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Show The MIDVALE SENTINEL Sec 2 Pg 2 May 20, 1949 LARGE GROUP DENTIST: The man to see VISITS BOUELLS when you want a drilling time. I land, Calif, is spending a month as the guest of her parents, Mr & Mrs William Ferguson of With the completion next year Sandy. county recommends the liberal use cut off the leaves & roots, but of rhubarb in meal planning. of the $16,000,000 electrolytic copdon't peel it. She is also visiting her sister Mrs Lund received the informatThe skin is what gives the per refinery now being built by & brother in law, Mr & Mrs Ralph ion from Ruth Parrish, Consumer nice pink color to the cooked the Utah Division of the Kynne-co- tt Park & family. Education Specialist from the sauce. Copper company at Garfield, Utah State Agricultural College. Cut the stems into half inch 800 more jobs will be provided SECRETARY: A girl who often "Pie plant" is the old fashioned pieces & put them into a pan for Utah workmen. starts out with a lapse of memThe marriage will be held in Company officials this week est- ory and winds up with a memory the Salt Lake City LDS temple name for this vegetable that is with just enough water to cover most as a used Cook of fruit. the bottom the the new plant will increase of laps. imate commonly pan. just late in June. n until tender & add sugar. the yearly payroll about $2,500,000 After a short honeymoon, the While "pie plant'' has a sound that makes it seem Make a rhubarb pie, of course, bringing Kennecott's normal total couple plan ot reside in Salt as American as corn on the cob, with a criss cross top, for the payroll to approximately $19,000, Lake City. Domestic The prospective groom is the it is re ally a native of Siberia, first treat & tarts & turnovers 000 a year. Cost of the refinery will bring son of the late Bishop Bodell of introduced to the United States for special fun. Serve rhubarb sauce in a glass to $45,000,000 the amount spent Herriman and currently is at- about the time of the American Revolution. dish to make the most of its rosy by Kennecott in recent years in tending the University of Utah. Utah for improvements & new Rhubarb, with its fnesh, tart red color. With ginger cookies, it makes facilities to maintain efficient opflavor, is a special springtime treat. Canned or frozen it adds a fine ending to a meal. It makes eration & it help the Utah Copper a bit of Maytime to your meals a good beginning, too, when com- Division retain its place as the FOR APPOINTMENTS PHONE all year round. There's a plenty bined with otther fruits in a nation's foremost copper producer. maybe from your neighbor's gar- fruit cup. den or the corner grocery store. Rhubarb juioe, rich in color, In your selection, choose stalks makes a refreshing drink winter School Mid. 0487-R- 4 Plans were underway this that are crisp, well colored, & or summer. Serve it alone or High week for a four stake dance fes-- ! fairly thick. combined with ginger ale or other Holds tival to be held at the Jordan Stalks that are flabby are apt fruit juioes. Lemon, orange, apple In Auditorium to be tough & stringy when & cherry juice are all good comHiah School stadium June 7. The annual concert of the JorStakes taking part in the func- cooked. If you have rhubarb in panions for rhubarb juice & make dan High School chorus was held tion are East Jordan, West Jor- j your own garden, pull the fruit attractive thirst quenchers. Make Sunday at Jordan High School soon as they appear, the most of rhubarb season. Serve dan, North Jordan and Mt Jor ing stalks as auditorium under the direction dan. so that the stems will continue it often when its abundant & low of J Clement Crapo, school muMore htan 200 couples are ex- to be thick until lake summer. in price. & preserve some to use sical director. Pull the stems singly so as not later on. pected to attend. Featured at the concert were A theme of the "Four Js in two original compositions yb Business a Harmony" will be developed in G Epperson, musical suEmery dramatic sequence portrayed on Service pervisor of the Jordan school disthe stage at the north end of the Held trict. stadium. The concert was attended by a ! Dances presented will include P. O. Box 147 Midvale Indoozs crowd. large the tango, the samba, the waltz, The closing social for the Sandy j PHONE: MID. 901-folk dances and original dances The Midvale Junior Commu- First ward Mutual Improvement JOSEPH SARGENT FETED from each of the stakes particiAT BIRTHDAY PARTY nity Club this week elected Mrs Association postponed four times pating. as its new presi because of weather conditions was Stuart Joseph Sargent, Midvale, cele(Chelsea Choral numbers will be pre- dent to Mrs held Monday evening at the Sandy brated his fifth birthday May 8 replace outgoing sented individually and collec- Lewis Dahl. recreation hall. at a lawn party at his home. Tomato Plants, Pansies The retiring presidents of the tively by six different choral The election was held ThursFourteen guests attended the Petunias, etc. groups. ward Young Men's Mutual Im- celebration. in the Midvale City Hall. day GARDENS PIONEER honors will be given Special Other officers elected included provement Association & Young 202 Pioneer St Mid 656J W O Robinson, former dance di- Miss Women's Mutual Improvement POORS EXTERTAIX Fay Paulos, first vice presirector of the LDS church. Msr Peter Vordol, 2nd vice Association, Mrs Rachel Alsop & IX HERRIMAX dent; The show will be under the diMrs Theodore Sargent, Harry Setterberg were in charge Weekend guests of Mrs Cecil rection of Jay C Richards, super- president; Mrs Peter Poor & family, Herriman, were secretary; Loulias, cor- of the party. intendent of the Mt Jordan stake Although rain again prevented Mrs Mary E Poor, Mr & Mrs Rol-li- n YMMIA & Mrs Eileen Dunyon, responding secretary; Mrs Reed the group from holding the socMrs John Poor & daughter Marilyn of Johnson, treasurer; president of the same group. ial outdoors as planned, the party Denver, Colo. Mrs M E Poor Holtby, historian; Mrs Cliff Consign with us your cattle, chaplain; Mrs Carroll Healy, was a success, the presidents extended her visit this week. farm machinery, furnihorses, GIRL SCOUTS PLAX auditor; Mrs Lewis Dahl, mem- stated. ture and any miscellaneous SUMMER PROGRAM ber at large. SALT LAKE WOMAX items. Publicity director Mrs H C BarInstallation of officers 'vill RELIEF SOCIETY VISITS HERRIMAX We sell on commission or rows annouced this week that take place in June at a I'LAXS SOCIAL Mrs Elizabeth Bodell of Salt buy for cash. closing Midvale Girl Scouts will register luncheon. The Union First ward recreaLake was a recent guest of Mrs SALE SAT., MAY 21, 1 P. M. June 1 in the Midvale fire hall tion hall will be the scene of a Cecil Poor, Herriman, Mrs Bodell SALT LAKE LIVESTOCK for their annual summer camping "June Festival" slated Wednesday, is a former Herriman resident. BOGGESS FAMILY AUCTION CO. 1 m. be will 7:30 program. at June It sponp 1590 East 4800 South The girls will be allowed to EXTERTAIXED sored by the ward Relief Society. A hairpin PIPE CLEANER: Hoi. 219-- ; Mr & Mrs E E Boggess of attend Camp Cloud Rim for one with long underwear. week & the camp will be open Union were entertained at a STORK VISITS from July 4 to Aug 27, Mrs Bar- Mother's Day dinner at the Am- UXIOX COUPLE bassador Hotel club Sunday, May rows stated. Mr & Mrs Vernon Hurst, Union, announce the birth of a son at Registration a'so will be accep- 8 in Salt Lake City. ted for the Mount Del Camp, the They were guests of Mrs Bog- St Mark's, hospital. Salt Lak,e. scout official said. gess' son, Dr E W Boggess, & Thursday, May 12. Mrs Hurst is Day camp for the girls will be wife. the former Beth Van. Mrs Boggess attended an SSS held in Midvale city park July 11 luncheon Wednesday, May 11, at VISITS HERRIMAX through 15. the home of Mrs Mary Chambers Mr & Mrs Rulon Stocking & of Salt Lake. HERRI MAX FAMILIES Mrs Luella Court of Salt Lake VISIT IDAHO recently visited with their grandTwo Herriman families last mother, Mrs Lucy Butterfield in HERRIMAX WOMAX weekend motoned to Nauman, IdaHerriman. FETED IX S LC ho, where they were guests of Mrs John Butterfield, Herriman, Mr & Mrs Reed Crane. GROUP was honored guest at a Mothers HERRIMAX VISITS S L C They were Mr & Mrs Elmo in dinner held Park Liberty Densley & daughter Jane & Mr Day Recent Herriman guests of Mr by her family. & Mrs Vester Rasmussen & daugh& Mrs Vester Rasmussen of Salt Guests included Mr & Mrs Mar-te- il ter Kay. The Herriman guests Mrs Bodell & family, Mr & Mrs Lake were Mrs Henry Bodell, birthhis Crane celebrate Mrs Elmo helped Kent Densley Bodell, Floyd Bodell & family, Mr & C Sorensen. day. Mrs Blaine Bodell & family, all & Mrs Annie of Salt Lake City. IMPROVEMEXTS SLATED PIGMY: A little pig. Guests of Mrs Adeline tiodell. Sunday, May 8. were Mr Mrs Lowell Moss, son JohnMr & Mrs Wilford Cowley, East ny & daughter Shflla. Salt Lake; Second & South, Sandy, this week & Bodell Vern Mrs Mr family. West Jordan; Mr & Mrs Sam announced the engagement of Bode!l & family, Midvale; & Mr their daughter, Betty, to Arden J Bodell, son of Mrs Elizabeth M Midvale. & Mrs Ray Eod.-U- , Bodell, Salt Lake City. LODGE NOTICE Queen of the West Rebekahs Meet 2nd & 4th Mondays Fireman's Hall 8pm Phone Mid. 433-All Visiting Rebekahs Welcome NO DOWN PAYMENT CALIFORNIA COUPLE VISITS SANDY Mrs Bernice F Tudor of Oak- Kennecott Plans Siill Means Good Pie Planl Huge Expansion Mrs Nettie B Lund, home de- to destroy the crown of the plant. At Garfield monstraiion agent for Salt Lake When cooking rhubarb, wash & Allhough Rhubarb Is Russian It Sandy Girl Plans Wedding With University Student -, home-spu- Sewing You can iemodel Yes, the wax is over. and Fine Tailoring now on piewaz teims Four Slakes Plan Happy Days Are Here Again Join! Dance In Jordan Stadium 13 RUTH WOOD Choius Conceit LOANS ! Accounting Service Jordan Sandy Outdoor Community Club Social Elects Stuart As President REMODEL NOW PLANTS NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS 3 YEARS TO PAY AUCTION Don't just gaze with astonishment when water leaks from some place you never dreamed it could be call Murray 464 so one of our expert plumbers will be right out to repair a minor break before 1 "DID YOU CALL A PLUMBER?" it becomes a Ket-ne- major problem. MURRAY PLUMBING & APPLIANCE CO. 4935 SOUTH STATE STREET MURRAY - Dial Phone Murray 464 r, . 17 CRANE THEATRE RIVERTON & Friday KiutRiiiH wutiu IIWjjBlllCWi Wf DRAPER May 20 & 21 Saturday is ; ji fjfl j 2nd Feature Sunday & , JOHN GARFIELD LIILI PALMER """Sniff ic South of the Chis-holTrail Brush the years away! tnn . .J, umik Mian m May 22 & 23 Monday tJ V. 4 .jr. FOR UXIOX REC CLUB Plans for Improving the Union recreation grounds were discussed by the Union Recreation Area committee during a meeting Monday, May 9, at the Union junior high school. Meetings of the group are held the second Mondy of each month, said H J Godfrey, chairman of the organization. APLOMB: A prune's ancestor. ACME - FISHER - BUD- - , WEISER BEER ON TAP A V W- JFf Jr - r Your favorite brand of bottled beer ice cold. Directly from our walk-i- n cooler box; 1 to 20 :: ' ''- ' ? . rj " . j y$ Wer of forest! i cases available at all times. Dancing Every Night Except Sunday NO COVER CHARGE SHUFFLEBOARD CLAWSOX FETED OX BIRTHDAY Mrs Eldrige Clawson, Union, , en- tertained at a birthday party May 12 in honor of her husband. Among the guests were Mr & Mrs Jacob Griffith & family, Mrs Elva French & family, & Mr Car- as the human ear. 56.00 CECIL FTJRR. Riverton. Utah STORK VISITS UXIOX COUPLE Mr & Mrs Verald Lamb, Union this week announced the birth of a daughter May 8th in the Cottonwood Maternity Home. She is the seventh child in the (family & the first girl. Her weight at birth was eight pounds. SAXDY Victor Records RECORDS RIDERS IN THE Saddle Again COUPLE Wednesday I :: Paramount's Thursday Life Representing STATE FARM MUTUAL World's Largest Auto Ins. Co. X FiS'tE r.!ARlY "''''!,!!!;!!';t!!l!!j!!,"'!!,!'!!!1 MiiiijtiitoiliilililW iliillilM JOE RUBY'S TAVERN Rhythms S. Mid. 4556 L. Latin Suite-Philade- 0 Come in and see and play the new RCA Victor 45 RPM Players and records-- entirely new system. NO N Main There,rno"'"end to the things you can do with Enameloid! You can make furniture, woodwork, walls, 1001 things sparkle like new! Just one coat of colorful Enameloid does the trick, dries rapidly to a brilliant, durable finish smooth-brushin- SOTER'S 47 E lphia Mid S12 other rub acts faster in g . . adds dazzlinor new life and zest to -- tired, shabby things. Resists dirt, stains, rough treatment. Cleans easily with a damp cloth. Available in a wide variety of glorious colors. Ask for, the Enameloid color card. ' 117 $ j fZ j 109 NO. MAIN ULILE D YEHSICT fiAVniLlAND Riverton, Utah ONE COAT COVERS! NO BRUSH MARKS! DRIES QUICKLY! , PORCELAIN-LIKFINISH! American Freddy Martin p.70waltzes You Saved For Me Wayne King Nutcracker Orchestra 3 LeGrande C. Poor fx SHERWIN - WILLIAMS ALBUMS Fire .with 1 easy coat of mmy INSURANCE Auto .. Dorsey Mr & Mrs Ether Stocking, Sandy, were guests of Mr & Mrs F T Crane, Herriman, Friday, May 13. MATINEE AND EVENING May 24 & 25 SKYSingle Vaughn Monroe The Huckle Buck-To- Forever and EverI Don't See Me In Your Eyes Any More Perry Como I Do, I Do, I DoTennessee Waltz Wayne King for your favorite Beer & . Drop Card to los Clawson. Luncheon was served. Hunting and Fishing Licenses Sold Now at Joe Ruby's Tavern , Electronic Instrument . . It tunes 25 times as accuratey DM-102- Stop in PIANO TUNING SCIENTIFIC if. v. f V -- MIDVALE 345 TELEVISION 6 DAYS A WEEK on Stomach GasRelieved ia 5 minute or double your money back Vhn rw itoroaiii rid ptinful, sufftx-i- rut tng gs. tour stomal and heartburn, doctors usual 1) prpArnto the acting mexlirfm-- s known tot hke thoM in Bell-afjmptmfiatir relief mttlk-inTablets. laxatirc. Bell-anbringt comfnrt In I Jiffy of Amble yuur money back on ralura ol bottli Co u, '2"e at all druggist. fattt Lumber & Hdw. Cariwright 8601 SO. STATE ST. Phone Midvale 963-- to rcfiv caKtw acMflt iruicll i Mai |