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Show home and enjoyed refreshments of cake, ice cream and punch. Page Ten Helping Diane celebrat were Johnson, Wendy Wells, Marie Yengich, Kathy Hayden, CharRussian Instructor Way ; and Christine White, lotte Johnson, Dana Jensen, Didaughter of Mr & Mrs Jack C. ane Nielsen, Dorothy Simonich At Edgemont School White, 730 East. Confirmed was and Billee Aldrich. Mary A. Pooelmajer, Reporter Nancy Lynn Bolliger, daughter Visiting for the past week at Andre K. Anastasion, profes- of Phone: AM Mr & Mrs Noal L. Bolliger, the home of Mr & Mrs Wayne sor of languages at the UniverLn. F. Willette, Amber Ln., has been sity of Utah, visited the Edge- Poppy Airs Willette's sister, Mrs Joe mont School Tuesday morning Virgen, Las Vegas. Another vis and met with the students enrollFilm on Respiration itor at the Willette home has ed in the Russian classes. As a been a friend, Mrs Chuck Tanks, demonstration of what they had To Be Shown Here Blackfoot, Ida. Mrs Tanks was sevchildren the sang learned, husband in eral songs in Russian. They also A film on respiration will be en route to meetis her in the service. who California, the shown School at and Mr read Anastasion for Edgemont The annual Easter Egg hunt, Just back from a four-datrip sponsored by the Edgemont Civ- showed him sample of their writ Thursday, Apr. 21, at 8 p.m., it to Idaho are Mr & Mrs W. Par-Ifer A. announced was Earl with was He Cox, by ic Organization, will be held ing. very impressed son John, Poppy Earl and Cox Mr due felt that made 1 the have principal. progress they Saturday, Apr. 16, at p.m. near Mrs Earl's brother, Johnthe Edgemont School, it was an- and complimented them highly, to the numerous canals and ir- Ln., Mr & Mrs Mrs with their teachers, rigation ditches in the area, this ny Boggs, Cove, and nounced by Mrs Carol Cowley, together and children Art Schmidgall of film should be interMrs Mrs Ganz and Irma Roma special chairman. The area will be secof Poppy tioned off into four age groups Beckstead. Mr Anastasion is the est to all residents. In charge of Ricky and Jimmy, also to enable the smaller children instructor in charge of the for the program will be Miss An- Ln. The two families left last to participate. Local merchants eign language program conduct nette Adams, school nurse, Mrs Thursday with their house trailDorothy Darkness and Mrs Elsa ers and enjoyed camping out. have contributed prizes, candy ed on channel 7. They visited in Arco and Challis, Jensen. or cash donations for this hunt. Ida., and also enjoyed steelhead Following the Easter Egg hunt fishing while there. tryouls for the Little League Children Blessed Future Kindergarten Baseball will be held. Celebrating his 11th birthday In Eighth Ward was Lynn West, son of A board meeting of the Edgerecently Children to Visit Mr & Mrs Morris West, Garnet mont Civic Organization was Blessed in the Sandy Eighth Dr. Lynn was honored with a held Monday at the Ward last Sunday were evening Kara Lee Parents of children starting home of John C. Grubb, presiparty when guests enjoyed a of Mr & Mrs kindergarten this year are being treasure Johnson, daughter hunt and other games. dent. An agenda for the next Leon M. Johnson, S(9'J0 South; contacted this week in order to general meeting was drawn up. Steven E. Jones, son of Mr & make arrangements for their Guests included Jack Deegan, Steven Greenwood, Darrell were discussed and final Mrs Joseph E. Jones, Diamond child to visit the first grade for arrangements for the Easter Way; Larry David Jones, son of one entire day. Arrangements Woodruff, Robert Nosack, Steven Pedroza, Michael McNeil, Egg Hunt were made. Mr & Mrs Charles A. Jones, Top have been made to have each Bruce Burgon, and .Mike Dyer. child accompany Another pv Ln.; J. David Cowley, son kindergarten birthday was celebrata ac are that first of W. Mr & Mrs Dale grader they Cowley, New Civic Officers ed last Saturday in the West Garnet Drive; Mark Menlove quainted with. These visits will home, with a honoring To Be Installed Wed. James, son of Mr & Mrs Trevor begin Monday, Apr. 18 and con- Karen on her 13thparty birthday were M. James, Garnet Dr.; Scott tinue for the remainder of the Cheryl Moody, Kathy Timoney, A of the Douglas Ellison, son of Mr & week. general meeting . Malyne Phyllis Simonich, Mrs Civic P. Amber Ln.; Ellison, Lynn Edgemont Organization The guests enjoyed an afMr of Dan will be held Wednesday, son Howard Eorsvth, Apr. ternoon of skating and horseback PTA Personnel Attend 20, at 8 p.m. at the Edgemont & Mrs David S. "Forsyth, Antiriding. On their return to the it Den DeLoss David was announced by mony Ln.; School, Council Installation West home the girls enjoyed an John C. (iiubb, president. In- nison, son of Mr & Mrs Deloss outdoor barbecue. stallation of new officers will be Dennison, Garnet Dr.; Jilynn Officers and chairmen of the llouseguests for the past two conducted by Max Jensen. Other Nielsen, daughter of Mr & Mrs Edgemont PTA attended the inweeks at the home of Mr & Mrs pertinent matters will also be Lynn Nielsen, Poppy Ln.; Steven stallation of the new PTA exec- Gordon Seamons, Sego Lily Dr., discussed and the new revised Leon Spencer, son of Mr & Mrs utive officers of the Jordan DisKenneth L. Spencer, 1'oppy Ln.; trict Council held at the Lark are Mrs Seamons' parents, Mr read. School Apr. 7. Representing the & Mrs Wesley Biggs. San Diego. Entertaining their bridge club Edgemont PTA were A. Earl evening were Mr Cox, principal, Mrs Lois Ilirschi, last Saturday Mrs Lynn Stout. Mrs Hazel Pet it Mrs R. Cieve Jenkins, Sego Lily Dr. Enjoying the evening erson, Mrs Margaret Pearson, with the Jenkins were Mr & Mrs Mrs LauJuunna Mouslev, Mrs Nolan Olsen, Midale: Mr & Mrs and Mrs Lamb Po Betsy Mary Stan Larson and Mr & Mrs Glen pclniaycr. After the installation Trcseder, both of Salt Lake. those ceremonies, attending Jill Young, daughter of Mr & were iiuited to attend individual Mrs Jack Young, Galena Dr., where workshops they exchang -rd ideas with PTA officers of has just returned to her home after visiting her grandparents other schools. in Moccasin, Ariz., for the past month. Celebrating her IL'lli birthday Enjoying an outdoor chicken last Sunday was Diane Popci barbecue last afternoon mayer. Garnet Dr. In the after at their home Sunday were Mr & Mrs noon Diane and her friends VASES Italian Hand Blown a movie and then returned Frank Popelmayer and children. Joining the Popelmayers were THE Aha Cheryl Helena Blomquist, daughter of Mr & Mrs Richard Blom1960 Friday, April 15, quist, Sego Lily Dr.; Cory Richard Shepherd, son of Mr & Mrs Richard L. Shepherd, Platinum MIDVALE SENTINEL (Utah) Ka-th- y View Civic Group To Sponsor Hunt s aunts, Mr & Mrs Glen Baker While in Chicago the Biglers past 100 years. and family, Kearns, and Mr & were uie guests of the Interstate The Fabulous Showman, by I. Mrs Stanley Murphy, Salt Lake. Precision Products Convention Wallace. Life and times of V. Refreshments were served. After the convention, the Biglers T. Barnum. Parents of a baby boy born drove to Minneapolis where they Drawing Animals, by Victor Per- Apr. 2, are Mr & Mrs Ross J. enjoyea visiung with mends. ard. A new book for the artist. Dumas, Zinnia Way. He will be Sunday dinner guests at the FOR YOUNG PEOPLE & home Mr of Mrs Thomas named Danny Herbert and has a brother and a sister. Grand- Crookston, Cobalt Ln., were Mrs The Worlff or tne Microscope, introducparents, Mr & Mrs by L. J. Ludovici.-Aparents are Mr 4 Mrs Darold C. Lrookston's tion to science. Dumas, Midvale, and Mr & Mrs W. J. Williams. Oeden. Benjamin Franklin, by C. I. Herbert Turner, American Fork. Judson. A fascinating story of dinner at the Sunday guests a citizen. home of Mr & Mrs Leon JohnLet's Save Money, by L. Hig- son, 9990 South, were Mr Johngins. Reveals to children the son's parents, Mr & Mrs James world of money and how it On Fridav. Anr is. the fnllnsir. H. Johnson, Midvale. The Johnworks. sons had their baby daughter, ing books will be added to the A Kara Lee, blessed at the Eighth shelves of the Midvale Branch of Kangaroos, by Louis Darling. Ward. Visiting later in.the after- Salt Lake County Library: noon were Kara Lee's other FOR ADULTS grandparents, Mr & Mrs Roy V. General Dean's Story, by W. F. Peterson, Sandy. Dean. The story of General Guests for Sunday dinner at Dean's capture and imprisonthe home of Mr & Mrs Robert ment by the Chinese Reds in 1950. Wilkes, Garnet Dr., were Mrs Wilkes' parents, Mr & Mrs Don The Fine and the Wicked, by M. Hollis, Salt Lake. Mining, a new biography of Mr & Mrs Karl Tufts and famMaria Louise de la Ramee, known to her readers as OniHa ily, Galena Dr., enjoyed a dinner party last Sunday at the Ruthless Range, by B. Hobart. An exciting new western. home of Mr & Mrs Carl Nelson, Trouble Range, by G. Baldwin. Granger. KENTUCKY Just back from a business and A susoenseful Western pleasure trip to Chicago are Mr Sledge Patrol, by D. A. Howarth. BOURBON & Mrs Keith Bigler, Galena Dr. a true story ot World War II. S1NCE They were accompanied by Mr Treasury of Short Stories, ed. & Mrs Owen Bigler, Granite. Dy a. iueity. favorite of the n Books ALWAYS Fast Planters Table Center Pieces LARGEST Mr & Mrs Louis Arko and sons Billy. Steven and Dennis, Stef fenson Heights. Spending the past week in Cedar Rapids, la., has been Robert Ln. Mr Bardtman, Antimony Bardtman has been visiting his mother, who has been ill Their first child, a son, was born to Mr & Mrs Donald C. Holm, Zinnnia Way. Mar 23 at the LDS Hospital The new baby will be named Steven Wavne. Grandparents are Mr & Mrs Otto ( Behumn, Salt Lake, and Mrs Mildred Holm. Sandy. Miss Barbara Murphy, daugh ter of Mr & Mrs John Murphv Amber Ln., celebrated her 10th birthday Apr 7. Barbara was given a party in the evening DOOLEY UPHOLSTERING SELECTION OF ( F.KAMICS IN THE SOUTH SALT LAKE AREA NEW and USED FURNITURE Layaway Now for Water Skiing Repaired and Recovered Cleaned Seats Rebuilt EASTER and MOTHER'S DAY Kitchen Furniture Dor then !'cu hold's Recovering Knowles Floral Low Terms Arranged FREE PARKING 780 S. Center FREE AM DELIVERY Midvale 124 30 Guests included her grandpar ents, Mr & Mrs John S'eed. and E. 6790 So., Midvale Mr AM & Salt of Mrs Miles Murphy, Lake, her uncles Kill OVER WITH y ,..i,o ri, .j : ; -- 'V V' ROADS AT 45 A SKY HIGH LOAD OF TIMBER both and Accurate - MONEY ORDERS Valley Drug AM It Clusi mdy b hiddtn in any advtrtiitmtnt in this Ittt of ipontors. Whin tldr ppt4rt in any of th adi balow it meant additional ' advarlrtinq of that firm appears titawhare in thit iliua of the paper and an additional clue may alio be hidden in any of those adi! Ciuei will be icattered. There may be from one to fie clues in any or nsne Th s is a contest of skill and we intend to do our advertisement best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to outwit us1 This is a contest for the family. Each person may en'er at the place of business of both sponsoring merchinti each week Anyone may enter UNLESS or by the merchant! a member of your family is employed by the Sentinel whose advertisements are heav-'bordered this weefc llnis apples en y Employes during the week that particu ar .idve't tement is heavily bordered of other sponsoring merchants are el g b e. however. for of use an to bank entry paper any sp Nothing bjy C ues to his ior her! identity Who s Who may be anyone in Midvale w!H be h'dden on y in advertisements of sponsoring merchants. If. by com-of Who facts aoout him or herl name the the Who's (or dence. s editorial m.tr or other places n the happen to appear in news in will not count thii contait. at clues paper, these To enter, write down the nome you 'h nk Ms Who s Who Add up the total number of c'ues you can f nd in alt the advertisements of sponsoring merchants in this issue. You do not have to list all these clues just give RULES it's done! RIYF.I.TON MOTORS USFD CAR LOT That's a filO.1 I ri ! d by 'in hut tin rr s sun' fiofimg vu'di E. alunit the load. Mr. in .rktnntis (;.: lUaukinsliip, of his contractor, siis AM OISTIUU lOTTLED IT WtTEVILl AM 51 7 ""'"l- LTh;1, by Western 960 Z' ' ard Enterprises. at Either or Both Deposit This Week's Entries i VS. ti '2S MOOf... FIA2IEI AND OlSTIlUiT tUIUUI IAUST0WK. COMPANY, the total number. Don't forget to add your nimi and address. Than drop your entry in the boi located at the store of either or both of the ipornoring whose merchants ads have a heavy border in this issue. I See adt below.) This week's contest starts when you receive this issue and wilt close at 10 a m. Tuesday of 'he following week. At that time a will be held at one of the s'ores where entries have been depositeddrawing for this week's contest The first entry drawn that correctly identifies Who's Who will win J7.S0. If that entry also lists the correct total number ol clues hidden in all the ads of sponsoring merchants, a bonus of $14.10 will be added making a total of J2I 40 per eek Whenever this bonus is not won, that amount will be added to 'h ,. ackpot for the neit contest. It will continue to arow week until won! Every pois b t precaution will be taken to prevent typographical errors that might be m. shaken for clues, but errorless typography cannot be guaranteed Publishers of the Sentinel will be the judges in all questions and their decision wi'l be final. family pertic pation gives you a better chance to win the iaclpot Your w fe husband or some bright-eyeyoungster may spot a clue that you miss! Got any "Perry Mason" in you? Think you can outwit the contest1 if Remember, you can't win you don't enter. You Can Deposit Entries State 7(i'M S. Toh 3; .0. A CONTEST ABOUT MIDVALE PEOPLE '21.60 or More Weekly Prizes how ( - , ml shows the big rigs j I- T i if Quality Usod Oars with an O.K. tli.it counts at mrdiinn-iliiti- T WATERFILL-FRAZI- ER Brigham City Chevy middleweight f Subscribe to The Sentinel 4 FREE DELIVERY m Easter Decorative Tells about the machines that people ride in. Romance at Courtesy Bend, by M. Hall. A new novel for young readers. Thunder Rolling, by H. If. Miller. This is the story of the Nez Perce Indian leader Chief Joseph. The $5.00 gold pieces illustrated here are from the Waterfill and Frazier collection. They were coined by the United States Government in 1810, the year that Waterfill and Frazier was first distilled in Kentucky. .Prescription Service s j d fighting jets." What Makes it Go? by R. Wyler. lgl0 As-tle- mUwomes well-love- new animal book. Is Born, by B. Fraser. A story of music for beginners. Our Space Age Jets, by C. B. Colby. 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