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Show Friday, April 20. 1956 Garfield Leader. Garfield. Utah GOLF LADIES PLAN SPUING A l n is l.i. li.--- l;iP.:-:r- tile ti.ili s a I: . .: .1 ".. t- . :.i .'Ml ' .V'si.l 1. ;; H- : . : i j Daily Serves 270 Hot Sc..:;oi Tiv V.J.'!Vi-. -- ; il' c I E Koiiru purcritj ; . Hurfi-nai-kt- N:t work .. spi- rdiu-alioiu- . .: iiiiini'. s of mine shall c ' 1. other - dl. to : lw? J. J. Audubon For Mother's Day Two 5x7 Portraits Only. V . Make Your Appointment Early, Please Dial 2952 I MAGNA PHOTO CENTER Plesso em with m llCheese Hi.iKe is a jjmor majoring eeh at the un:versity. He phys a Ijhi r.o::e with th-.- blind. He is a 1 grjJuu'.e of Cyprus high vhere he was active in ts nnd dramatics. music, FiTt c:neert in the 31."t annual '"At Home" si riiM .vs p:ei-nteM.i;vh 2" try Univeisity Cliar:lj.'i Knst nibl:' The remain Inby the Uniing eoiieert.-- w'.U Orchestra versity Symphony April I"). the l.':i:ve:3.ty Min's "iMiiis Ap1.: 22. the t j!!"C:u!ii MjMi-uApril 2..).- - anJ t:io Mixed Choius M.iy (J. Cnn-ct time is 3 p.m. ar..i tlie public .i invited five of char,;?. A prouram tiiat should b lor all has been arrjiiiied (or t!ie Sunday ba:id cDiice.t by Uireet r Ronald D. Gregory. .".pi i3 .;. s !J.ise. iO" Call Magna 2487 or see at 3110 South 8500 West Texaa in evi-nts- . SURPLUS CENTER Air Rtver.lly arriving ;it Foice liao is A 1C D nuld Glen Aston. Ho is the on of Mrs. Alfred K. Aston f :'!!) South 8850 West, Magna. Utah. Fjtrr Airman Aston has been assignto the 450th Fighter Day Squadron a; a communication h. lper. Prior t: cominu to Foster, he wan stationed at Misaiv.i Air Ba.ie, Japan. Aston ati:nJ.-- a Fire Control Systi.-mSchool at Lowry Air Base from January 1. 19? to September 24, 1953. Ast.in'i civilian profession wm a student. .He attended Cyprus High School and the University of Utah. Airm.'iii AtJii enlistel in tho Air Force at Salt Lake City in Seplerr.ber of 1952. The best Recommendation a whisky can have ed Cyprus Graduate In Fraternity J s Richard J. Jaeob. 3294 W. 3!f!)0 South, a Kophomnre student at the University of Utah, has been selected for membership in Kappa Kappa Psi, national honjrary WVVWVVWWWWWaWUW. Completes Training Fort Ord, Calif-Priv- ate James K. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson, 2769 South 8650 West, Magna, completed six months active duty training with the United States Army at Fort. Ord, California on April 11th. Private Johnson, a member of the 697 Transportation Truck Company in Salt Lake City, vol- unteered for active duty under! the provisions of the Reserve Forces Act of 1955 which allows; young men to discharge their military obligation by active par- - j ticipation in a reserve unit coupled with only six months of active duty. Taking his basic training with Company A of the Reserve Forces Act Regiment, Private' Johnson learned how to use most of tlu light and heavy weapons found in an Infantry unit. j , ' Of aH f Easy Carpet Cleaning Discovery Hailed "cteaningcjf homo bna, j rug1 cleaner, known as Blue Lustre, lis now available after years of research. the fine whiskies made in Kentucky-ar- xJ these are the world's n t What is said to be the easiest! ,and best-Kentuc- them- kians selves overwhelmingly choose Early Times over Blue Lustre leaves no for sign residue to cause rapid re setting. The pile is left ope: and fluffy as the colors spring1 out uka magic. So easy brush (like playing shuffle-- 1 board) and is safe for all types if carpets. use Blue Luilre to clean the mlire carpet or remove spots and traffic lanes. Irs econom ical to us a' 1 gallon of con rentrate cleans three 9x12 all other straight whiskies! BATE BCTTIB gs. IINT Huffakcr's , See the U. o:i! of 10 new ac- .. j Lot 80x120. Desirable Magna location. S rooms. l' baths, full E baMment Extra Urge kitchen. A homo for a growing family. E Lawn planted. Jj.:olj is t-- Local Youth Assigned To Fighter Squadron For-- frat.rnily at the ... l.'ni-versi- ty Foster Air M: . i I HOME FOR SALE mm he v.is aitive in ir.usie. Ho Mso p;;:ys a iron.u'i.ie Willi t!n L M. ironli-ienc- bar.d with the ban j. He is a Two Magna Students :auuaie oi Cyprus n::i w.'iere At U To Compete In in hi.-l- siH-iu- fine metal if copper, copper; if 30M, (.Id-b- ut not copper ilrt-- Nil 3it - h.- High School where he was active in the band, assemblies and workin the group this ed on the junior prom committee. tive He also has just been elected qUJi'ler. College Track Meet secretary of Kappa Kappa Psi at H. Mrs. and A Mr. son John of theU. Two Un.versily ijf U'.jh siu-- J is Jacob, he majoring in physics from Magna will.lje Ciir.-- p lit the U. He is urtivd in band Man, made in His liker.t-ss- , ting in the University of L'l.ih-Uta- h tioups and has worked on com possesses and reflects God's doState Agritulta!al C'lk--e mittees for the student calendar minion over all the earth. meet Saturday, April 21, in an,) for freshman week.. Mary Baker Zddy S;ilt Lake City. .lunto. of Cyprus II is a Tli y are Gu! J Lo.v Richard.-- , who will compile in t:se br.ia-- jainp ana rpriiirf comWAR SURPLUS BARGAINS Toone. petition an.l Hj;i.y M p:i: ticipale freshman, who WOODEN DESKS S12.9S. S1S.9S, S34.9S n huull-.-and STEEL DESKS S64.00 Mr. Richards, a s..n of Mrs. J. STEEL FILING CABINETS. 4 drawar .. $11.91 V. R:eha:is. 77J7 W. t I'.'til!) So., SWIVAL DESK CHAIRS, metal . $3.98 toS9.9S is a 19:"i." graduate A Cyprus high VISIBLE CARD FILE, metal . $24.95 s.-.il at Magna. LGE. WARDROBE. Mad of hairy plyboard $9.98 IKE JACKETS, wool, small. Mr. Tnone, a s"n jf Mr. and sixes, ntw $2.91 lg. Mrs. Clem Tjuiie, 87U1 West 3500 IRSIGNIAS. Army .. each. ISc FISHING BOOTS, knee straps. South, is majorin- - in ji ii ntis-tr- y $9.98 3 TUBE FLUOURESCENT LIGHT FIXTURES. Sunbeam. U.98 at the University where he is SPINNING ROD fc REEL a member of Associated Men Stu$9.98 TYPE TABLES S3 98 dents, and a member of Lanibda NAVY O. D. FIELD PANTS. FATIGUES Delta Sima, religious gixrial fra$2.98 ARMY 8c NAVY HATS, each 25c ternity. Both students are active in Via Will Be Open 1:00 1:30 to p.m. athletics at the university and are Tues.-Sat4:00 to 8:30 p.m. 1955 E aduates of Cyprus liinh school. Mr. Kiehaids was a memWALL'S ber oi' the track tiam and the orchestra at Cyprus, and Mr. 9090 West 2700 South. Toone was active in fjotall, Magna track, dramatics and the .student government. b. i nu.no i,:.,r.'.l. BAND SERIES Rii-h-- : oxU-mk-i- i ! Only !.y rv-.w-.i a Salt Lake City, ami a Rieat Riamlfathcr, IM.irion Lewis, Park City. Sincere sympathy is ' ;in h.r.cln-- -. n.n.nj li!'. Kucfi-n.ichl- :i :jriil iiv ii.nA iit LOCAL YOUTHS IN U Of U in SjU Lake City. Five University of Ut.ih stuproved most dents from the Magna smra successful. played with the U. of LT. raneert event on the This u:is the ninth annual band for the , Il.itary Youth ConleieniH.-- spon- - annual "At Home" series Suna'.iy Buildup. sjivI hy the Salt LaKe Koiary (April 6) at the Union f Club. I'urp'iM; of the conference They are Jac D. Car s y was to burif! tiigcther some of the Mr. and Mrs. Herbeit 11. C.irsey, J. riio.st pronusints ycung men from 2791 S. 9200 Wet; each of the high schools of Utah Jacob, sun of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Jacob, 3294 W. 3830 for a program of of industrial Loel T. Hepworth, son of M. and Mars l institutions Mrs. C. W. Hepworth. 2751 South plants, l ap.H 8400 West; LeKoy Olsen. s n of events. Chosen for their leadership and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Olien Sr.. sehil.'.stic stand inft. the youths 2842 S. 8900 West, and Rayir ini! were treated to a tour of school G. Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray buildings, met public officials and W. Blake. 4415 W. 3500 South. Mr. Carsey. a junior majoring heard discussions on possible fuin music at the university, plays ture professions. a clarinet with the U. band. His a 1951 graduate of Cyprus high Writer Has Script school where he was active in music and football. Presented On Program A sophomore physics major at Clair HufTiki-r- . Jr., son of Mr. the university, Mr. Jacob plays and Mrs. Clair Huffaker of Salt a tenor saxophone with the band. Lake City, formerly of Magna, He has served as a member of the has written the script to the freshman and calendar commitKSL-Tprogram, entitled "Ad- tees at the V., and is a member venture," and presented Sunday of Kappa Kappa Psi, national at 12:30 noon. honorary band fraternity. He is The programs are live presen- a graduate of Cyprus high ?chool tations. where he was a member of the Mr. Huffaker lives in New band and was active in commitYork City and is achieving note tees (or assemblies and the ax a writer. junior prom. Mr. Hepworth, a junior educaFlnishM Training tion major at the U. of U., plays Dale Rigby, son of Mr. and Mrs. a clarinet in the concert band. He R. L. Rigby of Garfield, has fin- is business manager of the Uton-- , ished training at the Scott AFB ian, student yearbook, and is! in Illinois. treasurer of Phi Kappa Alpha He has been promoted to Air- fraternity. He is a 1953 graduate man 2nd Class, and is now sta- of Cyprus high school where he tioned at the Tyndall, Air Force was president of the senior class Base in Florida as a member of and the band. the jet maintenance crew. A music major at the univer Dale has been in the service for sity, Mr. Olsen plays the principal one year. f.iur .tin':', l'.iul, u:iin:lp;u n!s, Mr. nm Mrs. WerSalt Ljkf City; ner iti:1 Mr. Mrs. C'lun-iK-Kemp, Miina; a grval gr:indiii.:hi-r- , Mr. in. I -r :t group, The il.'i.vnivl m 'xUi-- ;..':i-rn- i ;.!" xlo.i 3. snn of Mr. S.'uth. Tnii: li.iy into J i.i.-s ! .il! n I Slcven Kemp, J.v. p.m. I '.i).!ir M Vi!: I Jay Monson, president of the Cyprus school student body, this area in the Rotary Kearns Boy, 3, Drowns In Neighbor Swim Pool liy L'l:.h - t:i r You'Ji i :.f h;!P.ds utiii'wl clfjn- -- :; S..ii.: l inv.lj-- tji-.i::.- smhi'd As Rotary Representative uiiifj.ius. thfir Ik; Imi.v.s. . G'.!l (::- An:-.:n t. io l'i bi":;i!:.;.ij; p. u:i:, r.ii-.i.- !;;:.: in wi-u- .'i.i; CijiiK-:- AM s ' few: LUNCH Jay Monson Serves ini ve the lunih.-- i.r.J a nr;i;p of ;xt!i fira-- is assist. :!lilt il! It IS i KENTUCKY . 86 PROOF LOUISVILLE 1. STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY . on a ''''''''' we nm EITERY someone who seems to think that 1956 cars do not offer a little anything really new-j- ust face lifting from the year before. NOW AND THEN, We won't try to speak for the automobile industry. But we certainly can speak for Buick. And let us announce in no uncertain terms-i- t's the newest thing on wheels. The Styling is New response in the first inch of pedal travel -- plus the "switch the pitch" at full acceleration, which no one else has yet split-secon- d approached. The Ride is New To coil springs on all four frame, wheels, a brawny ed and drive, tlie torque-tub-e neers liave added deep-o- il engi- shock absorbers to give new softness, new buoyancy, new comfort, and "sense of direction" a brand-new it looks like a Buick. Sure, But it has a new that grille ed says 1956 and no mistake. fender ports The hood's are new the sweepspcar is new and it all adds up to a new sweep-ahea-d look that ends in a sasy new slant to the rear contours. handling response. The Power is new-t- he But that, friends, is only the All 1956 Buicks have new highs in power h New And the surest way for you to find out how right we are, is to sample a 1956 Buick yourself. RELAX IN COMFORT AS YOU RIDE IN SOFT, ENJOY LUSCIOUS FRESH FOODS, TEMPTINGLY NEW, ADJUSTABLE, "STRETCH OUT" SEATS SERVED ATOP THE EXCLUSIVE DOME DINER the best a wide measure-a- nd Buick yet-- by when you learn the prices we're quoting, youll know why this Buick is one of the three best sellers in today's market. As we said before, this is It takes a lot more than face lift- New VS's-w- -- and a host of other new feature! to make owning a Buick pure pleasure. The Tfiriff ith record and compression with unique new double "Y" manifolding to step up efficiency with new carburetor "deicing" ing to produce such a winner as this. Sew Kdoantxd Vmiabk Pitch Dynafo it lf only Dynafiow Buick buHdi today. It it itonddrd on Roodmuttr, Super and Century -o- ptional at mode extra cost on the Special. WHIN HTTII MiTOHOMlH AM WILT MUCK Will MMIS TMM beginning. is The 1956 Dynoflow New It introduces what the engineers call "double regeneration" which means a double-actio- n take-ofIt gives you new, SEE WONDERFUL WESTERN ATTRACTIONS ARRIVE FROM HUGE ASTRA DOME WINDOWS WAITING, FOR SIGHTSEEING OR BUSINESS REFRESHED-HA- VE A HERTZ CAR f. 3A It's smart and it's economical to ride the Domcliners. Take a trip soon. It's the easy comfortable way to travel. 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