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Show THE M I DV A L Utah) E SENTINEL Friday, May VageTen 1959 Top Trojan Teenagers V. Old Timers This 'H That (Continued 5 from page I) tuxes. The fact that you do makes us believe that yen like them, too, so we're all happy. (Continued from page 1) Emily Hogenson, Hannah Harper, Nellie Holden, Jessie Humphries, William Harper, Harold Hogenson, Vemal Hoaglund. Orson Jensen, Carl Jensen, Jensen, Esther Jensen, J. a Joe Jenkins, Mary Jenkins, Jacobsen, Alma Jacobsen, Fred Jenkins, Washington Jenkins, Horace Jenkins, Levi Jenkins, Roy Jenkins, Florence Johnson, Ferris Jensen, Geneva Jacob- - i V if . , r f r . . WE Isa-bel- we Though it's only can see a busy summer coming up. Busier than usual, that is, We have our bid in for an "intern from one of the unxver sity schools of journalism, so will have some extra oixiee netp tnis summer. Comes in handy, too, when members of the staff go vacationing, and the boss has to take over their job. He has someone to pass his job along to, in stead of taking the vacationer's day shift and then doing his own job on the night shift. An intern usually has about mid-Ma- THE RIGHT T RESERVE O LIMIT TO DEALERS NO SALES QUANTITIES Mir-end- sen. Glen Lindahl, Ivory Laraon, Ar thur Larson, Melvin Lind, Vinnie Lind, Leslie Lind, Elizabeth Lind, Christine Lennberg, Glenn Lennberg, Vera Lester. Ada Larson, Alice Mcuieary juorag. Margaret McMullin, Alice Mc- Cleary. irtimmaisi Susan Alder Brian Smith A Top Trojan Teenager for this week is Susan Alder, daughter of Dr & Mrs L Alder, Sandy. Susan came from Union School and she has showed great abilities as an artist and also as a reporter for the Midvalley Mike. She plays Another Top Trojan Teenager for this week is Brian Smith, son of Mr & Mrs Don C. Smith, 163 Coolidge St., Midvale. Brian is cooperative, studious, and endeavors to do his best. Brian is a member of the A Band in which he plays the trombone. He is also active in scouting and is an Eagle Scout. Marvin Malstrom, Wenn Mit chell, Joe Mickich, Therese Mil lerberg, Betty Much, Leonard Millerberg, Wallace Millerberg, Ernest Millerberg, Clarence Millerberg, Lulu Jaeobson Miller- the piano and her favorite subberg, Luella Mines. Ella Nibley, Arvid Nelson, Clif jects are math, gym, and art. ford Nelson, Agnes Nelson, Mar garet Newborn, Harlo Nelson. Mrs Wright New Stake Olof Olson, Arvid Olson, An nie Olson, Pearl Middleton Olson. Relief Society Pres. Carrie Patience. James Powell, The Midvale Stake Relief SoAugust Pierson, Rene Pierson,! Ivan Pierson, Mane Phelps, Bula was reorganized last Sunciety Predovich, Frank Pierson, Jake at day quarterly conference. The Patrick. new officers sustained were as Lorena Reading, Alice Red man. ' follows: Mrs E. G. OlymProblems at Utah State Prison pus St., president;Wright, Jimmie Searis, Mary Sardar, Mrs Vance were discussed Monday evening Burgon, East Midvale, counselor; Bertha Sabey. Len Steadman, Elizabeth Sumhot, Honore Stagg, at Kiwanis Club by Warden John Mrs Norman Carver, E. Wasatch W. Turner. Melissa Smith, Earl Smickle, St., counselor; and Mrs R. H. Mary Similovich, Albena Starko- - Warden Turner related that Davis, Adams St., secretary. vich, Tom Sumbot, Iris Searle, the original idea of prisons was The retiring officers were Mrs Wilford Sisam, J. Albert Smith. to take the offender out of so Celeste Millerberg, '6th Ave., will be Our vacation this year George Thomas, Hyrum Tur ciety, and the theory was that president; Mrs Tyler Vincent, E. our first ner, a new experience Kate Thomas, Jane Thomas. the more severe the punishment Center St., counselor; Mrs HenNathe greater the deterrent from ry - Wahlquist, Jefferson trip to a convention of the Vincent, Grace Voyce. Tyler St., tional Editorial Association. The Jennie Watson, George Wright, further crime. counselor; and Mrs Frank HudNEA meets In June at Colorado Doming so This unsound, proved theory Wright, Harry Wright. son, Olympus St., secretary. Springs, and from Wednesday Edith Wright. many countries sent their crim to Sunday we plan to find out inals to colonies, where they how the other half lives, basking promptly set up strict laws govin solid luxury at the Broadmoor erning themselves. HoteL Within the last 40 years the Utah Press Association plans of penology has in conception to have a huge delegation at the changed, rehabilitation programs it's because Broadmoor, partly have been organized to make conclose, partly because the usual victed men less bittef, relieve in Gayle Miner, son of Mr & Mrs Utah summer convention has the tendency to "get even," and Fred Miner, Midvale, working on of favor the been cancelled in to make easier the adjustment his Masters' Degree at the UniColorado jaunt, and partly beon release. Scout Troop 335. held cause the convention comes in Boy annual award banquet on Utah has been slow to accept versity of Utah, won first place Salt Lake City in 1961, and we their 7, in the West this trend, and the transition has cash prize for his entry at the May Thursday. hope to "sell" the 1959 conven- Jordan Third Ward Recreation caused trouble. Student Branch, American Institioneers on coming West again in Hall. 150 scouts, Turner paid tribute to former tute of Electrical Engineers. He and soouters, two years. Warden Graham's establishment presented a paper on "Vacuum parents attended- a high school at the prison, Tube Evaluation Uitilizing DyFollowing the banquet, an of 'Midvale will have its Golden award ceremony featuring the commenting that the average age namic Gain and Relative DistorJubilee this summer, ta help presentation of 11 Eagle awards of prisoners at Point of the Moun- tion." His paper also won first place was held. The program followed tain is 27 years, and that most keep things interesting. And then there will be all the theme called "Lighting the have not completed high school, ui the Northwest District-widother summer celebrations and Eagle Trail." In addition to the have no trade, and have not done AIE competition held at the UniMemorial 11 Eagle badges, a special award, a day's work. the big holidays versity ci Idaho. Students from A vocational program has been Oregon, Washington, Idaho, MonDay, July 4, July 24, Labor Day, the "Scouter's Key," given for Union Fort Days, Draper 24th outstanding services and tenure, established and maximum, med tana, British Columbia and Utah celebration, Riverton Town Days, was presented to Scoutmaster ium, and minimum custody stan- participated. Mr Miner won an some fifihts.at West Jordan, the Dean Bateman by Chairman Ed dards have been set up. Idleness paid trip to Seattle pro football game Sept. 19 at Ute ward Knight District advance is still the major problem at the in June to attend the summer general meeting of the AIE and Stadium, we have to see the Bees ment Chairman Don Swasey also prison. a few times, Uieres Little presented Mr Bateman with a "We try to operate under the present his paper. Elay Pony League . . . we're cash award from the West Jor assurance that there is some good tired already, and we haven't dan district. This prize was given in everyone, though In some we played any golf yet! Or fishing. to the outstanding scoutmaster find mighty little," he added. of the district and will be used All the fuss stirred up by to purchase a new flag for Troop Dunoskovic Elected chairman Edward Sugar Ray Robinson may or may 335. Troop not get him anywhere. But it is Knight and Guide Patrol leader Toastmaster's President " fine thing lor Fullmer and Alfred Furse were inducted into Emil Dunoskovic, Salt Lake. In U. Basilk). Robinson ha given Gene the West Jordan Patrol, a group and Carmen a million dollars' of men in the district who have formerly of Midvale, was recent worth of free, publicity, and has been devoted to scouting for sev ly elected president of the Uni years, and who have given versity Club Toastmasters. Other Three students, from the Mid put their July fight in the head- eral lines as neither of them could meritorious service. They were officers elected were George vale area have been honored re awarded a medallion signifying trretrerson. educational vice ores cently at the possibly have done. University of Utah. tneir membership. ident; Bruce Nuttau, administra Jensen, daughter of The presentation of the badges tive vice president, membership MrRosemary & Mrs Joel P. Jensen, 295 If Fullmer ever gets the title set a new record for the West and attendance; vice president back, he'll no doubt offer Rob Jordan district The award were and program. Frank Connell; sec- Roosevelt Ct. Midvale. a sopho more education major, was nam- at 12 of the given to Dennis Atkinson, son of inson a fight retary, James Randazzo; treasurgate, the same figure Gene had Mr & Mrs Lloyd Alkinjon;, John er, Conrad Dalton. and sergeant ea chairman of the U. "This Week We Honor" committee for to sign for in their first match. Hoians, son oi Mr & Mrs Gust at arms. Al Pantke. The club 1959-60- . Bolans; Claudell Brinkerhoff, meets each Tuesday evening at Parker M. Nielsen. Sandy, who son of Mr & Mrs Claud Brinker- 6:15 p.m. at the University Club. DUP Closing Social is the son oi sir & Mrs Niels M. hoff; Wayne Batetnan, son of Mr NieLyon. Draper, has been named 4 Mrs Dean Bateman; Douglas Meeting Thursday to the Order of the Coif, an hon ttaieman, son ot jur & Airs iwe DUP Board to Meet At orary law organization at the U. The closing social meeting for Bateman; David McClellan, son Mrs McMillan's Home He is a senior majoring in law. the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, of Mr & Mrs C. A. McClellan Sharon Ann Taylor, daughter Glover Camp, rill be held Thurs Lawrence Martinez, son of Mr & The meeting of the board of Mr St Mrs Alma M. Taylor, Truiillo: Larry Peterson of the first day, May 21. The ouicers urge Mrs South Salt Lake County 1200 West 13150 South, Riverton, all members to meet at the city son of Mrs Doris Peterson; Paul Daughters of Utah Pioneers, was elected secretary of Unsilon hall at 10:45 am. Sorich, son of Mr k Mrs Mike since the election of new officers. chapter of Lambda Delta Sigma, Sorich; Gene Aoaelmo, son of Mr will be held Monday, May 18, at wi fraternity, she is a fresh' REPAIRS St Mrs Anthony Anselmo; Ste- 1 p.m. at the home of the newly man English major. & son Mr Mrs of Earl phen Kelly, MADE EY EXPERTS elected president, Mrs Verl r. AU three are graduates of Jor Kelly. COST YOU LESS At present oa the stage dur McMillan, 332 East 4iW0 South dan High School. ing the ceremony were eight out IN THE LONG RUN! er Eagle Scouts from the ward who had, received their awards in the two previous years. three years of college behind or her. They take a sumhim mer job on a weekly paper for the experience, three university credits, and fifty bucks a week. And after a couple of weeks head start, the boss takes a va cation and that is when the in tern finds out what he s let him self in for. If he still sticks after that, he has the makings of a newspaper man. A lot of Midvale folks will re member Dan Gashler and Bruce Keyes, who did their intern work on the sentinel in past years. Dan is now in charge of the Deseret News' bureau at Poca- tello, and Bruce is reporting for the Box Elder News ana journal at Bringham City. They see us once in a while and say they will never forget their Midvale ex periences. 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We're not geniuses, but May 23. at St, Thrrc-cfor the dance Arrangements know we do the what, how rre made at a league meeting and why of car repairs! luesaay night Registration and tryouU for Pony league players, az are wt for Monday, May 18, Com to oi In th beginning at 5; 3D p.m. at the city ball park. and Mvt money in the endl llayor must present bsrih Automotive Service One more coach is also AMS-13422 N. Hold.n needed ami n SKINLESS Students Named Pony League Dance Set to Raise Funds m WW Former Jordan Graduation Special nrr 15) THE RIGHT T O LIMIT QUANTITIES fm NO SALES TO DEALERS |