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Show Brothers Have ~~corny" Hobby I VOLUME XIV-Number 52 €€-ffiARHS *By the Editor * Back on Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah I th~e~F~o-""r'c~e.1Large * FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 19tl7 Increase Revealed In ! 1948 Midvale City Budget • City news takes up considera?le space on this page, but we feel that it is about the most important thing that is going on this week. From what has been transpiring at the city hall, we feel that the groundwork is being laid for a successful and efficient administration of Midv»le city affairs during the next biefmium. This Week's Pictures Fail To Arrive Midvale city anticipates spending $31,384 more in 1948 than it did this year, according to the tentative municipal budget, published in this issue of The Sentinel, It must be Christmas, or and now on file in the city recorder's office. Estimated something. Anyway, the enexpenditures are set at $119,617 next year, as compared gravings of the pictures we intended to use in this week's with $88,233 in 1947. paper did not arrive in the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r Principal item in the increased mail Wednesday morning. We South Jordan's Oldest expenditures is capital outlay, The old year, 1947, is breathing had a couple of special ones R "d rising from $9,750 this year to • its last. Few, if any persons, are N a t lVe appro.priate to the holiday ' eSl en $26,022 for 1948. This outlay will SO!f'Y to see it pass into oblivseason, which we will run A waits 85th Birthday be made mainly for improveion, and all are looking forward next week, anyway. ments in the new subdivisions to happier days in 1948. i In place of the missing pic- 1 being opened up in various seci tures, we have been obliged tions of the city, Lawrence Mi• Christmas, it appears to us, to use 2 other iluustrations, 1 neer ' recorder, said. Small inMarcell Graham • 1 which we had intended pecomes more hectic and more for creases in each department, Announcement was made on ; next week. Luckily• we always paganistic with each year. The chiefly salary boosts, also add "juyous Yuletide" has become a Wednesday of the appointment have a week's supply of fu\V. o. (Wash) Boberg and A. ,J. Boberg, 'way down slightly to the anticipat~d city ~ad rush, with everybody wor- of Marcell Graham, a former ture pictures on hand. expenses. yonder in the corn field, harvest some of their seed on (.Ying and "stewing" about what Midvale city marshal, as chief Oh well, one can just blame The increased budget will ne· the only popcorn ranch in Salt Lake valley. to puy for somebody else. The of police, to succeed Andrew H Santa Claus for all this mixcessitate raising the municipal Raising hybrid pop corn as a S\ffi_Plicity and beauty of the an- Kekos, when the new city ofup. tax levy from 13.5 mills in 1947 Its' Great Stuff! ficials and appointive officers hobby occupies the spare time mversary of the Saviour's birth to 17.4 mills next year, it was assume their duties. of the Boberg brothers of Sandy. seems to have developed into an announced. The tentative Levy Mr Graham was city marshal Use Parking Lot The original seed for this proorgy of commercialism, and cuswas first set at 19 mills, but was ject was furnished by W L Lat. toms alien to Christianity. (But, under the administrations of later "whittled down" to the 17.4 shaw, agricultural agent of the o course, we are a cynic. Ever~ Mayors c J Welch and B A Rasmill figure. United Sta tes Smelting Refining body. else seems to think that 1t mussen, and retired from police The city expects to collect work about two years ago to be0 and Mining Company, for whom is O.K.) some $67,603 in taxes, with water Officials, employes, and speW 0 Boberg works as a clerical come manager of the local pl~nt At the last city council meetrents, $21,000; water meter in- cial guests gathered at Midvale aid. Of 4 hybrids tested, "No. of the Utah Celery _c_ooperatlve. l ing councilmen ordered Police Extra special holiday decorstallation receipts, $12,000; al· city hall Friday evening at the 31" was chosen as the best proations noted by the Sentinel He resigned that pos1t10n about 3 Chief Andrew H. Kekos to enlotment from state liquor com- second annual banquet given by ducer. This seed is obtained from staff of spies include--Ray Vin- months ago, and has since been force the two-hour parking limmission $5224; general licenses, woolsulate, Inc., local rock wool the Seed Improvement associacent's illuminated star and lights a deputy in Sheriff George Beck- it within Midvale city limits. $4000; allotment from state road insulation plant. An elaborate tion of Purdue university. I Chief Kekos has asked that at~he "Smoke Shop" ... Knowles stead's office. commisswn, $3990; cemeterY diner was served at 7 o'clock, This new hybrid popcorn is Flbral outdoor decorations of the public assist him, especially Mrs. Catherine Holt fund reimbursement, $300; fines followed by short talks by sever- golden colored, and has full kernta and his pack of rein· during the holdiay season by Mrs. Catherine Holt, oldest na- and forfeitures, $1000; building al persons present. Dinner music deer ... James W Nielsen's briladhering to the parking ordi- tive resident of the South Jordan and property rentals, and serv- was furnished by the Misses Ro- nels, some of the ears growing liantly lighted home on Sixth nance. community, will observe her 85th ices, $900; special improvement berta Carlquist, violiinst, and as long as 8 inches. When the Ave. . . . Stanley B Neff's beauAutomobiles parked more than birthday Friday, December 26, assessments and interest, $500; Genie! Beck, pianist. C H Carl- corn is harvested in the late faU, and reaches a moisture content tiful yard where all the everthe two-hour limit on streets in and will be guest of honor at an and dog licenses, $400. quist, company manager, was of about 13~ per cent, it is ready greens are lighted with colored Five city employes have been the business district will be "open house" reception, given by Budget appropriations in ad- master of ceremonies. for shelling, which the Bobergs lamps (must be over 200 globes reappointed to their positions in tagged, he said. her children, on Sunday, Dec 28, dition to capital outlay, are: AdStatistics revealed by the do in their own little plant. J:>urning) ... and, of course, Mrs the city government while one Citizens are urged to use the from 3 to 8 o'clock at her home ministrative and general, $20,· speakers included the fact that Everyone who has popped Bowen's home on State St. near new office holder has been ap- city-owned parking lot. in south Jordan. 985; water department, $18,925; the company to date this year some of this corn says that it's [64th South with its customary pointed, Casper A Nelson, MidMrs Holt was born in South streets, sidewalks and public had manufactured and sold fluffy and tender, with fine fla· gorgeous array of lighting efvale's new mayor announced HONOR ROLL Jordan Dec 26, 1862, a daughter property, $18,965; public safe~y nearly 200,000 bags of insulation; 1 ~cts. There are probably a great Tuesday. of Henry and Emily Grace Beck- and judicial, $16,580; electnc 1also that the local payroll in vor, and a high percentage of popping. many more, but we just haven't The new appointments and the -IJ/ew Subscribers: stead. She was married to Arthur light fund, $6050, and bonds and 1947 is well over $50,000. had time to get around much reappointments were made at a Frank Bullock, Midvale. John Holt July 15, 1884, in the A feature of the evening was Something To See Thos. Steadman, West Jordan. Logan LDS temple. jfo this un- interest, 12,090. this season. special meeting of the new city the presentation by Supt. Joseph F. G. Fisher, Sandy. ion 11 children were ·born, 9 of council last Thursday evening in Ann Barich, Sandy. Jackson of Christmas bonus • The paper will come out early the city hall, Mayor Nelson reMrs Ellen Butterfield, Herriman. whom are still living. They are: checks to the em,ployes. t week, and we hope to have ported. Wm. B Preston, East Midvale. A R Holt, Salt Lake City, Perry Interesting facts concerning i in the mail and delivered on Arthur Glover, East Midvale. Holt, Midvale, William R Holt, The new member of the city the great value of rock wool in.dnesday, Dec. 31. News and employees is William Scoggan, W D Couch, Provo. Magna, Henry Holt, Matthew J Guy Murray, Riverside, Calif. ~Mormon sulation to poultry raisers were aq ertising copy should be in as appointed dog catcher. Virginia Dickerson, Salt Lake. Holt, Golden Holt, LeRoy Ho 1t, cited by S J Gordon and Richard y in the week as possible. An outstanding Christmas atEight districts of the Salt Lake Lewis Pearce, Jr., Midvale. Those reappointed were C E Ruby Richardson, and Marie Carlquist, both prominent poultraction "worth driving out to H E Wight, Midvale. Holt, all of South Jordan. She Boy Scout council will particiMatthews, city judge; Ben Bagtrymen of Draper. * What "burns us up" is the way ley, city attorney; Dr J S Alley, T Foster Greenwood, Jr., East also has 41 grandchildren, and pate in a senior scout Snow Shoe see" is the setting depicting the Mr Gordon stated that since he some people, who want a story city physician; Gilbert Mathews, "nativity" atop the Union junior Trek from Henefer to Salt Lake MidvaMle. 33 great grandchildren. H arry aynes, Murray . insulated one of his coops with or picture in our paper, immed- custodian, and E J Reimann, high school building, according City over the old Mormon Trail, Renewals: iately rush to the city papers auditor. Dec. 29, 30, and 31, Russell Me· rock wool purchased from Wool- to George Barton, principal. Mrs Floyd Ganz, East Midvale. 1500 with the same item, so that it The scene is set off by colored Donald and Ray Hatch, scout ex- sulate, he found that the ratio Hyrum P Cannon, Midvale. ' ~M of deaths in the flock was a mere will appear there before our paper FRANCO:l\1 RESIGNS; NEW lights as well as flood lights, and ecutives of the district, anA M Marchant, Midvale. eSSl fraction of what it was in unin' • comes out. All we ask is an "even APPOINTEES NA,.\IED was a project of the students Howard E Phelps, Midvale. nounced. sulated pens; also that disease Mrs Priscilla Bates, Midvale. The Jordan high school preSenior scouts desiring to make break" with the dailies in breakand faculty of the school. Just before the Sentinel went Mrs Hattie Lotts, Midvale. sentation of Handel's "The Mes- the trek should register with the disappeared, e g g production During the holidays, carols are ing the news. to press it was learned that ArMrs Leonard Beratto, Midvale. siah" Sunday afternoon in the council headquarters, in the Ness went up, and feed consumption being played from the building Harold Hogenson, Midvale. nold A Francom, superintendent went down. UNION GUN CLUB MAPS and broadcast over a loudspeak,,. Clarence Stringham, Midvale. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- building, Salt Lake City. From of the street and water departMr Richard Carlquist said that er system to the area surroundday Saints Assembly hall, Tern- council headquarters the scouts Mrs Wilford Sisam, Midvale. PRIZE SHOOT JANUARY 1 ments, has resigned, and at a Frank Hoine, Midvale. ple square, was heard by nearly will go by bus to Henefer where insulation of his brooder ceiling, ing the school. For the benefit of a fund to ~ecial session of the incoming George Cox, Midvale. with radiant heat, has Mrs Estella Rasmussen and 1500 ,persons. Ithey will prepare to trek over together J M Despain, Midvale. purchase new uniforms for the city council, held Wednesday done away with chick diseases, John Smith were in charge of The chorus of 280 students was the 36 mile course to Salt Lake Ervin D Olsen, Alberta, Canada. Union school band, members of the night, the following men were and that the saving in his fuel the project which has received Everett M Horton, Richland, accompanied by a 35-piece o~- City in a three-day period. Yi'\'u" Area Gun Club will stage appointed: bill is amazing. Mr Carlquist is much favorable comment from Wash. chestra. J Clement Crapo, mus1c Ted Phillips and Mack Ellingshoot New Year's day at A A Lars6n, foreman of the Henry Egbert, West Jordan. director of the school, directed son will lead the trekkers. The president of the Draper Irriga- those who have viewed it, Mr t.rap site, 8500 So. 13th water department; and W Lee Jess R Bulkley, West Jordan. tion Co. and president of the Salt Mrs Clara Hogan, West Jordan. the production, which has been eight districts participating in Lake County Canning Crops as- Barton said. Aft 'iPOrtsmen are invited to Jenson, foreman of the street deLionel P Dimond, West Jordan. presented annually for the past the trek are Midvale, Sandy, partment. Both will head their COURT OF HONOR SCHEDULED Wm. Lancaster, West Jordan. five years, sponsored by the ~or- Draper, Riverton, Murray, Mag- sociation. will start at 10 a m respective departments under the East Jordan district's next Boy M/Sgt. Ead D Leonard, Tucson, dan LDS sl!minary, the h1gh na, Garfield, and Tooele. P B 0 REPRESENTATIVE and continue until 4 p m. supervision of City Manager H Scout court of honor will be held Ariz. school and East Jordan, West SPEAKS SUNDAY NIGHT Leo Lundberg, Sandy. E Wight. Jan. 6, at 7:30 p m in the Union Jordan and Mt Jordan stakes of 'Tis the Joyous Yule George F Webb, Sandy. "OPEN HOUSE" HELD Lee Palmer of the LDS pre- LDS recreation hall, Sterling Also at Wednesday night's the LDS church. Mrs Veloy Allsop, Sandy. By Monte Noyce siding bishop's office from Salt Stoker, district chairman an· "Open house" was held at the meeting, Jack Canning and Pete\ Mrs Mathilda Levine, Sandy. Scripture readings, presented Christmas bells and chimes Lake City, will - be the special nounced Tuesday. plant of the Utah Bit & Steel Denaris were appointed night po-l Mrs Mary Smith, Sandy. in place of the solos in the oraspeaker Sunday at 6:30 p m at Glen H Hyatt, Sandy. ( Service Co., 143 N. Main St., on !icemen, and Mike Pavich was torio, were given by Miss Lu· were peeling out the old familMrs John A Aylett, Draper. the Midvale First ward chapel FIRE LADIES TO MEET Wednesday afternoon when given the extra police post. With cille Tuttle, Jordan high school iar traditional yuletide strains Mrs Jack Arvie, Draper. when the Aaronic priesthood and Christmas eve as last minute Members of the Midvale ladies many friends and customers Chief-elect Marcell Graham, this speech instructor. Donald Olsen LeRoy Holt, South Jordan. LDS girls receive their awards, fire-auxiliary will entertain their called and exchanged Christmas group will constitute the Midvale Mrs Tbos. Densley, Riverton. \was concertmaster, Robert Cun- shoppers hurried to and fro in the ward bishopric announced frantic search of gifts for pre'g~etings. husbands at a yule party Friday police department. 'Alex A Brand, Granite. dick, organist, and Miss Ila Tuesday. Special music has also sentation on Christmas day. night at 8 p m at the Marcell Catherine ~olt, South Jordan. Wright pianist. Alma Harnson, Crescent. ' Nearly 2000 years ago men been arranged. Graham home at 141 Lincoln St. Mrs Clarence MacNiel, Layton. Ben Th_o_m_a_s_H-eads were searching for gifts under a Refreshments will be served and Mrs Ray Udy, Lapwai, Idaho. • Draper Post 85, American Le- gifts exchanged. starry night - gifts that would E Junior Beckstead, Alberta, Garden Club for '48 be presented to the Prince of gion, announces a 'ham and bacon' Canada. shoot at the Draper trap site on Officers of the Mid-Flora Gar- Peace. · 0 J Smith, Granite. Subscribe for The Sentinel, read Sunday, Dec. 28. den club for 1948 were elected at all the home-town news. Like no other time of the year experimenting." And the girls ) a meeting and social Friday night, men's hearts turn to their fellow have certainly learned how to in the Midvale city hall. Ben men and most everyone desires prepare the two separately in Thomas of Midvale, was named to share, at least a little, with such a way as to set on the president to succeed Mrs Davil someone else. table, in appetizing style, bal· J Searle. A striking example was that anced meals containing all the Beside Mr Thomas, officers for of the friendship trains pushing vitamins and food nutrients the new year include: Rufus Ray, their way through America gathA near tragedy was averted needed in the body, reports Miss first vice-president; Mrs Reed ering thousands of tons of clothThe Lloyds said that estimate Monday about noon in South of the damage was not readily Bennion. Johnson, second vice-president; ing, food and other items for the Jordan when a five-year-old boy, obtainable but that new blinds, But preparing, serving, and Mrs Carl Arnoldus, recording sec- needy of Europe. eating the meals are not the only retary; Mrs George Olson, corThe gesture showed brotherly a son of Mr & Mrs Melvin Lloyd curtains, rugs and wallpaper things taken up in class, ac- responding secretary; Mrs A E kindness and a real desire to be who reside just west of Holt's will be necessary. cording to Miss Bennion. Even Buckley, historian. Dirrectors in- neighbors after t h e pattern service station, quickly took his Mrs Lloyd also said that their though these are the recent elude Mrs Howard Phelps, Mrs taught by the Prince of Peace 3-year-old sister from the house neighbors and relatives assisted main objectives, the girls in the David Searle, August Pierson, and introduced centuries ago when which had caught fire. in cleaning the smoke and .A!JJL<u.u.:; Toone, Janet Kemp, Joan Chufar, and MarMrs Lloyd reported to the Senclasses are becoming well aware Mrs Nathel LaFevre. smudge caused by the fire from He said, "Love Thy Neighbor." Brown prepare Christmas candy and cookies in of the underlying principles of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;....______________ tinel that she had gone outside the home. The Lloyds were oking class. CITY TO EQUIP Cn7 IC BUJI,DING WITH DISHES to obtain a pail of water and thankful that the fire was put "nutrition." (From J. H. S. BROADCASTER) "The single purpose of our The city council has autorized the public property while out the kitchen caught out in time to save their home "What's cooking in the foods Deane Bennion's department. work,'' concludes Miss Bennion, committee to purchase dishes for the hall, to be used at fire. The 5-year-old son sensing from destruction and were aTo begin with, it's mainly the "is to train the girls to be wise, banquets, dinners, and other social events. The city will the danger of the moment, took mazed at the quick thinking of department?" is the question offirst and fifth periods which efficient homemakers." tom asked by people walking in purchase sufficient dishes to serve 125 persons, Lawrence his sister to the outside and not- their son. the lower hall when they en· brew up the delicate fragrance. Christmas candy, cookies, and A Mineer, recorder, said this week. ified his mother of the fire who Mrs Holt said that the fire deJust lately, meat and vegetables counter the tempting odors comother dainties are also claiming Mr Mineer announced that after the new dishes are quickly summoned nearby rela- partment was not called as the ing from under the door and have been the main food stuffs the girls' interest as the holiday put into service, a small service charge will be instituted I tives and in a short time the family, relatives and neighbors through the keyhole of Miss with which the "cooks have been season is upon us. to defray expenses of replacing any broken crockery. flames were extinguished. put the fire out. t W oolsulate Plant Holds Second Annual Banquet Parking Violators T B T d e agge I I Five City Officials Reappointed; New Employe Approved * * Senior Scouts Plan Trek on Trail' t Scene Atop Union School Building Attracts Attention H Persons ear .ah' O rat0n0 . 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