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Show Universal Microfilnins Corp 141 Avenuo Lako City, Utah Salt iierpont r v V v "Li; . - J, ' v - Y " J) r f . !: " r. ' . V. X . . I tSZ7 y' Volume 29 Voting Tuesday! Number 44 Published Every Friday at Midvale, Utah Friday, November 2, 1962 . . . Polls Open 7 a.m. - 8 p.m. Workmen are getting prepared for a new fluorescent lighting system for Midvale's main street. The lights are due to arrive , early in December. Three steel poles were, being installed this week with the last one (pictured above) on the corner of Third Ave. The system . will extend along North Main Street and three fixtures will be instal'ed on South Main . Street St. Midvale 'Ward, 75 Olympus St. 399 Charles Clayton, 274 ell Dr. East TuTiTvalc 400 East Midvale Corn- c Second-Thir- Ward, 50 East 7100 South. 401 Bullock's Gymnasium, 52 West 7200 South. 402 East Midvale First Ward Hall, 7500 S. Slate St.. 302-Ch- Elecfl963 Officers 4-- ter 398 ! Kiwanis to Attend Separate National H Confabs ' Two Alvin county Keddington, clerk, has listed the ; voting places in all districts in Jordan School District for the Nov. '6 elections. The polls will be open in all districts from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m Location of the polling places are as follows: Midvale City arles A. Roby Bldg., 180 if ( . v; N. Main St. ln ion Midvale First Ward, Room 404 Union School, 7220 South 465 Sixth Ave. 13, 700 Ea.st. 39- 6- Midvale City Hall, 12 E. 400 Union First Ward AmuseCenter St. ment Hall, 7400 South 1300 397 Alice Juretich, 426 E. Cen- 394 East. Blaine Schmidt, West Jordan, t clothing, recreation, citizenship; Cottonwood Heights De one oi tour Utah teenShirley Olson, health; Diane 1051 407 Mounlview School, agers chosen as a delegate to Dunn, leadership. The Midvale Kiwan's Club East 7000 South. ; the national conference to BenWest Jordan Richard elected oLicers at a meeting 408 Eugene Slauffer, G871 Meatake place in Washington, D. C, Monday night at MidvaleCity dow Dr. in April, 1963. Blaine is the son Hall. The new officers will as130 of Mr & Mrs Frank Schmidt. Calvary Lutheran Church, ' sume full responsibilities of ;713i South 1700 Announcement of the honor on January 1. offices their 425 G. Robert Ault, 74C9 Bul- was made at an Named president of the group iler H lls Dr. meeting held Monday night at for 1963 was Vance E. Burgon, 427 Leo Gillespie, 7859 NanValley Junior High. Midvale' optometrist. tucket Dr. Another fine honor was made ' Mr Burgon will be assisted to a Midvale girl, Judith Pier-soElder Joseph Fielding Smith, 429 Butler Second Ward, 2700 by "two vice presidents M. president of the Council of who will be one' of 20 Utah East 7000 South. James Macfarlane and Paul Twelve young people attending the nawill preside 43- 0- J. F. Chnslensen, 3131 Apostles, Henncman. tional over quarterly conferences" of East 700 South. Congress in Chicago Elected for two year terms later in November. She leaves Sandy as directors were James Seal here the day after Thanksgiv-ing- . K-iii413 J o r d a n Administration One and Keyne Thome. Miss Picrson is the daughyear 93G1 S. State St. :Bk!g., directors are Lynn Welch, ter of Mr & Mrs Frank Picrson, 417 Anchor Baptist Church, Blaine Bradford, and V. S. Bar7356 S. State. 270 North 4th West. low. Hold over directors are Blaine received his honor for 419 Sandy City Hail, 151 South Gerald Moser and Milton R. Nelcitizenship and Judith for lead300 East. v son. ership. 420 William (Bill) Clough, 885 Other state award winners Named "Miss Coppertonian" at a coronation left) and Miss Stanlie Sullenger. The BingSouth 2nd East. were Kathleen Lind, Midvale, 421 Mrs Louise bail held at Bingham high school last week ham senior co-ewas chosen from a group of IIobfs, 9164 1 for citizenship and Roger John- ; ; Continued From Page 1 , ,." was Miss Ella Ree Carpenter (right.) Her two son, West Jordan, as winner of six contestants. South 1300 East. a stale speech contest. attendants are Miss Colleen Harker (upper. U Blaine Schmidt (Continued on Page 4) A number of awards, certificates, and medals were made son, Linda Drake, Charles H. Burris,' Jr., 353 to a number of county winners, home agricultural; grounds beautification, Princeton . Dr., Midvale, and ; . follows: ... as Dellcnc Steadman, John Ray Edwards, 199 Pionper Claudia' Carrigan, canning; Midvale home grounds', beautification; St., Midvale, were among 26 Judith recreation; Picrson, Brent Parr, home grounds beaustudents who bread demonstration, health, tification; Lynn Margctts, beef; University of Utah were awarded certificates for leadership. Sharon Schmidt, clothing, . recin MathSandy Bryan Steadman, ag- reation; Betty Gardner, dairy; outstanding scholarship ematics during their freshman ricultural; Michael Olson, agri- Vaughn McDougal, dairy;-.Licultural; Lee Mumford, beef; da Dallinga, foods, ' nutrition, year. ' Announcement of the awards (Precinct Two) Tuesday, Nov. C, is general Precinct) Dawn Woodbury, bread demon- home economics; Michael A veteran railroader with an Profesweek tatnanne w. uean and Marlon S. Batcman JOSEPH made was FIELDING last SMITH econby in Utah and citi-- j home election stration, clothing, day Lynn Taylor, sor Clarence R. Wylie, garden; mind has become the inventive Jr., Pritid.nl, Council of Tw.lv. ApoiIlM zens are urged to get out and G",rKL (Precinct Three) garden; Duane Cook, garden; Church oi Joura Chritl M. C. Beeslcy first Kennccott Utah Copper ing; Jacquc Ann Samuelson, Roger Johnson, leadership, pub chairman of the University's vote. Polls will be open in all ganger (R) of larl.r-do- y Sointt mathematics department. " Clyde V. Bur 'on "is'on employee to have an lie speaking. from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. state Senator districts to for the order In Carl D. Pearson qualify Jordan achievement, electric; Ronald filled with the U. S. Patent West and the Rivecrton Three amendments to the (Nineteenth District) Blaine Schmidt, award, the students had to take Stakes Saturday and Sunday, Justice of the Peace Riverton under the cor ly's ice two mathematics at least . Kay Allen (U) Warren Dale Cole Utah Constitution w il be voted Dallinga, home grounds beauti Nov. an awards program. ' at the courses gestion L. Shurtleif during year James Precinct-Midvaleen (R) ) fication; Douglas Schmidt, General sessions of the River- on during the election. Overheard on Main St.: and maintain level enis Leonard R. Anderson, .Ic appropriate (Twentieth District) tomology; Dennis Schmidt, Voters from the Sentinel area will be Lylc Byron Gundcrson (Sev in all mathe- ton Stake conference Elmo W. Hamilton (D) enth Precinct-Sandy- ) Avenue," Midvale, wb "The biggest trouble with pol- tomology; Glenn Baker, swine. an "A" average 10 a.m. will be fronted with the followat conducted Sunday John B. Anderson (R) Draper Jolene Greene, can matics classes. They must also and 2 p.m. at 12880 South Red- ing slate of candidates to choose has been with KCC continuously Constable itical promises is that they go freshman status been in have (Twenty-firs- t foods demonstra out District) : ning, the other." and dairy one from in Henry G. Erickson (Eleventh since 1935 and a locomotive enwood Rd., Riverton. Stake presyear Carl E. Peltcrsson (D) during the spring quarter. tion, Precinct-Murray- ) garden. gineer since 1936. ident, Leonard C. Beckstead, U. S. Senator Rex R. E. Weaver .Seventh Pre Crump S. (R) Anderson's idea was to locate David (D) King 12334 South 1700 West, Riverton, Politics is mostly a serious a new and more simple type of Board of Education Bennett F. Wallace State (R) cinct, Sandy) will evidenced U This by business. preside. In addition, citizens will vote railroad car handbrake control LcGrand P. Howard W. Barben, .West U. S. Congressman the fact that politicians and on three proposed amendments under the platform on cars used llarlwell Goodrich Bruce S. Jenkins (D) Jordan, president of the West their friends spend lots of A. to the Constitution of Utah. to haul overburden, or waste, P. Mallinckrodt Mrs Lloyd (R) .Sherman Philip Sunwill to conduct office. Stake Jordan money being elected Gcne-- al The first one proposes to ex from the B'ngham' open-pi- t Maybelle C. Parkinson day sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 Slate Attorney Editors, however, are able W. II. (Bill) Henderson (D) empt from taxation, property of mine. Up to nvr, conventional Lynn S. Richards to see a funny side, whether it p.m. in the Stake Center. M. widows and orphans of deceased brake staffs and brake wheels A. Kesler Arthur Richardson Pratt at(It) Visitors are welcome to A $2" million bond fcsue for rigation ditches, marshes, and is intended to be there or not. located on the ends of tne waste war servicemen. S. Smith Calvin Four Commissioner, County the have tend South in canals. the Salt around a district country Sunday meetings. Editors sewage cars have been in use. The second B. amendment Sorensen Term Year proVoyle varin ad and Special leadership Lake County, defeated last Trustees of the district, been quoted as follows on The conventional brake conposes that proceeds of taxes on Jordan Board of Education ious phases of the campaigns: year by only 67 votes, will be dition to Chairman Grover, are meetings will be C. W. (Buck) Brady (D) was subject to breaking durtrol motor motor of fuels taxes and Rex J. Maekay (10 treasurer, memW. candidates held clerk for S. voted on again next Tuesday. (Precinct One) .Mickclscn, Saturday evening "A lot of political be vehicles used Two for ing loading of the cars but the Commissioner, exclusively County Homer W. Bowen and Joseph A. Workman. bers of the Church. who are 'standing on their rec Property owners may vote on new device, located in a protectTerm Year C." N. Crawford highway purposes. of law the bond which would the ords' arc defying issue, . The third amendment wants ed spot, is expected to require Marvin (J. (Marv) Jcnson (D) Bernarr S. Furse Gravity." provide sewer service and a to raise the linrts on salaries little maintenance. Dale R. Curtis (It) Francis J. Kilholm Hatch-Arn"One reason politics make treatment plant for, the com Under and expenses of Legislators to suggestion system Theodore J. (Ted) Sargent County Clerk such strange bedfellows is that munities of ;Drapcr, Riverton, awards $1,200 as and program, Anderson reAlv:n (D) Keddington per year salary nd all kinds of people enjoy the South Jordan, Blufldale, ' $10.00 per day expenses while ceived a $765 payment, equival-Newell Kniuht (R) , Crescent. same bunk." Sheriff (Continued on Page 2) County Wendell Grovcr, chairman of No Oct. 3 Vandalism actually in session. "It's a smart politician who Beck.stead (1) (ieorge out innote of out the the envy can keep that district, points Police Chief Reports Rodger S. Gunn (R) of his voice while accusing his itial construction would provide John Hatch and Arncl Burris "About 28.700 students through Comity Assessor 1.515 connections, 642 in Draper, how onnonent of fooling the public. Mhr.ir out the country arc being a "We had a wonderful h.n hnnnri S. Clifford Cockayne (D) "Polijical platforms are for 449 in Riverton 25 in South I nigh . pcrformance on tnc Na. warded letters of commendation this year t he best in It. Burt John (It) one party to stand on ana me joroan, iw in muuaaic, anaitjonai Mcrit scholarship Quali- - in recognition of their excellent ten years!" reported Midvale County Treasurer , OS in ITI'SIT'IH. other to jump on." police c''ief, Iniis Smith. performance on the qualifying Charles O. Boiuier (I)) Mr Grover said that the pro "Luna Butler may get twice Ho said there bad been no not lest. Although they did Lamhournc Sid (ID posed truck line would . serve vandalism acts or accidents reach the status of semifinal Recorder He's- - the only cand'date with the populated area of the dist the day of goblin act'vi-tieists in the current merit pro County Mrs C. L. (Xillic) Jack (D) during window cards printed on both rict where there are five or a few soap marks Only gram, they arc so capable that llawl Tagnarl chase (It) more homes per half mile of had been drawn on some of the sides." we wish to call attention in this County Attorney Main St. store windows. "In politics, if it's against road, with eventual construction way to their achievement and ('.rover A. Giles (D) The quiet Halloween can you.1 it's a machine. If it's for averaging three connections per academic promise. Glen T. James (1?) be attributed to the acre. vou. it's an organization." probably "The scmifinali.sts ar.d comCounty Surveyor wtll planned parties scheduled "A space trip would be a bad Financing, according to promended students together con Rosew Bodou (D) for Midvale children at their for . politicians. They posals made by the trustees of one stitute about two per cent of Dale R. Holt (ID kc'wIs Wednesday, Mr Smith wouldn't be able to throw their the district, would be accomall high school seniors. This cerConstat (Salt Lake City said. plished by $tKK).mt0 in general weight around." ac signifies tainly noteworthy obligaion bonds, $1,350,000 in complishment by all of these revenue bonds, $304,000 in conA man who Is willing o back bright youngsters." nection fees, and a federal grant up his convictions Is Midvale's Arnel Rurris, daughter of MBlaine Watts. He's not running of $272,000. ilt Mrs Charles 11. Burris. 353 Plans call for construction of he -- -f,.. Wl .nu ..(firo Princeton Dr., Midvale, reprew..." himsrlf. but does have some definite Idea the sewage treatment plant on sents Jordan hirlt school as a the west side of the Jordan on what he wants in th's cmin semifinalist. Some lt,ou0 semi try, he expresses his point River at about 10400 Soutit and finalists from each state ami 600 Buildiiii! activity in Midvak tor's. Inc., 538 Hayes West, approximately 'the St., well. and. unlike most Amer m t US Will , , V. 1. Ill I WV! lf I north of the to district. not tit satisfied boundary Is 513,500; Bruce Mead Construe-aim- , 1 he ! leans Tm ond examination in vtomber J ,', la.ucd tola ins t.3a hv ami do nothing, then com This will 'permit draining the 432 Cyprrss St.,. $16,500; establish further their cllgihil .IHrniila .m. in wMtt ' entire district to the treatment of the outcome the about to Scholar receive Merit plain N. Brown, 428 LaSallc ity Julian John Hatch ut new homes and em Or,, $17,500; plant with only two pumping election. ettipst Tom Korologos, one en 300 East just fylng Tert For the past several weeks. stat'ons, Miss Burris U prrscntly at t,llcx given last spring at Wilson St., brick duplex, v ' iiifT "rurUon Mr Watts has published each south of 12300 South. Draper. Jordan High School. r ,0do,H'r, . m. i tending the University f IW.!, l the years tot.ll for ten $22,800; Harvey W. Kckman, 526 week In the Sentinel, over his and one near the Jordan River John Hatch, son of Mr & Mrs nn th earlv admissions nro-- i l""2S 14400 months to ixi.'MU, figure hi;;h Roosevelt St., $16,000. South, Bluffdale. Max O. leonard R. Anderson (center,) KCC engineer and inventor of a sicnature. a message express. at about Hatch, 10083 South 1700 grim. She wou'd bm hvrn In announcing the second vote of enou :h ta sustain the Otner permits include: Douginc his thoughts on the subject handbrake control, explains to Pete Deneris (left.) prcrlp-ilalioa wnlor at Jor- senior at Jlillcmt hi;;h K'hool Crescentf East, tar another millondollar buiJdini; las Pearce, 337 Cornell Dr., of fwl'tirs. He psys for these on the bond issue, Mr Grover dan, received a formal letter of thi year general foreman and former equipment and labor coorwbich This vear's merit Krhobhio ear in Midule city. patio and remodeling garage, certainly pointed out , that there Js ne commendation signed by Prinpersonally, for have in been rrrmits the cipal G. Reed Sanderson and program will conclude Octlcr Km: Mrs Ellis Caldwell, 278 dinator, and V. S. Bar'ow (right.) mines plant superintendent about leaves no doubt as to his sin general sewage system follows area at present. lie said that the announced lleber Sixth Ave., frame garage, $400; at the Bingham open pit operation, how the new brake by 1063. with the 5, refit V. naming National April president of the control Robert Nelson, 395 Wood St., Whether you agree with Mr disposal methods range from Merit Scholarship Corporation. of students who will receive C Hart, biuKhng inspector: Anderson' off with $76$ operates. paid suggestion rath an4 Anderfence. $320; Rooney C. Graves, merit scholarships to New homes: Joseph Mr. Kutulcr, the school's di- four-yea- r Watts' philosophy or not, you septic tanks and cesspools to more if is - 439 Cottonwood his Invention a run Sointo 507 irpending $13,500; $200. panted of sewage being on St., patent. the choice. Hayes their rector of guidance stated this: St., fence, open ton, colleges page 4) (continued wm Elder Smith 4-- Presides at Conferences . 4-- ft' ;V,'n .'! 4-- 'fry y f Two Earn Math d Awards at , enetra Yyesdlov aot Listed! Railroader's Suggestion Is Invention Dan-gcrficl-d, 1 .DJ..,u . This 'N That 10-1- (7-l- st foods-nutritio- Vote Will Decide on 5 Tovn Ssvvage System . Bac-kma- Burris John el Receive NMSQT Honors L 1 fr Hal-Wee- n s. 'r y0yw October Brings Activity In Home Construction g i T . 138-55- ' n I |