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Show r WiMMAAAMAMAUMm OBSERVATIONS UuppnciiM Thf Complete Home Newspaper" Nature is beautiful, wonderful and many times leinble and relentless. Consider the lass and damage caused by the hurricane that wept Eastei n cities, engulfing entire towns and communities with waves of water, accompanied by torrential rains, resulting in destruction of man and the things he has built and created. He can do little but accept the consequences. It was heart-renderin- g Year Thirty-Nint- h FOOTBALL CYPRUS SEASON AGAINST cord Registration 't V, 'J GRANGER THREE MAGNA huly Bowlers WOMAN HIES PEOPLE HURT Assigned For OF CANCER IN CAR CRASH Local Leagues i I'e . :,5 Throngs Attend Funeral Rites Of Edna May Hill On Monday Mrs. Fatna May wo-ke- 18. 1922. STAR PLAYER Whittier PTA Names Heads Of Committees n, Former Magna Man Succumbs Illness ities. In the first place, both live on 15th Avenu4, the husbands initials are W. H. and W. B., the lat- ter being the bishop of the Garfield Ward. Then, to make it even more confusing, both - of the wives names are the sameBishop Martins lovely better haH spelling hers Jeanne and Mr. W, H- Martin's attractive spouse spelling hers Jean. - Safety Carol Rasmussen. Room Representatives Clark, Mildred Defa. an Organist-NThornock. Chorister-Ri- ta Day. Historian-K- ay Fassio. Active Worker was active in LDS Church auxiliaries, having served 17 years in the Piimary and six years in Young Women's Mnt Improvement Association. She was Junior Sunday School superintendent for f'.ve years. Secret vv of Oangi-Third Ward Relief Society five years, she was a counselor in the North Mr.-- Whittier PTA officers consisting of Mrs. Mary Defa, president; Mrs. Stella Wach, vice president; Mr. James Lawrence, second vice president and Mrs. Leone Rush-tosecretary-treasure- r, entertained at a luncheon for the teachers and committee chairmen Tuesday. Committee heads include: Program-D- ot and Ab Beutler. Hospitality Rachael Grubaugh and Merrie Thomas. Membership Elsie Kirby. Publicity Marval Williams. Magazine-Don- na Wardle. Health Clinic Gerry Owen. Hot Lunch Gerry Newton. m Similarities I imagine the two Martin families that live on 15th Avenue in Garfield, probably have troubles in mail, telephone calls, etc., for there are several unusual similar- 11:11. 56. prom- r. inent church and civic died Friday at 5. SO a m. at her home. 2726 Wivt 3500 South, after a lam; illness of caneer. The fine I'ogim'icd woman was born May 9, 1899 in Mill Cm, to James and Mj v Jane Rhodes HilL She mariied J.ihn D. Hill, former president of the? North Jordan LDS Stake, on January ENGLISH TOO Fine Geslurel Many local citizens have responded in an excellent manner to the request for hollyhock seeds, to he planted in the fields at the entrance to Magna. One of the largest donations was a huge sack filled with the stately flower seeds, gathered by Mrs. Junes Cahoon of 8600 West All contributions may be left at the office of John R kich, executive secretary of the Magna Community CounciL Twill provide a pretty entrance to Magna next spring! Tone . 11:11 Jordan Stake Relief Society presidency at the time of her death. She also had se: ved as captain of the Granger Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Survivors include her husband. Granger; a bi other and three sisters, James LeRoy Hill, Ogden: Mrs. Elva Smith, Granger; Mrs. Rex (MimerWinchesteranj Mrs Harold (Lourheun) Wallace, Salt Lake City. Final rites were held Monday noun in the North Jordan Stake Tabernacle and burial made in the Elysian Burial Gardens. Sincere sympathy is extended to the sorrowed family. Goodness and benevolence never tiro. They maintain themselves and others and never stop from exhaustion. Mary Baker Eddy Pictured above b Kay Breeze, star players on the Cyprus high school football squad. Kay. who plays the position of quarterback, wiU be in the starting lineup in the opening game oi Cyprus vs. Lincoln Friday. Ha b the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Braase of Magna. rail Cle-on- -n La-R- y, FINAL RITES HONOR FORMER ' MAGNA MAN one of the Lucky Local Elk Hunters Are Announced well-know- -- NEW HOURS RELEASED FOR POOL Wanted: Two Dentists Contract Due Correspondent To Be In New us,- V'1 ' ' V.' ' A' ' Opinion Is Needed A column, we believe, must Dr. Carl D. Clark, well known have an opinion. 30 and a popular Magna dentist, anbe issue the may Though KCC nounced Wednesday that he and controversial one, though wo may The contract completion date Dr. M. B. Cutler will shortly move hurt someone's feelings, though for the new Magna Elementary into the former offices occupied you may not agree with us-- wo School is November 30th, al- by Dr. L. N. Diana. must hive an opinion. workers are rushing to get Announcement of the moving Column opinions are not for the though the vitally needed elementary date will be given in this paper. The outstanding mare purpose of influencing the building ready before that date. Dr. Cutler, brother to Clyde work of a Kennecott Copper empublic to the writer's point of Until it is fully completed, the Cutler of Magna, comes highly ployee will again be the feature view. They ere more frequently e Magna students will recommended. He plans to make attraction of Utah Copper Divimethod of getting the Issue into continueElementary to Webster from his home here. to sion's display at the Utah State the' public mind, presenting food 1:00 to 6:00 p.gom. Fair this year. lor thought, end demanding that attention be given some issues. Basil Domans exact scale moThough the end result may not MAGNA dels of the locomotives, ore ears, coincide with the writer's viewelectric shovel, equipment and point. it generally coincide with trackage used in the famed open-p- it this because the majority. It does copper mine have amazed atthe issue was brought to the thousands who have visited Kentention of the public, and definite working the summer months at necott Copper's booth in previous Two Magna young ladies, action was taken. twin daughters of Mr. the LDS Hospital as Nurse's Aids. years. They enrolled Monday at West Though you may not agree with and Mrs. W. E. Powell of Magna, These miniature models actualell or any of the opinions voiced have been selected to receive minster and will attend there in this column, ell is not lost. nurse's scholarships as established until spring, later serving three ly perform like the actual equipYour recourse i to write us a by the Ruth Eleanor Bamberger years at St. Mark's Hospital, be ment itself. The electric sliovel letter and tall us what you believe and John Ernest Bamberger Mem- fore being certified as registered scoops ore, swivels and loads it nurses. into the wailing ore cars. When to be faulty in our analysis of the orial Foundation. Each will receive $450.00 from the miniature ore train is loaded, situation. We'll be glad to mull The lovely girls, graduates of the Bamberger Foundation for it pulls away and leaves the minever your thoughts on the subject, their education, $200 the first iature mine via replicas of the and even present them to our Cyprus High school, took examinations in April for the year, $150 the second and $100 the mine's tunnels and switchbacks. readers if you desire. Mr. Do nun of Midvale, a loco nursing course, and have been third year. November EMPLOYEE IS LOCAL ATTRACTION OF STATE FAIR scale-mod- SCHOLARSHIPS TO HOSPITAL V isvl WORK OF TWINS AWARDED FINE President June Jeffs of the At-- .Victor A. Neilson Sue- ter noon Bowlers, asks that this cumbi To Illness group be at the Utah Copper 2:30 Club, p. m. on the opening Victor A. Neilson, 79, of 1723 day, September 13th, for instruc- 4th East, Salt Lake City, former tions. long-tim- e resident of this area, Bowling will begin at 3:45 p.m. died Wednesday at 7:15 a.m. at The following are captains and his residence of natural causes. team members: He had been ill for a number of 1 No. Emma Strebble, captain, with a heart ailment yean Arvilla Knight, Betty Sudbury, Mr. Neilson was born NovemMarian Gardner, LaPrele Matber 3, 1875 in Mount Pleasant to thews. Soren J. and Caroline Christensen No. 2 Elva Rushton, captain, Verna Coon, Merl Winn, Ann Neilson. He was a long time employes Bowden, Helen KendelL of the former B and G Railroad No. 3 Norma Hauter, captain, resided in Magna for Irene Romolo, Shirley Barton, and had before moving to St years many May Sanders, LaVern Peterson. and thence to Salt Utah, George, Na 4 Alton Drain, captain, Lake He was a member of City. Vera Jensen, Julia Clegg, Elva the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bawden, Shirley Drain. Firemen and Lodge Na 5 Anita Jones, captain, Number 670. Enginemen, June Jeffs, Beth Daybell, Edith Mr. Neilson married Henrietta Sevan, Joyce Pullum. Rogge August. 28, 1917 in Salt Na Latham, captain, Lake City. Joyce Martin, Hazel Johnson, Survivors Givea Woolley, Elaine Pollock. Survivors include his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Ante N. Hatch, Woods Cross, Mrs. Beth N. Mills, Salt Lake City; a ion, Ray Neilson, Los Angeles, California. Funeral rites were conducted Friday in Salt Lake City, and burial made in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Neilson was a respected man in this area, being honest and upright in all of his dealings. Moat sincere sympathy it exNew hours for the Magna Pool, tended to the sorrowed family. open to the general public after each school day include: Mondays through Fridays, in' elusive, 4:00 to 10:00 p.m., Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 pan. The committee believes that the automatically controlled heated water in a heated building The Copper Printing Company will continue to attract crowds is seeking a correspondent to even in the winter months, and gather news from Lake Ridge George F. Cromar, chairman, says items on parties, new babies, vathat pools in other towns have cation trips, etc. almost as large attendance in the Anyone interested may call winter as in the summer months. 3322. La-R- at Magna Office . schools. Three Magna residents, Mr. and Principal Walter K. Daly, CyActive To Competition Mis. II. L. (VaR Garfield and Iheir prus principal, estimated there would be a registration of 850 at daughter, Connie, Begin Next Tuesday, were injured in an automobile ac- September 13 the high school by the end of the cident Monday evening about 8:00 week and possibly more to come. p. m. Bowling will begin Tuesday, This if well over a hundred more The accident occurred near I September 13lh at the Utah Cop' than was recorded last year. Officials predict that in leu Camp Williams as Mr. Garfield per Club for feminine contestants turned out to avoid hitting a deer of the popular sport. The follow- than 2 years Cyprus will probabthat jumped in fiont of the ear. ing captains and teams have been ly have an enrollment of a thoulie lost control of the auto and it announced: sand students compared with the rolled down a deep ravine. first graduating class in 1921 of 5 B League Mr. Garfield suffered a broken No. 1, Alice Ribotto, captain, students. Other Enrollments pelvis, shock; Mrs. Garfield, frac- Ruth Andrus, Vi Nordquist, e tured collar-bon- e The combined enrollment of and possible InFarnsworth, Idell Privett. ternal injuries, shock, and their No. 2. Pearl Moore, captain, Webster and Magna elementary, daughter, a possible brain concus- Claone Dyches, Maxine Sandall, both attending at Webster in 2- -. sion and severe shock. Orlean Richardson, Laura Jo day sesaions until the new grade The three injured people were school is completed, is well over id. taken to St. Marks Hospital for No. 3. Norma Collings, captain. 1,000 students and Principals Philmedical treatment. Helen Wimmer, Phyllis Grow, Ne- ip Debs and Dr. Reese Maughan They had been guests over the va Wirnmcr, Dorothy Davis. anticipate it to continue to clunb. weekend of Mr. and Mrs. H. Webster leads at this date by No. 4, Margaret Nelson, captain. Claude Anderson at their cabin in Rose Marie Zito, Erma Giles, about 00 students, but it is expectVivian Park. Provo Canyon, and loyce Bezzant, Ruby Coon. ed that the new Magna elemenwere returning home when the No. 5, Laura Daniels, captain, tary will not only catch up but crash occurred. Millie Christofferson, Betty Bez- perhaps forge slightly ahead with The vehicle rolled over and zant, Cookie Coon, Lola Densley the building in that area. Garfield List over, pinning Mr. Garfield underNo. 6, Ella Empey, captain, neath. Miss Connie was thrown Principal William Hutchison of Empey, Betty Mitchell, Garfield announced that the enfree of the auto. Russell, Mary Brown. rollment at the Townsite school Some time elapsed before a moA League was 280 considerably down from torist came by to summon aid for No. 1, Shirley Coon, captain, last year, due to the moves being the injured people. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield had had Shirley Begent, Virginia Walker, made by local residents. Brockbank Enrollment their old granddaughter, Norma Fairbourne, Patty McDonEnrollment at Brockbank for Shanna Beck, with them on the ald. No. 2, LaVon Dea, captain, the opening day was 610-- 75 trip, but the baby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Beck of Holla-da- Thelma Singleton, Audrey Malm-b- o more than last year, and teachers rg, Dorothy Merrill, Nellie and Principal Frei were wondermet the Garfield car near Lehi and took their baby, just be- PowelL ing just where to put all of the Na 3, Vivian Kemp, captain, students. fore the cutoff on the Camp Williams' road, just 20 minutes be- Sylvia Wimmer, Ellen Newbold, However, they believe that with the new classrooms, all of Ruby Cushing, Edna Meyer. fore the accident happened. No. 4, Irene Tuckey, captain, the students will be Libraries are the wardrobes of Maxine Collings, Louise Erickson, literature, whence men, properly Bette Cutler, Venna McQuivey. Na 5, Elaine Husband, captain, informed, may bring forth something for ornament, much for cur- Jean Hubbard, Ann Tygesen, Lillian Riley, Jean Bawden. iosity, and more for use. No. 6, Cenella Rodgers, captain, William Dyer Aline Griffith, Frances Sheppick, Alice Begent, Nola Farnsworth. The A League starts bowling at 6:30 p.m. and the B League at 8:30 p. m. for the opening night Henry Carsey, 84, farmer Magna resident and Kennecott emSuccessful ployee, died Friday at 6:45 a. m. elk applicants for in a Salt Lake hospital after a the 1955 season in various localilong Illness. ties, have been released to this n The man was born paper to include: January 13, 1871, in Beccles, EngAshley Whiterocks district, eiland, to Samuel and Emma Nunn ther sex-- W. J. Latham, 2783 So Carsey. He married Harriet Mary 8900 West, Magna. Ann Bird in England and came to South Cache, either sex Dr. E. the United States in 1909. G. Whittaker, Magna. He was a member of the LDS Daniel E. Nubo, either sex. Church. Fish. 3752 South 6400 West, MagSurvivors include his widow; na. Robert II. Harding. 2762 So. sons, daughters; Ernest Henry 8560 West, Magna; Garfield LewCarsey. Mrs. William (Emma) is, 2836 South 8850 West, Magna; Blight, Salt Lake City; Herbert G. H. LaMar Moyle, 3043 S. 8850 W.. Carsey, Mrs. John (Alice) Row- Magna; Waldemar Rees, 2782 So. land, Magna; William R. Carsey, 8800 West, Magna: Leigh W. Rob' Murray; LeRoy Carsey, Whittier, inson, 7900 West 3100 South, Mag' Calif.; Mrs. H. A. (Lily) Hunter, na; Roger Sondrup, 2786 South Mrs. Leo (Zina) Roder, Los Ange- 8700 West, Magna. les; 39 grandchildren; 57 greatManti, either sex Marion R. 12 great-greBoren. 3331 Marigold, Magna; N. grandchildren; grandchildren. Bruce Egan, 8206 West 3500 So., Funeral services were conduct- Magna; Nowell M. Taylor, 2880 ed Tuesday in the Bennion Ward South 8000 West, Magna. ChapeL .. Salt Lake District, hull Elwood ..The regarded man was held in D. Davis, 2808 South 8950 West high esteem by many residents of this area. Sincere sympathy is extended to the sorrowed family. Magna School Recording the higheet registration in every school, with the exception of Garfield, thousands of boys and girls treked back to Cyprus high. Brockbank junior, Whittier, Webster, Garfield end Magna elementary classes Wed- nesday, as well as other Granite FINE School started Wednesday! Spelling, grammar, reading and English are required subjects and thats good. These are the most important subjects and those who teach them should be the best obtainable. If theres any one thing that Pictured from left to right are parents should watch, its how the four returning lettermen who the boy or girl i getting along in played in major games last seathese subjects. All other learn- son! Russell Davis, David Peck. ing is based on ability to read Jay Carbon and Jay Culley. and understand, knowledge of This Friday evening, Cyprus words and how to use them prowill open the preseason football perly. Many misunderstandings, some play againet Lincoln on the Magof them serious, result from in- na Pirate field, beginning at 8:00 express a p. m. ability to properly Starting Lineup or to comprethought inability Coach Lex McKee states that hend what is meant by a statement, either vocal or written. An the probable starting lineup will individual thinks he may have be Ralph Hasson, right end; Davused the wrong word that means id Peck, right tackle; Jay Carlson, something different than what he right guard; Paul Christensen, is thinking. Or he may be misun- center; Jay Culley, left guard; left tackle; derstood because the other per- 'Melvyn Heaps, son has the wrong conception of Russell Davis, left end. Backfield: Kay Breeze, quarterthe meaning of some word used. Spelling needs to be more than back; Ray Norris, fullback; Terry Mor-forproper arrangement of letters to Shw foft halfback; Larry the word. It must include an rElt halfback, Other Players the understanding of what the I word means. Thats one thing . Others who wiU see action are Pola, Chad Payne, John good about crossword puzzles ' they teach correct spelling and Armstrong, Tuck Hubbard, Dick Jim Shafer, Keith Sizemore, word meaning. West over, John John Many boys and girls do not like Bill Powell, David these subjects and are satisfied . Ruahton, Gillespie, Bill Doty, to learn just enough to satisfy the rrown J teachers and get a passing grade. Gordon Ottinger, Ron Humphries, Mont Broadhead, along with a Perhaps they would take more interest if they were told how im- host of other promising juniors portant it is to have good com- and sophomores. On September 16lh, Cyprus mand of language. Whatever they will travel to Delta high school do, it will be helpful. One of the most pleasant ex- for another preseason tussle and periences is to listen to someone the official league play starts here who easily says just what he September 23rd, pitting Cyprus wants to say, and makes it so against Jordan. clear that there is no ambiguity or doubt. Because we use R every day, language sometimes seems unimportant. Actually thats why it is the most important subject in any school curriculum. Ah, me! Number 12 OPENS FRIDAY PITTING LINCOLN ON PIRATE FIELD sggigE To It in The Times or Leade- r- tiartield. Utah, Friday. September 9, 1955 to read about the flood in a home-tow- n paper brought to this office by L. J. Smuin, who has a friend residing in Ansonia, Connecticut. Experts estimate it will cost more than $100 million dollars for a massive rehabilitation effort Have you ever thought that we live in a pleasant area, protected from the disasters which nature often unleashes? While thoughts and prayers are made in behalf of those often less fortunate, we should also be most thankful that we have escaped the losses which they have sustained. CAN'T STUDY MUCHI -- Read Blessings el PTA GROUPS GIVEN Officials To Meet And Determine Third Baseball Playoff Came motive engineer at the mine, has spent over 2.500 hours of spare lime on his models. They are made of sheet brass and various Local schools received fine re bar shapes. Only the electric moat the annual Salt Magna defeated Bingham, 15 to tors, gears, wheels and couplers cognition A meeting it being held this Region 12 in the first tussle, Bingham are made commercially. Mr. deto at of evening Sandy Friday conference Association Monday tools consist of files, drills, Magna, 6 to termine the place and time of the came back to down last week. third a game. 11, saw and soldering iron. necessitating of baseball the third playoff game Announcement will be made They include: The present display is currentfor Northwest League, Semipro Garfield-Super- ior lor Rating in next week's paper relative to ly being remodeled and improved. the championship title. this game. This year it will include switch-back- s conducting polio diivc, baby clinand extra tunnels which ic, collecting clothing for needy will allow trains to travel from children, Cub Scout sponsorship; one mine level lo another as they equipping a room for handicapped do in the actual mine. As a re- children in play therapy, as well sult. it is expected the display as other projects. Award for Brockbank-Spvc- ial CLUB will give a more accurate and re- alistic picture of the open-pi- t public service to students, with Glen Olsen, Bob Dea, Wilson Webster-Special awards, help mine operation. Thursday, September 15th will Peay, Harry Quayle or Dick Utah Copper Division's booth is and education for the exceptional be the last day to sign up for the Knight located in the mining building No. child, outstanding programs. Bowling for the men's leagues Cyprus-Spec- ial awards for Utah Copper Club men's bowling, 7 (south entrance). The Fair opens start the week of September will secreannounces and Quayle, mental health Harry program Friday, September 16th, and ends 26th. course. tary. nursing September 25. 1955. jdent Applications may still be made HIGH PRAISE Lake-Grani- Parent-Teache- te rs Do-ma- LAST CALL TO SIGN UP FOR MENS BOWLING COPPER y, |