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Show Garfield Leader. Garfield. Utah A 1 l.onr Carty, 160; Sh:r!i Thelma Sincu". Phyllis t, Husti-.kM.-- .'in- - ru-'.- . - ..i:i r. r - Turkey. 152; 154. Ac.y v !l . - ,vei-kr!- lnl-167- Ic.ul 1(3. Sandal!. In I Mi'i'isll. 157; Virginia Waiki IdJ-la- l; V Nixon of f.'luv-nc-e M,-- Ini . s .son. wete Miss Nixon, Mrs. Connie Hybee, !yn McDaniel Reila By Mi . Colleen Bender anil Mrs. Phone 4433 or AM H wily (.Inward. A special gueit s;ii a si.:l"c of M an. Mi- - MWilk.ns, son the v hi idc. SorenMr,, El.ii.m Wilkins sen of Palo Alto. Callluinia. 'n: M and M I.f ll.iliti- . .V'le nti-- t.ijlle.i over Twerily-finiutVnJed, guests ,'l !l Mursi-eip.- i' hv t.he games wen- - played and refreshI,, a in- Max i. a member of ments served. tin- limin'.. !i! T" '. 'i t'oinieil. While the patents were guests ' M : d I Li'.igue, 'lie Ray Jones starred in one uf the !J 'h:e Lynn arid gr.iiidi h :: leading tules in tin' opera, 'The their grjnd- fortune Teller," r. cently presentK.m ,M!' ti. M: ' El'.vood ed at the Granger Wardnouse. Mi a: j..i: - uf I) Moore, Maxiiie Hu.: Eva i R. Xu home of Ilunler Notes Womens Bowling "A" League Ruinain.' Zilo h;ui li.-- h 502 Tuesday n;giit in ! !: League with nanus ( 159 at Uu I'tuh Ciipji-'OthfT high siiirir- - wir Friday, September 28. 1956 M I.- 1 im;. Magna Elementary School News We a: i' having fun watching our rat We nfltru-- hei Snowball. She i; all white Wh.-- Miesleips, she nuls up like a ball. We have written a story about h.-- and we are learning to read it. Mrs. Richards' first Giade r I . Our first grade has been learnS;. Ivu ing to dance. We have learned n. 151.. Wimmer. 179. Ju:. that many new types of ilanct-Aliiu- - O.if.Mli. 152. V. m !!:. we are vny proud of. Also wc Wilk.M , Al.ee lli.gi-r.thave boon doing work in ai t. We X X X 1, 159 V. 164 176; A:!. no Hv.-.i'have some displayed in our room. former Magna Rudy Iingfelt, Sunday Eve Services Anne Tvge-sevian Kemp. a week in Utah. Pugh's first Grade resident, v at spent .: 5 .i'll. 17.'! K. . k"n I.i'U.Sl '.V I'Ti ler the di-- r and was a guest at the home of .' !i "Let u.e tell you about my MIA 'n.d a fine pro- - Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Robison, 925 Monday Aflernoon tea:iii are "I'd like you to know what dog. Mi'.lcreck. nii'd A .viInn i. p:i-sang kindly akii . hand lii.'i; He visited relatives and friends my cat does win n he sees me T-- ' .!!!n.iii.v." con--- '. 'M The trio to Mrs. Arvilla Knight. Oh, I ( '.iti.i Hart. Marjean and returned to his home in Los come home from school." you should sec how my parakeet on Monday. Ang-lW i. I'.' old E. nia Young. Alton Dram took higli ganu uf acts when I come from school. v. (I a ! peak kMr.Ronald 178 m th.- Aftirn.i.'n These arc some of the experi;i: Child Third nf Mrs. iind v,n 1. lowed by Margarit Hu'ii-i'fi"ences the children in the first nf LaMar Mrs. and Mr. Maddy iivk of Lake Salt K.llp.i Elia Kj.shi.ni. in our classii I a h:m:i...dh of Robert Magna announce the birth of their grade are sharing 172; Emma Si.ohhle. l.'iH 130 13H I'm. rooms. has been who a J.- 'i: boy, "I II. ini, .'. V... Kil'.patrick third child, Wahneta Tru;tt. 111155 13a; Elea The paintings of their pets are r. .i'.i:li d f in a two- - named Jon LaMar, on S ptember i N r:n:. Han.-Bowden, .21st. He tipped the scales at 6 well done too. ' i and a: M'..:' Madeleine It'ilmiMin. Ill Maughan's First Grade iin r 16th fur e (rounds, 10 ounces and lias a .I e a.o 131; Margo 147, Ju.in Cinand a Aimi-.biol sis'er, her, Jeffrey ai th" ices. Simmons, 143; Lila Mel'arly. 139, In ou: ruom we are giving oral dy, at homu. Edith Bcvun, 136; Kuta Thnmaa, reports about Egypt, Athens, de131; Nola Sizenmre, 131; Vera Janmocracy. civihzat.on and Greece. Study Group sen, 130; Marian Bawdn. 134. A meeting of the Magna De- Wc are walking in groups of three or foui en a subjet. We are drawMr. and Mrs Richard Jenkins mocratic Ladies Study Group "B" Looguo" of Midvale b came parents of a will be held ing pictur.'s of the people and October 5th, Friday, In the 'B League. Jackie d.u of Egypt. Mesopotamia and baby girl Srp'emlier 1:00 p.m. in the Fireball. HostessPeterson had h.gh game uf 170. Hit! i at l.n LDS Hospital. She es will be Mrs. Alice Greece Wc er.jov this very much. and Brady Others w.-rClaur.e Dyehes, 159; wi ..(lied n at 7'.. pounds and is Mrs. M. M.Caity s Sixth Grade Eugenie Dca. Laura Daniels, 153; LuWana Kian-2en- . t.'.e J.vk.i;.' fu.d child, and also Judith Pehrson 140; Esther Mu. 156. Alice 'he lii-giaiidih.ld of Mr. and M. F and Mis. Mr On Sunday, Rlbot'-o-, Lola Den-leMrs LeKnv Dav of Hunter. The buys and g.r'.s in Room 21 y Orr entertained at dinner Ruth Andrus, 156; Erma M.. ar.d Mrs Robert Jenkins of to Mrs. and Mrs. W. J. had a contest to see who could Giles, 153; Helen Wimmer. 142; ('pperion are the p.ittrnal grandHold .wo: I h, Mrs. William Jones get the money in first for Weekly Marjorie Christufieison, 148; pa: enis Mrs. Jenkins is the form- and children, Mrs. Agnes Spencer, Reader. We have 15 girls and 22 er Marian Day. Empey, 141. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Spencer and boys. The girls wan. We had fun Team No. 4 had 375 high game B rzine Spencer, all of doing it. Mrs. and series of 1912. Squads and Bridal Shower The boys will treut us to a Utah. American Fork, 4 took A imsceliarieous shower was Hallowe'en party, we hope. points and 2 and 5, 2 points. Sotherland given Wednesday evening at the SHERIFFS WARN . l.'.j-la- s . ai 161-1'j- 161-16- 7, . : . , !!- - es Kill-pa'i.'- k. ! 1 1 177-15- 157-15- 7 : i i 136-13- , 159-14- 6; ' '. sit-vie- Wad.-wnrt- K-- NOTES (HUNTER 145-14- coinpli-mentai- ' 145-15- 1; La-Ve- ' 1 ' SERVICE NEWS In Mrs. Naylu. 's Room 11 we rail oui selves F.recrackers! We SAN DIEGO, Calif -- Ear! J started out wi'.h a big bang. There are 2') boy bangs. There are 15 Cailson of Magr.a Utah, cuirpid-e- d recruit tran:r-- September girl bangs. You will hear mure m at the Naval Tr..'i;r.: from us. San Diego, Califiima. The nine week uf "boot camp" Ti,ii'ty-twboys and girls hapincluded drill ur. i infraction :n pily get together in Room IX. nicys room. We are ail making seamanship, gun:, ry. !:! saving, new friends and planning fur a sea survival, bu.it handling ati'i the use of small aims. happy year ah. ad. On September 11th, a new boy, Following two weeks leave, Gordon Taylor from Salt Lake, graduates report tu shipboard entered our class. We hope he duties or service schools dependlikes us as well as we like him. ing on the qualifi atum each has demonstrated. Every day in school we have health inspection in Mrs.Gourley's Graduate From School room. Our teeth, hands, faces, FORT EUSTIS V.V-T- wo shoes, hair and hanky arc examfrom Magna. Pr.vati-- Ja:nn ined. We arc working for a 100 W. Poulsen and J Jeph H. Evans cent score. ii-- r recently were graduated from the 48th Transportation Truck Crimp's As the sun comes up, it seems to Driver Training School, Fort soy, Eustis. Virginia. I'il b"t you're glad to be alive They received classroom and today. practical instruction before being To see the sun rise above the hills. licensed to drive mi!ita:v vehiTo hear the birds joyous trills. cles. To see the clouds go floating by. Mr. Evans, 18. sun of Mr. and To see the moon in the evening Mrs. Richard A. Evans. 2767 S uth 8900 West, was giaduaied from sky. To see the stars shine above, Cyprus high scho 4 in 1956. To know that you have God's Mr. Pouh.cn, 13. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam-- s H. Poulsen, 2943 love, Even though you're thin and 8900 West, is also a 1956 giudua'.e of Cyprus high school. small, You know for sure God loves you 1 ; : o 8-- j sjI-die- s S.-ul- all. Tastes so Makes Honor Roll Mrs. Helen G. Smith. 2734 So. 8850 Magna, was among 48 University of Utah students who made the high honor roll summer quarter, Joseph A. Norton, registrar, announced tms week. Pehrson rich-swall- ows so smooth W-.s- In school this year we have done many interesting things. We have subjects which we have not had before. We have social studies, and we are studying maps. We rec.-ivenew spelling books and singing books. We are going to make scrapbooks about the seasons of the year. Were learning a lot in school. I would like homework to do at night. My teacher's name is Mrs. Benowitz. She's very nice. Paulos The high honui lull carries names of student.- - whose grade point average was 3.5 or above. The grades are computed on the basis of 4.0 for "A". 3.0 for B". etc. Mrs. Smith, wife of Ralph C. Smith of Magna, studied education at the Univcisity the past quarter. THE HILL 8 HILL COMPANY. DIVISION OF NATIONAL KENTUCKY BOURBON STRAIGHT DISTILLERS, LOUISVILLE, KY. WHISKEY-- 86 PROOF THAT SCOOTERS Glenmore ( the Light Bourbon you can stay with ) MUST BE LICENSED A warning is given by local deputies that motor scooters must he licensed and operators of same must be 16 years of age or older. Some complaints have been received at the sheriffs office that many younger boys and girls are ! operating the scooters in a fast ' manner. The Motor Vehicle laws of the State of Utah give the restrictions, j etc. on the scooters. ' is now Six Years Old HOUSE FOR RENT-3-rodern. 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