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Show Universal Microfilming Corp Avenuo J41 ako Clty Utah Salt i'ierpont W .... .. " ' WWII IIIBI : Volume 29 Number MfeJItHM, 'v ..i..,, .,.,..v,w,.- .a. . , la Published Every Friday at Midvale, I'tah Jan. I i 1 For PTA f A PTA Lost Boy Among those witnessing the ceremony are, seated left to right, Police Officer Ray Hughes Councilman A. M. Ross, Recorder Lawrence A. Mineer, Councilmen Lynn Welch and Joe Mazuran. n I Plane Finds Two councilmeu and the mayor, elected in November, were sworn in Tuesday as Midvale , ',3 Date Set Meeting meeting has been -- " i sch- eduled by West Jordan Junior High School Jan. 11, beg.nning at 7:30 p.m. and will be conducted by Mrs Frank Swain, president. Following a brief business meeting a film wil. be shown on the method of report card marking. Five groups will be lormed, each to visit Various rooms where ten explanations will be made on the class rooms. At Riverton r T Friday, January 5, 1962 ' T : v . - U ..." j ;i - bright red parka, a wire fence, and a highway patrol airplane were factors in finding a lost boy and returning him home safely last StiVfAxfsX L. Christopherson, Mayor Henry Beckstead. afternoon. " 1 l I A f 3T Steven Seymore, 2Vi,4iad beenf vOclT I When he hours four missing LaTK IS B was spotted and returned to his mother, Mrs Jerry Seymore, y 10600 South 1300 West, Riverton. The boy was missed about 11:30 a.m., and within an hour Mike Larch, a goat herder reneighbors were searching the area. Scores more joined the ported to be about 100 years was burned to death New search, the sheriff's office sent old, Year's morning at his one-rooOaths of office were adminis- - ster, chairman, Louis E. Goff, Consulting engineers Cald 8 patrol cars, the Highway Pa- shack near Lark. tcred to Midvale elective and Duane Rasmussen, A. B. Pear well. Richards & Sorensen. Sheriff's deputies, reconstructrol two more, then the plane. Jack son. officials the when operators Sewage plant appointive Don Christopherson was at ting the accident, believed that left, Reserve Officer, Claude Snooks, Husky's Winking at his master as if enjoying some Adjustment board J. Parr Zupan, George Boskovich. city council met and organized the man's clothing caught fiie R. on Tuesday. Fire Les clerks desk Godfrey, chairman, the plane's controls with Gale as he phone and Officer AI Wright welcome the, Midvale's dark owner, secret, a "Husky," deep, to kindle Peter Blatnick Jr., Tim George Downs, city employe; Wright as observer and radio fire in attempted Mayor Henry Beckstead was coal a stove. His to accompany officers on night duty body back ice back for dog LaVon of reservist, reports sworn in for a fourth term Chamberlain. po duty Fox, city and county; engineer as the plane began a was found near his cabin with Geor- John Dodge, county; Ralph four years as mayor, CouncilDog license inspector a week. At for after assignments. being missing Sunday low altitude grid search of the most of his clothing burned off. extra man. man Melvin L. Christopherson ge Downs. All appointments were for- area. Tony Nicoletti, owner of the term, began a second four-yea- r Custodians: City hall BryThe red parka paid off when goat ranch in Butterfield Canand William R. Cunningham, ant A. Heki; fire hall Mrs mally approved by the council. the boy was spotted, caught in yon found the body about 8 newly elected councilman, was Nelda Heki. After calling the meeting to term. Monday. It appeared that sworn in for a four-yea- r Shade tree committee Lynn order, Mayor Beckstead led the a fence near an irrigation canal a.m. l arch had tried to quench the Mayor Beckstead immediateWelch, Rufus Ray; third mem- group of city officials and em- at 11400 South 1500 West. Radio of ber to be selected by them; ployes in prayer which implor- contact with the ground forces flames by rolling in the snow. ly announced appointment the council working commit- assistants Little was known of Larch, Harold Christoph- ed help from a supreme power brought Sgt. O. P. Howard of the Highway Patrol to the boy. though he had lived in the area tees, which were unanimously erson, Louis S. Smith. to accomplish a better job. his parka firmly snagged in the about 50 years. Of Italian deapproved. The committees were announced as follows: fence, co.d and waiting to be scent, he has no known relaFinance and auditing Meltives. rescued. vin Christopherson,, chairman, Missing a week after disapFuneral services were conA. M. Ross, Joe Mazuran. ducted Thursday at 10 a.m. at pearing from a Midvale patrol A bandit, seeking liquor store L. Peterson, 213 South 300 Public safety Joe Mazuran, St. Paschal's Catholic Church, car, Husky, the trained police receipts on New Years Eve, had West, Sandy. J. Lark. dog who does night patrol duty to settle for $70 belonging to chairman, Christopherson, They said the holdup man with Reservist Claude Snooks, the Irvin B. Crandalls in a Lynn Welch. concealed his identity with was home again Sunday. Public buildings Christophat Sandy Confectionary, strips of adhesive tape across holdup While officers were busy 29 W. Main, Saturday evening. his Time of Midvale city council council approved the 1962 bud erson, chairman, William R. chin, cheeks, and eyebrows. with the pedestrian fatality on Cunningham, Welch. meetings during 1962 will be get as previously published. He was described as 28 to The state liquor package disDec. Main St. Waterworks 23, Husky 56 Cunningham, on the first and third Mondays There were no appearances by Orlando Ross McMullin, tall, receipts had been placed 30 years old, about of each month at 5 p.m. The citizens in protest of the pro- 1565 West 10400 South, River chairman, Ross, Mazuran. appeared from one of the pa- in a night bank depository be- and weighing 175 to 180 trol He never the had left cars. Roads Ross, chairman, was set time posed budget, totaling $143,565 ton, pleaded innocent Tuesday regular meeting with dark brown eyes. cars before, leading officers to fore the bandit, wielding a rifle, pounds, by the council at its organiza- for the first half of the year. Christopherson. in Third District Court when smashed in the front door of He wore a fedora hat and been have he Parks and recreation Welch, tion meeting on Tuesday. that suspect may Members of .the counca.afltihjswas arraigned on a.chami buildfatigue clothing. - the confectionery-agencchairman, Christopherson,' Cun1 A resolution was adopted by the planning and adjustment JTautomobile homicide. inf fH2,e"?. to and Gimme the " ing repeated in a all officers For week, ningham. the council increasing the bonds boards will have a snpoial moot- He was charged in connec money." Sewage plant chairman of all elected officials from $500 ing on Monday, Jan. 8, at 5 p.m tion with the death of Kath- the year" awards at every ath the southern part of the county Convinced that the liquor letic in the country, kept a sharp lookout for Husky, Mayor Beckstead. banquet to $2,500. Office employes who The book of city ordinances leen Smith, 19, 5705 S. Redstore receipts were elsewhere, offiAppointive municipal handle money are more heavily will be brought up to date, no wood Rd. Her sister, Maureen, received another honor Wed- who, because of his size, should the man seized $70 in confec cers were named as follows: nesday that overshadows them be easy to find. No Husky. bonded in proportion to their revision of the book having also died as a result of the all, in Gene's opinion. Then Sunday afternoon Rod- - tionery receipts, angrily fired City attorney Ben G. Bag-le- responsibilities. been done for a number of accident. 21 me al a Gene was called to the LDS ney Rasmussen ooiuea saw Husky of a police car for years. Trial was set for Feb. 7. Leasing and several, 6.ods breaking Church Ave. offices A in Lake Sixth Salt wandering along Municipal judge C. E. Mat- 1962 was accomplished by the City to receive the church's call to the police station ,c,t through the broken door. thews. new council, bids having preWith Mr & Mrs Crandall, 396 YMMIA award to a Mormon brought Officer Al Wright, and Auditor Ed J. Reimann. viously been obtained by the in minutes Husky was back at South 300 East, was Genevieve ahtlete. Recorder-clerLawrence A. safety committee. The award was given only the station and Reservist Mincer. S. Day Co. The bid of once before, to Vernon Law, Snooks was on his way. Treasurer Mrs Iris Buhler. of $145 a monthHenry Civil Defense Course Midvale Jaycees, was accepted by meeting At the sound of his master's Pitsburgh baseball pitcher. Secretary Mrs Laura War- - the council on recommendation voice Husky's massive paws Wednesday night, set their in Included Classes die. of the committee, a bid of $140 and alert head appeared over charier banquet for WednesPolice Louis S. Smith, chief, was submitted by Leonard New- the counter in greeting. Husky Announcement is made by day, Feb. 21, and reported that J. Steve Ray Hughes, assistant, bold Co., but the committee r a realistic reporting-fogave such The secret ambition of every the World Championships at Place o.lhe, iwt will Kerby, James Orgill, Al Wright, reported after comparison of skier duty appearance that a Sen- Midvale Junior High School ofjhe to try the slopes of the Chamoix, France, Feb. officers, Claude Snooks, Max specifications that it believed tinel photographer was called parent cuucauon Classes 10 is being realized by Map where only the International A number of celebrities, in Roach, reserves. bid to be in the Alps the and the scene was repeated. Federation of Skiing team may Monday, Jan. 15. At the cluding officials high in the Fire chief L. C. Canning; best higher of the city. interest Tliis time Husky threw in a big, beginning of each evening, Junior Chamber of Commerce compete. Then she will return Willard Kemp, assistant; David also asked for mischievous wink for the cam- prior to other classes, a course organization, will attend the to Switzerland for the three-raceDowns, Archie bidsTheon council secretary; era. But he wouldn't talk. in civil defense will be given. charter affair. of the Coppa Grischa. buying the 1961 police James, treasurer. trading in the 1960 First and third Wednesdays Mar. will find Margo in Electrical inspector George car andwhich and Students the city owns. Helping Parents model, cf each month were set as regBoskovich. Oslo, Norway, for the llolmen-kollcn- , Circuit' . . . 'Banquet in Pan the Future is the theme Paul Nicol service station was ular meeting nights, with the Kavdahar races. Street and water superintendof the next PTA meeting at awarded the contract for furfirst meeting devoted to busient Harold Christopherson. After nine weeks in Europe, Midvale Junior ness matters and the second a High. The pro Building and plumbing in- nishing gasoline and oil for the she will return home by Mar. gram is planned for Thursday, dinner meeting. A committee police units on his low bid. 10, just in time to take part in Jan. 11, at 7:30 spector Hebcr C. Hart. and is was appointed to determine Bid of Western Road Macthe United States Nationals at under direction of p.m. Planning board Lyle Web- the counselwhere the dinner meetings will sand-e- r a of for street $875 hinery Solitude. Mr & Mrs Marv Jenson and er of the year award at a New be held. ors of the school, Miss llulcla was accepted. Other bids of Gene Fullmer have scheduled York banquet, Bill Dunn, past president of Crossgrove and Warren G. $550 and $1095 were received, a busy three weeks the Murray Jaycees, was guest From there the but the $875 bid was judged moves It started when Mr & Mrs lo The program will be based speaker Wednesday and told most advantageous for the city. janu.siown on jail J2. on interpretmg tests and the left Thursday, for a the Jaycee story. n i3 91 ,i By Jay The council set a policy of use ot school information in mink show in Milwaukee. From Dr. Bruce Parsons will be requiring bids on all items of went to New fighter of the vear and students the their pos- - Milwaukee helping they study speaker at the Jan. 17 meetbeing $2,000 or more, and to give MidOverheard on Main St.: sibilities for future vocations, Vork where Mr & Mrs Jenson honored at banquets. ing of the Midvale Jaycees. vale business places first chance and will help them to under ami ucne runnier auenuea a 6 lo climax it all. Gene has "How is it that a woman can on all purchases. stand their immediate registra- fur sae , rush through a department The mayor and councilmen Then on Jan. 14 Gene will J0" ap,i:',kfd,ha,s fiKhl into the School. tion Jordan of, High store aisle 18 inches wide with- will recieve $5 each for special The Jprdan School Distr.ct be honored at a banquet "1,h Chased by a Highway Patrol has Na''nal out brushing against the glas- meetings held during 1962. ,by tht Boxing produced, for the state of New York. He was picked bv T . "Kc of pace swareand then drive home car at speeds up to ilJjniles Asta film showing the conn- - spurts writers to receive the Bid of Walker Bank on tax cne Wl" Mcsa a off 8 Arizona , and knock the doors J O'Ncil KR'htcr af iho an hour, Ned Leon Walker, "TTftlselors at work, and taking the anticipation notes for the first 7 t0 8ve a talk the garage?" half of 1962. cf 2.9 interest East 6400 South, Midvale. student from graduation back Year aw ard on $40,000 was accepted by the The group then moves to Margo Walttrt wrecked his car in a rollover to kindcrsarten. This production telU of the part the counselors, Ohio where Gene will be tenWe never knew how many council. and was cited for five moving At a special meeting held "fighter of the year" awards parents, and teachers had in dered a banquet and awarded go Walters, who has raced traffic violations apd a charge the education of the student. the fighter of the yar award at The West Valley Highway, there were until Gene Fullmer Saturday Dec. the iMid 30, won in most of the ski noon, started winning a new one evThe film will be part of the Columbus. Then on Jan. 21 scheduled for future construcof failure to at command stop meets in recent years in the tion at about 4000 West from Gene gets the B'nai B'rilh fight- ery day . . . and we bet Gene program. ol a police officer. intcrmountain area. North Temple to Bluffdale, didn't know, cither! D. of Mr & Robert Nuttall Margo. daughter Trooper inched a bit close this week For Gene, all the national, D. S. said the 1377 Mrs Earl Walters, when the State Highway Dehigh speed chase start slate, and city awards take sec(Ircenwood Dr., Sandy, left the cd at 6200 South 13th East at partment asked the County ond place to the MIA honor Mon8 a.m. Lake Salt airport at to protect the right cominision 11 p.m. Monday when he oh he received Wednesday. That was in Switday and next day ol way from encroachment. A new treatment a run auto served an sewage puts Gene and Vernon Law in sign zerland. slop The formal recpest by C. a class by themselves, for they plant, built by Sandy City, beShe will have a few days At 7200 South the trooper arc the only two ever to win it gan operation Friday, Dee. 29. Taylor Burton, director of high0 getting accustomed to the Swiss stopped the car but was ignorOpening ceremonies were held ways, furnished the commission snow and the runs, and Jan. ed by the driver, who took off at 1 p.m. by Sandy officials. with a legal description of the The Branch of Lake Salt was will car in at 'Gone the a The time, again For compete high speed. long riulit of way, 150 feet wide, and The treatment of ran cost four before Damenskircnnen arterial meet as the treated plant County Immunization clinic, ugly duckling signs $070,000 and if built to hand.e asked the county to place the rolling for 45 feet when unable the fight world. conducted by the CoVinly health at Zurich. Valley llighwal on its a population of 90,000 persons. West after, Margo to make a turn at a dead end Immediately He had several handicap. department will again conduct will fly to Morzinc, France, to intersection at 10600 South 13th With the addition of aeration master highway map. First of all, he was an "outfree clinic at the Pioneer take part in the Grand Prix East e The road, to be built in tanks, it can handle a populasider" to the fight world. He hall, 1137 W. 7800 tion of 140.000. Three days later will wide strips with a Walker was ordered to up South, West Jan. was an unknown fighter with find her in Bad Gastin, Aus- Pear Friday median, will connect the west The sewage treatment is morning before an unknown manager from an Jordan, on Monday, Jan. 8, tria, for the side of Salt Lake City with the Mel Humphrey! in South Salt Silbcrkrugeahen. wasn't . He town. 3 S to open from utomatic including both Sest Utah Lake Highway, which unknown p.m. The Coppa Tre Ladini will at- Lake on the moving violations to "deals" and he wasn't part The clinic, free to the fa mil tract her and secondary treat- ah snow been placed on the to primary Jan. will and Ortesei, hearhave Italy, preliminary of the tight little circle that ies in the 27 28. and then she will be back ing Jan. 23 before ment will The process is state hiuhwav Kvstem have stages. area, Judge City "ran" boxing, lie literally had In France Feb. 13 for the Arthur J. Mays on the indict Mr Burton said that when controlled and operated through to beat hia way in with his "shota" given as follows: DPT, Grand Prix International at St. able misdemeanor charge, a traffic 8 central to of a.l warrants, an additional lists. panel. up age; rges Gervais. years which has a maximum penally B. R. Woolton, superintendent lane for each side could bo con lie was a fighter, not a box-o- DT, polio, small pox, typhoid. She will be a spectator at of a year in the county jail. With a classic boxer like of construction for the Turner structcd out of the median Hobinson heading up his diviContraction Co. which built the strip. lot of adverse '61 Was Good Year sion, (ne got criticism plant, said it is one of the first undeserved and from sporta writer. p.anls in the Intcrmountain Winner Named in Area to solve the aeration probHis home wat West Jordan, Ladies' Club Drawing and he was proud of it He lem without stone trinkling filcould have easily called Salt ters. Instead aeration is comDean K. Swaner, Farmintnn, center, chairman of the t'tah Mrs Frederick K. Stoffers, Another "million-dolla- r Lake his home and won acme year Mineer, ci'y recorder. carport. $17,000; Rons S. Curtis. pleted by forcing large volumes 315 East 6815 South, Midvale, instant support from lukewarm for new construction in Midvale Building permits issued in 50 54 W. Wasatch St.. moving Lioni annual midwinter banquet dlM usses banquet plans with of air through the water. was announced winner of the iport writers. But Gene pre- was set in 1901, with the final November and December, pre- duplex from 333 Oak St., $7,800; committee members, Joseph B. Hanson, American Fork, ferred to do it the hard way figures just crossing the million viously unreported, are as fol- Keith Nosack, 322 Alta View Sew painting donated by Mrs MyrSuburban Sandy Sanitary . . . and, of course, the best mark with a total of $1,001,863. lows: . Dr, double garage. $1,000; Geo- left, and Kenneth Maugham, Peasant View. The banquet will be er District as well as Sandy tle Troester lo the Ladies' FinM figures on the past year Harvey W. Eckman, 781 rge Furgis, 554 Cornell Dr., en- held way. Monday, Jan. 22, at the Terrace Ballroom. were reported by Lawrence A. Mountain View Dr., houso with closing porch, $280. City will utilize Uie new plant. Community Club. Continued on rase 2 city officials by Attorney Ben G. Bag.ey. Standing, left to right, Atty. Bagley administering oath, William R. Cunningham, Me'.vin A m.n--5it- e lIGrCI6r Aftidvaje City Officials limed Fatally Monday afchs on Tuesday Take Car-riga- four-legge- d Sandy iandift Gets Only $7 Patrol Dog, Missing a Week, Back on Duty Council Leases Police Patrol Auto for 1962 McMullin Enters Innocent Plea MIA Honor To Fullmer Maz-urn- 1 wash-ed-ou- y 5;,Tri7 "dog-napped- Jaycees Set Feb. for Charter Day Margo Walters in Europe For Nine Weeks of Skiing k Midvale PTA 10-1- To Have Film s De-gi- n And Program 2-- Heap Honors on Fullmer This That All-so- Rollover Ends Syra-Jenso- rs, Chase; Speeder Gets Citations w,i n to Protect West Ask County t T' ' - I- Valley Highway Sewer Disposal Plant Begins Immunization Operations Clinic Again Scheduled Grin-dclwal- d 13-1- J 7 l two-lan- 40-fo- com-plete'- y r. ... Midvale Building Reaches Million 1 t, |