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Show Boosting For Jordan Alumni Dance I Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah VOLUME XIV-Number 46 * R€€-IDRRHS Radio Expert Has * ~~Ham" Station FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1947 * 'Diggers, Grizzlies to Battle Saturday for State Grid Title By the Editor - ofAU. Afcm••r.. e average American citizen • ........... is in a daze as to world events. ALUMNI By Lee Hand He hears from the state depart· The climax of the 1947 grid ment that things are "critical," campaign will come Nov. 15 at but too secret to be made pubUte stadium, when the Jorthe AVA.. LON DA..lt.Jto .W 1 lic. Are the resources of the dan Beetdiggl:!rs and the Logan inexhaustible? United States t £"• .,. A final warning to motorists Grizzlies clash in the big game • That is a question that many who park on sidewalks was is- of the year for the Utah high .M1ss Uouna Radovich (lett), Mrs A1m Schmiett, cha~man, A~ricans are pondering these sued Friday by Andy Kekos, school class A championship. dayS: With a national debt of Midvale chief of police. Both teams will enter the fray and Mrs Joyce Seal, of the dance committee, make plans for the 300 billion dollars, our state de· Mr Kekos said that an accident unbeaten and untied, while the JHS alumni hull, Thursday, Kov. 20, at the Avalon Ballroom. p rtment wants to give away which might have been serious, Jordan crew can boast of never The dance this year will commemorate the 40th auniversary of bi ions more to foreign nationG. happened Tuesday night when having its goal crossed. The the founding of Jordan high school. A large crowd of alumni Ho long can Uncle Sam cona boy riding his bicycle in front record of both teams is imprestinue to be t!'le Santa Claus of of the Second ward church got sive, having many lop-sided and others is expected to attend. the world? Charity is one of the Other members of the comcaught between the bumper and scores. mittee are Mrs Rowena Beratto greatest virtues, but when it is fender of an automobile. In pre-season games the Griz· Mrs Elaine Tripp. and misapplied and unappreciated, Chief Kekos urges cooperation zlies downed Davis 8-6, Ogden alumni of Jordan high All believe it ceases to be virtue. of ward bishoprics in this matter 32-13; and Paris, Idaho, 45-0. In school are invited to attend a The recent British loan should so it will not be necessary to the league tilts they put away In observance of national Edube n example. They have spent issue citations and arrests made. South Cache 36-13, Box Elder 6-0, cation Week, members of the special assembly at the school auditorium at 2:30 p m on Nov. most of this huge loan, and are North Cache 36-10, and they Midvale Kiwanis club heard an 20, and to spend the rest of the apparently worse off than ever. beat both Weber and Bear River address appropriate to the occaatternoon as guests of the school, '1Y1e more money and goods that by one-sided scores. sion Monday night by Reed H ... Principal 0 D Ballard said. foreign countries, the more go Jordan defeated South high Beckstead, assistant superinU,en• • • • • ,. the American people suffer with · 20-0, Bear River 32-0, and North dent of the Jordan school district. , , • J.. \\.7 Nielsen br~ngs m all fore1gn stat10ns (except Russm) higher prices and a lower stan19-0, in pre-season games. Cache Supt. Beckstead stressed the dard of living. We are not an at his radio receiving station, located at his home at 38 W. 7500 j Consultations between teachers In regular leagt•e games they point that education is "a coneconomist, but co~mon s:11se South St., and expects to be broadcasting soon. have beaten East high 7-0, Davis tinuous process, not confined to What may be thf beginning of and parents are being conducted . tel}s us t~at no natl?~ can k~ep 21-0 and Granite 41-0. the schools." Learning, he said, a radio broadcasting station for at all the elementary schools on spendmg and _givi.ng aw.ay, through life, and everycontinues Midvale is an installation now in thropghout the Jordan school and expect to_ J?amtam. a hlgn Mark E Petersen, well known thing we do adds to th~ sum Utah newspaper man, has been operation at the home of J w district upon completion of the Legion Post Presents standard of llvmg for Its own selected speaker for the statewide Nielsen at 38 W 7500 South St. first quarter of school work this Program at Schools ' total of our knowl~dge. Pe,t!Ple. Amerthe praised speaker The service set for Sunday, memorial Mr Nielsen, a radio technician week, Miss Alta Miller, interwhich education, of system ican by observed was day Armistice 2 p m at the state at 16, Nov. at Geneva Steel Co., started mediate grades supervisor, an• The state department of health Post 35, American Legion, started early in the history of capitol. The service was called by Jordan building himself a radio rcceiv- nounced Wednesday. several months ago arbitrarily I and which has Governor Herbert B Maw as a This is part of the new report with a program at 3 schools in this republic, ing and sending' staUon about a n..a bureaucratically decreed Jordan district, Tuesday morn- been largely responsible for the memorial to commemorate the reone year ago in a section of card system being used in the that no one could sell milk bottle I remarkable growth of our in- burial of Utah's war dead. district this year. The pupils do ing. his large garage. caps in the state of Utah, on the Final arrangements, announced Speaker was J A Ottenheimer, dustry and the high quality of He is studying at present for the not take home the report card for gro nds of alleged "protection" Brigadier General West, Utah's by Salt Lake City, and musical our standard of living. examination which will secure the first quarter. Instead, the- of to the consumers of milk. W~ adjutant general, include addreshim a short-wave broadcasting parents attend school and talk numbers were furnished by the SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY ses by Governor Maw, selections used to sell hundreds of these was Waters Dale quartet. Legion by the famous 400 voice L.D.S. license from the Federal Com- directly with the teachers as to caps every week to farmers and I ANTICIPATED BY UNIT and program, the of charge in munications Commission. He ex- each student's progress, Miss others who wished to cap bevAccording to reservations com- Tabernacle Choir and the Amencommand in was Grant William can Legion Post No. 65 Bugle pects to get his license and call Miller said. erages, but along with other reing in, the Jordan unit, American Corps. of the color guard. "These conferences will be on number in the near future. tailers, were told by state "snoopSchools visited were Midvale Legion Auxiliary card party will Secretary of State Heber Bena group and individual Riverton and Jordan high school: I be a most successful_ affair, M~s both has station up-to-date The ers" that we had to stop selling will preside at the Sunday nion many pieces of equipment, most basis, in which the teacher will Several Legionnaires and Aux- B A Rasmussen, chairman, said the gadgets--or else. We undermemorial, which is expected to of which were constructed by Mr report on the progress of the iliary members accompanied the 1 today. The party will be held attract several thousand within the stand that Sears-Sawbuck and Nielsen. He spends much of his child," Miss Miller said. "We group, and County Commissioner Saturday, Nov. 22, at 1 p.m., in marbled rotunda of the state capiMonkey Ward have kept right spare time in receiving all man- will also interpret the school cur- Robert Cranmer World Wa n selling bottle caps, and are tol. This will be Utah's official 11 the Midvale city hall. ner of short wave messages, and riculum to the parents and will veteran, was pre~ent at each ~rogetting away with it! of her World War II recognition Ladies wishing to attend the programs from all over the world, Iex.plain the new card the young- gram. Our friend Roscoe Cox, pubdead. not luncheon, and who have All of Utah's veterans' organiexcept Russia, which, he says, sters will take home at the end Usher of the Ephraim Entermade their reservations, must will be represented in the zations does very little, if any, short- of the second quarter. prise, used to sell lots of these do so by Wednesday. Reservaseremony. Father Mark hour-long "These new cards report the Power Concern Offers tions may be made with Mrs wave broadcasting. boitle caps, and also had this A feature of the station is this progress of the child and do not Free Electrl.Cl"ty Rasmussen, Mrs Allison Bills or Benvegnu will give the invocation. pruilege taken away from him 1 A Gold-Star Mother, escorted by new type 3-element rotary beam put students on a competitive by the bureaucrats. So recently Mrs William Grant. representatives of state women's antenna, mounted on the top of basis by grading A, B, C or D," For City Xmas Lights Roscoe, who pulls no punches in POST MAPS STAG PARTY organizations, will place a wreath Free electric energy to illumi- STOLEN CAR REPORTED the building, (shown at left). she explained. hi ~editorials, had this to say FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY in tribute to the state's war dead. Further consultations will be nate Christmas lights on city and • A 1939 Chevrolet gray coupe 1 ,Jordan Post 35, American Leabout the situation: Cannon salutes are planned by held at the end of the third quar- town streets and parks will agam· belongi·ng to LaVe! Stocki'ngs the Utah National Guard. Bishop I gion, will hold a "stag party" at · t er nex t spnng About the last of Sep t em b er Pioneer hall next Wednesdav an d th e s t u d en t s be provided by the Utah Power & was stolen from I'n front of the Arthur W Moulton will close the , ) ( b t 50 t d d u es night, beginning at 7 p m., to w1l 1 again ta k e t h e card s home Light Co. wherever distribution L' we or ere a car on S iberty Tavern Wednesday even- ceremony with a benediction. a.J. of milk bottle caps from a Salt which all members are invited to Taking no chances on bad wea• capacity already is available, it ing. According to Chief of Police Iat the end of the school year. Lake paper house for our Eph- attend. . was announced today by C A Announcement last wPek that ther, the entire service will be Wolfrom, Salt Lake division man- t~dy _K~kas, _Mr Stockmgs had conducted inside the state capitol The program will include enter- The Mountain States Telephone WEST JORDAN BAZAAR raim office. That would be about eys m the car. I' e t hiS for the power company. ager END WEEK FOR SET the asked has Co. an eight or ten months' supply tainment, games and refreshments, and Telegraph building. Rodcommittee: the announces d ·t· JAPAN IN MIDVALIAN the that ted repor. Wolfrom Mr old Jordan, West of Residents Commission Service Public Utah d 1 we , an un d er nor rrl a con I wns ney Rasmussen, b e r1eve, no one e 1se se lls th e caps Bills Mickelsen.Allison for authority to revise certain ex- and young, are eagerly awaiting P~~er company pro~1ded _free_ elec- With the Eighth army in Zama, Community Club and Elmanchairman; d R -C J h change and toll telephone rates the West Jordan First ward ba-1 tnc1ty last year for 1llummatwn of H in Ephraim. aymon To Feature Panel orp ons u, apan b lb · 77 · · 29 358 h I'd bl t · Ut h t · d U h . . k f M'd cities I n· o I ay u s m • o ena e he company to zaar scheduled for Friday, and a 0 n 0 cto b er 4 we receive a own cow from tasting like a m I vae, ta • IS Discussion at Meet immic ? and towns of the intermountain • letter, dated October 3, which watermelon, well, some of the meet increased operating expenses saturday, Nov. 21 and 22. The affair will commence Fri area. Of these, some 10,499 bulbs now processmg at the Fourth bureau boys had better watch and improve net earnings sufficsaid: A panel discussion "Your Chil· "We have an order o! yours out because an aroused farmer iently to attract the additional day, at 7 p m, in the chapel where were burned in 23 towns and Replacement Depot, located near capital that is required o con- a fine program will be presented cities of the Salt Lake division. Tokyo, Japan, where all person- dren and Mine" will be the . for . taken by our Mr. 1 nel _en.te. ring this theate_r make meme of the Midvale Ladies IS much more fier~e than an tinue its program of expansion and refreshments offered for sale PUPILS OF MRS. SHIPP H e WI 11 soon Community club meeting next t f service its 1a n Im t Ia 1 sop. of improvement and I that law this and bull, angry don't We Caps. Bottle Milk M 25 Entertainment or children is TO PRESENT RECITA .1 f f f ld k have these in stock but can ob· I proceed to his permanent occu- Wednesday, Nov 19, at 2 p.m. ~ . . eep a arm ami y rom in the state. The company states scheduled for Saturday from 2 to' tan them for you promptly from wou in the Midvale city hall Mrs Mrs Leila P Sh1_PP_ Will present pation organization. buying milk bottle caps is all that although it is handling the 4 p m, and will include dancing, He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ruth Vine Tyler will be th~ mod· a group ?f her v~olm and pian~ largest volume of business in its a fish pond and refreshments. one of our other houses. How- bull any how. • . . S Commencing at 4 p m a sale of I students m a reCital Sunday a. 1 "Quite often we make a cold history of operations in Utah, its ever, inasmuch as they are not Dim~Ic~ 0 ~ 248 Allen Icr_ato~ and ladi~s on the panel ially imprinted Bottle Caps, 1 drink and store it in milk bottles earnin_gs on its intrastate invest- livestock will take lace and at 2 p m in the Midvale First ward van s S~reet,_ and hiS Wife is Mrs Janet IWill mc.lude Miss Alta Miller, w want your assurance that in our refrigerator. And we cap ment m telephone plant are lower 8: 30 p m a public ~ance will be chapel. The _P';Ibli~ is i~vited. Mrs Ellis J Wilcox, Mrs Pearl Those parti~1patmg Will be Ann Dimmick of Denver, Colorado. they will not be used for the pur- the bottle with a milk bottle. than at any time since World War staged in' the West Jordan Junior Millerberg, Mrs David I Gard· AND! COFFEE FREE June Vunder, Maxme Clarke, profarm of sale pose of capping milk bottles. A cap. Many of our customers do I-a~ an an~ual rate. of 2.67% on High school. A Dick Shields and Owen Stead- ner and Mrs Louise Critchlow. state law, as you probably know, the same thing. We sell here an a gomg basis, accordmg to Orsanl duce, articles of clothing, cakes, f ~aarce, Kar_e~ Wright, Arlene Mrs Marx Blackett, a Girl cookies and refreshments will also 1 acobson, Dlxi~ . Clarke, Colleen requires that all bottles of milk average of probably 1000 milk J Hyde, Utah manager. '11 . th man, new managers of the Scout mothe Dickson, and Lilhan Wallgren. 1 The proposed new rates would t k e praygivechorus r, WIScout Sportsman's Inn, located on the er, and the Girl th e company,s t o tal reve- a e Pace. · caps a week which would mcrease bottle Imprmted dcaps specially have will . h . Mid· between highway Bingham POSTPONED NIGHT CHURCH approximately by Utah in nues for use great any indicate not auy the of nam~ s owmg the Kiwanis club visitation to the vale and West Jordan, announce furnish the musical numbers, HONOR OLL and the grade of milk. We should capping milk for commercial $76,000 a month. Since Federal Mrs Lavern Dickson, chairman, th t 11 .k t h Garden View ward has been that they will serve free coffee l I e ~ ave you e us e use purpo~es. I think we a_ re the and other income taxes would take NEW SUBSCRIBERS introduce the program. postponed from Sunday, Nov. 16, and donuts from 6 p m to 1 a m will to which these caps are to be only fum in town handling the 40 pert cent .of this amount, .month-! K L F'Ie ld s, M'd Hostesses for the afternoon inI va1e. h' th A d i! 1 an as 15, Nov. Saturday, next to Sunday, Nov. 30, it was anem caps. If we can't get them the Y ne earnmgs would be rmprov- M M . Off M'd 1 we can s ip n p . elude Mrs Ivory Larson, Mrs f th · f t nounced today by Rev. H M op · ' . i va e. rs orns to you, we will do so at once." custom,ers will send to Sears or ed by about $45,600. The effect on/ Heber Aylett, Mrs Howard Barca!e. eu o ure ea enmg club's the of chairman Templin, M~dvale. Cozzens, Mar~ convary will customers individual hell?!! the what so Montgomery, We wrote back as follows: Mrs Georg'e Barton, Mrs rows, · and Thompson Warren Mrs & Mr Midvale.S "If you WI-11 as k your next pur- siderably and will depend on the , David "ln answer to your letter of 1 spiritual aims committee. This R M . Warner, 1 Mrs Henry Beckstead, Hyke, Fred the spent Jean, daughter, Marilyn eatt e, E Hogan, aJor type and the amount of service f t . t 0 ober 3, let me state that 1 h will be the third in the series of h· w c aser o OI1e paper to te11 you week-end with relatives here. They 1Mrs Rich Whitmore, Mrs Melvin church visits by the club as mgton. they have and the exchange from . h' h h t would no more ask a customer th mem- now reside in Cedar City, where Lind, Mrs Roy Steadman and K Yamasaki, West Jordan. e use 0 w _ic t e pap:r Is to which they get local service. \Vh IMiss Honore Stagg. they moved about 6 weeks ago. bers and their families. The last general adjustment of Archie Swenson, Sandy. at he was going to use milk be put and If he and hiS cusA s Evans, Sandy. bottle caps for than I would ask tomers answer you, then you can telephone rates in Utah was in him to what use he expected to expect me and my cus~omers to 1938, most of the adjustments at Tony Butkovich, Sandy. Casper Steno-Bureau Sand put a roll. of bathroom tissue, tell you whether the milk bottle that time being decreases. In y. ' inJRENEWALS rates telephone present general, milk cap to used be to are nor.would It be any more of my caps S d E 1 Do d' bottles, lemonade chocolate or Utah are the same or lower than . busmess. ~ mg, an y. Jar "I know this, that hundreds of: to cover a mouse hole or used to rates established in 1922. H We ch, Sandy. milies out this way have cows' make counterfeit dollars.'' Selba1 Jacobson, Sandy. Mrs . folks. The There you h ave It, and also have refrigerators · They M Ch ar otte, Lloyd, Sandy. rs . -11 do not wish to stand milk in St t Sand w R Donahoo a e WI se 11 you pmson called . y. open bottles or pans m the re- liquor but it wm not permit you Max Mumford, Sandy. frig rators or the milk will pick to bu~ a few dozen milk bottle Mrs Ray Ware, Sandy. Grand opening of the Ranchers up odors of watermelon and caps for your own use in your August Nystrom Sandy. Feed & Produce Inc w1'll be held . · h · ' · · ' o ther f oo d tha t mig t be m the own refngerator to cap milk from Mrs Rose Bnstol, -Bluffdale. Friday (today) and Saturday at . cold box There is no law that 0 1 Mrs J ohn Lancaster, West Jor· ff t's about time their new place of business, 7640 th ur own1 cow. people might not Y s ys these e peop e a ected let out a South State St., next door to the dan . . , . drmk the milk from theu own howl_ that ':"'ill wake up our newly-opened Blue Cottage Ice M.rs Ralph Butterfield, Herri· cows, nor is there a law which sleepmg legislators and bureau- Cream Co. man. A feature of the opening will s~s they might not ca,p the crats and let them know that we Mrs Jesse Nix, Union. ttles in which they store the in the country districts do not in- be free entertainment and sandMrs Keith Mecham, West JorWith _140,000 to_ns of _sugar beets planted this year in the West Jordan factory area, the milk in their refrigerators. And tend to have our freedom blotted wiches from 1 p m until midnight dan. sugar-makmg. camp~1g1: th1~ season at the local plant of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co., will be if the bureaucrats start telling out by such an asinine ruling as each day, said Walter Bryson and Mrs Carl H Smith, Midvale. one of the biggest m Its h~story. Beets have bePn pouring into the factory at the rate of each individual farmer that he that concerning a prohibition on Stanley B Neff, owners. Mrs FFrank Nell, Midvale. hove picture shows beets being dumped The Ranchers Feed & Produce about 1200 tons per day smce early last month. must have his own name printed milk bottle caps whiie the state Irven Swenson, East Midvale. on the cap he places on his milk openly sells liquor, man's worst will handle well-known feeds and! Wayne Cutler, East Midvale. at the company grounds by farmers, and the piles being formed by special "piling" machines. supplies for farmers and poultry bottle to keep the milk from his enemy. Mildred Miller, Midvale. The photo was taken by E M Olson, veteran employee of the plant. men. ... *')' If!uR~X~.!. !1 · Illegal Parking To Be Prosecuted .& , Kiwanis Observes · Education Week .. Teacher, Parent Consultations Held tn Dtstrtct Statewide Service To Honor Utah War ·Dead, Sunday I I Telephone Company · · Seek Rate R"11•se I . . . I * R * Sugar Factory is Busy Place This Year New Feed Store od To Open T ay · ! • |