visitors of arranging flow panied by Mrs. Apostle s sister, demonstration make the other fellow feel he's Mr. and Mrs. Dell Yates are to era was held Thursday at the Mrs. Lionel Going or saiona never hurts it Abo. Important vacationing for 30 days in Magna Breeze for a Beach, California. ahow a tolerant attitude toward home of Mrs. Alfred They were guests of another with Mrs. Yates' parents, Mr. and Club girls. Mrs. H. of and habits, tastes group your neighbor's sister, Mrs. Alta Moore in Olym-pi- a, Mrs. Ken Knowldcn and with Mr. D. Moss is the teacher fcb likes and dislikes. Washington, and Mrs. Cannon Yates' parents, Mr. and Mra The young ladies were shown her son and family, Lieu Charlie Yates of Lakepoint, Utah. visited and colorful assemble to Mr. and Mrs. David J. Thomp- haw tenant Glen Mr. Yates will be stationed in un Cannon, who is sta arranged bouquets un of Magna are vacationing in artistically Mrs. Breeze, tioned at Fort Lewis with the the sUte of Washington for four of direction dcr the weeks. two for Thoy California months and then receive his honwho gathered the flowers from armed services. departed on Wednesday. orable discharge from the armed her garden. I chose my wife as she did forces. Mrs. Yates will be rememThe young ladies meet each Nature is often hidden, some her wedding gown, for qualities bered as being the former Joan 10:00 a.m., according times overcome, seldom exim Thursday. Knowlden. Miss Linda Poulton, reporter, that would wear well. to guished. u Number 52 1955 Magna Soldier Is Stationed At Idaho Base mm mm The sheriffs office cautions all motorists to "Slow down and live." "One of the greatest traffic ha zardi of the present day b the im patient driver who refuses to drive at a speed that b safe for conditions," say the deputies. "Such a driver not only endan gers his own life, he s a menace to everyone he meets." It was pointed out that the only intelligent way to drive b to let conditions of weather, traffic. road and mechanical condition of your car and your own physical and mental condition determine your speed. Posted speed limits are maxi mum limits. They are safe only when all conditions are favorable, The officers give the following check list as a guide in determining safe speeds: 1. Drive at a speed that will en able you to stop in the assured clear distance ahead. 2. Slow down before you get to curves and intersections. 3. At night, drive at the speed which will let you atop within your headlight range. 4. Drive with traffic. You are probably going too fast if you are alow if passing many cars-t- oo many cars are passing you, but in all cases, keep within the speed limits. 5. Where children are playing, be able to stop in a car length or less. 6. When you're tired or inattea tive, stop. 17, It in The Timet or Leader - June 24-- 25 Everyone in this community and adjacent area is kindly asked to reserve the evenings of Friday and Saturday, June for the Catholic annual two-da- y 24-2- 5, Fun for old and young is the principal thought behind all the arrangements that are being com pleted by Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Magna. Watch for full details in next week's edition. Garfield Pool Plans Opening On June 20th Unless there is December wea ther in June, the Garfield out door swimming pool will open next Monday, June 20th, announces C. R. Naylor, superin- tendent of the Garfield Improvement Company. m Magna Youth Honored By University Band MAGNA GIRL STRUCK DOWN BY AUTO A Kearns girl was Saturday at seriously injured Loci T. Hepworth, son ot Mr. 8:42 p.m. when struck by an auto and Mrs. Clarence W. Hcpworth, mobile in front of her home at 2751 South 8900 West in Magna, 4289 West 5415 South. was awarded a bronze key at the Being treated at the LDS Hos University of Utah last week by pital for a fractured collarbone band director, Ronald D. Gregory. and body bruises is Vickie San Loil was one of 14 nut of 130 born, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. band members honored with a Albert J. Sanborn. Mrs. Sanborn bronze key for two years of ser is the former Joanna Metcalf, vice. The presentation ceremony daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George was held during the bands tra W. Metcalf of Magna. ditional spring banquet Investigating officers said that A 1953 graduate of Cyprus high the child was hit by an eastbound school. Loci played clarinet with car driven by Ronald N. Tischner, the lTt? hand for the past two 25, 4319 West 55th South, Kearns. school years. Next fall, he will be ; n0 citations were issued a junior year student majoring in English in University coUuije. In Pure humanity, friendship, high school, he was senior class home, the inter change of love, president and a member of the bring to earth a foretaste of heayearbook staff. ven. Mary Baker Eddy July 4th Queen To Be Honored By Fine Awards ages of 18 and 23 years of age ia eligible to enter, providing they resida in Oquirrh District. Official entry blanks must be obtained and returned before Thursday, June 23rd, when judg ing will be conducted at the Magna Fieldhouse in the Community Park. Blanks may be procured from the Copper Printing Company office, Garfield Drug and Magna Telephone office. In addition to local honors and the three chosen ensembles, young ladies will represent this community in the Salt Lake City July 24th parade, Salt Lake County Fair and also appear at other The fortunate young lady who is chosen queen of the Magna July 4th celebration, will not only receive a complete outfit and reign over the day's local festivi ties, but will also have many o- ther honors heaped upon her. This will apply to the two young ladies who will attend her, announces Ray D. Merrill, chair man of the Queen Contest Any young woman between the functions. . .,J |
