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Show Tdo Burglaries Show Cooperation Of Prime Importance Speculation about the recent series of burglaries in the comthe Midvale area should lead to only one thing businessmen and plete cooperation of Midvale residents with the Police Department. After burglaries have hit so close to home, there has been much street talk, second guessing, and even criticism of the crime prevention methods being used. Constructive criticism can and should be used, for this is a problem that could involve any one of us in this area. The new police reserve unit in Midvale should to prevent criminal acts during the in a helping go long way unit will function in addi This hours. auxiliary nighttime tion to the regular protection provided by the police depart ment. But the best form of crime prevention is for each citi zen to make it his duty to prevent criminal acts from hap pening. This can be done by making his home or place of business as safe as possible, being "heads up" in observing suspicious activity in the community, and cooperating fully with our police department. Last Word nI lLJi 1 1 "" JlkM 1 1 Wish you ATLANTA, GA. were here. Well yesterday (Friday) I wish you were here as the women of the NEA (National Ed itorial Association) spent a day touring Atlanta. In the morning we were guests three Ar-lan- d Atlanta's most maghomes, one of them a of nificent penthouse a terrace garden up there over looking all of Atlanta. This one was decorated in the regency period. The two homes we visited at ground level were showplaces, beautifully landscaped, and the interiors carefully decorated. The various woods used in one home with oriental rugs covering the and beautifully pegged floors, executed beamed and carved ceilings especially appealed to me. Whites and soft pastels abounded in the second home, and in all of them paintings, antiques, and other objects d'art were most interesting to the eye. At noon we were guests at the Atlanta Art Museum. I must tell you about the dessert, it was baked Alaska, served in flower pots and topped with a real flower. Chrysanthemum-typAfter lunch at the Coach House there, we viewed the exciting PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY jewels designed by the artist Dali. A description acSecond Class Matter at the Post Office at MidTale, Entered and 1 each jewel companied Utah, under the Act of March 9, 1878 liked that because it showed the viewers just what the artist J. PARR GODFREY, Editor and Publisher had in mind as all were symbolI ic. EDITORIAL NATIONAL Subscription rates, per year The heart, the cross, the tree of life, time passing by, and (anywhere in U.S.A.) $2.50 many other subjects were used by Dali as he forged gold and precious stones into beautiful Mrs Elizabeth Ottley, Garden Grove, Calif., spent part of the past week with Mr & Mrs Cleo Guest. Mr & Mrs Wayne Van - e u fft!fyiig'U'.nja Natlvaal tpriUtlv: Rapraimtatlnt, lc. Advertising Nwippr WMy York N 4M Flftk A II) N. Michigan, II. N.Y. Ill Cklcago. creations. (Advertising Rates Given on Request) Valken-burg- . announce the birth of a son on Mother's Day, May 8. Grandmothers are Mrs T. M. R.. U.S. P.t. Off. 2C?Suf o(c(si Mable G. Angel, Magna, and Mrs UiiiiWMSMBJMMIrVtaiMBISBSSSSaSBrkiMf Edith Van Valkenburg. Henrv Brady, accompanied "Stop referring to the salesman we hired with our Sentinel Mrs Herman Heinecke and son Midvale. to Milford, as pinheads!" James. Want Ad where they spent the week end with Herman Heinecke. Those in the visiting party were man, while Ward Ashby, Jimmy Mr & Mrs Fred (Nancy Mot Preston G. Pet- Nunley and James Orgill usher ta) Martin announce the birth of Commissioners a son May 1. The new baby will erson, George Abbott, and Ezra ed. be named Stanley. Grandparents The young couple will honey are Mrs Vera Knowlton, J. C. Mulville, and Muggleston, Salt H. S. Kerr, engineers. moon in Reno, Nev.. and San Lake, and Mr & Mrs Ambrose Francisco, Calif. They will make Motta. Mrs Katie Squires, Salt 20 years ago a home in Long Beach, Calif., Lake, is the babys great grandWinners of the oratorical con where the groom is stationed mother. Mr & Mrs Arthur Snyder, sons test at Jordan High, sponsored with the Army. Steven and Paul, Mr & Mrs Jack by Jordan Post of the American return Snyder recently enjoyed a dinLegion, were Dorothy Bills in tne Kaye Burgon recently oritorical contest, and Alman ed to his home after serving for ner party at a Salt Lake cafe. Samuelson in the essay contest. 2! year in the Mexican mission The occasion celebrated the field for the LDS church. His birthday s of Steven and Paul. 20 years ago Murray, e uTAnrAfrwtKtSloATior; SENTINEL (UUh) Friday, May 13, 1960 Food Queen Market. Legal Hotices NOTICE OF HEARING IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held at 7:30 p.m. on May 31, 1960, at 'the Salt Lake County Fire Sta tion No. 8 at 1800 west 7800 South, West Jordan, Utah, for the purpose of making a change to R-and in zone from from A-- to l of the following described property: Beginning at tne Nortneast Corner of Section 27, T. 2 S., R. 1 W., S. L. B. & M., and running thence South 1760.0 feet; thence West 1320.0 feet; thence North 1760.0 feet; thnce 594.0 feet; thence North 1320.0 feet; thence 1914.0 East feet; thence South 1320.0 feet to the place Valene Blaney was chosen to repof beginning. resent the American Legion Aux Donald J. Parr President iliary Unit 63, Union, at Girls West Jordan Town Board She State in Logan, June is a daughter of Willam Blaney, Attested: Lorna J. Spencer 7313 South 7th East, Midvale. Town Clerk Miss Blaney is sponsored by the (Pub. May 13, 20, 27) NOTICE :., on the 18th floor with five-ma- n Phone: AM mil .in By Vlv in THE MIDVALE homecoming program was held Sunday in the Union Third Ward Page Two chapel. Mr Burgon is the son of ,. Mr tc Mrs Harold Burgon. ,.i, in i.i.i imm .ii.ii.ji immim.iu Mr & Mrs Allyn (Connie Bur gon) Mahoney, entertained at a dinner party Saturday at their home in Salt Lake, honoring her brother, Kaye Burgon, who recently returned from the Mexican mission field. Other guests were Miss Mary Lou Harris, Salt Lake; Sheryl Johanson, Midvale; Claron Burgon, Mr & Mrs Harold Burgon, VeNae Burgon, Larsen, Kelly and Burnell if Rureon. Following dinner the group attended a theatre in sail Lake. Mrs George (Dorothy Nunley) Anderson and three daughters, and Miss Alma Nunley, returned home in Lakewood, Calif., Monday after spending the past 10 days with their parents, me Doyle Nunleys and other One "The Living Flower" was unusuallv exquisite. The flower, about 9 inches tall, has this description. "Eighteen karat gold, paved with diamonds stems imbedded in malachete from the lielgian Congo. 'The petals, shaped like hands, reach A-- C-- 2 12-1- Sons Hi Thompson Healing and Air Conditioning Co. 9 Free Estimates 6505 S. State AM 01 Melvin Whitlock, 13, Riverton, won first place in the Jordan school district marble tournament sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, it was announced by Mar- cell Graham, chairman. Other were Deioert crump, winners upward toward the light'." Sandv: Wavne Van, Union; La The lower flower opens and Mar Withers, Draper; Verdell closes every eight minutes. Highland Boy, and Sorenson, I Wow! believe just about James Rhoda, Midvale. every precious stone was used, and the imagination of the artist wast truly impressive. Georgia hospitality has been all we've every heard about. The editors of Utah will have to go a Olive Sharp, Reporter "fur piece," as they say here, Phone: AM to surpass the graciousness and warmth we've been shown here, when they entertain the national Weds association in Salt Lake in June Phyllis Nunley Union Of i KENTUCKY BOURBON Walter David Buckland of '61. 1810 Miss Phyllis Nunley, daughter Doyle N. Nunley' Union, and Walter David Buck land were married May $. The ceremony was performed at the Union First Ward with Bishop Del E. Brady officiating. A re cention followed the rites. Mr 4 Mrs Jack O. Buckland, Way Back When The $5.00 gold piece illustrated here are from the Waterfill and Fraiier collection. They were coined by the United States Government in 1810. the year that Waterfill and Frazier was first distilled in Kentucky. I a- from the ) MIDVALE SENTINEL 20 Years Ago i IN BOND WATERFILL-FRAZIIt nog . . . Ail tmiui us Condtwim-tmpfltu- tomio n ntdff to its ER u tiiitiu Ventura, Calif., are parents of the bridegroom. The bride s attendants were Mrs George Anderson, matron of honor, Mrs James Orgill and Miss Alma Nunley, her three sisters, and Miss Linda Olson. Lois Jean Anderson was flower Declaring that traffic condi-lionat Midvale Junction were "deplorable," members of the I'tah Road Commission, with their engineers, declared Monday that immediate action would be taken to widen the intersec- girl. tion and relieve traffic hazards. Edward s Alto Available BOTTLED uiosiomi. lumw lumi smmitr 0idt-f- 0f 111 Ttn Dlntfe Shore Cbtvy Show In color weathtt Comtoft - f- c- NBC Sundiyi, Turner was best M. Pit Boom Ctitvy SVarroom tha tk!. i - - -- -a A CONTEST ABOUT MIDVALE PEOPLE '21.60 or More Weekly Prizes of Mr & Mrs -- - ABC ri TV. --1 Cluei my bt hidden in any dvertiimtnt in thii lilt of ipontori. When a eppeen in ny of the edi below, it meant edditlonel advertising of that firm in thit inue of the peper end en eppeari elsewhere additionel clue may alio be hidden in any of thoie add Cluei will be scattered. There may be from one to five duel in any contest of skill and we Intend to do our or none. This it advertisement best to outwit you. We invite you to do your best to outwit us! This is a contest for the family. Each person may enter at the place of business of both sponsoring merchants each wth. Anyone may enter UNLESS a member of your family it employed by tha Sen tint! or by the merchant! Th;i bordered ths waek. whose advertisements era heavily applies only Employes during the week that particular advertisement is heavily bordered. of other sponsoring merchants ar tligible, howtvar. ute any slip of paper for an entry b'ank. Nothing to buy Who's Who mjy be anyona n Midvale. Clues to his 'or har) Identity wi!! be hidden on'y in j rtt semen ts of sponsoring merchants. If, by coincidence, th name of the Who's Who lor other facts about him or har) in to news itami, editorial matter or other places in tne appear happen paper, these will not count ai cluei in thii coat ait. To entar write down tht name you think fits Who'i Who. Add up the total number or clues you can find in ail the d vert dement of sponsoring merchants in this issue You do not have to list aM thate dues just give RULES itr J, ll.OHAL k.(LiO Doi Newbold I -- Zv . int' jya ::: 3 j .. r i ss .m tr:"S v.a f i r--- sr.-- - -- f, 1 T ; ' t thca I'TA president Flowers and Gifts For All Occasions 3 "A :r.-- 3 AM) l!dv I'i immissions Auto GLiss Radiator Repairing F. At TO SI .RVICF. mm So. inii am v rsi AT i 1421 Fender Hep.iiriiip & nut t or Both Deposit This Week's Entries 780 E. Center z.-- - Can Deposit Entries at Either You D.i v id worked liere1 I" & r the total number. Don't forget to add your nam and address. Than drop your entry in the boi located at the stora of either or both of tha spoasoring merchants whose ads have a heavy border in this issue. (Saa ads below.) this Issue and will close at Th;s week s contest starts when you racaiv 10 a.m. Tuesday of tha following week. At that time a drawing will be held At on a of the stores where entries hav bean deposited for this waek's contest. Tha first entry drawn that correctly identifies Who's Who will win $7.50. If that entry also lists the correct total number of clues hidden in all the ads of sponsoring merchants, a bonus of $14.10 will be added making total of $21 40 per week. Whenevar this bonus is not won, that amount wilt be added to the jackpot for tha neit contest. It will continue to grow every week until won! Every possibie precaution will be taken tc prevent typographical errors that might be mistekan for dues, but errorless typography cannot be guar an teed. Publishers of the Sentinel will be the Judges in all questions and their decision will be final. Family participation gives you a better chance to win tha lack pot. Your wifa, husband or soma brignt-eyeyoungster may spot a due that you mini Got any "Perry Mason" In you? Think you can outwit the contest! 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