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Show Magna Times, Magna, Utah Fin Friday, February 22, 19S7 Board Meeting The Magna Garden Club Board meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Haws on February 27th to make plans for the regular monthly mroting of he group to be held March 13th. Son Mr. and M-Vr.i Kctrns are the pv.'ii'ii par r.t? a fine f'.ri loin Fel mary 3i4 the LDS ilitsp'.tal. H.- - weighed at 7 pounds, 8 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Fr.d Wuch Hunter are the paternal of of a. ocietu at in ot Club-room- WWWWUVUWWM ERNIES BICYCLE SHOP Mr. 2960 S. 6710 W. Dial 2467 Haw SCHWINN Bicycles Fins Condition U:sd Bikes ; Paris and repairs lor all Models mowers sharpened And repaired We now have the New, Modern IDEAL Sharpening equipment Reasonable rates All Work Guaranteed Lawn New Daughter Mis. Donald Johnson a;ij of Okinawa announce the birth of a lovely daughter on February Mil. She has b.cn named Susanna. A sister. Francine ar.J brother, Donnie, are happy abaut the new baby. Mr. Johnson is a member of tne armed forces. Mrs. V.lda Jones entertained members of her Bridge Club Monday Bt her home. A deligh' fully arranged luncheon was s"ved and cards later played. Prizes were given to Mrs. G.orge Ducx-wartMrs. H. T. Dyches and Mra. Cleone Farnsworth. Mrs. Farnsworth will be hostess to the group at the next me.t-in- g on March 4th. Waterfill -Crazier KENTUCKY BOURBON nrmi ABO fUzIuSmitir tOMFAUr, IAIDST0VN, MBIUCU mmi t Thurs., Fri., Sat STAMPS e 2700 So. 8916 W. Phone 6371 I WE GIVE mtmfms! dot! Strike often tie my duett! j! iBOLDipffi Extra Bonus-GOAlong With Our Guaranteed ILOOK-A- n LD Youll find your Gold Strike Catalog filled with over 1,500 nationally-advertise- d exciting free gifts, all of them highest quality, merchandise. There are hundreds of thrilling whole gifts for mother, for dad, for the children and for the family in this beautiful new catalog. I mumsmt STRIKE STAMPS j Lower Prices Fori GoldStrike it fitter J Every Day Family Grocery, Meat, Produce Needs. ! The more places you get your stamps, the faster they mount up. And Gold Strike stamps are almost everywhere at hundreds of food stores and supermarkets, at drug centers, at specialty stores, at service stations-- at most of the places where you shop most often. I 10 per cent, but an average of 6 per cent to Buy by the Case and Save-N- ot lots-ul- us in vour free Gold Strike Stamns. above cost case 10 c per cent I MAMS i I I SAUSAGE.. e I . . 3 lbs. SS 7i Armour Star, ready to eat whole or half shank, lb. . Roast Coffee maa of a fine boy on February 16th, the first wedding date of Mr. and Mrs. Daniels. He has been named Steven. The proud mother is the former Miss Jairus Clark. This is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Daniels of Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Clark of Lehi are other snc.1810 U VATlIflU I Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Daniels of Hunter became happy parents tne l and refreshments served. Income Taxes mmommrn h, N'K s. Proud grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Johnson of Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Dairy Queen. Pettersson. Ilu.'ke of Magna. Lovely gifts were presented to Mrs. Burrell. WV Membership Social On Friday, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars held their membership social at tne Pjrophry Room ot the Utah Copper Club. The committee in charge consisted of Alary Dameron, reMrs. Ted Green enterta'-neNadine Cooley, Jo members of the Rcbekah Lodge, freshments; Konold and Thelma Simmons, enhusbands and friends after the tertainment; Betty Ann Bczzant, regular meeting Friday, February Vicky Parris and Vonda Thomas, 15th at the Magna Women's Games of bingo were play- favors and table decorations. The theme of the social was Lovely Social ed and prizes awarded to Mr. and Let's A pufily planned birthday Mrs. Jack Hurry and Be Friends." Mrs. Elizabeth Dcaring, party was given for Mrs. Ellis J. Jones, Mrs. Mary E. Nielson Tiny scrolls with a friendship poem and small, brightly colored Burrell at her home Wednesday. and Marvin Malinstrom. sachets were given to each guest A hot dinner was served and Thirty ladies attended the games later enj )yed. Prizes were Attend Parley party. given to Mrs. A. C. Isakson. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Richards of Henry Meng. Mrs. M. J. Brady and Mrs. Gladys Baker. Other Magna attended a Dairy Queen Jay Perkins was hostess ru.ss were Mrs. B. L. Casey, convention Thursday, Friday and to Mrs. ladies of her Sewing Club :Mrs. La Von Fox, Mrs. Mamie Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mra. Richards are own- Wednesday evening at her home. Mr. Bradford, Mrs. George A. Brown, ers andand operators of tlie Magna A gay, social time was enjoyed Mrs. Juhn A. Rowland, Mrs. Matt Now Recuperating RIDE WANTED-T- o Sail Lake. Friends of Mrs. Elms Bracy DAY - OLD INFANT Arrive there at 6:00 a.m. Leave will be happy to learn that she is SUCCUMBS THURS. about 4:45 p.m. Costs Barling, now at home recuperating from 36 dial 6685. an operation performed at St. day-old Ilarland Mark's Hospital. Hugh Sadler, brick home, She desires to thank friend' for son of LcUrande and Phyllis FOR SALE-Fi- ne Henderson their cards and flowers. Sadler, 3020 South must be moved. Please dial 6572. 36 8850 West in Magna, died Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in a Salt Lake Ladies Meet 6400 DOWN -- For home In Magna. of natural causes. Members of the VFLA were hospital Born February 13, 1957, in Salt 640 a month and contract. Nice entertained Friday evening by Lake and dean. Ready to move into. City. Mrs. O. C. Finley at her home. CaU 6774 avoa. 36 Games were played and prizes Survivors include his parents to E. Mrs. D. Dimond of and given Magna; brothers, sis'.ers, Keith, Mrs. Kenneth Kidd. Eric, Danny, Jane and Michelle lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillilliil New officers were named for Sadler, all of Magna; grandparthe group to include Mrs. Finley, ents, Mrs. Amelia Sadler, Magna; 1 president and Mra. Dimond, sec- Mrs. Delores Crouch, Yakima, retary. Washington; Harland Henderson, PREPARED Mrs. Earl Newbold will enter- San Francisco, California. tain the ladies on March 1st. Rcasonablc Graveside services wire con- EExporiencod ducted Saturday at the Pleasant CALL FOR SALE-Coleell heater, Green Cemetery under the direc- iDick Kenl 1 oil storage tank, very cheap. Bee tion of the Peel Funeral Home. 2551 6239 Sincere sympathy is extended 8. Petersen. 4765 W. 3650 South, 30 to the sorrowed family. Granger, dial AM IfiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiimmT 31 2.41 alSO, GET OFF TO A FLYING START! If you havent Saver ready received your free Gold Strike Catalog and for them has you. 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