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Show lUJaV ALE TBE Five George Barton, principal of the Union schools, is on the sick list Friday. December 22. 1950 this week at his home, 1553 Lin· coin St. SENTINEL j Midvale Asks Bids On Fire Truck Santa Lays Plans To Appear At Pre-Holiday Festivities :Mr & Mrs Leslie Thayne leave this week-end for Sacramento, San Bids to furnish a 30()-gallon ca· Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., pacity pumper truck have been in· for the holidays. vited by the Midvale city council Merrill J. Kemp, seaman appren- and will be opened at a council George Pitts of Salt Lake was tice, USN, son of Mr & Mrs S T meeting Friday at 5 P m. I guest speaker at last Sunday eveKemp of 79 Six:th Ave, ~tidva~e, Lawrence A Mineer, city record- ning services in Herriman ward. :ecently completed r_e~rult tram- er, said a preliminary estimate mg at the Na~al Tral?mg Cente_r, I placed the cost of the fire truck MICKELSENS ENTERTAIN San D•ego, Calif., and IS now avail· at $18,000. The invitation bid spe· DEfARTMENTAL STAFF able for ass1gnment to a .fleet umt cifies 120 days Cor deli\'ery. The Mr & Mrs P M Mickelsen wereor to o~e. of the -~avy s schools unit must produce 750 gallons of hosts to the pupil personnel slaH for spectahz.ed trammg. water. per minute at 150 lbs. pres- of Jordan school district, at their annual Christmas party Friday sure. A baby girl was born Dec. 4 at night, at the Aviation club in Salt the LOS hospital to Mr & Mrs lir & Mrs Jack Wilkins of Mid· Lake City. Joseph Yuba,. 164 Allen St. The Besides the hosts, guests includvale entertained at a family Christlittle daughter, which weighed si:. mas party Tuesday evening. Twen- ed Mr & Mrs Chad Beckstead, Mr pounds, six ounces, at birth, bas ty-two family members enjoyed & Mrs Hyrum M Smith, Mr & Mrs been named "Jeanne.'' Earl Thurman, Mrs Kay Twiney, games and refreshments. 1J 0 Evans and l\1iss Mary Story. Among the students enrolled at ' Paul Hopkmson, stationed at Ft. CHILDREN'S XMAS PARTY Ohio State University at Columbus Benning, Ga., will arrive this week HELD AT SECOND WARD this fall is Jay R. Allgood of Mid· to spend Christmas with his parThe annual children's Christmas vale. ents, Mr & Mrs Fred Hopkinson. party of the Midvale Second ward That Santa Claus is coming to the Beetdiggers Friday afternoon was was held Wednesday, at 4 P m, at Colleen Dickson, daughter of Mr Queen of the West Rebekah the church. revealed today by Calvin .Jenkins and Margene Nielson. & Mrs Laverne Dickson, who is lodge held their annual Christmas A program of verses and songs "Not only will there be Santa, but his two helpers as well,'' said serving in the Central States mis- party Monday night at the Mid- entitled, "Signs of Christmas," ,~,.·as Margenc. "And anyone who sits on Santa's knee to ask for special E.ion. bas been transferred Irom vale Firemen's ball. A pot luck presented by the children after Christmas gifts will right oU receive a piece of candy." Minneapolis to Brainard, Minn., acsupper preceded the card games, which Santa Claus appeared with (From J.H.S. Broadcaster) cording to word received by her wbe~e prizes were w·on by ~rs candy and nuts. Santa wiH somehow find a ch.imparents. She resides at 323 8th ~atti_e Carls~n and ~s ~eatnce The entertainment was spon- ney for the gym and appear at the St. in the latter city. SnnSJch. ChrJStmas gifts were ex- sored by the officers and teachers matinee dance. In addition to 1ehanged by the members. Twenty·, of the Primary and Sunday school. Santa, the matinee will feature a Mr & Mrs Archie James re· one ladies were present. candy raf!Je, one free ticket to cei~ed a letter from their son, Bob, XMAS PARTY ENJOYED which will be given each student. By Shirley Walker Mrs J .M Warner left Wednes-- BY W J PRIMARY AIDS Free candy bars will also be hand· (From J.H.S. Broadcaster) telling them that he has been m· vited to spend Christmas with day for Waco, Texas, where she Offi~er~ and board members of ed out at the doors. An air oi mystery has been perschool mates in Berlin and Lux· will spend the holidays with her the West Jordan stake Primary enPreceding the matinee and fol· vading the biology-zoology class-emborg, Germany. Bob also ex- daughter and son-in-Jaw, Lieut and joyed a Christmas party at the lowing the Messiah~ which is sched- room. Early arrivals for days bave pects to spend some time with his Mrs S J Onro. home o£ Mrs Evelyn Beckstead in uled for 10:00 a. m., and the lunch found instructor David Gou.vley cousin, JoAnn Webb at Heidel· Riverton Monday afternoon. Games period, students will gather in the working O\'er--of all things--an berg. Bob is studying psychology The past nobl~ grand club of the were played and a luncheon served auditorium to sing Christmas incubator! Pressed hard, Afr. Gourley this at Dr Jung's school at Zurich and local Rebekah lodge entertained to 16 guests. lfrs Rayola Smith was carols. ,loAnn is studying at the Univers- their husbands at a Christmas par- the assisting hostess. morning offered his classes a brief ity of Maryland in Heidelberg. ty Tuesday night in the Midvale ---------. . explanation. \Vhile in Germany, she is making city hal. A turkey dinner and the The medicine men of the Indians Oscar \V1lde once satd that "fm culturing a few yeasts for borne with her uncle and aunt, exchange of gifts highlighted the were not the only fakirs to inhabil anything that could be taught was you,'' be announced. ''These yeasts =~a::n::d:_:M::r:s~H::u:t::c:::h:::in:::s::·_______:.:ev:,:e:,:m::·::n::_g':.s_e::n:::t::;e::,rta=in::m=•:n:t.______c::;o:::n:::li:::'n:::e:::n::t::ai:..._::U::.·..:S;:-__________.!...::n.:.ot.:._"...:'o...:r.:.th:...:..:l...:e...:am:..:::i...:n:::g._._________ and molds have been in the incubator for lhree days now." be add· ed. "We shall use them to study the lower forms of plant life; that is, the second period botany class will begin to study them at the ball. My students are going to pre~ pare slides on yeasts and molds to learn about the process of reproduction, as weU as about methods of mold growth and types of spoil· age in food.n • "The phylum name for t~~~ Gourley Shows! Yeast Plants I : ~~~!s i:lg~~~"!:~C:i:, ~:~. .1_ • • I ' . + • • • • Starts INSIA:my to re::e\e • ~ I .. • J .. .. I • • • • I +· • • • • d:..lly to ftrlllll'flll":i n.•UPve coughB, thro;\t. and achin~ ('bt-~t muli-Cle& du£, to ('<lid~;. A.. U:iterole adually hPlpe bn>ak up lorul f"Qngl' tion 1n the u~ rwr l'oron ·hLI -:let. n ;e and t.hr •at. ln 3 U'C"'IJ.::I.ha.. • • ' . • •• # , ' • • I • • • • • •• • • • • • • • •' ' .I. • • I ' • • ' I .' • . .' • ' • • • o I t UTOCO . ' Homes for Sale MIDVALE-large frame home on Center St. 2 bedrooms, gas heat, nice lot and garage. $3500. Terms or will trade. Large cinder-bock shop used for welding, auto repair, etc. near Midvale. $2750, or ofier. 3rd East near 6400 So. Fine modern basement house, 1 acre, fenced, coops for 600 hens, good cow barn and pig pens, $6500. Terms. Near 9th East and 5600 So. 4room frame, attached garage, 1.-3 acre. $6300. Furnished. Near 48th South and 2nd West: 4-room brick, 2 acres land, flowing well, barn and other out bldgs. $4000. $750 down. wm trade late model car on large, older home. MURRAY REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 4960 South State Ph. Mur. 611. Eves. 441.J and Mid. 383M Box 76, I·t·apcr. 12-29 ·-----------------------~I r - Midv•l• 1 I A<'-'NOUNCES - Complete visual care through 1 examination, refraction, selec·l tion of framt!s and lenses. f ~- C I Glass<?s Repaired ~ •- • I 9:00 to 5:00 I _ Ph. Mid. 961-J Evenings_~~_~~~t:. J LEATHER COATS RELINED, ~ paired. New Zippers installed. Murray Cleaners & Tailors. 63 E. 48th South, Murray, Utah. D22 FOR SALE-'34 Plymouth Coupe, with '39 motor. In excel. cond. 4 new tires and 2 used. $85.00. H. Johnson, 870 So 3th East, SaJ>dy, Utah DZl LADIES! Don't throw those nyloDJ away! Have them invisibly mend-ed at he Eleanor Shop, 4838 So. FOR SALE-16 mm Eastman cine State, Mun·ay. JU. movie camera. 1/5 lense with light meter, $45. Excellent condi· ONE VACANCY in West Jorda.lt tion. Tel. Mid. 308. D22 Rest Home. An ideal home f<ll the aged. Reconunendations fro111 patient's relatives. Call Mid. FOR SALE-Two bedroom modern 0492R3. on home. Vacant. Owner anxious to sell. Will consider $500 as down FOR SALE-Double red delicious, Rome Beauties and Jonatham. payment. For quick sale list your property apples. George H Poulson, Granite. Ph. Mid. 0481-R1. D22. with us. McMULLIN REALTY Mid. 1~ or 50 HELLO - FOLKS! FOR SALE-Canaries, guaranteed singers-$10. Tel. Mid 0297J4. ABERDEEN COAL TED'S CASH COAL Phone Midvale 286 FOR SALE - Banana, Delicious, Permain. Rome Beauty apples. 0. H. Ebert, Granite. Phone Mid. 0489-R3. Jan3 FAT TURKEYS, farm price, two Guinhllplers Use to relieve coughs-achy muscles The Dionne Quints have always had the bef'.t C'U!'P.. Evt-r sin<."C thf·y wHe Dr. Bruce J. Parsons OPTOMETRIST trnnounres Complete T'isual Care• Ph. Mur. 1500 4762 S. State Murrey, Utah 9 a.m. to S p.m. or by Apptt'nt. Sat.: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. FOR SALE-Westinghouse electric range. Ph. Mid. 246·J, or see at 145 Lincoln. D22 EXCELLENT FOR CHRISTMAS Columbia boys' bike like new. Horn. light. re£Jecto1·, murl guards. carrier and chrome wheels. A real beauty for $30. ~lur. 907-J. D22 HAVE YOUR RUGS CLEANEDright in your home for U1e com~ ing holidays We use the new Kir· by Renovating System. ·we have tJ few good used vacuum cleaners, with or without attachments. Peat son Rug Cleaners. Mid. 0881-R2 D22. •FOR FARMS and HOMES in Salt bal:rif'.s. they'vo wwd Muslf~ole to Lake county, see us. Subw·ban promptiy rdieve coughs and lo<al Real Estate, 7699 Soulh Slate SL c'?ngt'Stion of coldft. Be sure u(mr ~id-~ Phones )fid. 87; !\lid. 4743; Mid d:tesenjoy Musterole's great bl'!nfm.sl 05S?·R2 . granular superphosphate sells at n much lower cost per unit I han Treble or Triple. Why pay more for less when you can get more for less. You may not believe this but 20 tons of manure per acre increa>ed paslur" production 24.6%, while only 200 lbs. of commercial fertilizer per ,1(.-e cou· •i<ting of Ammonium Sulfate and phosphate increased pasture proJuction 45%. (Taken from page 28 of the Circular). These items now confirmed by the College E.~erinmnt Station were standard recommendations with your l\lineral Fertilizer Co. 3 years ago. Don't delay yow· profits any longer. Company recommendalions fm I9·j I an•; First, determine fertility lePel br soil analysis at our luborator1'· Th<'n produce 25 tons of sugar be<>ts per acre from 3 acre<. The harve't lotaled 77 tom. Of the many fertilizer applications last season following our recommend ntions w£> know of no production that was not reasonably close to our goal These production goals include tomatc"", hay, grain, potatoes, >ugar i><'CIS. ~md many other crops. After the best land has produred 40 crops it goes to low produrtwn tor placed in " fertilizer program. Fertilizer direct from our factories to the farm~ a~..;url's \ m of t1w luglt 41 yetJIS · of progress t V. E. BURGON, 0. D. 17 East Center get our planting and fertilizer recommendations, and do the iob now. La~t year we set up the East Midval!' Second ward 'VVeliare project I<• ••• UTAH 011: REFINING CO. and Stations and Dealers in Highest !:luality Petroleum Products~ ~ --------., St Tlus policy prescribes fertilizer use in accordance w1th crop and soil needs ilS determined by soil tests, tissue test<, cropping and plRnting practice for ea~h fif'ld every year . Page 9 summarizes that [aU is the most profitable Lime to fertilize . Page 24 indicate.< that an increaes of 10 torzs per acre of sugar beets wa< made by the addition of Ammonium Sulfa!<> to the phosphate and manure fer tilizers. We supply 21% (N) white crystal pure Ammonium Sulphate at the lowest cost for the highest quahty. Page 1:! shows that 100 (P:JJ•) lbs. of single superphosphate per acre, more than doubled alfalfa production. Further, that single superphospho te at the rate of 100 (P::Oo) lbs. per acre produced 113 of a ton more hay per RCr~ lhan 100 (P,Oo) lbs. of Treble superphosphate . Mineral Fertilizer Co. is Utah's only phosphate manufacturer and it• • ~ • Ml!i, Co. Inc. .- • 1)6 N Dear Fanner Cinular 26, page 14-. l tab Agricultur•l Experiment Station off t.llt' pres• recently recommend< to you the same soil policy of the '\linPnll Fertlim·r • • FOR SALE-H. & P all·alm unum • • • ' rub on ).I u.-;terole ... it's made ~on:o • I . • es.p~ I It \~ ... • I Mldval• Sc•tinlll'l, Caused by Colds Ju~t charge, 50 ccn ta per im;c-rUO!l. Egg \\-asher con-plcle WJth lY Jonl:: bi~rk brushes, sohd rubtter FOR SALE- Beautiful mahogany rol~ers, n~·.v '"aLer pump and eJec radio- phonograph, C. E. table tr.ic water hea r. Original rost model. Cost $100, will sell lor ~50 $735.00; uocd one year Call Mid or Jess. Phone Mid. 965-R. 12-22 vale 4226, or \Vilham Ste.adman &tc. For SORE THROAT 'Mustemle' Chest Colds r • • • FOR SAJ.£-Typ•wrlter ribbon~. •ddinq rna· ca.ine paper, butt•r..,rapper,, cardbo.rd and blocks north of Bingham Highlichens," the instructor concluded.: way. Box 530• R.D 1. D22 So far, the amateur "scientists'' FOR SALE-DeLuxe ABC Ironer. are fascinated mainly by the color$50.00. Philco portable radio· ing of the yeast and molds, which phonograph, $35.00. Philco cabinet ranges all the way from scarlet radio, $35.00. Frank H Pickett . red to deep blue, the deep blue be· 10400 So. 1500 West. South Jarlonging to the produces of peni· dan. D22 ciLUn. __________ _._,...._,. . • ... • • • • •• Rate: 10 <"..E"nts per line. Minimum ,.,t <Jnality at the lowesl cost. Tf'iephonr us today <md c&mmrnre to grt these b1g retums Jmm tlu. prorr fc,.,/ing of your crops. Very truly your<, Jo'RANK H. GUNNEU, MmJager Minl'ral Fertili7Pr Co. Midvale, Utah |