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Show SANDV DEPARTMENT MRS. J. THOMAS OSTLER, Reporter, Phone Mid. BETTY B. YOUNGBERG PRESENTS RECITAL MAY 13 Betty B. Youngberg, Sandy, will present a group of piano students8 in a recital Friday, May 13, at p.m. in East Midvale Second ward chapel. The public is invited. Participating are Ann Simpson, Judy Burns, Karen Leonard, Raymond, Stead-manOstler, Janet Hopp, Nancy and Jeanette Bills. Miss Louise Erdman, Soprano, will be guest soloist. CLEGG-DENNI- S Miss Shirley Anne Cleg, daughter of Mr & Mrs Joe Clegg, Sandy, be- came the bride of Uavid Marian Dennis, son of Mr & Mrs John Thomas Dennis, Salt Lake. The marriage took place in candlelight rites, Apr. 29, at the Redwood LDS ward chapel. Alfred Anderson, ed his 87th birthday Wednesday, Sandy, observ- Open House 1 e?X ' , r$ TING-A-LING- QUOTE: ! "Like many Americans, I took America for granted. It was, I felt, a fine country, a fine place to be born in and to live in. But 'it .wasn't until I had tramped the country from one end to the other with my guitar over my shoulder that I dis- - BY FRANKLIN i. their wives. lit 3 iwr PROTECT X .rr$ &c m LIVESTOCK JUittltHt ASS West Jordan Man Attends I. K. MOW a Convention Frank Anselmo, son of man Mr & Mrs IN MIDVALE tne? Here . How To at LOW COST YOUR FAMILY'S WATER SUPPLY . SS5 Of THE PAST 31 CORN KINGS CHOSEN AT THE IKTERNATIONAL SHOW IN CHICAGO HAVE BEEK IWDIANA FARMERS J PATENTED DESIGN Concrete, Steel Reinforced) (Pre-ca- st EFFICIENT ECONOMICAL PERMANENT Phillip SittM Withstand C. 1000 gal. 800 cal $125.00 $100.00 imwmmnnmmM Ground Prettvre fWMtirwffifKf 500 gal. 650 oal. 87-5- AfegnuB Mai 75-C0 Lew 10 for cash f.H.A. Sfofe and County Health Specification Siiton Sepiic Tank Co. of Uf ah TRAFFIC SIGNALS' AND UWS, ROAD taft-drMn- g i.,t mm r, r Lii-d- tear miiT ana ww"-- ' -,iijaargag!!g-.;- ifirm , r.-.- ri. I . J- VM' 2141 E. 3380 S. I Ihat anglers for ir Ms I i I , Pierre Etchebailer bworkl open cowr tennis chwipion, retired February 12.1955 lReseacher qivinq up the crown he had worn coniirwau itjsmce rib. WMistjujT wm Deiw rirsr Hall ot Fame. to te walkd in the SIGNS, MARKINGS keep your cor In condition at oil limosl ond" 15 I Plant i Ph. S.L 1601 W The MIDVALE 3500 So. ,:..- -r -- 51 a . rr-"- - - J SENTINEL . XYoY BARGAINS GALORE HURRY! swo,ooo THISSALE wonw 4s yl i au I u H 1 SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE No fooling about two or three ing items being reduced 1AA Everything goes GUNS and AMMUNITION All of the stock lead. WO LANTERNS, SLEEPING Sf1"07"' TABLES, etc Remember. APPLIANCES Extra Special! 1 SUB-ZER- UPRIGHT FREEZER 1 ONLY MONARCH 18' I.- m95 JV Wat $W.50 cu. ft. Wai ELECTRIC J3U RANGE . Wat HURT OR DAMAGED CONDITIONS FORCE THIS SALE This Store Consists of Complete Households, Appliances, Hardware, Paint, Plumbing, Radio, TV and Much More IS AU7 $349.50 1 ONLY MONARCH ELECTRIC Wat $319.50 RANGE 1 ONLY GENERAL CHEF COMBINATION Wat SINK AND REFRIGERATOR $329.95 Ideal for Motel or Apartment REDUCED! $10395 l77 SiA 0095 7 FRIGIDAIRE RANGES WASHERS DRYERS IRONERS REFRIGERATORS Only One of Each Modell DRYERS and MAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHERS CONVENTIONAL WASHERS Only One of Each Modell USED REFRIGERATORS WASHERS RANGES RADIOS TV RADIO and PHONO COMBINATIONS Sunbeam and Other Famout Name Electrical Appliance!, including Mixers, Frypant, Deepfryert, Toattert, Shavers, Baby Bottle Warmers, Electric Blankets, etc. COMi; A NOT RADIO SAVE ON CONSOLES I for graduation CflQL f f f0 3U O off v 0 J2t0f 4 m 0f f X7 0 END and OCCASIONAL TABLES, MAGAZINE RACKS, SHADOW BOXES, KNICK-KNACOff 10 SHELVES P FOAM RUBBER MATTRESSES end FOUNDATIONS C(0L Arrived Just After the Flrel SIZE 44, REGULAR $99.95 . SAVE $10 SIZE REGULAR $79.9- 5SAVE $10 ....... - - - 3-- 3, INNCRSPRING MATTRESSES and FLOOR LAMPS - With BOX SPRINGS . TABLE or Fabric Shades. Beautiful OTHERS TAGGED . SAVE UP TO 1 GIFTVVARES, OFF! IIUY lOW Tr $AQy5 w XROL off J IZOL off 10 lOL IV . 10 10 n " 0ff N.Main &oKi7.!h: TOOLS. 20 25 20 OFF OFF OFF s bl fZd S) "COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS' 51 High Fidelity BUILDERS' U UP TO TV e 100 3Sp.td !!? RECORD $1095 Phonograph Records5 75 Timely for Spring Cleaning FOIt CIIHIST3IAS JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES . . . LIGHT FIXTURES JW 10 ONLY WEBCOR PAINTS. HOUSEWARES. ETC. $RQ95 AJ BAGS, COTS, MANY USED SETS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES. RCA VICTOR, STROMBERG-CARLSOWEBCOR TABLE RADIOS, CLOCK RADIOS, PORTABLES and PHONOS. XI SEE QUICK!! SPECIAL DISCOUNT TABLES, 50 PHONO NEW RCA VICTOR SETS REDUCED FURNITURE A CARPETING end THROW RUGS JU (Alto Rug Roll Endi) OVERSTUFFED SETS and PLATFORM ROCKERS . .J...JJ..... .,.,.Just in time LANE CEDAR CHESTS season's elmost herel OTHER SPORTING GOODS BASEBALLS, BASKETBALLS. ETC Off 10 LI31ITEII QUANTITIES MERCHANDISE $2C ftOO $549.50 -. EVERYTHING SALE SMOKE ONLY CLADIRON IRONER 1 ONLY m MEIN! hkor, Arnkkcm PmpJm Encyc(opa TWENTY-SI- LECTURE Some men's idea of practicing economy is to preach it daily to 9 A regular meeting of the Ladies Fire auxiliary will be held Wednesday, May 18, at 8 p.m. in the Firemen's hall. The meeting will be conducted by the president, Mrs Beyond Tht City Sewer Meef Htma nn DAILY 6 O TIm Salt Lake City I. 5-1- Anthony Anselmo, West Jordan, was one of five Intercollegiate Knights from the Xos Caballeros covered how dramatic and thrilling Chapter of Westminster, who atthe true history of our country tended the IK. convention recently in Pullman, Wash. Frank is the really is." Burl Ives' Tales of Duke-eleof Westmin for 1955-5America (World Pub. Co.). ster college local chapter. TO TALK ABOUT Bee Hive Really I Used June Be 1955 LFA Schedules Meeting May 18 at Firemen's Hal! 1 AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS on the Staff (seated), the skits and an accompanying tune are of the Federal Civil Defense Administration proto make the pnblio conscious of Conet designed vide a variety of voices for one of the skits m rad'a 640 and 1240 emergency radio frequencies. cries of "spot" announcements on "Conelrsd," More than 8,000 has been aaved the Government the emergency Civil Defense radio system. Re- by using mostly amateur voices Instead of pro corded by FCDA'a andlo-vtra- al director. Chet fesalonal actors. A West Coast firm pressed tht head Nat linden reoords and mailed them to radio stations. Ipnrreon. and rmdlo-T- V out and set this lovely home just two years old. Plenty of closet space. With 'j acre of ground, ideal for horses. Ph. Friday, May Jordan Narrows Artillery J: - . - HI1B 1 SENTINEL (Utah) Roy Jenkins, and Mrs Mervin Bosh and Mrs Frank Canning are Corn Atlas Bldg.. 1 MODERNIZE YOUR HOME f WW Sunday May 15 to 5 p.m. 1878 West 13400 South " f It tt"'b r b The telephone company in Tokyo recently announced that is was ready to begin acting on requests for telephone service and would start with applications dating back t0 1906. i 1111 mm mmwi at Malmo, Sweden. With his father, he came to the U.S., arriving in Salt " MIDVALE The Utah National Guard is planning to use the Jordan Narrows Mil itary Reservation for artillery fir ing betwen June 5 and 19. Sheep and cattle men are advised as to the exact dates the artillery range will be used. SOMEDAY, on IIDTEQV "It May 11. He was born May 11, 1868 - THE Page Six ' I More than 500 were in attendance at Sandy First ward Sunday school Sunday with 116 mothers present at the special Mother's Day program presented by junior and senior members of the Sunday school, with C. R. Alsop, in charge. Mrs kilie liousKecper, 78, was the eldest mother present and Mrs Francis E. Webb the mother of the youngest child (age five weeks). Mothers were presented with pot' ed plants. ft :ri ' Range great grandchildren. 116 MOTHERS HONORED BY SANDY FIRST WARD OBSERVES 90TH BIRTHDAY f , Lake June 21, 1880. The family first made their home in Midvale. Mr Anderson followed the building trade with is father. He later was an employee of the old Mingo smelter in Sandy and the smelter at Murray. He married Ellen M. Soderman, Mar. 11, 1896, in the Salt Lake LDS temple. She died in November, 1950. Mr Anderson also lived in Sandy, N.M., and was in charge of a fruit farm in Granger for more than 14 years. He made his home in Salt Lake, prior to returning to Sandy. He is still doing work in the Salt Lake temple. He was married to Verlia May McCarrel Sept. 28, 1953, in Salt Lake. Mr Anderson has three sons, Wallace A. and Francis Doran, Salt Lake, and Edward A., Clendale, Calif. He has 12 grandchildren and 17 Mr & Mrs Hubert C. Lambert and family, Farmington, were dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Lawrence Tuttle and family at their home in Sandy Sunday. Mrs Lambert is a sister of Mrs Tuttle. Mrs Rhoda D. Jackson, Mrs Iil-li- e Nickle and daughters Barbara and Jolynne, Mr & Mrs Phyl Morrill and sons Steven and Ronnie and Mrs Darlene Morrill and son David visited Sunday with Mrs Jackson's son and daughter-in-laMr & Mrs George F. Jackson and family at their home in Sandy on Sunday. 266-- 1 Ph. Mid. 812 LINOLEUM. RUGS. HARDWARE, ETC. CHROME DINETTE SETS and ODD CHROME CHAIRS SAMSON CARD TABLES and CHAIRS - FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT SCREENS, TOOLS, ETC. REVERE WARE and METAL KITCHENWARE Received Jutt After the Firelll WROUGHT IRON ARM CHAIRS g with tpringt, heavy plastic covering over foam rubber. Two cover choices in assorted colors, no-sa- SUEZ PATTERNS . $11.50 ea. or 2 for $21.80 LARGE. AMPLE PARKING LOT IN REAR OF STORE-- NO METERS OR CHARGES |