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Show IllcicIH mm fQee-lflfjarhd By Car?. H.CB. Copies of The Sentinel are on sale every Thursday afternoon at Midvale Drug, Vincent Drug, and the Variety Self Service store. Vo!um3 XIX Because July 4th is on Friday next week, The Sentinel will endeavor to come out a day early so that everyone will get their paper on Thursday. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to please cooperate by having their copy ready early next week. "A Friendly Newspaper" Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah No. 26 Ride 'Em, Cowboy! Dave Brown Elected y it v would cause the public. r Because of a great abundance of news and a corresponding lack of space, this column is cut short this week, but Ye Ed will make it up next time. 'V Granite To Honor Independence Day Peter Peterson residents will be former Many heading for Granite on July 4th to join the local people in celebrating the nation's birthday. This year marks the 80th year since the community was settled and that fact coupled with the national holBy Mrs. S. iday will make a day of friendship fun. and good Festivities will get under way at 1 o'clock, featuring an appropriate parade, directed by the PriAssociation., Competitive mary games for old and young will swing into action headed by the Civic Committee. Contest winners will be awarded adequately. Concession stands, ample and varied, will satisfy every need un til 7 o'clock when a community supper, served cafeteria style, is scheduled under the guidance of the Relief Society. A picture show featuring, Bing Crosby and Joan Blondell in "East Side of Heaven," will top off the day. Plan Gala Union For! Days Tet t" - Cof C.Head There is some talk about local stores closing July 4 and 5 making a three-daholiday. But as we went to press nothing definite had been agreed upon. However, it is doubtful if the food and drug stores will close on Saturday, July 5, because of the inconvenience Friday, June 27, 1952 Il l V i Typical scene from last year's amateur rodeo "Settlers Day" Noel Bateman Appointed Sandy City Mayor Rodeo Slated At West Jordan Heading the Midvale Chamber of Commerce for the next year will be David Brown, manager of the Earl Smith Firestone store, who was elected president of the organization at a dinner meeting Tuesday night at the city hall. Melvin Carlson, manager of the West Jordan Lumber Co., and a member of the Midvale city coun cil, was named as vice preseident. New directors include Myron Bosh, Walter Clyde Fechser, and Vance ) E. Burgon. Coyne George Hackett, immediate past president, was made an member of the board, by a resolu tion amending the President Hackett gave a report of the past year's activities of the Chamber of Commerce, which dis- ciosea mat many projects were successfully completed, including the establishment of a city parking lot, and several retail trade promotions. He expressed appreciation for the fine cooperation given to the Chamber by the city administration during his term of office, and also stated that the Chamber was ending its present fiscal year in sound financial con- aition. lt was decided at the meeting that a reta, trade promotion to De cauea Miavaie Dividend Days," be held to coincide with the Har vest Days celebration next month, u eveni win oe puo licized soon. 'A J Part of general committee for Union's 1952 celebration mapping activities for July 3, 4 and 5. Seated are Elmo Brady, general chairman, and Mrs. Lois Richardson, sercretary. Standing: In Mrs. Maxine Huff (left) and Mrs Mary Brown, representing the P.-A.; Dcllis Forbush, Lions club; Milton Nickle, Amerison of Thomas, can Legion; Mrs. Helen Erickson, American Legion Auxiliary. Local Soldier Wounded Korea Combat T. Pfc. Robert L. "Settlers Day Junior Rodeo" is Mr. and Mrs. Robert L Thomas, At a special meeting of the San- the title of an entertainment soon- Sr., of South Jordan, was wounded dy city council Tuesday evening, sored bv the West Jordan Junior in action in Korea on June 16, acNoal Bateman, councilman, was Chamber of Commerce, to be held cording to word received by his appointed mayor to fill the unex- in that community Thursday. Juiy parents. at 5:30 n.m. . hecinnin pired term of Mayor Isaac L Pfc. Thomas entered the army cn who has moved to Salt Lake NovelFMturine a crand entrv. May 8, 1951, and received basic City to make his home. Mayor ly races, wild cow, steer and calf Replete with attractions of all to the public all three days, Rufus Bateman's term will continue until ridins. calf rooms?, trick riding. training at Camp Roberts, Calif. kinds, the, program for the 1952 Ray, publicity chairman, said. He was flown to Japan last Novem Jan. 1, 1951. etc., the rodeo promises to oe a Harvest Days celebration was reDuring the afternoons of July 11 ber, and after a month'; training leased this week Wilford Pierson, a former ma thriller from start to finish. by Lyle D. Web- and 12, there will be a free show Inwas to 179 the there assigned yor and councilman, was appoined All junior contestants are invit ster, president of the Midvale in the business district, featuring to fill the vacancy on the council. ed to participate in all events, but fantry, 45th Division, and served club, sponsors. novelty acts. in the front lines until wounded. He has had much experience in must have a signed release from 10, with Thursday, Starting Harvest Days of 1952 will be July Sandy municipal affairs. After hospitalization, it is ex- - the first their parents, the committee said. of Wallace climaxed Saturday night, July 12, performance that Pfc. Thomas will be Brothers There will be plenty of parking Circus, the festivities with a free street dance, featur JEWELRYMAN'S SHOP and patrons may watch the The Jordan Valley Camera Gub returned to the United States will continue space, through Saturday ing square and regular dancing, ROLL BURGLARIZED SUNDAY show from their cars, or from the will sponsor a showing of color early next fall. His wound was 12, with something do with two orchestras supplying the night, July New Subscribers: J. S. Morgan, watchmaker and bleachers. Admission prices are slides, .to be brought from the 8th caused by a rocket bomb, his falh ing at all times. music, and the final event will be Lester Butterfield, Herriman . jewelry repair man, reported to 25 cents for children, 50 cents for Salt Lake International Color Slide ereaid. The circus the awarding of a beautiful Ford will a matinee play James Win. Thompson, Sandy police Sunday night that his shop adults, and only 1.50 lor ine en- - Exhibition, on Monday evening, and 10 automobile, the grand prize of the evening performance July Honore Stagg, Midvale on North Main St. had been enter tire family. CLUB VISITS DAIRY June 30, at 7:30 p m at the Salt celebration. in tent their be which will huge Loris P Kartchner, West Jordan ed sometime that day between 10 Lake County Library auditorium, club The West Jordan boys' set up at the Midvale school a.m. and 5 p.m. and robbed of in Midvale. Douglas Norton, Sandy spent an interesting afternoon at Elva Barney, Sandy $4.20 in cash. A box of pennies These beautiful slides represent the Winder Dairy, Murray, with grounds and another highlight of Renewals: was left untouched. the finest work of the best color their leader, William Schore. They opening day will be the grand parade at 6:30 p.m. Vester Rasmussen, Idaho Falls Entrance to the shop was made n , I PUIU61 . SyilCI 9 IU UJC UUIWU 9W11 were shown the herd of over 100 fa State Fair Shows Carnival will Herriimaa by prying open the rear door. The Louis Christensen es and several neighboring count- fine milk cows and how they were UirrnCiay CVen Week-En- d I . qnn W1r u A ow R C Ohlwiler, Los Angeles, Cal. thief is believed to be a young boy, uui operate throughout the entire of care and milked. The The spacious lawn inside the cutting celebration on the lot south of the Dansie's Place, Herriman who once before pilfered Mr. Mor .wit- - wound, nf th. Ilnltd enierea in ine sau iam exninu the Elder Spencer W Kimball of the hay was shown, and a tour of VSSR&MCo., Salt Lake City here by Douglas M. the huge barn and storage space city ball park, and will provide a Council of Twelve Apostles of the gan's shop. The suspect has been SUtes Smeltine Refinina and Min- DrO J Graham, Midvale exhibition chairman of the for the hay. variety of rides and concessions, L.D.S. church, and Elder J Leonapprehended by the officers. ing Co. Midvale plant Wednesday Brown, i Mr. Webster said. Melvin Proctor, Union I SnoW. U aftArannn wax the local nf a nrn. ard Love, of the Church Welfare The care ana preparation of the O M Despain, Granite OFFICERS MEETING CALLED The Highlight of July 11 and 12 will Committee, will represent the genis invited public cordially milk for the bottle for an inter gram observing the 50th anniver be the outdoor spectacle, "South eral church authorities at sessions BY LOCAL REPUBLICANS C C Pingree, Granite to the showing. sary of the plant Friends, em esting and education! part of the of the Border A meeting for Republican disto be of ML Jordan stake's 41st quarter Arthur Piggott, Sandy Club Vanities," AWs Monthly tour. Cleanliness of handling milk ployees and families, former em at Kiwanis trict officers, delegates and comeach Bowl eve ly conference, June 28 and 29. The J M Boyden, Salt Lake City staged Jordan Camera Club Valley to make it ready for market was ployees, townspeople and out-o- f mittee members of all districts in town Edward V Peterson, Sandy is vaude a the finest ning, new featuring The conference will start Satur comparatively organiza visitors comprised the crowd impressive. ville talent in the United SUtes, the 17th legislative district will be of over 1200 Fred T Borg, Sandy tion. Members are photographers in evening with a welfare meet attendance, day A was time had by all and persons good held Monday, at 8 p.m., in the and produced by Clarence Smith. from the south Salt Lake county Loyal Kunz, Sandy at Sneakers Included Draper Second ward chapel ing Gov. are to forward boys they looking j. area' ,nd Mearl Wenerstrom, Sandy Scout Cabin in the rear of East Bracken added Another attraction this are once held all meetings for stake and ward committees, other projects and outings. Lee, Mayor Henry BeckMi'Jvilff ward chapel. J E Drake, West Jordan year will be an electrical show at 6:30 p m, and a priesthood seswe monui uorwr u stead. W. C. Page, vice president Boyd Nielsen, Lester Abbott, sponsored by the Utah Power & All persons interested in good of irssRAM Co.. SnnL c. A. Nrf. Ed Loranger, Midvale torium, on the second Wednes sion at 8 p m. ' Reporters Light Co., in a special tent to be are invited attend to Midvale Levi Jenkins, m- - AH camera fans pove.nmont :3 l dV P General sessions will be held A. son Jimn Rahman, rellrwl the meeting, said T. Donald Crecr, erected on North Main SL in the Sunday at Sandy recreation hall. Clayton Smith, Midvale bachouse foreman, and R. A. Pal- - are invitei to ltend the meetings Wedding Announcements Bell Canyon Irr. Co., Crescent distiict chairman. and to Join the group. vicinity of the ball park. The ex at 10 a m and 7 p m, according to at The Sentinel office lanch, master of ceremonies. Music hibit will feature the latest de Stanley A Rasmussen, stake presi was by the Midvale junior high velopments and gadgets in the dent, who will be in charge. school band, and following the pro electrical industry, said J. M. War Music for the Sunday morning conducted were tours gram, plant local Co. U.P.1L ner, will be by Draper Second manager session and box by smelter personnel, This be will to free the with Hiram Sutcliff as ward display choir, lunches served to all visitors. all three public and days, Regena Roden as acdirector, su A. to & Utah Power C Nelson, According Light Co. this transmission lines and intensive 11 On a and rec Music for the evening 12, county July companist perintendent of the smelter, era- - week announced plans to spend distribution work. A new tournament reation ML Softball will Jordan stake be will session by ployes now working at the plant some $11,780,000 during 1952 for 44.000-vol- t line will go up between be held to decide the county cham Youth Chorus, directed by C Lloyd of construction of have and a total 7,819 years V improvement of Gadsby plant and southeast sub e tennis Dimond, and accompanied by Marand smelting 'know- - its electrical facilities In the Salt station in Salt Lake. This will pionship. Also, county-wid"milling tournaments are planned for these ilyn Day. Lake-Parhow'." areas. strenghten the power supply to The entire membership of the The projected construction, de-- the city's mushrooming southeast days. "As of today, capital Investment In connection eclcbra with the is urged to attend the sesstake in the smelter exceeds $10.5 mil- - dared J. C littlcficld, company's area. The second line will be built tion l this the year, gar sions, requests Pres. Rasmusen. lion or an investment of $23,000 Salt Lake division manager, is from Magna to cobalt refineries in A den club its flower annual stages for each employe," he said. part of the overall $70 million, the west end of the valley and show during the fete, at the city When you have a news item 1 In its 50 years of history, the five-yea- r expansion program being thence to two television relay be and The Midvale ScntineL will exhibit Phone the free hall, smelter has reduced 11 million conducted by LT&L, Purpose of towers to be bulit by Salt Lake TV tons of ore, recovering 1.5 mil- the program, he laid, U to keep stations on peaks of the Oquirrh lion tons of lead, one million tons the area It serves ahead of It mountains. Line also will provide of 7inc, 150 million ounces of sil electric needs. It will be financed belter voltage into Tooele valley. X. f ver and 1.5 million ounces of gold. principally by sale of stock and In Salt Lake City, a ! V "along with lesser amounts of by borrowings. The fourth and ing atreetlighting program will other metals." Mr. Nelson said. largest year of the expansion pro be continued, stated the division refurnished, yet Traveling on its own great fleet Completely .W. C. Page, vice president and gram, 1052 will see a record $17 manager. The state's largest mer changeless as the spring, Amer- of 52 motorized units, Wallace r system stretching on ica's outstanding trained wild ani- Bros. Circus should not be congtncral manager of western op- - million put Into scores of electric critions of the firm, said the Mid' projects ranging from power 13th East from South Temple St, mal show, the great Wallace Bros. fused with any of the small tent-les- s units that call themselves vale smelter was the oldest op- - plants to new distribution lines to Highland Drive will be complet- Circus, is coming to Midvale for: V. ed this summer. First section of afternoon and evening perfor Circus and as such mislead the serving home and Industry. crating smelter In Utah. "Where there were one 40 Largest tingle Item In this year's this project was turned on in cere- mances on Thursday, July 10, at public into expecting a show with i" the playground located at Midvale the performance in the grand old smelters in the state there are budget Is the Gadsby steam-electrimonies held last week. 1 d I.J.. .mIm flAA I . nmt..f tnn school, under the auspices of the tradition. Electric power is the plant in Salt Lake City when) a 73,000 kilowatt generating unit of industry," pointed out Mr. Lit Kiwanis Club. The circus will bring with it Mr. Page said. The Circus committee of the scores of fine horses and ponies; II. L. Johnson, manager of the Us scheduled to go Into operation tlcficld. "Each day an American Midvale plant of the firm, was this fall. It wUl follow Gad&by't worker at his Job uses enough Kiwanis club has started their ad trained lions, bears, camels Hamas scncral chairman of the eclcbra- - initial 60,000 kilowatt generator electric power to equal 210 other vance sale of tickets for this great and a host of other zoological athlch was put in service last men working at the tame task. In Trained Animal Circus. tractions as well as astounding action, 1 T September. Total cost of the giant other words, a force of 210 'slave wGreatly enlarged and stream- robatic stars and death defying - r The Midvale Ladies Fire Auxil- - power plant Is set at S23V4 million. laborers at the command of each lined in every department, this aerial sensations, plus as an added nnd looks foods DAIRY DARLINGS entertained the Midvale lire-- Upon completion, it will be cap worker. By this expansion of tu largest of all motorized circus of- attraction "Rambling" Tommy good iary help "Dairy men at a canyon party Wednes- - able of serving all the electric facilities, Utah Power & Light Co fers an overwhelming feast of ex- Scott, star of pictures, radio and the; June Dairy Month message of Utah's Dairy good health," to keep this section of traordinary features supplement- tlevision and recording artist . is day night at Tanners flat Mrs. I needs of 200,000 people. Darling, Lavon Drown of Provo (left), nnd her attendants, Bar- Ellen Jenkins of Midvale, and Mrs. other major projects In the dl (heworking Performances will be given at nation strong electrically as ed by exciting music, frolicsome bara Birlhead of Ogdcn (center), and Helen I Iyer of Lcwistoii. Winnie Burton of Salt Lake City, vision, said Mr. LltUcIleld, Include America continues t 1U pro merriment and flamboyant color 2:30 and 8 p.m. with doors to the I Miss Brown was crowned at Dairy Day at Lagoon last week. were in charge the outing. construction of two important taction for freedom." ing. big top open one hour earlier. Sor-enso- HARVEST DAY FETE PROGRAM MAPPED Camera Club Lists Colored Slide Showing June 30 HONOR 4-- H 4-- Throngs Attend Smelter's 50th Mi. Jordan Stake Maps Conference - For the ii,.i ""w Ue . " Utah Power & Light Maps Huge Construction Program ' k City-Toocl- e Mid-Flora- 1 on Your Calendar, The Circus Is on Its Way! Ring July far-reac- h cury-vapo- t r- life-bloo- , - " all-ou- d 10 -- |