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Show Universal Microf lining 141 Pierpont Avenue Salt Lake City 1, Utah 5-1- unrn n-- ii ni'iii n f ; ' - iTiijimiitW'iiiii ; '"''' - . J ,,, ,MV - r -58 Council Sets New Speed Limit in City f j i Corporatic The Mioyale Sentinel At a meeting of the city coun cil Wednesday night, July 3, it was unanimously agreed that a uniform speed of 30 miles per hour be adopted for Midvale City streets with the exception of school zones where the limit is 20 miles per hour. The maximum speed decision was made on the heels of an agreement by the council to insure that traffic laws in the city be strictly enforced. Council members noted that numerous complaints have been lodged by citizens about speeding cars, es pecially in residential areas, Mayor Henry Beckstead voiced confidence that the state would in setting the adopted maximum speed limit on Center Ellen Carter, center, and her attendants, Sharlene St. Fire Chief L. Canning left, and Jolene Cox will reign over the July 24 made a special Clyde report at the celebration at Draper. (Sentinel Photo) meeting dealing with the condi Hoff-.ma- DRUCS'S BEAT. .INw MmJcor Arrives at n, Published Every Friday Number 28 Volume XXIV at SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 PER YEAR BY MAIL Midvale, Utah SINGLE COPY 5c "Junction" Will 1 V V , 3 01 fll mi ev Look" The Midvale Junction is in thelcleared by Aug. 1 Williams has been in the prc-process of having its face lifted, in part at least, and when the cess of moving for the past sevwill make its new hammers stop and the mortar eral weeksat and 160 East 7800 South quarters settles into place, passers-bwill on an acre and a half of ground. notice some new buildings stand A 34x60 sales room will front 300 ing, and some afmiliar ones miss- lineal feet of sheds and warehouses. ing. The building now jointly oc According to Kenneth M. Wilcupied by Williams Buiilding Sup liams, assistant to the general ply and Dr. Wyatt W. Miles, lo manager, the new yard will be cated at 7700 S. State. Is sched the first in the state designed for uled to be torn down and the lot mechanized handling of materials and will add connvenience to the expanded facilities of the new y "5 .V,i r Friday, July 12, 1957 j V tion of the city's business houses Jordan Graduate md residential areas with regard yard. Dr Miles will share a newly-Chief Canning said he hed re constructed building at 7743 S. ceived from Boy, has it been hectic around complete cooperation State with his son, Wyatt N., rethe businessmen in keeping their here this week. With Jim missv cent graduate of Baylor UniverS. son Charles Mr of Oben, buildings clean from rubbish sity College of Destistry. & ing from the backshop and Jay Mrs Clarence has Olsen, Sandy, and material that might consti A. W. Bricker Jr., owner of the been awarded one of the United on the linotype,! swearing-it-ou- t tute hazardous conditions. States Smelting Refining and lot where the soon-to-bdestroyThe council passed a motion things have been sort of topsy Mining Company's 1957 memorial ed building now stands, plans to o provide lor an inspection pa turvy. i ' scholarships, it., was announced erect in its place, a bowling But if you are reading this, I Members of the Community per which will be signed by propI Tuesday by O. A. Glaeser, vice- - alley. Bricker will operate the Methodist Church, Midvale, heard erty owners to show that their guess we got the paper out. bowling establishment himself. the first sermon from their new premises have been inspected for Construction is currently being hazards. lire minister, the Rev A big, fat bouquet to the city done on an addition to the build It was brought out by Mayor This beautiful lovelies of local for of are title Harvest the Loft bevy in vying Fred A. Napier, Sunday, June 30. Beckstead that section Days Queen. and county for joining hands 6 of ing occupied by Earl's Home Furrepairing the lower section of The Rev. Mr Napier was as the city ordinances stipulates that to right, they are Joyce Robertson, Joan Made, Bonnie Dansie, Judy Bunnell, Delpha nishings. 800 E. Center. Fred Knowles is the builder and Sept. Sugar St., which previous to this signed from the Methodist property owners shall not be al Larson, Pamelt Karol Jane and Stuart Linda Welch, Hardwick, Brady, Mary 1 has been set as the looked like it had been the target Church in Fruita, Colo., where lowed to let "weeds or noxious completion for an enemy air attack. There he has been for four years. He vegetable growth' remain on date. The added structure will (Sentinel Photo) in that were more chuck-hole- s be 45x100 feet their property, thus creating a street than there was street. Earl's will utilize the rear por danger oi lire. In discussion concerning en tion of the addition for purposes Go-Ahe- ad or largement of the citv oark. it Jay-Ma- es To one who always thought expanding display room. was decided to present the plan-ninKnowles Floral will occupy one Midvale was just a wide spot in board with previously-draw- n section of the front, with anoth State St., before coming to er business, yet unknown, estab plans ior such an enlargement Kanrtv annthpr wirlp snot, it's for their consideration. lishing in the other half. pleasantly surprising to find a A 40x100 blacktop parking lot Mayor Beckstead urged that real nice, little community ) immediate action be taken in Ever hear of a boxing match folks in the area to see Jay fight ing newcomer in the welterweight adjacent to the building is plannestled here below the highway. this directionn to insure that the postponed because of bees? It's as a protessional. ned for customers' use upon comdivision. Midvale folks don't have to He will go against tough Andy pletion. project be started in the near a certainty that Fran Haun, Lau The initial outdoor card of the take a back seat to any one when t . Maes of Denver in an 8 rounder A new Utah Oil Co. service stafuture. It was agreed also that e season at West Jordan will fea i it comes to of West that should tion, situated on the southwest signs be placed on Center St rel Brown and company give ample opportuni ture a residential areas and the spirit I in match to preliminary see how he stacks up in the corner of the Junction, is well to inform tourists end visitors of Jordan have. ty of the various clubs and groups p which Ogden's Don Kcnnington ne pars s location. ranks. along in construction and should For the second time, the Jay in town keep things moving ngnt be finished by Aug. 1. Apparently he looks good to will be matched against. Salt The mayor added that now the Fullmer-And- y Maes fight has along. route for the new freeway has fight men back east, havine been Lake's Howard Jordan in a five- According to Bill Roderick, be to date another been pushed tabbed recently as an outstand owner of the new station, it is been definitely decided, the planEver wonder how. nice it's gorounder. Charls S. OImii being built with the convenience ning board can proceed to deter- cause of conincting scneouies ing to be when the new freeway of both the operator and the Other bouts on the supporting mine tthe most suitable location with the Salt Lake uees DaseDau finally finds its way from this president and general manager customer in mind. The building for the card include Pete Toley of Park ol cemetery team. area into Salt Lake? One thing western operations for the win Doast me nnisn restrooms and storage shed. He The welter scrap, originally g and cussthroughout, is for sure, City against Bob Reedy in a company. slated for July 17, was jumped tne restrooms. constructhat initial deand predicted decided a will clash, heavyweight experience ing OLsen received the Walter Haa- - including to back 15 to accommodate July tion would soon be a reality. Operator for the station has Hector Lopez, Bingham battler, en cline when the car doesn't have Lardley scholarship to the Salt Lake club who had a Mayor Beckstead suggested the fighting Salt Lake's Armond University of Utah for the study not been named as yet to jolt to a stop for a on home that night game that the council back him up in red lights. Campos. of extractive metallurgical en writing a letter to the railroad Then as the Bees roarea nome Keith Nelson, Calgary, Canada, gineering. Pioneer League requesting that the trestle on N. winner of it the by way of the student ranks at became evident that And speaking of St. be widened to four first half, BYUwiU rlsk w""8hly touUdUven this year and Is for a full plain would anes instead of the present two. West Jordan there should be plenty of same amateur four-yea- r engineering cour and He said that both the smelter and have to scoot to another date to at the Meadowbrook Golf Course anu ne wnrn goes carries a stipend of $500 to help Pioproiessionai the up against next Tuesday as local Sneads and Welch Planing Mill have agreed avoid runningAll-St24. into the ring against Jim Morley defray school expenses. game which to cooperate completely when the neer League Hogans take to the fairways and Olsen is a graduate of Jordan She was born at Fillmore, Utah, of Salt Lake in another into the moves automatically dub their and way Is hook, work of widening the street slice, High School where he was a mem 15. on Daniel Dark to Lorenda and winner's July Thompson holes. through nine begun. Proceeds of the fight card go to ber of the Future Engineers Club R :v. Fred A. Maoier has now been set Bronson Thompson. This will initiate the Midvale the mayor made mention that forThe match the Park Benefit Fund at West and participated in other student Ellen Carter, daughter of Mr & bees old was 16 months and When six the she willing wonder to me July Open, which leads succeeds Mrs V. J. Carter, was chosen to Elliott the state has begun putting in will affairs. Jordan. her Presi was called father off come that night. when by an open whv it's called the water pipe down Center St Means chance to for dent be be the first will reign over Draper's July 24 PioIt Young Brigham bishop to may of the golfers, the cups Tne 5yrar-olchurchman has which will be used for irrigation of the LDS Scipio Ward. neer Day celebration as queen at are closed when they try those been in the ministry for 30 years purposes. He said that property In Scipio, she attended school the owners Ward reccurb could Draper First-Thirlong putts. begin instaling and prior to entering the serv reation hall Monday night ice oi tne cnurch vas superin- and gutters and soon as the pipe Selected as attendants were One of the very nice features tendent of schools in Nebraska. is laid. wife's name is Martha. of this newspaper job is the op- HisRev. Sharlene Hoffman, first attendNapier doesn't claim any Curbs to Get Paint Job Riverton's new bank a branch home and farm loans, Mr. Burgon ant, daughter of Mr & Mrs Ray portunity of shuffling around the one place as his home. native , couniry-siaetaxing piciuit-- ui He of Walker Bank & Trust Company said. born in Missouri and has Early Sunday Morning Hoffman, and Jolene Cox, second the various queens and auena .ivedwas The Branch is also equipped attendant daughter of Mr & Mrs most will be officially opened to West of Middle in the ants T. Christiansen Val Contractor with night depository facilities, Lyle Cox. the public Tuesday with a day and will You can really drum up the ol' states, having spent 13 years in .vill be in charge of painting the also offer the additional The girls were chosen from and 15 years in Colo- town meet from enthusiasm for this kind of as- Nebraska in house" A morning long Wednesday showing customer service of printing among 16 contestants who ap"open early Sunday morning rado. Becksignment. The trouble starts His formal education has been Midvale. names and addresses free on all peared before judges in sheath 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. ng between Mayor Henry when the wife, noticing the mark exten-ivsaid Councilman Mel is located at 1750 West 126th personal checks, as featured by dresses and formals. They were "45, It Rio Grande railroad has done Eraduate.,.""""".? and stead ed raise in ambition, places her wo'k at liioHeI'niversilv other branches of Walker Bank, chosen on the basis of personal TP n f Smith "eunesuay me painung wouia oc South. fnran ' hand on your slioulder and says done on the city curbs to 7 he added. ribbon-cuttinA ceremony, ity, poise, and appearance. on tiatk Page) future for not to foraet about the old queen (fine parking spaces and rones. brightened the picture seMiss Carter is a Named to staff the Riverton with Riverton Town Board Presof while at home taking pictures regarding the tracks Seal officiating, will Branch are three employees of nior at Jordan High School and ident Elmer cooperaion the young queens away irom launch the "open house" prompt- the Sandy Branch, who have dealt her plans are to attend college. running along Center St home. Mnmn. who met with the may resi- Clubs are her hobby and she ly at 10 a.m. Business leaders and extensively with Riverton Oh well or at his home, left for Salt Lake Salt Lake County Commission dents in banking service there. plays the piano. She was sponsored by Carters Sky Ranch. after the meeting to taitc witn representatives will also take part They are: of the Utah State Road in the ceremony, and the River-etoDynamite Blast Wrecks W. Burgon, who will Miss Hoffman is 18 years old Stanley situation. Commission about the Junior High School Band oe manager or the Riverton and a graduate of Jordan High Garage Friday Night M.ivn. Beckstead. considerably will provide music. Branch. A resident of Union, he School. She plans to attennd BYU official' encouraged by the rail Heber J. Burgon, former presi has been at the Sandy Branch for this fall where she has a scholA dynamite blast, occurring be wit tinted that the dent of Sandy City Bank who 10 years. arship. Her hobbies are skiimr hind the Alibi Club, 7659 S. State, Mrs. Rots Robin M. . . is land swiming and she also plays is now a vice president and direc widening of Center St. the Merrill who Friday night,- - knocked out be will anWorsley, ,m in it tn hn fivpd one WSV Or tne piano, bne was sponsored bv and church, singing on many oc tor of Walker Bank and a mem teller. A resident side of a private garage accord-in- z of Herriman. he Sonncs Market other." He said tnai me rauruuu casions. ber of the Advisory Board of the to investigating Salt Lake in Miss Cox, 17, is a senior at Jorfavnr. nuttinir the road sunace On Oct 16. 1888. she was in Sandy Branch, said the new Riv joined the Sandy Branch officers. County i ebruary to tram for the position dan High School and her than re .stalled as ; over the tracks rather plans president of the YW erton Branch will provide com at Riverton. Police reportedly have "two t for the future are to enroll at a con at them, service as as re served mind banking moving in plete MIA, secretary being having suspects" who will be water Ruby Young, BYU when she graduates. She pipe, and counselor prior to this. She venient location ior ine growing finnrprninff the sponsible lor tne explosion. and bookkeeper. likes sports and all kinds of mucurrently being laid along Center served in the primary xor v southwest Salt Lake County area. stenographer She at has the worked Sandy sic. She was sponsored by Enniss The attractive fieldstone and St., the mayor issuea a pie years, and has worked in the Re Jordan Class of '50 water users to help speed up lief Society all her life. glass building is equipped with Branch for the past several years Auto Service. a and is out of resident South Jordan. ih lavini? bv keeping water Holds Reunion July 19 The royal trio will reign over She has seen all the presidents a spacious safety deposit vault; of the old ditch as much as pos- 01 the church except Joseph has ample parking space; and will The bank will be open for busi- the annual July 24 celebration as e On Friday, July 19, 7:30 p.m. sible. He estimated that the men Smith and when Pres. Brigham offer banking services ness all day Tuesday during the well as appearing on television the class of 1950, Jordan High laving the pipe could go twice as- Young used to visit from Salt for savings accounts, checking "open house" showing, to which and representing Draper at various county functions. School, will hold its annual class fast if they didn't have to conaccounts, personal loans, and the public is invited. (Continued on dick page) reunion at Draper Park. All tend with water Dreamng in on members of the graduating class them all the time. He predicted and their partners are invited to that with favorable circumstances attend. Every one is to bring his prevailing, the pipe would be I own box lunch. There will be vollaid in about 10 days or two weeks. leyball and horseshoes, and a He revealed also that a four-incprogram has been arranged. Joe Ann Webb and Craig Vincent are culinary waterline will be laid on the south side of Center of the event. St beginning Thursday morning. Previous to this, he said, water has had to be brought from r 1 l J ,r the north side of the street . to fire hazards. r Gets Scholarship v- Local Church e J' 1 t 13-1- Fight Gets g I') For Tuesday at West Jordan . t neatly-attractiv- iigni-ior-pa- Draper Lady d hair-pullin- To Celebrate ,90th Birthday hair-pullin- ZZJXZ IZ teuat'" " -- fight-make- rs four-rounde- Open House Will Show Off New Riverton Bank Tuesday Center Street Picture Looks Bright a d f .r"" e. Name Queen To Reign at Pioneer Day g Midvale Couple to Observe 59m Wedding Anniversary ... n lone-delaye- (, r ''C: full-scal- wM 7 fit Mr " , (Y7 Eagles Will Open k New Lodge Rooms i 1 & Mrs John Griffiths in 1 j Golf Open Is Planned Mr & Mrs John Griffiths, well The Midvale-DinghnAerie, In the church. many capacities By Midvale Civic Group Fraternal Order of Eagles, will known Midvale counle nWrvivi Mrs Griffiths, daughter of Pe hold the grand opening of its their 50th wedding anniversary ter and Sarah Ann Wim Meulett The Midvale Golf Open has new lodge rooms, 181 N. Main, Wednesday. July 10 mer, is at preent a member of wen for next Tuesday. Saturday. July 20, accordinng to An open houe in their honor the East Jordan Stake Relief So July planned at the Meadowbrook will be held at the home of a son. ciety Stake Board. She has been Golf 16, Eajrlcs President Charles Roby Course and every man in The affair will be for Eagles Kenneth A. Griffiths, a.wn active in various church activities Midvale who feels capable of and Auxiliary and tneir partners. 7000 South, Salt Lake City, from: and has been a Relief Societev wielding a club is invited to par teacher in the Midvale First ticipate. Dancing and other entertainment '2 ta 5 p.m. Sunday. July U. be followed by a and friends are invited. ward for .i years. Th tournament is belna spon lunch. The couple was married July Th Griffiths Micnt 1h enrtv sored by the local chamber of are inc magics csianiisning " "v ivnoii, ouu niauinj i'dlL VI WH'ir II1H rieu Hie In JCW commerce who have a their lodge in Midvale after hav- in the Salt Lake Temple Mar. 13 illouse, Utah. They resided in ning'i entertainment lined up. Can-voIn been located soumern Utah in Parownn Art ing Bingham i'Jo. Teeoff time will be at 4 p.m. since 1904. It was decided Mr Griffiths, son of Evan and amsville and Beaver. eBfore mov with and pro's best to make the move as more Margaret Jones Griffiths, recently ing to Midvale they resided in alike duffers, amateurs, Into the act. getting and more members took up res- retired irom ine u. s. bmelting. Union for four years. A social is planned for i w idence in Midvale. Refining and Mining Co. where They are the parents of four p.m. with a dinner and prizes It was announced that the lodge he was employed for 23 years sons: Clare (deceased); John E.. to follow at 8.30. rooms will be open nightly after Before that time he was employed fRcarsdale, N. Y.: Dcrral E., Mon-- t Cost of the event la $4 per per this week in which a campaign the U. S. Steel Mill in Midvale. terry Park, Calif.; and Kenneth son and those interested are to recruit new member is being He is a high priest in the LDS A.. Salt Lak City. There ar 12 urged to register with Merril carried on. church and has been active in grandchildren. Brown. 4 . t .' Rel-wi- full-eve- n i , Shown here is Uie Tuesday, July 16, during the day. new Riverton branch of Walker Bank & Trwt Co. which will open up its' doors to the public on at an open house from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Customers may avail themselves of the bank's services |
