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Show Universal Microfilming Corp. 141 Pierpont Ave. Salt Lake Utah Cityl, 5-1- iruis'tiraAr By JAY -57 Iee Midvale Sentinel V Overheard on Main St.: "After you've made out your income tax, if there's anything left, you know you've found a loophole somewhere." Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah Volume XXIV SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 PER YEAR BY MAIL 4 1 TWO SECTIONS The Co-e- d Capers at the school last Friday was good entertainment especially when the rope broke and two teams went sprawling. Wonder what those kids thought when the resistence stopped and they pitched to the floor? ... Number 16 PAGES SINGLE COPY 5c THIS SECTION 8 PAGES SECTION Friday, April 5, 1957 1 Jordan District tug-o-w- 4 Ue-- B yided; EEast fv SidelHias We're glad to see that the state has plans in the works for improving highway markers all over Utah. All the signs are too small, most are inadequate, many are confusing, and none, to our know- a ledge, are illuminated, though few are reflectorized. of board member held more important than strict School Dis- numerical division; (2) A strict division on a pop tricts has been approved "in prinulation basis could have given ciple" by the Salt Lake County the east side four members, the Commission. west side only one; Formal approval, however, (3) The approved plan permits m 4 The less said about the weathmust await the date of May 14 the election of a member from 1 clouds. rain, Cold, better. the er, when law new the TMiTn IVnifiW rmilih in imp" ililinnaMiim iiiiiiiiliM,riliiiiiliMiWMWiiiiiiiiiaMi,iiiilliiiiirtii,iiiiailliUiM.i uie uingnam area this fall, as hMn the weather menu becomes effective. scheduled under the old plan. for longer than we care to think New officers of the PTA of Midvale Junior High School In its informal action Monday. A quirk of the plan will give about. We should be thankful, were elected last Left to right, seated, are the commission authorized Coun the Jordan board six members snow of Friday is lots evening. there that however, ty Clerk Alvin Keddington to pro of five for two years, with in the mountains, assuring a gooo Mrs Eldon V. Carter, Union, president, and Mrs. Calvin ceed with election plans for this instead a division of the misswe easiest summer supply, and that Setterberg, Midvale, vice president; standing, Mrs Milton fall, with election of a board mem board. Texas the blizzard, Denver ed the A. Brown, Union, secretary, and Prin. Ralph B. Keeler, ber from the Bingham area, as - The Riverton-Drapearea elect 1 tornadoes, and the San Francisco originally scheduled. rfak'V-- I' ed Leonard Beckstead a board of second It vice president. (Sentinel Photo) earthquakes. There is plenty The commission gave its ap- member in 1955, to serve until and now, the in ground for the Midvale Community Club's apron sale, to be held at the moisture Making preparations proval to a proposal worked out 1960. counties m the even the long-drbridge-luncheo- n a special committee delegated on by The new public in north Apr. 13, are, left to right: Mrs Charles Troester, Mrs Elmer have the district, state southern part of the to study the program. Two pro east corner, will elect a board Mrs Sam Mrs Deming Wright, and Mrs Ben Bagley. (Sentinel Photo) Jensen, rains. Jenkins, some had good one bas member in 1958. posals were submitted ed on population alone, another So, until Mr Beckstead's term TO DECORATE CITY HALL BANQUET ROOM has on similarity of interests. We goofed. This edition (Continued on page 4) The plan based on similarity two sections, and the front page The U.S. Smelting Refining and arship is for study in metal mindated is section recommended of was second interests of the car- Mining Co. is offering to high ing or geological engineering, "March 22." The inside pages by the committee and approved school graduates again this year and the Walter Hazen Eardlev Inci5. The Midvale Ladies Community and Mrs Sam Jenkins in charge. bine Ross, and Mrs Vincent Paby the commission. It will place ry the correct date, Apr. is extrac in for scholarship study car-t- two to the from Univer the week's members board three Club paper will hold an Easter bridge Officers and chairmen assisting tience;. Mrs, David B. - Harman, scholarships last dentally, tive metallurgical engineering. east side of the Jordan River, Mar. 22 date on the front sity of Utah for the study of min U.S. Smelting Refining ; luncheon Saturday, Apr. 13. at 1 are Mrs Louis Kjar, president; publicity. Min and Mrs Allison Bills, general chair29. Time Door prizes will be' given. Resor metallurgical ing Co. is the pioneer in the min two from the west side. geological, page, instead of Mar. ing, new Midvale Hall's in p.m. City can t man; Mrs John F. O'Brien, chair- ervations must be in by Apr. 11 The committee recommended engineering, according to an an ing industry in Utah to grant en goes so fast we printers just the plan based on similarity of Rep. Richard E. Howe, Murray, banquet room. Proceeds will be man; entertainment, Mrs Charles and may be made by calling Mrs nouncement by O. A." Glaeser, gineering scholarships. keep up! reasons: discussed the accomplishments of used to help furnish the new Troester; decorations:, Mrs Wal Vincent Patience, AM vice president and general man Mrs Each scholarship covers a 4- interests for three ter Anderson, and Mrs Deming A J. Carter, AM 50153; Mrs John (1) Similarity of interests was the 1957 legislature at the Kiwan room. We saw a comment on Presi- ager of western operations of the On apron booth will be on dis- Wright; reservations, Mrs Elmci O'Brien, AM is Club meeting Monday evening. Mrs Allison dent Eisenhower's $72 billion company, and nave been awarded year course leading to an engiHowe, who bas served several play with Mrs Henry Beckstead Jensen, Mrs Ben Bagley, Mrs Al, Bills, AM budget the other day that gave each year since 1939, except for neering degree, with payments at litti hoDe. An editorialist, a period during world war II. the rate of $500 per year, totaling terms in the legislature, was mi in Dogs Must Not Run nority leader this year. trying to find a "happy note"fin The Downey Davidson Muir schol- $2,000 over a period. The g budget, , One of the session's major ac At the scholarships will commence with Large, City Warns the 1957 fall term at the univer complishments was the defeat of ally found one. Midvale city officials and law the metropolitan governbent pro He found that the 1957 bud sity. To the extent that circumof expected total na stances may permit, scholarship eet is 16 posal, which would have eliminat enforcement officers "reminded ed all political subdivisions in dogs owners this week that all tional production for next year, recipients will be offered employ Salt Lake County. ment during summer vacations whereas the 1953 budget amount and also at one of the company's plants. Another law passed was design dogs must have licenses Building permits in Midvale to ed to 20.7 of total national pro to not are Accepting the recommendations demands, and 7,000 feet of park that permitted dogs in March, and reach ed to bring of school duction. High school seniors who will taled $94,550 run at large. of postal officials and the city ing space, and would be out of the I new .y the 650 three ed the first to for districts correct date and $166 he says, Furthermore, up area. All dogs are required by city planning board, the graduate this spring, or persons months of the year, it was report city council congested disparities in population. budget is only 10 higher than This location had the same zon ordinance to be kept on the ownwho have school State-wid- e driver-trainin- g )' completed high ed this week by Lawrence A. Mi took definite pro er's Wednesday night the 1953 budget, while total na ing disadvantage of the other site, since Jan. 1, 1956, are eligible to neer, recorder. premises or on leash. v grams in schools was provided, to tional income has increased at at large steps which are expected to lead both being ln B--l areas. In this found Dogs these for running Sons apply ear March scholarships. issued Permits be financed by increasing the during most 16 since 1953, hourly are subject to capture by the dog to a new, post office building for case, recommendation from th of company employes who rank included four new brick homes vto license fee , $1, estimated to catcher nings of factory workers have ris and will be destroyed un iiiuvaic. planning board was not given be- with candidates other favorably Continestimated the at 1953. and the about student tak $78,300, pop 18 $30 since provide per pn The first choice of sites of pos cause it would bo necessary to less claimed promptly by the own will be two preference. given Bank increased ental school course. has the $14,000, Another served building, ing ulation to be tal authorities, after an Investiga create a zoning "island." which Full information concerning the remodeling jobs, $1,250, and one law permits Utah to accept fed- er. hv 10 million persons. .,-- ' that tion officials here this week, was the prop- - as held an undesirable feature. warning City gave eral school aid, if offered. scholarships and application garage, $1,000. If it makes you any happier to advised the have dogcatch rty on E. Center St. just east of The fire hall location, when blanks may be obtained from Permits for homes were issued Sales taxes were extended to they know that though the trend aoi will form a contisuous which the city hall, now occupied by the to with er tough" dogs "get comP. to school the 295 Joel high Roosevelt, cover beer, cigarettes, and oleo Jensen, principals, larwise is up, the trend percent area. found fire The offered are or are which unlicensed city department e 330 margarine; gas taxes were in$19,000; Vernal Newbold, pany plant offices, or at 819 ' agewise is down, then consider ' this site, about 100x100 feet in When the post office matter creased lc per gallon, and an In- running at large. Roosevelt, $21,300; Harvey Building, Salt Lake. that we have done our good deed i size, for a post office location, was first brought up, the council G. 307 was tax come Roosevelt, $20,000; withholding bill for the day. for $4,000, the fire hall to be re considered dismantling the old Grant .Martineau. 411 Roosevelt. passed to cover We wouldn't have any commoved by the buyer. jail on S. Main St. and erectinir i a wisa thing to be satisfied $18,000. It's it if extra money only. new fire hall on the location. plaint about the the Before any action, taking with naif have lot even Smaller in erectconstruction was you made for Provision your jobs were being used to reduce the it was pointed out is also attor This, consulted council the city eluded r Richard Berghout, 373 ing a state office building behind n't got a lot. tional debt, instead of being used l .'J a ruling on the zoning or- in zone B--l, so that location was for kS:: ney Van to Har overcrowd relieve U the and Buren, $1,000; garage, capitol expensive to pay for new dinance. Attorney Ben G. Bagley abandoned and the council voted old Fetersen, 217 S. Grant, re ing in the capital itself. M. Kent Burgon tilings that Washington bureauthat an amendment to io twiid a new fire department Colorado Hoover the Dam on modeling, $250; Soter's Invest Rep. Howe also discussed sev J. Curtis Jenson, son of Mr & reported crats are constantly thinking up. the ordinance would be necessary, garage on its property on Smelter Prior to his departure for the River in Arizona and Nevada is ment, 51 N. Main, remodeling. eral measurers, some of which Mrs John C. Jenson, 292 West 200 as the property is located in St., just west of Stagg St, and East Central States Mission of the the world's highest 726 feet were approved and some not. $1,000. near the city garage. North, Sandy, is one of nine new l. residential, area. Last week in Salt Lake, vandals IDS Church, Elder M. Kent Bur after The sen releasing of fun members the board, of Beehive, by planning top city had their Idea gon will be the honored guest at ior honor society at the Univer study of the matter, recom the brakei on parked cars at a farewell testimonial to be given mended that the area between sity of Utah, this week. night, letting them roll downhill at the East Midvale First Ward. letterman Center St. on the north and Price Jenson, a four-yea- r and smash themselves by running 7500 S. State St.. Sunday, Apr. 7 in caskelball ana case ball, was St on the south, and between S wild into trees, houses, shrubs, at 5:30 pjn. , t Main St. on the west and the Rio vehicles. invited to play In the 1957 and other walls, The program follows: opening Two more citizens r basketball Grande tracks on the east, be Mt Jordan Junior liichattending Shrine It's difficult to imagine the song, congregation; opening pray Srhwt to roust from won the basketball scholar changed residential, kind of mind a person hayc cr, raul Caldwell; sacrament Sandy, have been extended the The State Road Commissioner ning that he had been partially erleaf approach to and exit from game, l, in classification. on ruin sever commercial, and property award, placed ship to deliberately honor of being chosen "Cituem and the freeway, and that the overall song, chorus; choral selections. and engineers will meet with the informed of the general plan, out The council unanimously adopt of the Week." such fashion. that details would be worked Olympus Male Chorus; remarks, Midvale plan is to make Sugar St., event- al Skyline Conference These studenU are in and council or a ed this recommendation special and city for in- ually, one of the main traffic ar teams. Dixiclee Olecn, daughter of Mr & It'i quite obvious that locking Douglas Maliory; choral selecmade, ready drawings Students were chosen to Bee dered a public hearing, to be held Mrs Robert Oleen, rfnnri will nut an effec tions, Olympus Male Chorus; re- meeting next Wednesday at 7 spection next Wednesday evening. teries across the valley. i Crescent and tive end to such deviltry. Hubcap marks. Bishop Orson Jensen; re p.m. and present definite plans The mayor reported that the Appraisal of homes and other hive on the basis of their leader on Apr. 24 at 7 p.m. uryon Mniin, son of Mr & Mrs con&id so was not location other One and ornament thefts are Bryon sponse, missionary; closing songs, for the freeway through Midvale. Road Commission plans to pur-- l property to be condemned for the ship, participation in student ac Sandy. ercd. Joe Wells appeared before DixU-le- Smith, auto Induse and Bryon were Mayor Henry Beckstead report- .chase right of way 500 feet wide freeway has already been started. tivities, scholarship, and charac Olympu Male Chorus; benedic simple. Right now the thi to that council the suggest effective ter. will but medals al receive nized for the way in which thrv They ed to the council Wednesday eve- - adjacent to Sugar St. for a clov- - and the tion, Blaine Labrum. try can use a simple staking of the right-o- f an annual awards banquet May 15 po.t office be located on his prop conduct themselves at lock for huocaps, wmcn school. For Is way boundaries to a lo expected erty at about 73 S. Main St.. to have become a prize item for meir noncsty and willingness to start at once. Right of way in oth- in the University Union. Main of cast on cation side the at time elected Others same serve the school and the students. thieves, er areas, except near Sugar St. included Donald G. the Ware, Orange-- St. south of Price St. Mr Welb Always have they a cheerfui will be 240 feet, directly east of a ville; Sclh M. Oberg, Salt Lake, aid that there is more than ade greeting for everyone and they We're looking forward to tne Rio Grande right of way. Louise M quatc space there for thc4.50(! live up to the standards of cood Jon Lee, Salt the of one by made possible uuei of Police Joe Mazuran Jergensen, Salt Lake; trip V Leel Hep sq. ft building the department citizens. Invited Lake; been We've armed force. suggested that the po- - worth, Salt Ellen Gunncll, Magna; San Diego to Mt Jordan students and teach-r- i uce car ne retained for use in by the Navy to flytwo- A. Floor, Silt Emanuel Lake; inspec are proud to present the Citfor 18 on Apr. and for emergencies by patrolling Lake; Robert F. Bennett Salt izens of the Week to the readers Uon of the Naval Training Center. iwo units during the evenim? Lake. of the Sentinel. These students t. i..in iMt bv officers,01visits hours. He pointed out that thefts me Ur and many others are conducting shoots, tours h lv I of hubcaps and other items from f. . e ft i inte.tstinE themselves In a west commend- cars is incrcasina at a raDid training area, visits to tram Me manner, teachers report Y parts of the city, review ofcarne. pace, and he believes that some aircraft ictures of this week's "cm-an to of such vandalism can be stopped cc. visits scr ns were not available for publi and submarine, and church oy naving two prowl cars active cation. The council agreed to try the various from 23 persons About a month. plan for -- f .. ar scheduled 10 . - . niu council aiscussed an or "Never again," a Sandy driver ' which will Prob m it flirt i; dinance of the "Green River" declared Monday after he stoppe iniiiar in nature to inc m To f typo to control peddlers and solic to help at the scene of an accl Ord. sponsor Fort to recent trips itors in tho city, but postponed deut and had his car stolen. mA ttu Armv. action for further study of the Gordon Jaeotwon, 2!J0 South Mayor Henry Iledutcad will iMorh of the Murray talk on city government at the mailer. 200 West Sandy, heading home the for arrangement office made Before the new paving is laid from work at 1:45 a.m.. Mopped al April meeting of th Midvale in Sentinel editor to be included on E. Center St by the state, the Guild. The theme of the at 3000 West 73(X accident U!,es Pwv the trip, hich win w mertms hkh will bo held next city plans to replace about 20 old South. When he went back to water connections In the hone of his car it was gone. The highway Thursday evening at 8 p.m, in the newly completed banquet room of avoiding breaking up of new pav patrol later found the car, strip Police Ittu Warning ' the city hall k -- Your Commun. .: ing io repair breaks. The older ned and pushed over en embank On Itinerant Solicitor was mcnt of at Cotton the are ity." it mouth about connections, Big felt, ( the A film on thi subject nhowing due for replacement A bid of $1 wood Canyon. A warning to resident that a w inner In lh achievement con-tean inllux of houe to The accident on Bingham high per lineal foot for diccing trench at MM.itsnrcd and dcfilling was offered, with way Involved car driven by by the General houe solicitors and agents is Federation of Women's Clubs will the city furnishing the Dine. Frank G. Trocar. 7212 South band wa Issued this ween ej A survey showed that water 7700 West, and Theron Llndscy Army Pvt. Allen L. Campbell, jNo be shown, Chid of Police Joe Maairan, to . . Musical numbers will consist connection fees in Midvale are Lark. Their wives suffered face son of Mr & Mrs It. M. CampDon l ever pay any money i l wo puno selection. Al tne the lowest in the valley and act lacerations. bell, &000 South 13th East. Sana Granger when you place an bonJ promtiiii jdxito, taken by the Sentinel a couple of weeks ago ually below present cost. . The Another motorist who slopped dy, recently was praduited tiuincs nu'ling, election of oforder, or when you don't set any llic abfive tAving buM-neadvi.nl. chief the Clem S. Sfhramm, flnte savings bond director, is being given nation- council rafoed connection fees in to help, Thomas A Pittenger, Salt from the Military Police Train- ficers will be the primary at tin? mjuot tf thing for It," Ga. his to car been at Center suffered from to the Fort had Gordon, $75 damage ing $100, and Lake, city He Mid that solicitors wide distribution. Gene Fullmer, world's n iddlewoight tmxing champion, and his wife, ouuide Hmt wes for th evening con the city, connected to city when it was run into by another. Campbell, a 1955 grdut of working la Midvale last week end Delrtrt of Binds U.S. for and simwn tlieir of Mrs Kkk KaradanU. chair M entered c Lark P. to ni driven llich Jordan front $200. School, $150 Hamen, by security art without Saving plan Harry part mains, h'Xing giv and collected money The council agreed to ask the It would appear that those who the Army last October and re- man, Mrs Peter Leulus, Mri Wil In return edtiratiui erf their 8 month old diughter, Kaye, Shown assisting the Fullmer in insurlng any tncrchsndl Union Pacific Railroad to erect tried to be helpful got a worse ceived basic combat training liam Cunningham. Mrs George On this occasion police appre benefits from the Utah fighter's ring winnings is W. Dale Waters, vice a Kastanis, Mrs Earl Hardin, and crossing signal at the UP. cross deal thin those la the accident at Fort Lewis, Wash. bended the solicitor and rcquir ing long range Co. & Mrs Harold lianott. Walker Bank Trust Midvale Branch of VS. all. of and started (Sentinel it oa Photo) Photo) that St Army Sugar president manager ing 4 them to make refunds. precincts in Jordan -- , imiMi 3-- 3 r y 1 Smelter Offers Scholarships To 2 Students in Engineering Legislator Tells Accomplishments Of '57 Session Community Club Holds Easter Bridge Luncheon - Issue Permits For $94,550 record-breakin- Missionary ... is. Council Acts to Secure Post Of f ice for Midvale New Building . SI' V ,''' "" - ' New-hous- Mar-gett- s, J. Curtis Jenson Named to Beehive I- - Honor Society B-- Council to Get Freeway Plans At Special Session Wednesday Mt. Jordan Names Citizens of Week East-Wes- all-sta- B-- l, C-- all-sta- r re. 7T . city-owne- d if Stops to Assist At Accident, Gets His Auto Stolen j l'h t. h i All ttJ.ii li tr . . ... r. .. Mayor to Talk Ladies Guild |