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Show Universal Microfilming Corp, 141 Pierpont Ave. Salt Lake Cityl, Utah" 5-1- -57 The Midvale Sentinel Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah Volume XXIV Number 7 SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 PER YEAR BY MAIL SINGLE COPY 5c Utah P. it L Co. Jordan Tods Granite to Lead League i Jordan, scourge of the Big Nine for lo these many years, had beaten down all opposition and once more stood alone at the top of the standings this week. Granite, which toppled Tooele early last week, couldn't turn the same trick against the Diggers, and Jordan won its 7th straight in league play, 54-4This Friday Jordan invades Tooele for what may be one of the crucial games of the season. Next Tuesday .the Beetdiggers play Murray, a team that has flashed to a couple of classy wins lately, and then close the season on Mar. 1 with a return game against Tooele at Jordan. ihe state tournament opens Mar. 6 at the field house. Granite came to Jordan with a three-gam- e winning streak, but the Beetdiggers went right to work on it, and had a 14-- advan tage at the quarter, and made it the half. By the end of the third quarter the Diggers had a advantage and the reserves lost only a little of it as they took over for the regulars. Jordan t Friday, February 15, 1957 A $,vm S 1 pends$1 Million n Substation South and 10th West. According to Joe Warner, UP&L Midvale district representative, the new substation will assure adequate power for the Midvale areas ferwm8 power needs and will step down voltage V from 133.000 volts to 43,000 volts for distribution in the area. Warner said cement founda tions for the structures are complete and some 20,000 yards of 'N T AT Be fill material are being moved in By JAY on the site to raise the ground level above possible flood heights Overheard on Main St.: of the Jordan river. The complet"The modern woman has to Midvale The ed project will u.se 300 cubic police department, have two lines: One for the men which has not had any new ser yards of concrete. Erection of 103 to listen to and the other for 'em vice revolvers for about 15 tons of structural steel will beto look at." "Operation Jordan" the U.S. Ralph K. Voyce, 39 Wasatch; years" will get some new arms gin Feb. 15 when grading is comthe city council voted last Friday plete. Reserve buildup in the Jor- John M. Zrno, 209 First Ave We notice several of the daily Army Carl Zabriski, 329 Jackson St., Ready for service by early sum evening. dan rolled has into Valley, high Midvale. and weekly papers around the was reported that two offi- mer, the new substation will supIt as its week entered second it state have been announcing in- gear James Dean Cannon, 13552 cers are carrying their own weap ply 46.000 volts for distribution creases in the price of their sub- of the actual recruiting phase. South 13th West, Riverton; Garry to a locked filing cabinet chopped opeh early ons, and the council voted to re- to smaller substations at Midvale, Dam.ige Vernon McGuire, Capt. project scriptions. The recent increases W. Crump, 313 South 12th East, present equipment with Draper, Jordan Narrows, and Lumber Co. whore loot place in the price of newsprint and imTpesday by burglars at Tri-Stat- e new type cuns as rapidly as the Lark. These substations are now Sandy; Larry W. Crump, 313 "included $219 in cash and chocks for over $1,500 is looked Open house and activation South 12th East, Sandy; Russell pending increases in postage cerbeing ehlarged and modernized, budget wul permit. tainly justify "passing the in- ceremonies for Co. E, origin- D. Larson, 216 North 2nd West, The street light committee is Warner said. The present substaover by Oscar McIIenry, assistant manager, and Lewis C. creases along" to the customer, ally scheduled for Feb. 21, Sandy; Shire Mori, Rl, Box 426, tion at Midvale is receiving new investigating a source of 6 6 6 18 Bishop, manager. Miller for East 13800 South, ( Sentinel Photo ) of poles for additional supply just as the stores are doing when have been street oil switches and a new bank of Draper. :.. 6 3 trainHowlett Thursday, Feb. 28, at the they put in trading stamps. Sandy; Harold L. Rawson. 675 lights in Midvale, the supply of transformers to increase distrib5 2 0 10 Unless .things get a lot worse, ing center at 30 S. Main in The following are previous Pollard ution capacity. A new and shorthaving been exhausted. poles 4 2 the Sentinel has no intention of Midvale. All citizens of the members of the company who Berrett The county recreation depart- er line to Draper will increase re at4 2 0 2 Kiholm to will be moved here with the or- increasing its subscription price. Jordan area are invited ment has again advised Midvale liability of supply to that area. 0 2 2 2 We would lota rather have more tend. Stepan it has no money for baseball The new substation will be of that 2 0 0 4 1st Lt. Mont W. Deming. 66 Anderson subscribers at $2.50 a year than the latest design and construc at the local diamond. lights "0 0 0 0 raise the price and have fewer officer, has indicated that he is First Ave., Midvale; 1st LL Don- Goss The American Legion, Jordan tion, built entirely of steel and Six Salt in southern several screw ind burglaries well satisfied with the progress ald J. Norton, 155 W. Center drivers, large 0 0 0 0 readers. St., Hakanson two of them in all taken from the firm's stock Post No. 35. was given the use of welded aluminum tubing. The 0 0 0 0 Lake County Bullett There seems to be little doubt being made although a number new design eliminates 80 of on (Continued 4) page had city and coun- and used to pound open the safe. the city hall banquet room and : 0 0 0 0 Midvale city Kidd that second class mail (magazines of prospective enlistees are being the firemen's hall for a district insulators used in older substaon The clues robbers used ty At palice to an gloves. scanty sworn working in owing 22 20 10 54 Totals and newspapers) will get a sub delayed In Midvale on tions of this size and will use tempts to take fingerprints re Legion27.convention G T F P this week. Fire" Granite stantial increase in postage rates, unavoidable holdup in adminihas been much less space. This design The Apr. Auxiliary break-iAll of the investrobberies vealed only glove-printr 3 2 2 8 letter postage. strative processing and physical Bagley along with use of facilities in the gives additional assurance against granted and found. occuired the Monday second-clasexamination. igators night 2 2 0 4 $2,500 Ziglich Latest report is that the for its equipment failure. Because of the great emphasis S. Heber Butterfield. manager County Library building 2 4 3 7 total loss amounted to more than Rasmussen increase will be about 70 Latest types of control equip meetings. 0 2 1 1 $1,000 in cash, plus some $1,500 at Utah Poultry, found a back will be housed in a steel on top of 30 increase within that the U.S. Army Reserve places Fire damaged an East Midvale Turbin ment was on the physical mental, and mor home early Friday morning and Prociv window broken and the office' Harold Chrlstopherson 6 9 8 20 in checks. the last five years. control house and will be entirely to attend the authority granted E. 212 Lumber Co., 0 0 0 0 ramsacked when he opened up water and sewer convention in automatic. The substation will reThe dailies can avoid most of al fitness of its members, the was brought under control by the Howard 0 0 0 0 Center St.. lost $218 to the burg Tuesday morning. Steinke this bv using carrier delivery, slight delay in processing is not county fire department. quire no attendant. Salt Lake this week. The Ivan Dahl home, 153 East Shuman 0 0 0 0 lars, who used the firm's tools to Present plans call for installaChief of Police Joe Mazuran which is not feasible for week- considered unusual. A plague of rats has been wreck heavy-duta fil and open "We are happy to report," said 7720 South, suffered loss estimat Thurgood 0 10 0 said be believed all of the burg quelled in downtown Midvale by tion of transformers of 25.000 lies. 13 20 14 40 ing cabinet with a combination laries were committed by the Capt. McGuire, "that we have ed at $2,500. The garage was de Totals rat but there remains.1 kilowatts capacity, but the sub been forced to reject only a very stroyed, a 1951 model car was a Granite 6 17 25 40 lock. Also missing were two same persons, or at least by 'he poison, of who will exMaz Joe Midvale's police chief, pay for station is designed for easy problem one for few and Jordan nearly $1,500 young men total loss, $500 damage done to Jordan 14 26 44 54 checks, working together. All of the poison. The council feels the pansion to 100 000 kilowatts if groups uran. is concerned over the lack for "enlistmentValley onfor over $100; a number of in the Army Re- the home, and a mother dog and break-inOther Big Nine Scores occurred after mid businessmen abould pay, point necessary. f exchange of information be serve. The record for other checks in the cabinet were the ner live pups died in the burn South 58, Olympus 27. Mr Warner said eventually, the it was believed. nieht, tween police officers in Utah is so far the lowest we rejections ing out that it was their refuse wadded on and tossed the floor en have up ing garage. West 52, East 41. to which attracted the rats in the new high voltage substation will entrance No provision is made for passing countered." most In instances of office. the County firemen reported that Murray 62, Cyprus 45. supply also the entire area south on information between We coun Utah Poultry and Farmers Co the places was gained by break first place. The business men of Below is a listing of the pre an electric light bulb used to Nine 3000 South and east of State Standings Big was or counter the that the window a the patrol, and poison highway ty officers, unlocking sent members of Company "E." keep the pups warm through the op 88 W. Sixth Ave., was entered ing W L and Is Street. The recently completed health officer tav the dored Salt Lake City police, and depart The at by the Bingham sash, though but nothing taken, though the following are new members night apparently overheated and Jordan 7 0 1.000 rnents in the smaller towns. ern a hap was pried off the front the city's responsibility. The rat Butler substation at be7000 South who have completed all process set fire to a blanket in the 6 1 .857 office was ramsacked. , put into gar Tooeie are under control but the poison and 2200 East will "When Salt Lake has a series and have been sworn in since age. Biggest loss of the night was door. weeks .571 three or ing 3 4 in two service South weeks recent for. in as of holdups .Apparently the first place en is unpaid the canpaipn started: A neighbor, Mrs John Walker, Olympus 3 4 .429 at Bingham High School where when a new transmission line is e council The Midvale was in we don't get any information ox purchase approved tered safe was pried new subBilly G. Bowles. 161 Olympus; was awakened by the wind about Granite 3 4 .429 an 8x8 foot walk-ias plaster from the fire- of 40 additional water meters and complete. Several other cent what we read in the papers." Rcbert M. Dahl. 149 N. Main: 4 a.m. and saw the flaming gar- West open and between $600 and $700 Lumber, in the south be built will .429 4 3 stations made attendant is for the No clothes Maz says. provision proof cabinet was found in the rubber Dennis L. Farmer, 97 N. Grant; age. She called Midvale police East 3 5 .375 was taken, much of it in student end of the Salt Lake valley when at the disposal plant for supplying other departments Walter S. Hone, 420 S. Main; who notified poultry establishment. funds. fire the .286 demands become stabilized. 2 5 department. Murray with th bandits' method of opAnother Bingham place, the 1 6 .143 Cyprus of persons eration, descriptions Big Four tavern, was entered and Fullmer Fights Monday nd cars, and anything else thai Clean-u- p $144 was taken from the cash Plans of C. C. a or avoid prepetuatton might Night in Denver, Colo. register. Promotion for March crime wave. Six place in this 1300 dough's Triangle Service, Gone Fullmer fights in Denver area were burglarized Monday Midvale's water system, given replacements a$ indicated. a Chamber of Com West 7800 South, West Jordan Walter Plans chain for Cosgriff, in fewer of; president In banking, Monday 11 resulting night. It will be a non- Tuesday Nephl places night; The Midvale city. Sandy city, was entered but nothing taken. the State by merce oanxs provisional approval man match promotion title merchandising were there Bank Continental noti Midvale against Ernie Duran-dthen of and ioaay nieht'MidvaL. police Riverton Motor Co. at Riverton Board of Health in its annual and Union and Jordan Irrigation fied Dollce departments In the associated with some 40 banking generation ago, and giving Amer in March were announced to was also entered an all have Co. culinary systems and some small A second fight in Denver hat southern tart of the state, alert institutions in the West, was the ica s present banking system members Wednesday noon by ratings announced Monday, ap- interest in the installations In tho change taken. of chairman some Lawrence of the Norman, been and characteristics of situation the the to arranged for Wednesday, them ing At three of the places, Bing parently missed full approval by triple divide area and are now Feb. 27, when Gene meets Char-Ic- y speaker Wednesday noon at the the retail trades committee. additional to the passing on what information the; monthly dinner meeting of the European system. make a narrow committed margin. Mayor Henry Taxes have also been a factor bout that Cotton In a non-titlThe promotion will be timed ham High School. Riverton Mo had. necessary improvements. Midvale Chamber of Commerce. in this will tors, and Big Four Tavern, other Beckstead said. and be televised. will for about as well as is the trend, short there cooperagood end I new a head Locally, wier re his Beckstead said Mayor year Mr sums out the jst of money were overlooked pointed Mr NorGene won the middleweight of the independent feature spring clean-up- . tion among the county officers. chief Cosgriff port Iron the Hoard of HoalthJhoi.se wee constructed at the differences in American comings man hopes that the weather will by the bandits. from Sugar Ray banks themselves. championship the highway patrol, Murray and new a chlorln Midvale showed and that the system rm'u divine, systems and those in In answer to questions. Mr Cos Manager Lewis C. 2 Robinson so that'the promotion At Jan. and has had one Midvale police departments, but banking was disnunted because the fence Minn system provided. most of the rest of the world. griff said he views borrowing as can be timed with the city clean Bishop found an axe, crowbar around the Beaver springs area The ac report listed 28 mun fight In Salt Lake since. Gene and even here communications could Most foreign, countries have a an eifect, not a cause of Inflation up week. Marv Jenson loft for be improved because county and was In bad ropir and yome rf i. ai "not approved" his manager, system which encourages big He feels that the to voted members Chamber Denver on an are Tuesday. radios upward 53 were highway patrol spiral cue waler lines In the collection and 70. or given only banks and a few of them, while in of inflation cannot continue in- close stores on Friday, Feb. 22 25 fcrent frequencies and cannot America a area need replacing. provisional approval, 68 were of small. system many and that the best way Washington's birthday. definitely, receive each other's reports. Both of these matters aie pre- - granted full approval, and 11 Benny Wise Wins by in '56 independent banks has grown up. to break it is to cut the federal Robert Morley, president, an KO in Chicago Fight sciuiy being taken care ot, ana were placed on probation. The speaker traced the history budget rather than "put a lid on nounced that a discussion of the t'.ie new fence is m arly complete.! Others in the area given pro The legislature Is half-waof banking In the United States, it." Defense demands, however. "Green River" ordinance would By Benny Wis, new fighter in session and has indications how the the mayor reported. At a recent visional approval included Bingthrough it independent make budget reductions difficult I be scheduled for the Chamber Marv Jcnson's camp, won his more Salt no Lake com where water ham the Bluffdale, thi?e reached tho po'n' Canyon, banks wcre fostered through gov he admitted. The annua fire report of Chief meeting last week in Chicago, knock- meeting in March. fiht of tho some which Water ih r. bills can bo introduced. Sectm ernment policy. metropol System, County panies C. L Canning was received by the f the lawmakers have enough to The important feature resultjcililies in the ea-- t bench prins itan water district of Salt Lake 'ing onl sonny Kay oi Chicago in ciiy council last Friday. and 2.53 of the third round. Wise is The big keep them busy, anyway. from this condition was that Chief Canning's report lists 25 ?nd well area agreed to check City. Conpcrficld, Murray, ing a heavyweight. South ever Jordan. water and make lines the battle now will ba to weed out almost anybody could pet credit an alarms answered, with osti the bad ones and get Ihe business from one banker or another, with i mated los of $18,(185. Estimated ! taken care of before adjourn- the result that many small busi-- : value of the property whore the relentless which is as ment day, nessrs. pioneers, and Inventions! fires occurred was listed at $150. I a deadline as getting out a news- wore fostered and thrived. 5)0, and value of the contents at paper on time. It w.n Inherent In the system.' S2.t3.2o0. Strange, isn't It, how the Issues however, that bank failure flM ThP chief listed 10 grass fires change from year to year. At the would lie numerous largely bo- - I 1 3 roof fires, 2 motor fires. 2 auto f 1: last session, one of the big bat- cauc charters were easy to got f ; fires, and 2 oil fires, in addition tles was over trading stamps. This and many incompetent bankers o one baled each for bolting, hay. jr. year we havn't hoard a word 1t Into the business. TV, tree, bedding, and wall. 4 In !he legislature about thorn The depression of the 30's. ho Causes of fires wore listed a that Is! And some 1hinp .ecm In s.iid. had the of Moppinc follows: rubbish 13. wiring 4 -V (Continued on pa?c 5) (he ease with which banks could ovorhratod Move, defective flu? I1 i Iv-i- .i and sparks, 1 each: unknown, 5 operation. Results of was the rise of mergers A total of 3,13 firemen attend od fires, with an averacc of If ronsoli(h?inn, and fostering of Prt Sttion Scoras at e.nh alarm. No accidents wort Jord.m C2. Weber 3P. reported. PTA Jordan 50. Divii 37. During n.VJ the department Jordin 57. Ojden 40. iod 4.700 foot of 2'i inch ho 4 tiOO foot of l inrh hoe. five CO? Jordan 4, Carbon 50. fnc extinguishers, and the mic.Jordan 61, Sprineville 47. 'Jordan V, Miho Fall 27. -Momentary PTA will tion fan wa employed at 4 fire f honor fathers at a mooting Thurs Jordan 47. PocaMlo 43. !o remove smoke. Snarr Janet McDonald Mik day, Feb 21. at 7 30 pm. Themr Jordan 41, Orem 44. for the program is "King for a Janet Snarf, daughter of Mr & LM0V School operative In the program of the Jordan High Observe! Xik'hL" Jordan 72, Murray 29. Mrs T. R. Snarr, Sandy, and Mike whole school. He likes ML Jordan Founder's Day Feb. 20 Gordon Owen, well known TV Jordan 54. South 47 McDonald, son of Xlr & Mrs Max for the many opportunities it af will be the Commrntator, speakfords. Jordan High Founders Day Jordan 6.1," West 44 i er. Roger Gunn will entertain McDonald, Sandy, wcre nominatJanet is wongirod for her loy- progrsm will be held Wednesday Jordan 53, East 84. L with A humorous 4 ed short the songs. of ai "Citizens the Week" In Fob. the muir Jordan 74, Olympus 33. 20, at 8 p.m. alty and for her willingness to go kit for Founder's Day will also at Ml. Jordan Junior High. out of her way to help others. Shr room of Jordan High School A" Mimvit liore is Jordan 55, Cyprus 35. part id a pmup of vi.itmtf ivi!i,ms fnun tlio JtmJ.ui ho,i w!. went to l Mike be presented. a new student at the is pleasing in her altitude to program honoring all pa.st ITA Jordan 54. Granite 40, t OrJ A(t rrgimrnt training prtigram. From loft to oWrve the I"icrvc Mrs LaMar Burkinhaw, prH chiol this year. He has been at- - ward her school work and the presidents and principals has Jordan at Tooele Feb. 13 me or Jordan dent of council Rwwvelt .Junior High other student. She is always will- boon, arranged by Mrs Delma right: Sinn M. WYIk Midvdlo, rrptesrnt alive; his mi M.iurici4 Wrlls whrt pr'n.nvs t tending Jordan at Murray Feb. 1 Parents and Teachers, will give in Rooicvrlt, t'tah. He U recog-- ing to help wherever she is need- Larson and refreshments served Tooele at Jordan Mar. 1 Club, West Ionian; J. B. Cupcr, prosiili-iitribute to all past presidents of jnid for his fine behavior and ed. Janet is very active in many by Mrs Ferrin Olson and Evelyn fin; the M l rifle; C I. IVors, vie Mur. Tournament and. I Ferris Fitzgerald, dairy operator, Draper. U'Vs' councilor, Jordan High Si hwl; the Midvale Elementary PTA. refined manners. He is also co chool activities. Wood, hospitality chairmen. These smiling faces represent a group of visiting civic leaders from the Midvale area who visited Fort Ord, Calif., to observe the Reserve Forces Act training program in operation. Joining Capt. Vernon L. McGuire in front of the Fort Ord Soldiers Club, are. (front row) W. Lee Skanchy, George B. Roden, Capt McGuire, Mrs J. Parr Godfrey, Mayor HenMrs E. Joe Beckstead, ry Anderson, and Albin M. Ross; (back row) Maurice Wells, Stan M. Wells, Joe E. Anderson, Dr Vance Burgon, Jesse Casper, C. E. Beers, Frank P. Stepan, and Ferris Fitzgerald. (U.S. Army Photo) THIS Give Enlistments In Jordan Co (J A $1,000,000 power substation, part of Utah Power it Light Co.'s long-terexpansion program to meet future power needs of the south Salt Lake valley, is being erected on 30.54 acres of land near the Jordan river at 90th M- Midvale Police To Provided New Revolvers 6 6TFP 17 19 Six Places Burglarized, Take $1,000 In Cash East Midvale Causes s Loss Tri-Stat- e s Tri-Stat- n Midvale Waler System Again Gels Stale's "Conditional" Approval Waller Cosgriff Is Speaker at Chamber of Commerce Luncheon o. e mid-mont- h, Tri-Stat- Fire Alarms Answered City Fireman y 60-da- Ml. Jordan Names 'Citizens of Week' D .V ... kts. iiiGc;i:n imvn Elementary To Honor Fathers y 1 J n 4l r r - lnc a IJn , |