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Show Universal Microfilnirio 141 Herpont Avenuo Salt ako Corp Utah clty, I V XXVII- - -- Number 5 1 TWO SECTIONS City of Lights Blazes with 1 . 1 Volume ;' Friday, December Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah 14 PAGES THIS SECTION 6 PAGES SECTION 16, I960 1 1 1 ... Ski School Early Mailing Brings Postal Record Opens Jan. Christmas Rush CV 7 i r I j ? ill i If t ' .0. V. - fi After Monday's spurt, the load dropped off to about normal for this se ason of the year, but still 2 to 3 times average for the rest of the tune. incoming parcel post sagged to Ski school, sponsored annually lights, and a sparkling Christmas tree, the Gleaming brilliantly in the dusk, Midvale's ;8 sacks Tuesday and 13 on by the County Recreation DeWednesdav nhis an extra rxiueh partment, will open Jan. 7 and Main Street will shine with a warm, friendly shopping renter will attract thousand of chilletters! and outgoing parcel run for eight consecutive Saturand their parents to watch Santa's tridren to welcome Santa help evening eomglow 49 to Friday ,)(,st amounted sacks, days, it is announced by L. Mic-kiwilh Monday's 62 arrival. pami with Alive to town. colors, (Taus umphant twinkling gay Mickelscn, Supervisor. of 71 sacks. Postmaster Garrison said that Instruction will be given at on were sales to Monday Stamp arrangements have been made up almost do', from the same have four postal workers giving Brighton from 10 a.m. until noon dav a year ago, jumping iroin window service when needed. by K. Smith Ski School. Registrat0004 10 lie said that the Midvale post ion fee will be SI. 50 for the eni.uu. and chair lift Postal workers say that the office plans to "clean up every tire series. peak load of outgoing mail is us- night, dispatching all mail so rides will be free during class ually reached about Dee. 15 or that there will be no backlog time. Uus fare will be $1.50 per his means student 16, with the peak of incoming iDiii dav to dav. per round trip. Lunches mail occurring about Dec. 19 or longer hours for postal workers. be may brought or purchased at hut provides better service for the lodge. post of tit c patrons and prevents accumulation of mail which could Buses will start loading at 8 iollv, beaming. 'Santa as his sleigh arrives from talking with children and spread-anresult in a jam when one peak a.m. each Saturday. Loading Santa Claus with a pack full of treats for the North Pole and comes down, ing the Christmas spirit. stops in the south county area day follows another. . Main St. will Arrangements for Santa's visit A new aid at the Midvale of will include Jordan High School, Midvale area children awards. At the city hall, Santa will to Midvale were made by the rive in Midvale this Friday, Dec. I'ice this vear is a postage meter Midvale Junction, And the street that the judges Murray High alight from his sleigh and go 'Chamber of Commerce and the which affixes postage to parcel School, and 48th South in Holla-day- . 1G. find most brilliantly and tasteSanta's arrival by sleigh is inside, and there he will meet, ;city council, This machine, besides afpost fully decorated will win the On Saturday afternoon. Dee. and have a street award, which includes thefording a mechanical accounting The ski school has been operat- scheduled for 5 D.m.. and Santa greet, treat for every boy and girl who 21, Santa will attend the special is alwavs prompt e. ends atre tickets for everybody living School census figures, indicat- Census figures indicate that the , iChristmaS program at the city on the street, compliments of the ing a school population increase next areas where more class- - eliminates hand cancelling, and ed for manv vears, and will be Thousands of children are ex- come to see him. This is the moment the kids hall, to which all children are conducted along the usual lines. pected to line the streets to greet in Jordan district of 600 next room space must be provided Mccds un the entire operation. Burk Theatre. have waited for, and it will be at invited. Details of this program Members of the art depart- year, were presented to the will be in White City, Sandy, and. 5 o'clock on Friday afternoon, will be given next week. ment of Jordan district will do school board last Thursday by Union. Dec. 1G Commerce of Chamber . . . the judging. They will make the P. M. Mickelscn, director of puMr Mickelscn pointed out thatj Santa has arranged to spend rounds between Dec. 20 and Dec. pil personnel. even the Sandy area hasi a part of every day in Midvale A new elementary school, at been though 24, and turn in their decisions. made smaller by assigning until Christmas, and he will be To be eligible, lights must be the south edge of Midvale on on all sides to other seen on the street, in the stores, Monroe St., will open next fall. territory on from dusk until 10 p.m. schools, the Sandy area continues1 in I ln liti.nt ,.ti'n v h,rii n it Kjilli to increase in school population "A com mtinilv must be per- city had grown from 3,990 to oil wells in the state, a phosphate c,,m(,r and al tC Midvalc June-plan- t and is again about to outgrow thc: sistcnt. 5 .802. at Nerna and utilization lj(m sU),,ning ct.nter With Leniency . . . energetic, and very pa . "Most towns would be Sandy school. very of aspen at Midvale as evidence) San(a wj, ,)c jn Midvalc from from 15mm- in in Designation of to new order attract lieiit Mih;mriv uilli such a situation " be of growing industry m all parts , , ,. 8 ,. , Mii'Liiknn .v,. nl,., tli,. (,,,rv ,)!iV to U.S. near of ChamCoshen, It t,ie Slate. the members jliful vou are because "but of.dustr.v, 1,1 not, In added, SulimhfuJ fp,,m n,win board with prepared sheets I "All this creates ri r",.i t in,, jvia Redwood Road and the west statistics from the school ten- her of Commerce were told Wed you miss the industry." lie reminded bis listenshore of Utah Lake, was' approvsus projecting the elementary He said that the Chamber of power, noon bv E. 11. Abill ers. in is which Guilty of murder, with a re- with the first day occupied by rollment through 1966. Commerce, this week by the State Road primarily of the industrial departed l manager Mr The highway program, commendation for leniency, was selecting a jury, and was conCoin mission. Present elementary enrollment, ineiit of the Sail Lake Chamber cnarge oi me ueveioinueoi oi uie the would reduce said, help must decide what .community, The highway, estimated to cost the verdict of a 12 man jury af- cluded Friday evening with the of 6.851 students will increase of Commerce. kind of community it wants. "If agriculture surplus, because 24 .1 i next vear, to 7,741 in 1002-'.$1,600,000 for a road to be .u . ............ land to of acres are ter trial of George 11. Mitropolis jury returning a verdict after required Just wanl l0 R() a0nt. pr0 a period of sevover constructed 63, to 8,044 in 1963 64, to 8.290 in Cuambcr that the loss of nf build mile a highway. and Dale Allen Johnson in dis- three hours' deliberation which tWr,.SsJ will , vmi by " Mr AZ eral years, will provide a and to 8,434 in 1965 GG. smelter had changed Midvale lie chided the Midvale Chamincluded a return to the courttrict court last week. ""l"1"1"' 'for traffic wishing to avoid These figures include only chil-- i frnm :.n in.lo si ria to a bedroom ber for keeping its dues "too room for clarification of instructThe "meanest man around, jv populated areas of tMab and H" pointed out that business Mitropolis and Johnson, each ions by the judge. Ten minutes dren now living in the district .onimoMilv hot noinled out that and for being lax in the Salt Lake Counties. it is profitable to op cheap." administration of its parking lot the police are looking for him. 15, were convicted of the Sept. later the jury indicated it bad and whose names appear on the in the in" vi'ars which included Roes where The highway planning departwhere its employes and the fellow who 9Taic He's steal the the the of smelter 5 murder of Gordon W. LMox-ha- reached a verdict. decline on problems. (Continued page 3) ment said that work could not a uesirauie place to live. nave of Hcnneman. watchPaul relief Christmas lights, Midvale, night president section beHe also advised that a town the Chamber of Commerce, an man at Allied Development Co., Chief Louis Smith thinks a start on the must be willing to pay the price, nounced the appointment of Dr light swiper is pretty lo.,. He's fore late next summer. 6119 S. .State St., Murray. for a new plant and employes Vance Durgon as a director to bold. too. for he got away with The jury brought in its verdict I added to a town must have wa- fill the unexpired term of Dc- a whole string off Lhc community al 9:30 p.m. Friday after deliberCottonwood Diagonal ter, sewage, schools, and other Wayne Simmons; said that a re- tree on Main St. ating three hours after hearing 8 it and takes tad at least facilities, trades promotional program Individuals have also reported Bids to Be Asked Soon the testimony, the final arguments of attorneys, and Judge years before a town gets back in for PMil is being worked out, and individual bulbs missing, and at taxes to "break even." announced that the next Chain least one stiing had disappeared Lids will be asked this month enough Stewart M. Hanson's charge to the jury. Mr Abill predicted that Mid her meeting will be held Jan. 11. from home decorations. on construction of the Cottonwood vale could triple its population Sentencing is scheduled for 1:30 Diagonal, a hew lour lane dividin the next 10 p m. on Monday, Dec. 19, and jears. but warned Cite Reasons . . . ed highway running (rum loo ' the verdict and recommendation that "it's hard to get off dead Kasl and M South lo Highland of the jury make a sentence of center; once you do and get Dr and t2oo South. life imprisonment at hard labor things rolling, they will gather The highway department analmost mandatory. speed nounced that plans are completThe trial was begun Tuesday he speaker sees nothing in " nf u:iv li:,s ed liiiisl ttf the 1961 to cause pessimism, because opposition to the establishment dciiti.i agricultural classification hccii oioch:,siil .10, innlii-iir- . retail sales this ear are up 2 to of a garbage dump near 12;;iki to an industrial classification, t,,,,, should be completed by next 3'; and the area has lo.ooo more ue real purpose 01 me reon- ai South continued this week as res a than vear people working ago however, is the desire of Salt ing, not of ideiiis but the are area made plans i.akc ( ounty to estaiilisli a Wages down, likely gar will not lo the be rise. Inventories will oppose By JAY oiung change that Schools Close Dec. 21 dump at this site. at an all time low by Dee. 31, would permit establishment of bage area "This is contiguous on the which will provide a new spurt m the dump For Christmas Vacation outh and west with the botinda Overheard on Main St.: A buying power. hearing on the promised ol the Utah Stale Prison and He said there is some business change will be held on Dec. 28 lies Schools in .Ionian district will is situated a mere :m feet from "I finally figured out the proprecession, but this area is one by the county commission. the east boundary of Riverton. close Wcdnesdav afternoon. Dec. er balance for a vacation trip of the bright spots m the nation, This week the folluwing state- and I.800 feet (nun the nearest f,,r the Christmas vacation. h ave home half vour clothes and with uncniploj incut in Salt Lake ment was received from Parker of a group of homes on the north. be resumed on 'lues- monM take along tunc as much Nielsop. altornev (or the resi cast, and west which house in Classes will County onlv 2i per l.ooo. coin Jan. 3. djy, per 1.000 lasl ear oems woo are opising ine loea excess nf 3.VI ey.'' paicti wiui It is within and a national average of 61 per lion of the dump in the Jordan one mile of the towns ol I, luff l.ooo River Installment narrows: debt down is It isn't likely thai your this 'n Riverton. South Jordan. dale, and savings are up "A public hearing on applica achieve that editor will and Draper. No .Vil by Salt Lake Counn Crescent, 10 About of lion Utah's is income It much distinction as a columnist. is, of course, common from defense work, with ".V. of to reune an area near Draper is We don't have the knack of say knowledge that persons living m the to scheduled 28 Dec. missile for lhc assigned program apph the vicinity ol a mander; Rullis K .i . qil.u lenii.islei : li.uk low: Utah The bage dump ing a lot about a little, like for, New officers of World War I Veterans include, speaker pointed to e .cation proposes that the area m are plagued with gal instance D.m Valentine. I II Lounger, and Pile Hansen, cclsior Vein at UViuo : W. t charcoal situated south and of Itohei row front Morgan, to left Turner, .iue.inii. plants right, The other day Dan took a odors, smoke, and a horde ol Cedar Clt. sulfur and potash South M and west of State SI disease whole column kicking around trustees. Gust K. Norm, senior larrving rodents and in junior be 4H6 at its from Moab, reoned rest plants produccable present seels The residents of Crescent was In keen xistmen from com II. icc Thomas McMullin, commander; must presently contend with a bitten liv dogs. He had a Two burglaries in Midvale lat lot of fun ami turned out an encounty dump which is located at week have been cleared by pocolumn. louon South and tertaining approximately :ioo Last in Salt i Lake County, lice with the arrest of two juvenWore too direct. All we can I or think of to keep postmen and which is a disgrare to the iles, who were promptly returned The town of Crescent to the State Industrial School at anybody rise, for that matter county. was assured at the time the Ogdcn, from which they had es from getting bitten by dogs is nt a lot of to tie the dogs up dump was established lhat it caned. think that is hercsay, so would not create a nuisance and Midvale officers learned the we can't write IhiuI it! similar assurances have been identity of the burglars through the much like We're loo iven every locauiv wncre dumps routine Miuee work and scut out poor Ilioiuas II McMullin. Midvale. coiidmted by Ail it. W. o uKon ave Itccn created 111 the past, an alert, am the arrests were postman who tried the direct ap were ol the Imoiit stale drpai roach lie was a Marine, just was elected commander ol I'.ar owever. the t resccnt situation made br Salt Lake of fuels 011 follow s back from the ward, and actus racks 16.M. Veterans of World (Continued 011 page til Wednesday. loiiH'd to getting things done t hie! Ixuiis S Smith is attempt sel ler oM U. N'men. Mull .i W. 1. Mrs War and 'layHarry 'I inLoin i t right now His first day as a post ing to recover the stolen item-.- , nun be was nipped by a dog, or. Midvale, president of the ice mn ner, liivcl 'Ion. minor tires taken Irom the Iroii.iiil New bold Co and several mii.iII grabbed a picket out of a handy Auxiliary, al formal meet uiaiider; M111.1 V. ( .inc. Mur M id a p p e e s taken Irom the ,1 (erne, and laid into the dog in tugs anil a joint uuisiiiias party ray, chaplain Ii ul us Ka sensible Marine fashion, lie did IMw.nd h leniiaMi r lames Aluew home. .U) Snieltcr at Midvale vale, Saturday evening vc.u mis l.oraiu'er. Midvale. nt have any more trouble with cilv lull St T.iv lot vple. the dog. but he did with the dog's lee. Pete II. Other ollieers for (Imsell M01 r, 111. owner ami with the post office de bv the barracks in an election ci r'" liu-lc- c Kiwanis Club to Close ,ir trustee. illivcrlon. partment. which lrowno upon such conduct. ' ' 1 iimIi.hv oilier , otllieis f rl " Year with Yule Party Tin- - eountv budget fur IMA will Will be Bingham, Cyprus Top Mi s Aiiiuiid Level sen. M1111.1v. at an all lime high o( S'.l .Tl 7. Now in operation is the SH Midvale Kiwanis (lob Inseil School Safety ii r president Mrs ill, nil !, according to figures releas million wain treatment plant of ' its vear s business Monday luglit M ( llsoll, led .1 S this v.rrk David liislnct. Jours, by Water I. the Metropolitan and Cyprus High Mvi'on ( onlev Sail Itinglium when rcMiiU were heard from icoiintv anditor. late, luniol' wltiili is liHJtted in our area but to the Schools M t s earned fly u e in light Kslnnatiil revenue is y !r.ij.so;i. all ciitniniHee cliairmen. f, d w a to t us lei much ftuse dor mi mean rfkr pUnl their safely flags for Hie first llci I, liiv erton. baplaiu Mis jn inrrrase of J1.4u;i 'im; over (bib uieiulrs. their wives, it is stru Ik a Salt I be county's assessed ,ilu and pic-l- s will have ( In M mas limit nt the inoutli of l.ittlr "I week of Hie drivel aduev run nl l eo OU011, Midvale. cuiidin rcss ition is up iMi million from vm. p.ulv at Hie Aviation ( bib .i,cl M p.ei.lltii. biuilmi Salt lonwcxHl rnuni to Irmt wntrr progrmn for schools in Salt like Mis lot a total o( Lake next .Motuliiv evening ',Ki;.:,iKi (loo guard. Mrs Kobeil Goi; an, Mm (nun that CMMum mid from Peer County. 1 1 ,1 i Ilolh si hinds had peril 1, cil.i lav, :i veil' liustre luesilav I'udget iripiesls lie also 1111. night, in a reek Reservoir for Salt Lake in The program featured with the "! eouulv drpartmenl at the McIIumIisI ( hureli. Hireling the plant mn process Uw million Hon free munis the fust we k I lei led In nllur Pi.l In thr Auxiliarv ol Taxliir, prrntdrnt; Mrx Ainund Irxrtsiin, submitting rcipirsts of $H.2tS L1!. he new ollieers, directors, and callous dav. turning out water Murray bad only one citation. mas (arols sung by tin- Meln and lap dance nuuibi'is than man. under diWin Id War I that is Mfc. frrr from bacteria, Jordan lour. Olunpus six. Gran dellcs In left II f rl ibith is Ml2.oi.;i more than lasl committee Mt Ironl details rnir icr pirsidcnl; bal right. air. bv Tracv I! j I'.eiinct! and J.intue rection of W. ger seven. Granite nine Skancby, prestastes, and odors. . Itrrattn. Ellard: lr ro (llsnn, tumbleThe low; Mis WilUrd O. Olsun. iirasiircr; Mr ale tax is expected ident elect, and Joe Sebee. retir- Sevru si bonis, wilh sonic 8 000 Wuuxr. Munay Now Salt Lake ran have as to VIC W.i.iin next vear, a ing lieutenant governor, went watrr a Midvale and UiclsliulenK are participating in the thelletrcbmenis were served loolcv, junior x itc pn ndi'iit; Mrs lUiiy tirsv; Mr I dwaid IVnk. iluptjin. j od (CuuUuutd Si .1. 'over the club s plans lor u im lease uu Ualcty program. Auxiliary. b) The Christmas "rush" got off i,. a fivinn ctart at thn (irivai . . ,,. ,. ; posiomce mis weeK, uien seuieu back to about normal lor the Christmas season, with the peak Mid vale's annual "City of load expected, as usual, about Lights" effort began to shine in the 19th and 20th. earnest this week as home after Saturday, normally a half-dahome was decorated with brilli- operation at the post office. WU1 ant colored lights. be extended to give window ser-- i As is customary, response to vice as late as the public dedecoracall for Christmas the mands, Postmaster Phillip O. and was almost universal, tions Garrison said, and there will be officers of the Chamber of Com- extra deliveries on Saturday and the "City on Sundav if the volume of mail merce, which sponsors of Lights" contest, predicted requires that by this week end almost The rush started earlier than! every home would display dec- ever, with a tremendous bulge of orations in an outward manifes- mail over the week end. oftation of Christmas spirit. On Saturday the Midvale There is a spirit of competi- fice dispatched 25 sacks of par- tion in the lighting, too, for the Chamber is again offering trophy awards to the three homes which, in the opinion of the judges, have earned the Spirit of Yule ...j eel post, and on Monday 70 sacks, which compared with G2 on the corresponding Monday last year, TK,re'was an extra ,,uch of 1(.t- ter mail Mnndax. with cancella- tions totaling 7,968. up 2,5uu from the same day in 1959. Monday was also the biggest day ever recorder for incoming parcel post, with 82 sacks arriv-'0- f ing. Biggest previous clay was Dec. 19 last year, with a peak At Brighton . e r - 1 Census Figures Indicate Continued Jordan Growth Children Await Arrival ? Santa Claus Friday ar-'N- stamp-licking- , Lake Shore Road Midvale Shifts Avay from Industry Given State OK - . - Boys, 15 Found Guilty ,,, I IX i - LIGHTS - i .,,,.... w if ft" m JBn R W'M f if This 7 That i'omu: si;i;ii mi;am;st 31 ax J3 1964-65- 4.0M:: s - i Garbage Dump Opposed 1 1 V cut Arrest Juvenile Escapees, Solve obnoxious Local Burglaries get-lin- 1 e War Veterans, Auxiliary Elect Officers for 1961 -- lit p--- j ift .1 County Budget At Record High; La-lie- 1I Contest 11 Valuation Rises 11 t I X 1I Im- - 1 v . . I I v , 1 I ,1 111 1 - (but 1 fr I ro! - pac ;cr. e - |