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Show The Midvale (Utah) Sentinel FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1948 * * HONOR ROLL Because of lack of space in re· cent week\ the Honor Roll has been omitted. To bring it up to date here are all the .names of new' and renewing subscribers since the last roll was printed: New Subscribers: G E Densley, Riverton. Grace Peterson, Riverton. Herbert Nichols, Draper. E P Bastian, Midvale. Bland Ahlstrom, Sandy. R T Broomhead, Sandy. Butterfield Motor Co., Riverton. Earl's Home & Auto, Midvale. Mrs Warren D Cole, Ocean• side, Calif. Harvey Naylor, South Jordan. C L Fenstermaker, Denver, • Colo. Wm. Gander, Salt Lake City. Earl Toone, Draper. Francis Johnson, Midvale. Mrs. Geo. T Webster, Blackfoot, Idaho. Clayton Turner, Midvale. John H Frey, Lancaster, Penna. W R Tidwell, Dra,per. Gerald Ennis, Draper. Harold Howlett, Draper. Floyd Bills, Riverton. Ivan Dahl, East Midvale. John Klotovich, Riverton. Mrs R E Pleasants, Berrien Springs, Mich. :Mrs Elizabeth Bodell, S L City. Mrs Ruth Conrad, S L City. Glen E Soulier, Midvale. Mrs Marie Larson, Union. Mrs Ellen Proctor, Union. Mrs Vera Butterfield, Union. Willis C Sharp, Union. Velma Christensen, Sandy. Page Five Roy J Price, Union. Bert L Smith, Draper. Mineral Fertilizer Co, Midvale. F G Coyte, Draper. George H Ransom, S L City, Mrs Mabel Bird, Sandy. Ray Beck, Jr., Riverton. Parry Impl. & Ildwe., Riverton. Renewals: Utah Bit & Steel Co., Midvale. Geo. S. Bringhurst, Midvale. Mary Hunter, Midvale. A J Kresean, Midvale. Ryllis Freeman, Midvale. Knowles Floral Co., Midvale. Roxane Porter, Midvale. A G Jacobsen, Midvale. Walter Watanuki, Midvale. Hazel Howells, Ogden. Willard Oliver, Union. Dr J 0 Jones, Midvale. Oralie Rawson, Salt Lake City. Harry W Parl,ter, East Midvale. Mary Jacobsen, East Midvale. Mary Storey, Salt Lake City. State Cash Grocery, Sandy. Nephi M Larson, Sandy. Ruel Boggess, Union. George Hyde, Sr., Crescent. A H Schrader, Crescent. Merle Stowe, Midvale. Gene Glover, West Jordan. George W Olson, Midvale. L E Morrow, Midvale. Paul Hopkinson, Midvale. Verda McMullan, South Jordan. Wm. H Grant, Midvale. Barney Beratto, Riverton. Gerald G. Stoffers, Hermiston, Ore. Henry F Nelson, Midvale. J L Toman, Sandy. H J Houmand, Sandy. Paradise Inn, East Midvale. Einar Dahl, Clearfield, Utah. Jessie Humphries, Midvale. A E Williams, Sandy, lBO OKS Chdst lLlllltlleran Q:linl l!Jrcll l similar conference. J M Woodhouse, Sandy. Friday at 8 p m, the adult Bible Hazel C Crapo, Sandy. 171 East 48th South, Murray Olga Hagander, Sandy. class will cont nue its discussion Norbert F Roschke, pastor Elizabeth Wellington, Sandy. of "What Lutherans Believe." D E Greenwood, Murray. meetings at the church are These The purchase of a lot last week open to the public. Mrs A W Miller, Alberta, Can. was another step forward for the Mary Tiedemann, So. Jordan .. Sunday at 10 a m, the Sunday Emma Beckstead, Granite. Lutheran congregation, school assembles. Worship begins expanding On Friday, April 16, the followHorace T Godfrey, Union. ing new books will be added to aceordmg to Herbert :lafft, 12 at 11 o'clock. S J Despain, Union. the Salt Lake County Library, Third ave., Midvale, president of Uoke Uvens to Operate Again L E Malmstrom, Midvale. the church. The newly-acpuired collection: Midvale Allison Bills, Midvale. The more than 500 surplus beeWest Jordan Lbr. Co., Midvale. That Winter, by M Miller. A property is. intended for a parsonhive coke ovens located ncar Sun- novel of New York City and the ~ge, a resldence for the .pastor. Sophie Bateman, Midvale. 1 lhe lot, located at approxunately Mrs Elsie Hatt, South Jordan. nyside, recently bought by Kaiser Frazier Company, are being re- people who grew up between two 175 East 48th South, is at preJohn T Beckstead, Midvale. sent unimproved. Mrs N E Bergman, Oakland, conditioned and will be ready to wars. Calif. It was only six years ago that Flow to the Leaf. by E F Abell. operate again around April 15, or Dr A V Lindsay, Midvale. the congregation plll chased and story of a family. The when the coal strike is set.l;led. It Louis E Goff, Midvale. The Black Piano, by C Little. remodeled its present church. is estimated that the peak producE C Elkington, Sandy. · Nns Next Monday the pastor will mystery reading. Top-notch f 3HJ..• I h' h ·1 1 b b ·1 t· Eric Dahl, Crescent. e UJ t up rom John Q Adams, East Midvale. JOn, w :c Wl We Live in the Artie, by c Lit- leave for a conference at Monte H.l.IM a gradual start, will produce 750 tie. Adventures of a young couple Vista, Colo. The three-day meet Donald Spencer, Riverton. Ni'.Jf"'.L will bri,p.g together Lutheran minL L Olson, Culver City, Calit. tons per day. .LoN · who spent a winter alone in the isters from Utah, Colorado, and l Green River Bridge Open ' Joy F Dunyon, Sandy. oa Artie. J C Haun, Sandy. New Mexico. One of the topics to , S ~ 3M.Ol::1 The new Green River bridge loC P Malstrom, Sandy. Together, by K Marshall. Re· be discussed is the formation of a N0S cated at Green River City, Emery Otto Ludvig, Sandy. collections of the wife of General new intermountain district of the county, Utah, . has been opened to Earl Morris, Sandy. Marshall from their marriage in church comprising Utah and South A C Jensen, Sandy. all traffic, including heavy trucks. 1930 to the time of his departure Idaho. Last week, Pastor Roschke H S Hyatt, Sandy. The bridge is 600 feet long, built to China. spent two days at Pocatello at a Henry Polson, Sandy. of reinforced concrete and steel, Dr. Thomas E Clark, Sandy. People Are Funny, by A Linkresting on several concrete piers. WILL ATTEND NATIONAL Alta Air Park, Midvale. letter. Backstage views of two Clara Radovich, Brigham City. Work on the ne~ bridge started hilarions radio shows. MEET IN ST. LOLlS John A Samuelson, Crescent. 20 months ago when overloaded Earon Jensen, Crescent. Miss Alta Miller a supervisor trucks collapsed the old bridge. 1 The Great Rehearsal, by C C T A Cline, Draper. Although hampered at times by yan Doren .. ~e story of the mak- on the Jordan school district and During these spring months, it C I Isackson, East Midvale. of the Association of doesn't take food long to spoilpresident Constituthe of rabfymg and mg th r wat high and weather cold D W Sharp, East Midvale. Childhood education for the state, unless, of course, you ke ep foods e tion of the Un 1' t d St t e Lavina Hicks, East Midvale. es. a e . work progressed without any serwill leave Friday for St Louis in proper cold storage. Take ad· Mrs Jos. Hutchings, S. Jordan. ious delays and only mm·or accl·. . St a l tn m•·• us t H ave p eace, b y E where she will attend the national A s E 0 Maxfield, So. Jordan. plea for cooperation with convention of the association to be vantage of our reasonable rates, now. dents. Golden Holt, So. Jordan. h e ld A pn·r 18 to April 24. Miss and convenient locations. the USSR. lJnderway. . Sh eep She armg Antone Nelson, Draper. F~ndamentals of Play Directing, Miller will have several responSheep are on the move. The Ken Wardle, Riverton. Sandy. Peter Van Valkenburg, first main stop will be the shear- bzy A :oean. Includes material sibilities in the national meetings. Vernon •Bateman, Sandy. ing sheds. In 1947, 1,381,000 sheep covere~ m the au.thor:s first-year She reports that there arc 12 Ruth Meissner, Sandy. in Utah produced 13 120 000 lbs.l cla~s m. drama d1rectmg at Yala units of the organization in Utah LeRoy Jenkins, Sandy. containing thousands of school Umvers1ty ' ' Thomas Sainsbury, Sandy. d h t . , · of wool for a value of $5,248,000. A menca s . Needs and Resources, eac ers an parents. Each sheep produced a fleece that A A Nelson, Midvale. ..-...- -... .... -hooooonouoouA i..· i Fund.ecoCentury by Twentieth hi h tL lb £ G Carlson, East Midvale. - ........ ..........,_,_,,............--..... ·-·· __ ,,_,___,-----·-·-·· ,.....,...... ......_,_........ American book of the sold f ~r fact averaged 9 Ti!. • s ... fw40c George W Joffe, East Midvale. th t1 . . cents. Th1s e average pnce o William Adamson, E. Midvale. year there is a slight increase in nomlc system and gmde for the i i James H Powell, Midvale. ;l 1; . th e s t ate, future. William Scoggan, Midvale. the num b er o f s h eep m L Clyde Canning, Midvale. 11 but we will have wait to learn FOR_ YOUNGER READERS I Mary C Lundquist, Pocatello, the weight of the fleece and the Rwer Treasurer, by Burgwyn. ~ ~ Idaho. A lonely negro boy finds, with 111 price to be paid for 1948. Thomas Blair, Granite. parents, the home and love I ~~ 2-yr. No. 1 foster Normal Conditions Water 75c Arthur Fletcher, Draper. Mrs Julius Visser, Sandy. ll One lot blooming size, 35c With stories of drouth ringing be ha~ w:anted. so long. $1.00 3 for _ George H Margetts, Sandy. Begmmn!' Wzth A, by P Bianco. I ~ j in our ears from other sections, Wm. H Townsend. Sandy. and especially the west coast it Each let~er of the alphabet stands i i l<,UUIT TREES Albert Black, Midvale. is gra ifying to read the b:ad- ~or ~ chlld's name in this exquis- I i i Sidney Silcox, Riverton. John Dunn, Sandy. ~ i Peach, Plum, Apricot, 5-6 ft. none better _ ea. 75c . lines in local papers as the final lte ABC b~ok. Mrs Edna Proctor, Union. ji Afrtca Dark~st of Prmce. .Kan~, snow surveys for the current waWilliam R Thomas, Midvale. ter season are made known. Pault and Hts Hawauan Feast 11 David Archibald, Granite. j Fr~nch-Canadian Chil~ren Special $10 Coyote Bounty Chtldren on England s Canals. l i Onty Pups on Paid SOIL iJ!EETING SCHEDULED As an incentive toward increas- These last four titles are from the ; i AT M/DV ALE OFFICE ed activity in the taking of pre· V:,ORLJ?'S CIDLDRENS SERIES, j j The West Salt Lake County Soil dators, the predatory animal con- \nth :J?1ctur~s ta~en f.rom Ency-1 i l Union Ave & State St. Phone Mid. 2 61-J Conservation Service will meet trol board, working with the state c~opedia Bntanmca fllms. More j l . ..............................................- ....._;:. titles in the series will be added : ~ ................................................................................................................................ . Monday at 7:30 p m in the Soil d epar tmen t of agriculture, _ ....... .......... c --.................................... .......................................................................................... .................................. · have Consevation Service office, East later. offered a bonus on the bounty beCenter St., Midvale, Parley P ing paid on coyote pups. For the Smith, chairman, announces. Many a husband has wondered months of April, May, and June Farmers who have soil prob· why his wife complains she has the board will pay on coyote pups nothing to wear and needs several lems are invited to bring them a bounty of $10 per animal. closets to keep it in. only before the district at that time, ',l'he pups offered for bounty must be said. have been born. The regular bounty of $6 will be paid on mature Ration books in the hands of animals. A recent release in this proletarian states are the most powerful means of control. A column gave the impression that power unprecendented in history, ~e bounty on all coyotes had a means of compulsion stronger peen raised to $10. This was in er· than the laws of the convent or il'Or-$10 payment for coyote pups Joseph Stalin until the end of June; $6 on mathe guillotine. .ture animals. Diplomacy has been defined as the art of letting the other fellow If your work is fun you don't have your own way. need many vacations. Spotlighting UTAH - I I R0 sE s I I I t 'J'}le RouseWifeS/llvoritel SEMI· LUSTRE Wall Finish. Dirt $1.53 lmmediafe Service on Body and Mechanical Work . Factory- Trained Mechanics rolls off so *-* easily- Semi-Lustre is a dream come true for walls, o.ut the house! Fresh, loveJy pastels and white. DURABLE VARNISH! COLORFUL ENAAfELI HOUSE PAINT ENAMELOID MAR-NOT Ceaseless research now gives this fa· mous paint NEW c;.,)verage, durability, beauty, economy! All-purpose · teriorexterior decorative enamel! Applies easity, dries rapidly, r.aists wear. ss.s9 .. $2.00 A lustrous finish that resists scuffing; scratching, staining. Dries quickly. Gloss or Satin Finish. $1.89 •• STOKER'S Hardware & Supply, Inc. 7573 S. State Ask about our Monthly Budget Plan WEDO ceilings in kitchen and bath ••• for woodwork through~ HANDSOME, ECONOMICAL! General Machine Work and Welding of all kinds. FARM MACHINERY REPAIRS, NEW EQUIPMENT BUILT Automotive Specialists ''The Best Job for the Best Price" with Workmanship Guaranteed Ph. Mid. 0494·13 So. Jordan Located 2 Yz mi. south of Bingham Highway on Redwood road Ph.: Mid. 508 or 355 Appliance Sales -Service NORGE APPLIANCES Oil Heaters - 'Vashers Electric Wat~r Heaters - Electric and Gas Stoves (Immediate Delivery) llo Stit! NU-ENAMEL PAINTS 7662 So. State Phone Mid. 455 I • ••••••••••••••• METRO MOTORS • • • rfV\1 • ¥- • "'ts • ........ "''fsz't 'V\1 • ~ ·rRED RASMUSSEN TAILOR will be glad to measure you lor a new made-to-order SUIT Located al 116 Pioneer Sl. Murray;utah CO MFORTROL • • • • Exb'a efficiency Sturdy consb'uctioa Beauty The right price The Comfortrol ("Controlled Comfort") is built with a real oil burning furnace, an improved trouble-free oil burner, heavy quiet blower, air filters and nationally known controls. We recommend and guarantee it. Exceptionally liberal terms of payment. We CaD Help You with 'I'oar Heating Problem W. Jordan Lbr. Co. RCA RADIOS -Combinations, Table Models, Tubes • · "Pretty I ron,".tn use d car parIance, means: an attractive appearing car but in bad condition mechanically, eve~ though it doesn't seem to oe. Vou.'li find no "Pretty Iron" offered for sale in our used car department. As an authorized Ford . .dealer we have are~ utat10n to uphold. WATERBURY It Has ••• SHIELDS MACHINE WORKS Refrigerators - THE OUTSTANDING Air Conditioner for Oil is the sensation of the season/ Special machinery designed and built. Lawnmowers sharpened and repaired. Washing machines repaired. _WITTICH'S j Parley Glover Nursery Drive Out & Save Wash this satin-smooth finish again and again. Sturdy Semi-Lustre stands up beautifully! ll Phone Mid. 109NR 114 N. Main Ph. Mid. 212 *-* A few Good Buys in USED CARS and TRUCKS 1942 1942 1941 1936 FORD SEDAN _ _ ---~------- $1125 -· . $1145 I•LYMOUTH SEDAN FORD SEDAN _ ___:__ __ - ---------·--$1045 ___ $295 DODGI<J COUPE_ * 1946 CHEV. 2-ton lwb. 2-speed axle, . _ __ $1545 8.25 rubber, only 1942 CHEV. %-ton stake truck, heavy $1045 duty, oversize tires, new , motor _ __ 1941 Dump Truck, heavy duty, 2-speed _________ $850 axle, 8.25 rubber 1940 CHEV. tO-wheeler with rack bed, _ ____ $945 2-specd axle, good tires _ ___ 1936 CHEV. lwb truck. Overhauled motor, good for farm use -- -- - - -·- - $395 RIVERTON MOTOR CO. Phone ~lid. 0886-Jl Riverton, Utah |