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Show ! Jl Mi SOCIAL fl Midvale Stake Winners Named V . from the ' Midyale compete in the Region quartet festival Mar., 6 at 7:30 p.m. are as follows: senior division, Les Bitner, Jay Larson, Max Berthelson and Charles Greenland., accompan-- . ied by Mrs Betty Carrigan. from the Second Ward; junior division. Randy Brown, Kent Brown, Gergory Seal and Dennis West, from the Fifth Ward. The contest will be held in SanWard. ; dy The winners of the region will go to the festival to be held in Salt Lake in the future. .' ... r To Speak at BPW who, will Fourth-Fifth-Tent- h ........ Courteous Lady Barbara Brown, chairman and in charge of models; Mrs decorations; Mrs Gayle Bills, Mrs Violet Dahl, Mrs Pat Vincent and Mrs Lucille Kemp. General chairman of the fashion show is Mrs Pat Vincent. In charge of door prizes are Mrs Fay Francom, chairman. Miss Melba Hobbs, Mrs Vcrgie Phelps, Mrs Maxine Cantrell, Mrs Blanche Macklin, Mrs Gwen Levine, and Mrs Pat Elder; Mrs Vivian Godfrey, programs; Mrs Alice Good-ridgchairman, Miss Virginia Haun and Mrs Pat Elder, reMiss freshments; Rolayne Mattson, posters; and Mrs Bet-tYuhas, tickets. Models will be Mrs Charles Clayton, Mrs Shirley Giles, Mrs Lewis Dahl, Mrs Nolan Miss Carolyn Dunn, Miss Charlotte Larsen. Miss Lorry Clayton, Miss Terry Clayton, Miss Jean Yuhas and Miss Ruth , Driver Sought By BPW Club ; National Business and. Pro- fessional Womens Club week will be observed Mar. 7 through .' Mar. 13. During the week the Midvale club, with the help of the Midvale city police is going to pick the courteous driver of the week. Each day a courteous driver will be picked and presented a gift. At the end of the week the most courteous driver will be presented with an orchid. . Firemen's Auxiliary Give Away Quilt To The Midvale Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary quilted recently at the home of Mrs Henry Nelson, E. Center St., Midvale. The quilt will be given away at me firemen s annual dance. Chairman of the quilt committee is Mrs Leora Hunter. Jacobse"n. Children models will be JohnEvans, Tracie ny Jenson, Becky Brown, Michael Olsen, Cory Rasmussen. Lori Vincent, Loree Ann Godfrey. e Riverton Man Will Claim Midvale Bride 800 E. J JI A I rem Center St. Midvale 255-U2- 1 n. for Driver'' s License Wed in Ages to 60 1G Home Pickup VALLEY DRIVER'S TRAINING Ceremony it Miss Vonna Dean Ralphs became the bride of Frank Roberts English last Friday. The nuptial rites were performed in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The new Mrs English is the daughter of Mrs LaVerd Ralphs, Ferron. Mr English is the son of Mr & Mrs Harley English, Copperton. The couple will live in Midvale. The. groom attends the U. A reception honored the couple at the Crestwood Villa on the night of their wedding. Phone SCHOOL -- Dual Control Qualified Instructors . Lenten Vespers Begin n Lutheran Church Lenten Vespers will; be held each Wednesday evening at The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church at 7:30. Themes for the Vespers for the six weeks are Christ's birth, Christ's baptism, Christ's childhood, Christ's ministry, Christ's suffering, Christ's love. 255-753- 3 . Buffet Luncheon Planned by Ladies of St.' Therese's parish are planning a buffet luncheon St. Patrick's Day. Mar. 17, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the parish hall. Midvale Mother ladies of the parish are invited lo enjoy an afternoon of games and getting acquainted with new members. There will be free, reliable baby sitting service. Y vvwi it ma n, Martha I heads the department's ski activities, said that over 120 ladies increased their skiing skills during the course. Those interested in enrolling in the new course should contact Miss Mickelscn at the Senior Citizens Center, 237 South 10th RegistraEast, or call tion fee will be $25. Baby tending services are available for a minimal fee. The fee will Include two hours of instruction plus a day long lift pass. Engagement Made Known by Miss Jensen The engagement of Miss Darhl Jensen to Gust M. Janis is being announced by her parents, Mr & Mrs H. Allen Jensen, 132 S. Main, Midvale. The wedding event will take place Mar. 7 at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Parents of the prospective groom are Mr & Mrs Marion G. Janis, 1638 West 7700 South, X J Jordan. West Hillcrest will The sembly Thursday, 7:30 p.m. At this at time the nominating committee will be elected. i - - radys Bakery 8650 So. State St., Sandy 255-275- a ml . w v 1 Honor Roll Sesame Dinner Rolls, 2 doz. 59c Coconut Cream Pies, each 59c 49c Hoi Cross Buns, doz. Wedding and Birthday Cakes Reg. $15.00 Wave Formula No. 99 $10.00 Wave Formula No. 7 V I jnumpoo a x.xa oo; 850! S730 Free Shampoo and set with Above Fermanents EXTRA Tor V Fall quarter honor roll for Utah State University was, announced by Dr. Claude J. dean of students. He said that the 478 students the honor list by completing at least 14 credit hours of work and attaining a grade point avarage of 3.5 or better (4.0 is straight A). Those on the honor roll included: Uremia Bateman and Willard R. Malmstrom, West Jordan; c Kay McN'amara, Midvale; surprise birthday luncheon was enjoyed Tuesday afternoon by members of the past noble grand club when they all met at the home of Mrs Carrie Kresean. Members taking the lunch there honored Mrs Kresean on her birthday. Card games were played during the afternoon and Mrs Ellen Tripp won a prize. Attending the event were Mrs May West, Mrs Elizabeth Sumbot. Mrs Lottie Parker, Mr La Donna Mrs Mildred Pratt, Hansen, v v suager waves 93.73 v Mrs Kay Jenkins, Mrs Frances Arko, Mrs Thora Ncwbold. Center St. Midvale ROYAL 255-162- 1 . . . Vacuum Cleaners Famous For: Quality In This Area Value Efficiency . . . We Repair and Sell All Makes And Models of Vacuum Cleaners NEW AND USED MACHINES 51 East Center St. Midvale 255-710- 4 EMfN' NOW CARRYING LPS cc Cub scout pack 118. Midvale held its Blue and Gold banquet in Midvale Feb. 25. Guests were the boys' parents, committeemen, Primary presidency and bishopric. A special guest, which surprised everyone, was Chief Akola, leader of the cub scout pack. Awards were given by cub master Richard Zoellner and Chief Akela. Every boy in the pack received an award. For the Whole Family Opt'ti Monday and Friday F.rcnin;s Until 8 continuation of Cleon Skousen's best seller The First 2000 Years A An outstanding sequel to his best seller, "Ue First 2000 Years," "THE THIRD THOUSAND YEARS" continues with a clear explanation of the sweeping drama of biblical events A 10' Reg. $12.50 Wave Formula No. 66 J Reg. H wedding presents Cubscouts Greet Chief, Earn Awards Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs Kresean 1 Permanent Wave Specials J Delicious Real Whipped Cream 255-661- Salon Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. $ The Felon Follies, annual fun show presented by inmates at Utah State Prison, will be repeated again Friday and Satur-da- y nights, Mar. 5 and 6, at 8 p.m. at Point of the Mountain. Admission is charged, and the public is invited. HV Are The Local Distributor For through literature: part II. The lecture begins at 1:30 p.m. and admission is free. Cathy Form an USU Lou Ann 23 Maple St. E. County ing right and wrong attitudes as- Mar. 4, Beauty Salon 1 800 literary lecture Friday 5, at Salt Lake Library is titled Explor- Es-U'll- 255-661- 7 ' afternoon. Mar. PTA High School present the traveling Owner - Manager 1 ' Set for Friday Riverton. A Party Kit with Purchase of Birthday Cakes for Children Under 2 Only! X Literary Lecture Hillcrest PTA Meets Thursday Evening Lorna our first consideration. Felon Follies Offer Five Performances mm. Mickee Michelson. who spear- Did You Know No Substitute for Quality. Buy your Bakery Products from Brady's Bakery. Quality . . 1. mento. Bur-tcnslia- Is , ary. The choir is directed by Mrs Gilbert F. Powell. Donny Crcmcr is the accompanist. ing Local Students v White City Sandy Community Church will have its first services in its new chapel at 9600 South and 13th East on Mar. 7 at 10:00 a.m. Guest speaker will be Dr. Sidney Buckham, conference minister for the Intermountain Conference of the United Church of Christ. The church dedication will be on May 2. John R. Brooks is the pastor. A junior choir has been or- , ganized and will sing for the first service in the new sanctu ' Drop-out- s from school will be the theme to be discussed by Dr. R. Kent Fielding, assistant director of training, Utah train- Includes Four Mr. Brady New Community Church First Services Sunday in ct Baking Every Day for Your Enjoyment r PTA Group center for prevention and control of juvenile delinquency, at the Thursday, Mar. 11, meetFormer Draper Girl ing of Mt. Jordan Junior high school PTA. To Marry in June Linda Glover Prior to the talk, election of Announcement is made of the American Legion District Ora- officers will be held beginning torical contest held at the at 7:30 p.m. Parents will be engagement and forthcoming to view the displays at marriage of Miss Joyce Ann school Thursday afternoon The invited Rawson and Keston A. Roper. contest was under direction. of the science fair, following the Making known the nuptial Ncal Haun, district command- meeting. Mrs Dora Jeane Wathen, news are parents of the bride-eleer. will preside. president, Mrs Luclla Rawson, 1168 Constituton "The Speaking: W. 4910 South, Murray, formerion, the Guardian of the ly of Draper and Lloyd C. Raw-soPeople's Rights," Miss Glover Ladies' Ski Course will represent the district as Madison, Miss. Parents of the future bride- first place winner In a Zone Repeated by County groom are Mr & Mrs Haley L. Oratorical contest Thursday at 1 California. McCloud, Salt Lake County's ladies' in school. Provo Roper, high p.m. The prospective groom is pres- The state contest will be Mar. skiing, initiated for the first ently stationed with the U. S. 17 at 1 p.m. at Logan high time this year, has proven highAir Force at Travis Air Force school. ly successful, so successful, in Also speaking in the zone conBase, Calif. The evening of their wedding test will be the runner-uof fact, that county recreation officials will repeat the six week the briday couple will be honcourse beginning Monday, Mar. ored at a reception in Sacra- V There Speaks to ., V Mr. Orr the district convention Cathy Mr of Forman, daughter 12429 South 7th East. Draper. Miss Forman is a senior at Jor-do- n high school and was sponsored by the Sandy American Legion post. Both students received trophies. The girls were among the six contestants including Granger, Murray, Cyprus, Olympus high schools. Dr. Fielding The Midvale Jaycettes are again honoring a Midvale mother as Midvale's Mother of the Year, 1965 Midvale Mother of the Year 1964 was Mrs Charles Troester. Nomination blanks are available. If anyone wishes to nominate a mother to qualify for 1965 Midvale mother, contact Mrs Susan Hone, or Mrs Sophia Drossos, Nomination blanks must be returned to the chairman by Apr. All w senior at Hillcrest high school. Miss Linda Olover, daughter of Mr & Mrs Gene J. Glover, 7585 Michelle Way, Sandy, won top honors in the A p Catholic Group New Classes Starting in March Trophies Awarded Seniors On Legion District Oratory Jaycettes Honor 1. Fpday Members of the South Salt Lake county board of Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold its meeting Mar. 8, at 10 a.m. In the Murray city hall. All board members are urged to attend. , ... n 255-242- Ralphs-Englis- h Board Holds DUP Meeting in Murray Complete Pre para lion Courses Mrs Brinkerhoff, president. A Dennis Van Campen, is not pictured. The luncheon-fashioshow will be held at the Capital Plaza, Salt Lake. Of Year Soon Mr & Mrs Hillard N. Funk, Cornell, Midvale, announce the engagement and forthcoming LDS Temple marriage of their daughter Miss Evelyn Funk. She will becom the bride of LeRoy C. Lloyd, son of Mr ii Mrs Edward H. Lloyd, River-toThey will be wed in September. . L. : wuuuuiy prusenis- - h Arce-Larret- f if' rv Making final preparations for the forthcoming fashion show to be held Mar. 13 sponsored by the Sandy Jaycee-EMes- , are, left, Mrs John Aitken, chairman, and Mrs Kirk Arce-Larreta- s ... ;V - Arce-Larret- 409 01-se- ". ' . y Clinics fo Open Monday, Mar. On Native Land A student from eru at the University of Utah. George will be the speaker at a meeting ot the Midvale and Professional Business VVpmenjs Club Monday, Mar. 8 at the Willis Goodridge home in West Jordan. His wife, the former Judy Gunderson, Sandy, will accompany him to the meeting. s The have just returned from a holiday trip to Peru. A senior in political scia ence at the U, Mr Is planning to work with th United Nations in New York in the near future. He attended public schools, and military' academy as well as some time at the National University of Trujillo, in the city of Trujillo, where his fam ily makes its home. Mrs Coodridge is chairman of the civic participation committee. Others in charge of the evoning are Imogene James, chairman of the finance committee, Edith mounteer, Ruth Miner, Vivian Godfrey, Jennie Markus. Virgie Mickelson, Ivy Mitchell,-JanJulio. Nolan L. Edwards, 54, Sandy, Shrewburg, Salt Lake City; was killed Tuesday at 2:15 a.m. seven gran:lc'iildren; a brother . while operating an angle dozer and two sisters. at the Kennecolt mine. The heavy road grader apparently slid off an embankment and rolled 50 feet from one mine level to another. He was crushed in the cab of the heavy machine. Edwards lived at 679 Sego 8 Lily Dr., Wniie C'uy. Funcral services will be Friday at 11 a.m. at Sandy Seventh-Eightare opening Monday, Mar. I. Ward Chapel. Friends may call from I p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Pioneer Hall. 1137 West 7800 Friday prior to services at 8090 S. State. Burial will be in South, West Jordan. These are sponsored by a Memorial Gardens of the Valbranch of the Salt Lake County ley. Edwards has been employed t immunization clinic. They will by Kennecott for 17 years, i be held every second Monday Previously he had managed a j of March, April, May, June, chain store for Chnstensen s of and July to get children ready Ncphi and had been employed for kindergarten. All shots are free and all kinds of immunizaat the Ogden Arsenal. He was born Mar. 31, 1910. tions are given. in Gunnison, son of LeRoy and Immunizations offered are: Minnie Edwards, and married Dipthcria, pertusis, tetanus Wilma York Oct. 30, 1933. He children up to age 8. was a high priest, home teachDiptheria, tctunus, all ages. Polio, all ages. er, and assistant ward clerk in Small pox, all ages. the Sandy Ninth Ward. Survivors include his widTyphoid, all ages. ow, a son and two daughters, Bruce L., Salt Lake City; Mrs Don (Maureen) McCormick, Dinosaurs were reptiles. Draper; and Mrs Val (Anita) Immunization r Mr ArceLarreta ;.' Winners stake Preparations have been completed for Midvale Ladies Guild fashion show to be held Friday evening. Mar. 5, at 8 p.m. at the Midvale city hall. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the Guild at a nominal price. Dessert will be served first after which beautiful fashions will be shown by Reynolds Suburban. Hair fashions will be by Lynda's Stylette and Brent's fashion Flair. Makeup will be by Marie Antionctte. he fashion show js the project for the year of the finance committee, composed of Mrs i ,' IV VA Nolan Edwards Is Crushed As Mine Equipment Rolls HIGHLIGHTS New Styles Shown by Local Guild THE MIDVALE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH Page 5 Friday. March 5, 1965 from the time of Abraham. $3.95 I West Jordan Pharmacy Authorfied Dealer for Deteret Book . . A 1691 West 78C0 South Bookcraft 255-358. 3 |
