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Show THE MIDVALE (Utah) SENTINEL Page Five Salt Lake, boy, July iVliis Friday, July 8, J 955 GUAM ITS Cherry played a piano solo. Bruce Shewsbury is visiting in Mrs Gordon E. Mickelsen, Reporter Granite from Minnesota this week. Phone: Mid. 0481-J- 2 Bruce r formerly of Granite. Mr & Mrs Charles Despain are The Granite Fourth of July profor California leaving Saturday to gram was a big success. Prizes visit their Merland son, and to take y were awarded to the Paul home Mrs Merland Despain and family for the best float; Pamela Evans for the best bike; children who have been visiting here. Lorene Jackson for the best Mr & Mrs Nelson Clayton Mr & Mrs Paul Ebert visited in and Margaret Hand for the best Granite on the Fourth. They are costumes. The Relief from Salt Lake and former resimasquarade 240 people buffet dents of Granite. served Society supper. Mr & Mrs Curtis Hawkins and lir & M.s Ward Despain and family, Salt Lake, visited relatives baby, Coalville, were week end and friends in Granite on the 4th. guests of Mr & Mrs Charles DesJune 27 a baby girl was born to pain. Ward is attending BYU sum- Mr & Mrs Kendall Timothy (Shirmer school to receive his master's ley Hand), Salt Lake. The baby is degree this summer. The Despains a granddaughter of Mr & Mrs Emalso had as their guests, Mr & Mrs erson Hand. Loyle Magee and family, Mr & Mrs is convalescing in Clyde Fred Maynes, Mrs Rodger Ball and a Salt Rowley Lake hospital after a major baby, and their grandson from operation. Ida., Boyce Warren. Mr & Mrs Lee Mickelsen and Mr & Mrs Melton Gold had Mrs family. Denver, Colo., are visiting Malinda Parker, Salt Lake, as their at the G. E. Mickelsen home this week end guests. Mrs Parker is Mrs week. They are also visiting Mrs Gold's mother. Ellen Mickelsen in Sandy and Mr Miss Cherry Gold represented & Mrs E. G. Wardle, South Jordan. Granite ward at the stake talent They held an outside barbeque on night at Glacio Park, Tuesday eve the Fourth for 20. ning. Sud-burr- try-cycl- rifltSS TO TM EMU j f I J. MEINE BY ftANKUN ' M v"V , 5. Births at other hospitals in the Salt Lake area during the week are as follows: Mr & Mrs Allen J. Samuelson, Kearns, girl, June 25. Births at the Cottonwood Mater& Mrs Kendall Timothy, Mid Mr nity hospital during the week were vale, girl, June 25. reported Tuesday as follows: Mr & Mrs George Hejna, Sandy, Mr & Mrs Alfonzo Archuleta, girl, June 25. Mr & Mrs Dale Talbot, Murray, Bingham, girl, June 27. Mr & Mrs Myron W. Locke, West boy, June 25. Mr & Mrs Myron W. Locke, West Jordan, boy, June 28. Jordan, boy, June 25. Mr & Mrs Ruland L. Covert, Mr & Mrs Dean E. Coy, Sandy, boy, June 28. Mr & Mrs LaMar C. Berrett, girl, June 26. Mr & Mrs James A. Loring, SanRiverton, girl, June 29. girl, June 26. dy, Mr & Mrs Jerry McCleary, Mid-valMr & Mrs Darrell Eppich, boy, June 29. Kearns, boy, June 29. Mr & Mrs Doyle K. Smuin, Sandy, Mr & Mrs Leonard J. Hathaway, boy, June 29. Sandy, girl, June 30. Mr & Mrs Darrell L. Darling, RivMr & Mrs Boyd C. Jensen, erton, girl, June 30. Kearns, boy, June 30. Mr & Mrs Frank V. Jensen, MurMr & Mrs Glen Lorgie, Kearns. ray, girl, June 30. boy, July 1. Mr & Mrs James Barty, Kearns, Mr & Mrs Herbert Delgado, girl, June 30. Kearns, boy, July 1. Mr & Mrs George E. Leyba, BingMr & Mrs Harry A. James, ham, girl, June 30. Kearns, girl, July 1. Mr & Mrs Elliott R. James, Mid-valMr & Mrs Pete Arronoco, Bingboy, June 30. ham, girl, July 2. Mr & Mrs Melvin R. Bloomquist, Mr & Mrs Charles Hofer, West Murray, girl, June 30. boy, July 3. Jordan, Mr & Mrs Ivan D. Kunz, Sandy, Mr & Mrs H. R. Tucker, Kearns, boy, June 30. boy, July 4. Mr & Mrs Joseph W. Smith, Mur Mr & Mrs Farrell Lambert, ray, girL July 1. Kearns, boy, July 4. Mr & Mrs Bob Jenkins, Murray, girl, July 1. Mr & Mrs Marian Cowdell, Bingham, girl, July 1. Mr & Mrs Thomas J. Sadler, Draper, girl, July 2. Mr & Mrs Harry Bath, Murray, boy, July 2. Stitcher Mr & Mrs Ray Oakeson; Sandy Nifty The South Jordan Nifty Stitchers RD, girl, July 2. 4-Club members finished their Mr & Mrs Dale A. Olson, Murray, first article which was a draw boy, July 2. July 1. Mr & Mrs Merlin A. Spencer, Riv- string bag, erton, girl, July 2. Second Ward Club Mr & Mrs Geprge C. Barton, Mur- utw Jordan A program was presented by the ray, girl, July 2. club of West Jordan Second Mr & Mrs Earl L. Park, Riverton, ward July 3. The congregation and boy, July 2. chorus sang "America," followMr & Mrs Carl H. Parry, Midvale, nraver bv Kathleen Finlay- hv ed boy, July 3. Jewkes then turned the Mr & Mrs Charles R. Hudson, son. Bishop meeting over to the 4 H club. Sandy, boy. July 3. of the Marilyn Dahl took charge Mr & Mrs Donald D. Simpson, speak-Ar- c welcomed guest She neeting. Kearns, boy, July 4. visitors from fripnds. and Mr & Mrs Teddy J. Ferre, Salt continued nraner. program The Lake, girl, July 5. of allegiance, Boyd Mr & Mrs Don T. Christensen, with pledge Minisnn- pledge. Jeneal Barben; Midvale, boy, July 5. a ti cane: WW. SnnSa (.nnie Mr it Mrs Blaine M. Ruchton 4-- H 4-- H I "V I iliWir.t WW vi mm. electric cooPCMmes km kriff a u$r BfiowHr HecmcnvTo I51,00 I I CUSTOM CHS. HD0MS EN0U6H HEW f I television Inspector inWsles.Twoilu-riv- e had percent of the people he interviewed serials bur no 4-- sets. FblWW YOUR NEIGHBORS TO wirsrr trssja ) 4-- - z. I . . j P. G Rasmussen's I.G.A. PORK CHOPS Center Cuts I?fAfE Rates: 2c per word; minimum 50c. Cash. No ads taken over telephone. FOR RENT POTATOES lb. lOlbs.gg 3 No. RENT FOR SALE 3 room modern, partly turn-np- t. Gas heat. Vacant. Adults. No p.ti. 30 W. Center St., Midvale, Inquir. at 45 . enrer. T . FOR SALE Good Nubian bread milk goar and two kids. $50.00 Call Am. or i at 1455 W., 4800 S. 7.15 FOR SALE 3 and 5 room apts. Db. garage. All fenced, and garden! landscaped, Bring your monay and talk turkay. John J. Dodge, at 53 Watt Lannox. Phone Mid. 551-- r2J FOR SALE FOR SALE SUMMER GARDEN Saddle horse, sorrel gelding, Saddle and bridle. Complete' $125.00. Will sell either. 8371 S. State Ph" Mid. V44-"722 high-live- FOR SALE trailer. Used. Good condition. 333 4th Are. Ph. Md. S40-- FOR SALE Chrysler Airtemp coal stoker, used two years. Sacrifice for quick tale. Norman Hays, Ph. Mid. II8-R- . 7.t FOR SALE-1- 953 Mercury Monterey, loaded with accessones. 582 S.. 4th E.. Sandy. Ph. Mid. aii-or 885-7.1$ . FOR SALE I The Travelers Safety Service "Now it' developed o .luggishrwti going down Ml." Choke building lots. Complete ""Provementt. Southeast lectio of Mid vale city. FHA approved. Terms to fit your budget. Call Mid. 434, I ..m. to 4 p.m. Evenings Ph. Midvale 383-Ror Midvale 9mn- tfc FOR SALE 1 SHAVERS STAR KIST FROZEN GRAPEFRUIT TUNA FISH LEMONADE Sections Chunk 6 oz. cans Propelled S. Red-wo- West Jordan. 7.5 which corresponds approximately FOR RENT Small house on to Millard, Beaver, Sevier, Emery, Bingham Ugh-w1434 W. 7800 So., W.st Jordan, Grand and Wayne counties. These two blocks East of school. 2 children percounties were selected because they mitted. Inquire 1400 West. Ph. Mid. 1058-J 0382-Ror were the only counties under cloud seeding contract during the entire FOR RENT modern apt., In new home. 7S Pioneer St., Midvale. Sen period since the first contract startSat. or Sun, or after 4 p.m. week ed in April, 1951. days. FOR RENT Furn. front with apt., private Summing up the report the scibnth. Also furn. apt., S3S a entists concluded, 'The failure of month. Washing facilities. Parking. 3 N. . the 23 winter months of cloud seed- Main, Midvale. Pfc Mid. FOR RENT apt. Inquire III Oak ing in Southern Utah should not be St. -I'm interpreted as evidence of the com- FOR RENT house with bath and plete failure of all cloud seeding." utility closet. Garage included. Inquire Renewals "Rather, we think that there re- 33 Chapel St.. or Ph. Mid. 5. M O & E Electric, Midvale 10 mains good reason to believe that DOWN G.l t. Capt. Kelvin E. Evans, Enid, carefully conducted experimenta- 4'i-rshake, 4 yr old, til dre4a, oak floors, gas furnace, full basement. Okla. tion in the field of cloud physics Only S,250. Dr. Orson Kesler, Midvale and cloud seeding still holds a HOME and INCOME Frank Faurschou, West Jordan great great deal of hope for real ed 3bdrm brick with basement pt. rentt 155. per mo., gas furnaces, two Steve Kosovich, West Jordan progress and benefit to the arid baths, Leon Osborne, Midvale carpeting and garage on curb and portions of the world. We are sure, gutter street. Owner will tell or trade. Prescott Coal Co., Midvale however, that careless cloud seed- Ph. S.L. evenings Mid. 787. Orion Newbold, Riverton ing without adequate field controls HOMES. Inc. Florence Newman, Riverton or associated true scientific interRealtor John Klotovich, Riverton est should not be encouraged." Ivan Coy, Riverton MISCELLANEOUS Eugene Cowley, St. John's, NewMust $4uo MONTHLY SPARE TIME " Sign Complaint to foundland, Canada and collecting money from our five Refilling Deal with Dog Nuisance Willard D. Bergmann, Sandy cent High Grade Nut machines in this Mrs Melrhea Batcman, Sandy Residents who make complaints rea. No Selling) To qualify for work you on dogs to the police department must have car, references, 440 cash, seRay S. Brimhall, Midvale Almae Bennett, Midvale are wasting their time unless they cured by inventory. Devoting 4 hours week to business, your end on percentage J. M. Despain, Midvale are willing to go before the city collections will net up to $400 monthly Ben S. Clayton, Midvale judge and sign a formal complaint with very good possibilities of taking over W. Grant Crump, Sandy The-- judge will then issue a war-re- full time. Income increasing accordingly. and police officers will have For interview, include phone in applicaCo., Inc., 40 Exthe authority to do something about tion. Write New York S, N. T. the dog which is bothering neigh- change Place. WANTED Two teachers desire fur. bors. This information was given nlshed apartment Auq. IS. Midvale or this week by Chief of Police Joe Sandy. Garage. Call Salt Lake The extensive cloud seeding pro- Mazuran, who pointed out that po- after I p.m. j. gram conducted throughout por- lice have no authority to deal with NOTICE New natural gas customers tions of Southern Utah since 1951 dogs in the absence of a signed on Redwood Road. We have best Franchlsei get ranges, water heaters and furnaces, has been of no value, according to a complaint and warrant le sure to see us. Let us bid befor yoe buy. Soter's. tl N. Main., Midvale. report presented by three UniverWORK WANTED sity of Utah scientists Thursday Nearly 14.000 persons were High school graduate, 17, wants steady work as typist, waitress, or June 23, at the annual meeting of in week end traffic accidents baby sitter in vinctnlty of Midvale, Sandy, the American Association for the last year. or Murray. Contact Elliot, 70U S. Advancement of Science held in More than 678,000 persons were Stete St., Midvale. Merje 71 Pasadena. Calif. injured in week end traffic acci WANTED Auto mecaenk. feood pay, fine Observed scientists J. Vern dents last year. working conditions. Apply Riverton Motor Co. Riverton, Utah. See J. H. lerrert. tf Hales, head of the department of WANTED Couple with no children needs meteorology, Thomas E. Holler, house or apt. In or near Mldvaf. meteorology lecturer and Eugene . Call L Peck, meteorology research asCHOICE LOTS WANTED with no children needs y. 1 4-- H 7- II48-W- 2 imion nou m 07tS-RI- e 1 cans VETS 731 4-- H place." In conducting their three year study, the University of Utah scientists confined their study to an area IF Self Rd. Schorr; piano solo, Bonnie Barben; talk, Beth Schorr; talk by a mother; piano duet, Nadine Niel-so- n and Carolyn Hogan; talk, Elray Pederson; talk. Bernice Palfrey-man- ; presentation, Emma Lee chorus; prayer, Drake; song, Marva Rae Abbott. Joan and Pauline Schmidt took charge of the sistant, in their report covering nearly three years of research, "A desperate need for water, plus a swashbuckling is not an adequate formula for scientific progress." The report stated, The area average precipitation within the Southern Utah target region for the 23 seeded winter months (Octo ber through April) was not differ-ent than that which would have; been expected from 73 previous! months in which no seeding took S7J 2 Massey-Harr- harvester. W. H. Gardner, 1 10 tall cans 7 cans settle an eitat.. frame dwelling at 352 North Main, Mid-- ! Lot 42 1 145 feet. Walker tank I Trust Company. Mr. Cook - FOR SALE NEW To Found Valueless PICNICS ' FOR Cloud Seeding WHITE SHAFTER PLUMP end MEATY YOUNG MEATY WANT ADS e, H "tt by Chon Day Riv-erto- yf rTTFrN Misguided Missiles Will build custom horrtoa on r on tn of our your lot cholc lots. 4'i room brick, cove thiol earn, fireplace knotty pine room In basement, eitrej large garage, felly loedtcaped. Only I year old. Will 6.1. kerne with eitro large New rooms, large lot, choice location, fireplace apstoirs, future roaghed In basement. Will be finished Louis D. Nelson Ph.l057-- MIDVALE or near Midvale. 7.1 SECURI with SECURITY INSURANCE. Fire, nuto. theft, casualty, bonds, life end accident Insurance. Mrs Heber C Aytett. c tl W. Center St., Ph. Mid. It. II WILL 1 TEND CHILDREN in my home. From years of age. For further Phone Mid. S71-1 or 327-- to t I would lie to contact any stockholders in Midvale who purchased stock In Shell Oil Company In 1 1 17. Please mala yourself known by writing the Sentinel, lot 409, by Aug. I. 5 NOTICE ln trimmed, and removed. prices. 55 years' eiperlence. Work guaranteed. Harold Povtson, lil E., 7th S., Salt Lake City. Ph. or J7J. W tic 7J Save money by having your lawn-mow-er s. sharpened by machine at Ed 130 E. Center St., Midvale. Ph. Mid. Hand mowers, 12.00; power mowers, 1 to 21 In., SS 00. NOTICE 1IS-- 13 cans In TREES TOPPED, Gonortl Contractor 19 S. Grant 7- Couple house or apt., Ph. 1715 R I. ip -- 4 1 II PRESERVES STRAWBERRY 10 oz. 12 bil. 23C SPRY MILK I for $267 4 cans 3'b-cang 49(2 So) 5 &Wfi Where You Make Your Dollars go Farther hV 6AV j A 0 " fh TROESTER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Rooalrt on All Mki of Cart and Trwcks Tires, Tubes, Batteries Wheel Balancing For Dtpondeblo Sorvlct see Charley Troester 22N. Holdcn Mid. 381 |