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Show S. during which the husbands were evening's dance review at the honored with a special gift from West Jordan elementary school. The children participated in Ka their wives. ren Burkinshaw's Christmas dance review. Local girls dancRethe South Jordan ing were Susan McKee, Denise Tuesday lief Society held their monthly Stephens, Susan Winters, and Lee literature lesson presented ef- Ann Holt. Mr &. Mrs T. Udell Bailey acfectively by Vida Hutchings. After which a demonstration was companied by Karen Burkin-shaw- . left Thursday, Dec. 15, for given by a representative of the Utah Power & Light on Christ- Mexico to bring home their son. mas Cooking. Lunch was served Robert, who. for the past 2' 2 and Christmas gifts were years, has been serving in the Jordan Mrs Alden Winters, Reporter Phone AM Mrs Gary Lee Maxfield, (the former Linda Schouten) is making final plans to leave Monday, Dec. 19, to join her husband in Japan. Mr Maxfield, who is with the U.S. Navy is stationed at Naval Base. They will make their home in Japan for the next two years. He is the son of Arvil-lMaxfield, Locust St., Midvalc. Mrs Maxfield is the daughter of Mr & Mrs A. J. Schouten, South Jordan. At-su- Mexican mission and Western will be released Dec. 19. The infant son of Deanna and Dennis Newbold died Sunday, Dec. 11, 3(i hours after birth. The baby, named Jeflery Dennis was six weeks premature. Funeral services were held Thursday at 12 p.m. at the Jenkins Mortuary Reed Maynard recently returned from the Central Atlantic mission will have his homecoming Sunday, Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. in the South Jordan Ward. Donald Mav- nard. also returned from serving in the same mission field, will have his homecoming the follow- in Murray. ing Sunday. Monate Lloyd, son of Mr & Mrs Melvin Lloyd, arrived home from the hospital Monday. He underwent surgery for ulcers on Dec. 6. and had 70','i of his stomach a The South Jordan Ward Primary officers, teachers and their partners held an annual Christmas party Friday, Dec. 9. Dinner was served by Pres. Jena Vee Palmer and counselors Lois Turner and Elaine Largent. A Christmas program followed under direction of Norma Wheadon, removed. Bonnie Mabey and Lois Turner, Parents attended Wednesday eciais REG. $9.95 Last Word By Viv Cottonwood Hospital Ann Landers was a luncheon Mr & Mrs convennational the at speaker Eugene L. Howard, 6484 Sumac tion of weekly editors in Minne- Way, Cottonwood, girl, Dee. 5. apolis last month, and she told this about one of the letters she Arthur W. Litson, 3201 East 7800 South, Cottonwood, girl, Dec. received. 6. A mother wrote to this effect Grandma is 82 years old. She Alma L. Hardcastle, 581 West worked six months crocheting a 90(H) South, Sandy, girl, Dec. 7. James H. Dav, Draper, girl, dress for my 10 year old daugh ter to wear especially at a fam Dec. 8. Oral Birch, 8578 South 150 ily reunion. My daughter is put ling up the worst sort of protest. West, Sandy, boy, Dec. 8. La moot E. McCleery, 815 East Actually the dress is and simply is 7200 South. Midvale, girl, Dec. 9. ed, unbecoming, William H. Jenson, 8312 South not being worn today by girls her 1700 West, West Jordan, girl, age. What shall I do? Alter considerable thought Ann Dec. 9. Landers answered in words Robert C. White, 71 West 7065 something like this: Grandmoth- South. Midvale, girl, Dec. 9. Elmo R. Martin, 10690 South er spent a lot of time on that dress, must think a great deal of 20 East, Crescent, boy, Dec. 10. her grandchild. She's old and Jay L. Webb, 271 West 12300 should be respected. Perhaps South, Draper, boy, Dee. 12. Bert Bauch, 10551 South 10th with an explanation, your daughter could be persuaded to wear wesi, uivenon, gin, uec. n. Keith L. Hilton, 1655 East 7000 the dress on just this one occa-- i sion. Alter all loving kindness is South, Cottonwood, girl, Dee. 12. Salt Lake Hospitals more important than style. The letter was published and Mr & Mrs Keith J. Perry, 1942 Meadow the roof fell in. About 100 letters to one .screamed: Don't do this Dr Cottonwood, girl, Dec. 5 Max G. Carter, 11800 South to this child! Three letters were quite inter- 13th West, Riverton, boy, Dec. 6. Arvii Armistead, 105 West 9000 esting. The first, from a woman said: South, Sandy, boy, Dec. 7. Alvin V. Butler, 170 East 7200 "1 am enclosing S3. Use is for ribbon. Insert it in the dress and South, Midvale. boy, Dec. 8. David L. Thomas, Riverton, it will be lovely." Tlic Midvale Sentinel 95 $5 Jt! Reg. $29.95 E Set IWelmac $2395 5 lb. size 5198 Xmas Choc. REG. $24.95 Sunbeam Razor $19 95 SET U Corning Ware 95 - I The second, also from a wo- bov. Dec. 8. Burt Stewart. 10205 S. Zinnia man, wrote: "Send the dress to will make a satin overskirt Way, Sandy, boy, Dec. 8. H. Jay Brown. 426 Hoover St.. me. Bruce B. Millett. 7710 South for it. and she will look like a Midvale, has been named sup10th East, Cottonwood, boy, Dec. doll." for ervisor of industrial relations The third was from a 8 year 8. the two concentrators, ore haul- old Karl Jeremy. 7171 South 2220 boy. He wrote: "Send it to age and central power station of my father, lie is a dry cleaner, East. Cottonwood, boy, Dec. 8. Kennccott Copper Corp. and he will ruin it for you." Stanley R. Crump, 12051 South It is the wish of this columnist 17th West, Riverton, girl, Dee. 8. Robert E. Maupin, 9921 Tulip thai ymi will not be lorn between Team Gets Trophy; two lows this holiday season, Dr., Sandy, girl, Dec. 8. Two Given Honors Jack E. Jarvis, 1515 East 13200 but that ou may have a Christ mas most most South, Draper, girl, Dec. 9. blessed, merry, Midva'e First Ward's Junior led R. Ihomton, 671a South M Men basketball team played at and most reverent. 700 East. Midvale, boy, Dec. 10. the Cannon Stake Invitational Dennis Newbold, Riverton, boy, Tourney. The team topped the Dee. 10. sportsmanship trophy and Brent son of .Mr & Mrs Anderson, Richard Kepner, 527 East 7th Frank Winget was among five South, Sandy, boy, Dec. 10. team. boys chosen for the Keith J. Christian ,1041 Platialso winning a trophy. num Way, Sandy, boy, Dec. 11. Bruce, son of Mr & Mrs Leo G. M. Christcnsen, 7252 South Newbold. West Jordan, was cho Marine Pvt. George P. Golesh, sen as an outstanding player in son of Mr & Mrs Pete K. Golesh, 2930 East, Cottonwood, boy, Dec. 11. the junior rank. 280 E. Center St.. Midvale, par Doyle E. Wharton, 9917 Aster in ticipated amphibious landing Nov. 1119 while serv- Ln Sandy, girl. Dec. 11. exercises Mrs Howe Presents John J. Garahana, 9761 Jade ing with the First Marine Division's battalion landing team at Dr., Sandy, boy, Dec. 11. Library Play Camp Pendleton. Calif. The program at Salt Lake Composed ol Leathernecks ot Small business needs cooperaBattalion, tion with big business more than County Library Auditorium this the divisions 7lh was Marines, the team sup it needs big Friday, Dec. 16. will feature the government. by elements of artillery, presentation of a modern play, ported trac reconnaissance, amphibian by Mrs Louise Hill Howe. The tor, tank and Both sugar and vinegar are units time is .:io p.m. exercise preservatives, so it seems to boil throughout the five-dadown to whether wou want to be As far as the dollar is con pickled or in a jam. it shrinks. r News of Men In Service anti-lan- 1 corned, confidentially, NEW KAISER ALUMINUM DIAEViOND-R- 4 I P'iMfil'i' IMI If II i tl. ' t I T- H f II - It ;f L l ';! Lee Vigil, son of Mr Mrs I'rmiipio Vigil. WrM .lor .1 is expected home tins week end Irom Frankfurt, ( iei main where he ha1 been stationed lor 13 moiillis with the .'iL'nd ln!.iiiti A n r The former Bingham w ill be mi a 3o das l;,n lit 1tirlttu.il and s ill t turn In l.ei in .111 fur till tiler si l' H e l'l Jerry & 11 . . v What the jlhnr, need Tin' y' ha- - iii!"'l ' WARRANTY R BUY ROOFING DIAMOND-RI- For lxilh farm And rridrnlinl use, nrw Kimrr Aluminum Iiani"tvl Hib feting u utm'xty fiJoiiitf (Tit you II lire T hi niran (lint I)iamnd Hib rnrroMiirt in bai k'd by a tintlrn cigirrttfj (innd? Ihamnnd Hib r'fing ha fot In lo gtd lo lisp up lo this 30 )rar pri'iru1- AND SEE THE OiimMd KWt 'Way Back When from Hm MIDVALE SENTINEL 20 Inn ,es s hiiM l.i in Us the week Panties Flannelette Pajamas Day of Ytirt Excavating Grading Elastic Belts Plaid Bathrobes Boxed Hankcrchiefs 20 I Walt Anderson IJD1 L ! ip i;- to li'ccccrl Gravel $1.22 $1.33 $1.58 $1.66 3 pr. $1.22 $1.44 $1.27 44c ALUMINUM inMruclinn! TUB PBIQHT 8TA TREE LITE SET & LITES large type O MIT4LI ii lisny I v nwhi'ir l Owrn 11N It UliV. Midair lUmillnit. I I ON Htrrlnr SMI I II. Irau our liiaiuh lAiU!;rr A & Farmers CO-O- P Utah Poultry IN AND SAVE ON ALL YOUR HOME AND FARM NEEDS! COME CORNET TOY CENlfiAl CONTRACTOR AM $!$? - AM5-3SJ- 4 15 off on all toys priced $2.00 and lwcr $1.66 $2.44 $1.77 $7.77 $1.77 from now to Christmas Willow Dishes serves 6, includes sugar, creamer $1.99 $1.33 $1.33 $46.88 $1.88 $2.88 $2.99 & 11 11 50 25 18 50 Cards Boxed Reg. $1.00 Cards Boxed Reg. $1.00 Cards Boxed Reg. 59c off 66 .66 37 bowl n- i I oitmr rally (nr anil r brsl III x Wood Salod Scf reg. $3.93 S3. 33 Nut Crackers .22 59c Peanut Clusters .44 .44 $9.83 Winter Gloves, Snowcaps. Bonnets, Coats, Crawlers, Earmuffs, & many other winter accessories at new LOW PRICES mi: Pkgs.17c ill .66 .17 .6 .17 GIFT SUGGESTIONS Reg. 69c 36" Modern Table Lamps ICICLES rcg. 10c I'.nikrn ft Chocolate Cherries .43 Handkerchiefs Giant Assortment Round Metal Cake & Candy Container IV 3 Gift Wrap $1.00 25 ft. Bolt-GiRibbon 10c Tissue Wrap Xmas Scotch Tape Milk medium base rcg. 15c ca. Platters .33 .66 .44 .6 .23 ... 4 for .23 CHRISTMAS WRAP $2.33 c $6.66 Angel Hair 2" Glass Tree Ornament 15" Christmas Candles 25c Icicles pr. Blue BUH0CR' Reg $1.19 with lites Spray Snow large can Special Selection SPECIAL Jeans DECORATIONS CHRISTMAS CARDS 88 Dinette Sets Blue Willow Set Twin or Full Bedspreads Turkey tl, CHRISTMAS $1.33 2 . Cotton 30 x 50 Plastic Winter Snow 77' for $1.66 Nylon Net Drapes 20-Picc- Scr .. 7 Gift Table Cloths Decorator Pillow Covers Sand . Door Decorations TREE LITES ni-s- Gifts for Orphans tr OUTDOOR LITE SET 25 lites FOR THE HOME Kind out how Kaiwr Aluminum Iliniru nd Hib r d n k an mp smi InnM-in- t lime, labor and munrv. Sto u texbtv fi r i'rr building plan and riiv In follow is At 50 North Main Street in Midvale Open evenings and Sundays until Christmas Indian Scout Rifle Fanner 50 and Holster Marx Electric Train Guided Missile Set Top Soil i CIHllDSTMAS SAVBMGS "fVARIETY Links oz. Blue 3 1 -- years ago city building. Aa FOR THE BOYS Dirt Fill - less than Midvale. rial FOR THE MEN Gift Cuff ..... Richardson, West Jordan, were injured when a Jordan school bus collided with a truck. The Kiwanis Club will hold its, Christmas party and installation of officers Monday night at the Methodists' Collect 10 chairman. ta " a i-- 20 years ago The Midvale Methodist youth The Iris Theatre is closed for groups invite everyone lo attend Midvale branch of the Salt two weeks while the interior will "Christ's birthday party" Dee. Lake County Library system rebe remodeled and new seats in- 18, at 7 p.m. at the church. They ported a total circulation of 4.401 stalled. will present Christ's story while 20 years ago during November to lead all othin native costume and will join er branches. The city council appropriated in carol singing. 20 years ago S100 for material and labor for Everyone is encouraged to take .1 i... Official census figures, just re- .I.., ' leased, give Midvale a popula- luring the holiday season. The the month in which their tion of 2.874. a gain of approxi- Kiwanis Club is matching the ap when ... ,..-- , I, ,1 ;.. mately 400 in the decade, a larg- prop ion with a similar ,M, M,n (() t,u, wj, er percentage of increase than amuu,uIdren 111 an Orphan Home in Hel- 20 years ago any other community in the count.na) Mont. Lucile ty. Bingham has 2,834 persons, Beckstead, and Duanei Refreshments will be served. Fancy Asst. Blouses I i lo ith the pas w teihii'l'.il Mi rsers - test g'Kt' RbM twin miVe lucjfd " djab i' StlMJtll l!ndaid jHjminum tonl.rg rr, d f ' l(nW !"did lrgths. 14 It,', pljt 6 In r fill! idl lo tosci I rel 4g- - n cllh irrirc' ncn 1 STiciir d'l (hinntl at ttt'f lukptiol C o ' Good DIFFERENCE! inbomd lot dutinclive Mlltttl Hut pillage I'i.n ed help ha1- w.j ..it week had not yet become a traffic hazard. Fancy Gift Tics Fancy Stretch Sox Backed by 30-YEA- l - mt-ii- who U1..11 - - sun, like a red ball in the haze, sinks behind FOR THE GIRLS i v J the Qquirrh mountains, entirely obscured by the fog except for their outline visible against the sun's disc. Fog increases daily, but at mid- t" W I""'""'' The weather phenononon known as an "inversion" settled over the valley this week, and day by day the smog grew more dense. The setting Short Sleeve Blouses Flannelette Gowns Dresser Sets Fa ncy Panties Casual Slippers Slip and Panty Set i "fpm f1 1 liL Diamond Rib Foolirj fc -- ..V i Cotton Pajamas S. - -- FOR THE LADIES JO 74 CZE""" j , - - I I J VALUES ROOFING AND SIDING YEAR WARRANTY - i 1 at 6:30 Midvale SECTION 2 w , Vincent Dr OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30 21 N. Main LJ Friday, December 16, I960 14 PAGES THIS SECTION 8 PAGES TWO SECTIONS , Timex Watch BRACH The Ml (dims hnp srbitmn T I MM.IM M III l I t HON III HII IV Ms Mil 111 Ol MI T I VM. t II V I'sr your Inlrtrutioiul ( rrtt I ( aid III ki: vuuts |