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Show of Blanche White. A lesson demonstration on the aids available in the Sunday School library was given by Lin Stout. from th Tuesday Sandy Seventh Ward MIDVALE JOURNAL Primary held the annual Chil30 Ytars Ago dren's Friend subscription drive. The teachers endeavored to con Midvale Red Cross officials, tact each home, af ter which they asked to raise $250 for Florida were served cocoa and donuts Disaster Relief, reported that less at the home of Pres. Marilyn than $100 has been raised, prob Deem. ably nearer $50. Wednesday, Sandy Seventh Ward Relief Society held its 30 years ago opening meeting. A short greetGeorge Pavich, 5, narrowly es ing given by Pres. Gene Tyler caped death Monday when a pile was followed by an excellent proof lumber in the West Jordan gram, "Here is a Key," under direction of Norma Johnson. The Lumber Co's yard fell on him. teachers were introduced. Each 30 years ago of the 67 ladies attending was presented with a bag of, home held Girls Gleaner and made candy. a debate in Goff's Hall on the question, "Resolved, that the Primary class of Mrs Lyle Stout modern girl is more vain than had the parent program Oct. 9 at the modern boy." Affirmative the Crescent Ward. The children was supported by Mary Terry presented to their parents what and Lois Rasmussen, and trie they would be learning throughnegative by Olaudis Doty and out the year in a play. Each child Harold Bateman. Mrs Robinson had to take part to receive a comand Miss Rawson, teachers at Jor pass presented by their parents. dan, and Bishop Henry Beckstead Refreshments were served to 48 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY will guests. Special guests were Ruth acted as judges. The i, Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Midvale treat the Gleaner Girls to a wee Christiansen and Mrs Harvey state board visitors, Bishop nie roast. Utah, under the Act of March 9, 1878. Greenwood and Beth Raisor, who J. PARR GODFREY, Editor and Publisher 30 years ago represented the Primary NATIONAL EDITORIAL will field new football Jordan's Edgemont Civic Organization be used Saturday when the will hold its on Subscription rates, per year meet the East High Leo Oct. 14 at 8 general meetingJorhinniJ HJI.K1 1'tH i (anywhere in U.S.A) $2.50 pards. p.m. in the Mt. dan Junior High School. Committees will report on naming the 30 ago years r THf area and street tree planting. S0C1ATI0N (Advertising Ratei Given UTAH $TAl A new junior high school has Also, plans for a drawing will be on Request) NaHMl AdvtrHiiM ItprMMtitlvat just been completed at Draper, discussed. Everyone is invited to the fifth of a senes of sue plan- attend. WUy Nwippr KaprMntatlvM,N. Y.lac . 404 Fifth A.. N.w Tort II, ned for Jordan district Mrs Raymond Timoney is the Phone: AM 13 N. Michigan, Chicago, III. leader of the girl scout troop in this area. The first neighborhood meeting was held in September; the next will be Oct. 15. The girls had a court of award and were V. Zelline Stevens, Reporter awarded badges earned during Phone: AM the summer at camps and at home. The seven girls receiving Talent Show Attended awards were Phyllis Simonich, Susan Sommers, Carol Deegan, 13-14-15 By 250 to Aid Fund Joy Kurumada, Marsha Ludlow, On Oct. 2, the Sandy Seventh Ward held a variety talent show to raise money for the building fund. Master of ceremony was All Tints Regular Price with Leslie Raisor who was in charge of the program. The 16 numbers were enjoyed by more than 250 persons. After the program, RECONDITIONING TREATMENT FREE prizes were given to the best cakes baked by the men of the ward. The first prize winner was Raymond Anderton, Poppy Lane; i second was won by George "All Work Guaranteed" Hobbs, 13th East, and third by Erich Reign, 9400 South. All of the cakes were then auctioned off making a profit of over $60. ANOTHER With the legislative ' session only about three months away, the Salt Lake group that tried unsuccessfully to put over "consolidation" and "metropolitan government" at the expesi of the suburban part of the county is promoting some new schemes. The music is different, but the words are the same let the other fellow pay the bill. The poor city taxpayers are once more crying great big tears because they claim they are paying 40 of the cost of garbage collection in the county. Using their own of the cost of figures, it is logical that they also pay 40 supporting the county hospital. We wonder what percentage of the benefits of the county hospital go to Salt Lake people, and what percentage to the rest of the county? We don't know, but we believe the city taxpayer is getting a bargain. The city folks scream about the cost of garbage collec tion, fire protection, water service, recreation, street lighting, sewage treatment, and roads. 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JIM BEAM n rioof UTAH TalPfiiiiiPS W wm v. fetal trmimt PLEASE WITH WITH Four-whe- el Medium-dut- y w Subscribe to The Sentinel UTAH Heg-essy- 's Step-Van- s. KENTUCKY Jacobson; Marsie Ferguson, daughter of Mr & Mrs David Fer guson, and James Montgomery, son of Mr & Mrs LaVoy liiili r. tti SENTINEL Friday, October 10, 1958 The class of Primary presented a short program at the ward house last Sunday. Mrs Walter Menssen is teacher of the class. Every child presented a part of the program. Mrs Don Simmons visited her parents, Mr & Mrs A. C. Jones in Tooele last Friday. On Thursday evening, the Ralph Bishop family and the Hen ry Lifferth family enjoyed a dinner party at the Bishop home. There are some new neighbors in the old Jentzsch's home. They are Mr & Mrs Milton Robertson and their five children. Nelson Clayton just recently returned from a short trip to Washington, D.C At the sacrament services last Sunday, three Dabies were blessed. They were as follows: Jerry Lee Jacobson, son of Mr & Mrs illii 1 4 (Utah) Mrs Henry Lifferth, Reporter Phone: AM Thursday afternoon the Blue bird Primary class visited Mrs Clayton who has been an invalid for years. They took her cookies and flowers and entertained her with songs. Monday Sandy Seventh Ward Junior Sunday School officers and teachers met to discuss work for the next three months. The meeting was under the direction Bh A;; -. THE MIDVALE Page Two Granite A OF YOUR - V son-in-la- At the home of Mr 5c Mrs Or-- , ren Greenwood, a bridal shower was given honoring Linda Robinson. Midvale. Shirley and Lynn Hensen, Union were the hostesses to 32 girls. Parents of Mrs Beth Raisor, Mr & Mrs R. P. Jones, and her aunt, Mrs Amanda Larson, Burbank, Calif., were in an auto accident in Reno. Nev. Thev were taking the trip to visit Mrs Raisor. After they are released from the hospital, they will return to their home in California. Mr h Mrs Kenneth Davidson and family have moved into their new home at 9731 Poppy Lane. Mrs Raymond Timoney, Sego Lily, needs a few more people to join her bridge club. Anyone interested may call AM Mr k Mrs John Durfee are enjoying their new home at 1772 Poppy Lane. Mr & Mrs Preston Thornton. 730 East, and Mr Thornton's sis ters, Ann and Grace Thornton, Centerville, left Sept. 19 for Rrockvill Ontario. Canada. They visited Mrs Thornton's parents, Mr & Mrs Herb Morrison, inis was the first meeting of Mr Thornton and Mr & Mrs Morri son. While traveling, the Thorn tons went sightseeing at Niagara Falls, Quebec, and Montreal, They returned home Oct. 4. WORTHY k1 k V Rosemary Walker, Sheila Smith, and Kathleen Timoney. The leader of the Brownie Troop is Esther Friedland. Friday, boy scout troop 374 went on an overnight camping trip up the American Fork Canyon. The main object of the trip was to get the scouts acquainted with their new scout leader, George Hobbs. The boys who went on the trip were Dennis and Joe Meeks, Ivan Fenstermaker, Larry Gould, Dale Rasmussen, Jay Zupan, Nick Yengich, Anthony Yengich, Lynn Stevens, and George Hobbs Jr. Attending a birthday party of the Salt Lake Jaycees held at Utah Motel were Joan Potter, Trudy West, Jean Whetman, Gay-l- a Patterson, and Reta Gardner. The group enjoyed a fashion show and luncheon. Mrs Lyle Stout will give a birthday party for her daughter Tena who will be five years old Oct. 10. Children invited are Kevin and Michelle Middaugh, Steven Wilson, Katharine and Annette Tyler, Susie Ellison, Christine Denos, Debbie Nelson, Cris- ty Hawkes, Susan Heaps, Madalyn Maynes, and Laurie, Sharman and Michael Stout. Mr & Mrs Jack Weist, Los Anof geles, daughter and Mr & Mrs Boyd M. Stevens, were house guests recently of the Stevens. Mrs Gordon Hansen's parents and sister, Mr & Mrs Harvey Jackson and Eileen, are staying with Mr & Mrs Gordon Hansen. 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