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Show V? By H. C. J (Joe) Welch, head of Welch Planing Mill, reports that his company is installing a new planing machine that is the biggest and best in the state. The equipment when installed will cost close to $100,000, and will put the local plant in a position to handle some tremendous orders. We congratulate Joe for having so much faith in Midvale, despite the fact that the new expressway will probably boost the Welch Planing Mill right out of their.' present property if and when it is built. C mm B. Interest in Midvale as a business center continues, according to Everett E Dahl, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. ' ; i Last week, two men were making a survey of the city with the view in mind of opening a ladies' "A b Crescent Takes Stake Casaba Dumas, Ray Named Of 1952 Football Squad Co-Cap- s, Championship (By ,7 rs . X TV "' , 1 3 Kiwanis Club Honor Scout Week To k he superin-tendencie- (D-Va- .). Debaters Eye Weber Meet ling." Forensic students will participate la the Regional Meet, March 21. Winners will then go on to the SUtt Meet, March 28. Advisors aiding the groups, ia addition to Mr. Goldbranson, art O N. Crawford, and E. L Criwfordt The celery packing plant on SuSt., Midvale, has been taken over by the Utah Oil Refining Co., according to reliable information received here this week. The building will be used as a central distributing warehouse for this area, and 11 persons will be em' ployed there. A delegation of company officials, headed by Henry Wallace of Salt Lake, appeared at , Monday night's meeting of the Midvale city council when they disclosed I season. their plans and asked for a busiBut it took teamwork to get ness license to conduct a wholethem there. The team consists of sale establishment here. The liWillard Carrol,- - Allen Fairbourn, cense was granted. LaMar Sanders, Jay Olson, Max The will carry a comcompany Steadman, LaMar Olson, Dennis stock of Utoco plete products In Duane Olson and Boyd Parker, the new warehouse, including all Jensen. kinds of oils and greases, tires, They are now awaiting the Division 10 tourney with hope of batteries, accessories, etc., which are retailed by ' many stations making a good showing for the this vicinity. throughout 't ward and stake, from ward and this stake People are urged to turn out and support these boys for there is nothing better than a cheer from the crowd to keep their spirits high. Edgar R Barney, fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs Nina Larson of 117 Oak St., Midvale, is serving aboard the USS in ocean-goin- g . tug. One of the Navy's "workhorse" the Keosar.qua is Three students from the Mid- auxiliaries, vavale area won honors representing called upon to perform a wide of in the aFr jobs. Serving riety the University of Utah in the annual Junior College Debate Tourn- East, the ship has been providing ament at Carbon College,, Price, target towing services for fleet gunnery training. Such training is this week. part of the Navy's program to They are Rodney Howard Brady, crews ready for any son of Mr & Mrs Kenneth A Brady, keep gun emergency. of Sandy; Joan Ardene Wilcox, daughter of Mr & Mrs Ellis J WilUndergoing recruit training at cox, 59 S. Grant St., Midvale, and U. S. Naval Training Center, San Helen Thaxton, daughter of Mr & is Hal R Henderson, Calif., Diego, Mrs. George Thaxtgn of Riverton. seaman recruit, USN, of 250 MaMr Brady was a member of an Midvale. undefeated Utah team that placed ple St, Henderson entered naval service first Miss Thaxton won top honors Dec. 3, 1951 and before that he in panel discussion and Miss Wil- worked for Utah Copper Co. cox was on a team that placed second in debate. Pfc. Richard C Hoffman, USAF, The Utah debate squads won son of Mr & Mrs Robert C Hoffpermanent possession of the trav- man, 173 Jefferson St, Midvale, eling Hunter trophy in the for- recently commenced a ensic competition. course in iniormation and tau- cation at the Armed Forces Infor Utah Packers Ready mation School, Fort Slocum, N Y. gar M-M- 4h i 29. "Resolved: That All American citizen should be subject to con scription for essential service in time of war," is the subject they are deliberating. "Students are also preparing for extemporaneous speaking and leg Ulative forum." said Phil Gold branson, one of the advisers. Ex temporaneous speakers are to discuss "Conservation of Natural Resources," and legislative forum participants will consider "The Control of Narcotics and Gamb- Yes, sir, those boys from down Crescent way have done it again. From this town has come many teams and not just teams, but champions. It looks like the trophy cabinet in the ward house is going to have to be enlarged are keeping for Crescent the Crescent tradition of "bringing recognition td this little town. Coached by Lloyd D Olson and sparked by the brilliant ball handling of Carrol and Fairbourn, the team came through with a perfect e. PIANO RECITAL SLATED BY UNION STUDENTS Mrs LaMar C Eskelson will present a group of students in a piano recital Sunday, Feb. 10, at 3 p m, at the Union Second ward chapel. Students taking part in the rea cital include Larry Johnson, Kunx, Dennis Holtby, Grace Graham, Geraldine Roberts and Evan Eskelson. Intermission vocal numbers will be presented by Lorraine Swangcr, a voice student of LaMar Eskelson. An-nctt- s, t NEWS OF OUR SERVICE MEN The "Mother's March on Polio" drive in the Jordan area was most Local Students Win Honors Debate Tourney Keo-sanqu- a, ' six-wee- k For Meat Convention Meat packers of the nine Wes the men who contern states vert steers into steaks are getting ready for one of the biggest events of the year in their indus Special Interest Group To Hear Game Official LaVare A Ware, assistant Di rector of Public Relations and Ed' ucation of the Utah State Fish and Game .Department, Salt Lake City, will give an illustrated lec ture on "Wild Life Conservation' at the Midvale First ward MIA Special Interest group Tuesday, at 7:30 p m, ward officers announced successfully completed according to Mrs Ben Bagley, South Salt Lake County chairman. A total of $1,810.89 was collected by the volunteer workers. R Butterfield. Thursday. ROLL A breakdown of contributions in Violin sludcnU participating are Mr Ware will show films in the various communities disclosed color taken New f ubtcrlbers: Jimmy Turner, Linda Stuart, San by Lee Kay, public reMrs Walter OUcn, Midvale dy and Marcia Mitchell of Mid- the following results: lations director of the department Butler ..... Frank J Cook, Union vale, and Sharon Bishop, Argene The public is invited. w.. $ 37.00 Crescent Adams of Sandy. Annette Mace of C, D. LcPore, West Jordaa 70.00 Max Humphrey, Draper 117.78 TAVERN CLOSED Sandy will play a violin selection. Draper ... a will be Greenwood School Granite Jessie Junior 23.78 Kay High The Blue Moon Tavern, 181 N Draper Herriman . ..... 43.40 guest oa the program. Main St closed its doors Thursday Ralph B. Kcclcr, Draper Midvale . 630.57 Accompanist are: Linda Sabey, Cpl. Thomas S. Saddler, overseas night by order of the Midvale city Riverton Bluffdale Noel rhillips, Midvale. 200.63 Marilyn Bishop, Elaine Marchant, council. Alleged violations of the and Jeancan Greenwood. Renewals .. 312.43 Sandy city beer ordinance was respon ' Union The public 1 cordially1 invited 129.48 sible for the order, city officials C It LovcndahL, West Jordan to attend. West Jordan 343.79 Ernest Silcox, Salt Lake City. said. , A "String Program" will be presented Friday, Feb. 8, at 7 p m at the Salt Lake County library auditorium by itudcnU of Darlyne HONOR - Co. U.S.S.R.&M. To Entertain "20-Ye- ar Club" Scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 10, is the sixth annual Twenty Year Club dinner, according to officials of the United States Smelting Re- fining and Mining Co., hosts. The affair will be held at Hotel New-hous- The club is composed of employees of the company with 20 or more years continuous service. It has an active membership in Salt Lake county of over 250 employees and an honorary membership of over 50 retired employees. A majority of the active members are engaged at the Midvale smelter and reside in this area. . The annual dinner and party was started six years ago by the company, and is looked forward to with keen anticipation by the club members. A new class of eligible members will be presented with pins at the dinner, said a company official. 20-ye- Midvale Girl , annual ' meeting of the trythe States Meat Packers AsWestern sociation. Co of Midvale, it a A. Bills member of the attoclatign while the Fur Breeders Agricultural Co operative Is an associate member. The packers meeting will be held this year in Los Angeles, Feb. 13 to 15, with headquarters Midvale Second ward Primary at the Biltmore Hotel, featuring speakers, panels on in officers and teachers will meet at top-ran-k and the largest problems dustry 10 m to a at the chapel Monday ever organize for their annual Primary industry suppliers' exposition 3000 than More the West in held hospital drive, Mrs Henry Anderprocessors son, president, announced Thurs- packers, wholesalers, and suppliers are expected to atday. The ladies will conduct the drive tend. Roger L Putnam, U S Econ in their ward from 10 a m to 12 p Stabilization Administrator, omic m, after which they will be served D C, heads the roster Washington, a luncheon by the Primary offof convention speakers which will icer. B Allan include Kline, president of Persons who will not be home Bureau Feder American Farm the Monday morning are invited to leave their contributions with a ation, Chicago, and U S Senator Wallace F Bennett of Utah. neighbor, Mrs Anderson said. Local Polio Campaign Brings Many Contributions STUDENTS TO PRESENT RECITAL AT LIBRARY no-lo- ss . 1952 East Jordan District Fetes National Boy Scout Week Utah Oil Co. Takes Over Celery Plant , store here. ; r This week two letters have been received concerning the' possibilities of opening dry goods stores here. Also a communication has been received by the C of C from Roy Bachler of Denver, Colo., a soil pipe manufacturer, who desires to open a branch plant here to "make soil pipe and ; fittings, With an annual payroll of over a quarter million dollars. Furthermore, the Rohr Aircraft Corporation of California is interOn football team, Allen elected of the 1952-5ested in locating a plant in this Dumas being from Warren Schmdt, receive and Ray Larry congratulations ina be would which great valley, 1951 captain. (J.H.S. Broadcaster) dustrial asset to the community. and Lawrence Ray Dumas Allen President George Hackett of the of named have been constant touch in C. of been has C. the 1952 football squad, Coach with Rohr officials in an endeavor Dale Sorensen announced, followto get the company to locate here. ing a recent election by the footit looks like the Midball lettermen. vale area is in for a period of busion "Allen played left half-bacness and industrial expansion. offense and safety man on deIn commemoration of Boy Scout fense last season," said Mr. SorConsideration is being given by Week, MidFebruary 6 to 12-tensen. "Lawrence played mostly and the city vale Kiwanis club will hold a Mayor Beckstead spe was a lineman." "council to the proposition of re- cial Scouting program Monday, defense. He "I think that the fellows made naming those new streets which Feb. 11 at their regular weekly a fine choice," concluded the The at bear only numbers present meeting. "and that the fine leadercoach, numbering system has proven to Scouter Blaine Watts, chairman ship and guidance in these two be confusing. Also, the residents of of East Jordan district along means a lot towards a good those streets wish to have more with Scoutmasters of the five Mid- boys in 1952." ball club attractive and romantic names vale scout troops and several boy than just plain numbers. We think scouts will be the honored guests the idea is splendid, and we trust on hand to help give the meeting SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF TWO STAKES that the council does redesignate a real touch of scouting. the streets with some nice names. PLAN CONFERENCE Jorof Scouter Arthur Peterson dan School District, who was electWith West Jordan as the host "The seventh Truman budget ed to a vice presidency of the a Sunday school convention stake, has now been handed us. Like the Greater Salt Lake Council for 1952, of Mount Jordan and West the other six, it is described by its will be a guest speaker of the eveLDS stakes will be held Jordan sponsor as pared to the bone. Like ning. Sunday, Feb. 10, at the Riverton the other six, it is overlaid with Through the efforts of the Junior high school. Theme of the fat Once again, there is no sense many active scouters of the Mid- convention will be "Spiritual Reof responsibility at the White vale Kiwanis club and the Boys House for weeding out billions of and Girls committee, this yearly juvenation Through Participation School." unessential expenditure by civilian program honoring the Boy Scout in the Sunday be held at 10 a m Sessions will agencies of the Government organization promises to be one and 2 pm. Those invited to at"While the Administration con- of the outstanding programs of the tend the morning conference are: tinues, even defiantly, its spend- club year. stake presidency, stake high coun-thrift course, it exhorts the Amer cilmen representatives, bishoprics, ican people to save, to exercise Club To Talk Hear stake Sunday school board mem self-deniand to go without things bers, ward Sunday school Blew Albert By . Judge they are accustomed to. We have ward, Sunday school Mr. to Truman to a right expect Judge Albert Ellett of the Third secretaries and junior Sunday take the lead. When he declines to District court, Salt Lake City, will make political sacrifices by cur be the speaker at the dinner meet- school coordinators. The afternoon session will be attailment or suspension of unnec ing of the Midvale Business and the same officers, plus tended essary activities, it is impertinence Professional Women's club Mon- 100 ofbythe Sunday school teachto ask citizens to make deep sacii day at 7 p m, at the Doll House, oficcrs of the ward Suners and as 'Do in their daily living. fices Salt Lake City. day schools. I say, not as I do,' is his public Judge Ellett's subject will be It is expected that representfiscal policy." Sen. Harry F. Byrd "The Function of Courts in Sociatives of the General Sunday ety." School Union Board will be in atThe program has been arranged tendance. by the legislative committee, Mrs A C Jensen and Miss Hulda Cross-grovSecond Word Plans Mrs Beatrice Butterworth will conduct the business session. Primary Hospital Drive Thirty sophomore, junior, and senior debate teams are studying hard for the Weber Invitational Debate Meet to be held February Lorni Allgood) Friday, February n ready-to-we- All-in-al- l, X Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah Number 5 Volume XIX Friendly Newspaper" Stale College Has Trees For Farmers A large variety of trees for farm planting in large quantities is now available to Utah farmers, announced Ray Moore, Extension Forester for the Utah State Agri cultural College Extension Service. Each year the state of Utah through the Utah extension service, offers farmers forest trees that can be used on farms for and windbreaks, beautification, soil conservation. The overwhelmingly low cost of the trees ranges from $1.50 to $4.00 per hundred trees. Farmers cannot order less than 23 trees of one variety. While the trees may serve for beautification, their purpose must be for woodlot windbreak, or shel- terbclt uses, according to Prof. To If you hear the bell ringing on top of Midvale city jail tonight at 7:30 don't be alarmed. There will be no fire nor will there be an outbreak of jail residents. The bell will ring, and the smelter whistle will blow, for about 60 seconds at that time in honor of Scout Week. Bells and whistles all over America will call attention to the fact that Scouting is 42 A years old. j This anniversary has been cele brated during the week with ap propriate ceremonies by scouts and explorers in the East Jordan district. Special programs in most of the wards were presented in the Sunday evening services on Jan. 27. .; Troop 124, Union Second ward. held a court of honor Tuesday night of this week, when David Howells received his eagle badge- Other troops and post of the district will hold courts in their own wards next Tuesday. Tonight at 6:30 a national tele vision show will originate in New York in which the 19 millionth boy "scout will participate. The show will be visible locally and many scouts will be gathered as patrols in homes of members, to view At 8 o'clock scouts and scouters will join council officials by radio to recommit themselves to the scout oath and law. Explorers of the district Satur day afternoon will receive a firsthand lesson in civics when IS boys 'Hake over" as city officials. At 2 p m, in the city hall city officers will meet separately with the explorers taking their places and instruct them in the duties and responsibilities of the offices. At 2:30 the boys will meet in a "mock" council session bringing the problems of each department to the attention of the entire group. At the conclusion of the day's program the boys will be treated at a local refreshment es- it Represent USAC at Meet , Logan Charlene Lind of Mid vale will represent Utah State Agricultural college in the third annual Utah State Midwinter Speech meet to be held at the USAC Feb. 8 and 9. Forensic students from Weber college, Unl versity of Utah, USAC and possibly other colleges will compete. Competitive events include de bating, extemporaneous speaking, radio announcing, oral and manu script reading and after-dinne- r speaking. Miss Lind, a freshman in home economics, is the daughter of Mr & Mrs Leslie A Lind. tablishment Scouting displays may be seen in windows of two local merchants. Post 318, Midvale First ward, has a display in Earl's, and troop 159, Garden View ward, has one in the Everything is in readiness for J C Penney Store. Post 318 has the annual Boy Scout recommittal won the top prize for the last two and court of honor of Mt Jordan years in competition with posts district to be held Friday (tonight in the entire council. If they win at 7:30 p m at Sandy First ward. this year they will have permanent The court of honor will be under possession of a plaque presented direction of Gerald Smith, with for this competition." Glen Steadman in charge of the awards. The Silver Bee award will DRAPER FLOWER CLUB be presented to the outstanding TO MEET WEDNESDAY scouter for the year 1951 at this Members of the Draper Flower meeting. club will meet at the home of J Other awards will also be pre Eldon Brown, Wednesday evening, sented. An invitation is extended Feb. 13. Miles Labrum will give to the general public to attend. an illustrated lecture on "Gladioli," and there will be door CRESCENT CIRLS PRESENT . prizes. MUSICAL NUMBERS IN S. L All members are urged to atMiss Urla Jeane Lloyd, soloist, tend.' and Miss Nadine Fowler, accom panist both of Crescent furnished Hotel Newhouse. Mrs Leone Lloyd, supervisor of special musical numbers at the meeting of the Women's Division departmental work at the Salt of the Association of Utah Fairs Lake County Fair, also attended and Livestock Shows, Friday at the meeting. Mt. Jordan Scouts Await Program FEBRUARY 12, 1952 Moore. Some of the trees available are Ponderosa Pine, Blue Spruce, Eas tern Red Cedar, Utah Juniper, and Douglas Fir. Ten hardwood trees are available including green ash, Siberian elm, black locust thornlcss honey locust, Russian olive, black walnut, golden wil low, Lombardy poplar, common lilac and miltflora rose. Farmers ordering the trees must abide by certain federal regula tions. For example, (he trees must not be resold; they must be used for woodlot windbreak, or shelter belt purposes; they must be Irrigated and cultivated for the first four years after planting. A price list Is available by writing to Ray Moore, Extension Forester, Utah State Agricultural College, or your local county agent 'In John Forgie Named euBding Inspector John M Forgie, 133 Pioneer St was appointed city building Inspector, Monday night at a meeting of the Midvale city counciL He succeeds Hcber C Hart Mr Forgie was building Inspector for, the city a few years ago. - - ..,$) ... |