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Show Pixton, Marcelle Graham, and An games and dancing. A buffet sup(Utah) drew Ballard. J. Nathan Smith per was served to 24 guests. Six Friday, May 4, 1956 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Page was elected president, Dan Smith, By Jean Mrs AGNES DANSIE, Reporter Mrs Henry Page entertained at Dun-yot a luncheon and Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postoffice at Midvale, vice president, and Louis J. Ph.: AM party Sunday we watched the an award for being the most ac- - Reid and sons, West Jordan,' were secretary-treasureAndrew for her Mrs Ralph Ted Macknight Utah, under the Act of March 9, 1878. of last week. Amateur Original of Ballard is all in Mrs charge park Page and Mrs Grant Page from Hour. Don Swasey entertained at tive troop. C. E. Oliver is scout- guests Sunday EDITORIAL National Advertising Representative: NATIONAL as Mr is Mack, & Mr Miller attendMrs you James know, a dinner Sunday in observance of master with Douglas Butterfield, Riverton Monday afternoon. A$TbcTATtON Weak,V Newspaper Representatives, Inc. bookings. the emcee who will run the condirecstate welfare Utah ed the inher husband's nun Ave., new Tore 10, n. t. enterGuests Mr & Mrs Henry Page assistant scoutmaster. test show for Harvest Days right cluded Mr & birthday. Dr & Mrs J. T. Sorenson, Mr tors' conference and banquet Satsa n. Micntgan, irmcago i, mi. Mrs Alton Larson brothers and tained the parents Mr & Mrs James A. Miller, ju& Mrs Henry Day, Mr & Mrs Jene and sisters, of Mrs Page at their here in Midvale. Wonder how and family, Lehi; Mr & Mrs Roy urday, Apr. 21. J. PARR GODFREY, Editor and Publisher venile Pack, and Mr & Mrs Albert Brian home of the who protection chairman, atmany basyoung A people & Mrs evening. Mr Salt Mr & Mrs Rufus Ray, Midvale, Johnson, Lake; Wednesday to Gandy and spent the ket PTA banquet at the Subscription Rate, per year (anywhere in the U.S.A.) $2.50 motored supper was served. Those at- will entertain we will know? Will Art Kelby, and Mr & Mrs Carl tended the and G. N. Davis, Salt Lake, were Ranch. at week Sorenson the end of Utah Wednesday (Adverising Rates Given on Request) tending were Mr & Mrs James you be entering? Nielson, Kearns. The Swaseys University dinner guests of Mr & Mrs SpenMrs Albert West was honored Nielsen, Mr & Mrs Julian Tufte, with the PTA officers, evening Phone: AM also Mrs visited Miller Tuesday. Colored 6lides cer Swasey's father, Mr & Mrs on her birthday Sunday, Apr. 29. Mr & Mrs Joe Nielsen, Mr & Mrs & Like fashion shows? C. T. Neilson in Provo Virgil Freeman, Mr Miller flower garden were of the Saturday. friends and called relatives C, Many C. W. Giles, Mr & Mrs Hugh Mrs Harold Swasey, Prin & Mrs The girls' home economics classes STRAWBERRY FIYE TIMES BIGGER shown by Mr Ray. Mr & Mrs T. Ralph Butterfield including Mrs Charles Turner, Drummond and Mr & Mrs Doug will & Mrs Owen Hullinger, and Mr Strawberry Reservoir, one of Utah's major water storage Mrs Rugh Grahm, and Mrs Klea las Peisley, Riverton, and Mr & at present a Court of Fashion are grandparents of a daughter Mr & Mrs Spencer Miller atOren R. Dansie. Mrs Freeman, the Junior High auditorium born reservoirs and recreation areas, will be expanded to five times Ernest, Lehi, Mrs Given McFar- - Mrs Allen Nielsen, Kearns, and 20 to Mr & Mrs War- Mrs tended the funeral of Elizabeth Apr. atSwatey, and Mrs Dansie Friday, May 4, at 8 p.m., especial- ren R. its present capacity under the Upper Colorado Storage pro. lane and Mrs Adine McFarlane, Mr & Mrs Neldon Walters, Ameri ly Sacred Heart Church in at Kearns. Katter Butterfield, two-da-y of the for tended the session their mothers. Riverton, Mrs Ardell Hardcastle, can Fork. Lake. The Salt of scout fee to that ward runs now waste and water acre 137,600 troop and their state PTA convention. Wednes ject, Crescent, and Mrs Ree Diehl, Salt The clothes sport, nightwear, Mrs Anthony C. Sharp has been parents attended the West Jordan day and Thursday on the univer Monday evening the Clinton yearly in the Pacific Ocean will be diverted into the Salt Lake. elected president of the Mt. Jor- school dresses, skirts, blouses, scout Dansies banquet Mt. Jordan District had more dan Junior and the Oren Dansies en Saturday campus. sity evening ParentLake valley. School jumpers, and best dresses are High attend the Boy Scout Camp Teachers Association. Other of all made by the students them- at the stake house. They won Ruth Butterfield was a week tertained at a bowling party on boys of Strawthe its acre From 283,000 feet, present capacity first prize for their table center- end held on the flats south of ficers of the organization are Mrs selves and will be modeled guest at the Walter Crane the Roller lanes. by piece and a berry will be increased to 1,370,000 acre feet, making it the Mickelson Ranch than any of C. A. Boyce, Butler, first vice them. prize for having the home. Sunday visitors included second largest attendance, accord Ella Utah's largest artificial lake, by construction of Soldier Creek the 8 districts that attended. For president; Prin. Reid Sanderson, The Butterfield, Mr & Mrs Ross band, the Dance club, and boys from Draper en second vice president; and Mrs ing to ward membership. dam 268 feet high and 1370 feet long 9 miles downstream Mr & Mrs Ray Hiatt, Wilhelmsen, a group of students presenting a REFRIGERATION joyed this fine outing. Emerson Hand, Granite, secre from the present dam. Cost will be $12,620,000. play will also foe a part of the Recently Jimmy Newman and and Cinda Frazier, all of Salt Mrs Wilda M. Beck motored to tary. TELEVISION The new lake will be 7 to 8 miles wide and 8 to 9 miles Springville Friday afternoon to program. I'll be seeing you there. Jimmy Walker received their Life Lake, and Mr & Mrs Marv Butter RADIO SERVICE scout awards. The troop also won field from California. Mrs Ken broth' for house her attend open flooded and must be re long. Several miles of U.S. 40 will be All Makes Work Guaranteed J. M. Sumsion, in honor A thought for you built, fishing vilages will be under water and must find new of his 83rd birthday. To understand a thing is to fear Member Refrigeration locations. Construction camps will be turned into recreational Mr Si Mrs Jerry Enniss and it not. Personalized Care Engineers Society use once the project is finished. family spent a week visiting in 560 E CENTER ST. UTAH .. MIDVALE, PHONE DAY or NIGHT More than 78 It is reported that the National Park Service is alreadj Las Vegas with Mrs Elma Hoard, of vehicles in AM Mrs Enniss sister, and sightseePhone AM clubs of Midvale met volved in fatal accidents in 1955 The 6 laying plans for development of recreational facilities around ing at Boulder Dam, Bryce, and Wednesday, Apr. 25, at the Salt were traveling straight ahead. AMBULATORY MALE PATIENTS ONLY the new reservoir. Zion's Canyons. Lake County Library auditorium. (Membtr of Utah Fodcratioa of Llcoaud Nurs.g Hoims) met Daughters of the Pioneers 7662 SOUTH STATE and their Subscribe to Tlie Sentinel at the home of Mrs J. B. Day The following leaders DRAPER LEGION MEMBERS clubs were present: Miss Patricia ATTEND DISTRICT MEET Thursday. The lesson was given A history Carrigan and Mrs L. R. Carrigan, Mrs Grace Rideoot, Reporter The American Legion held a by Mrs George Sadler. was The Busy Beavers; Mrs Ann Kos- of of Garfield Heber the life AM district convention at Tooele Sat read by his daughter, Mrs Byron ovich, Chit-Chclub; Mrs Leslie urday, Apr. 28. Visiting members Spratt. Refreshments were served A. Lind and Mrs Foster Greenwere tour on a taken of the DRAPER FIRST WARD HOSTS Mrs George Whetman was hos wood, Wish we could televise this sale of sales to you! Tooele Ordinance Depot at 2 p.m. Happy Little Homemakers; DINNER AND PROGRAM tess to the H.N.O. Club Friday Mrs Esther A business meeting was held at Beaverettes; Jenson, It's our Spring Spectacular with an all-stcast of Draper First Ward, under di 5:30 p.m. Mrs Albert West was evening. The time was spent sew Mrs Maxine Allemendinger, Snap Mrs were Those ing. attending rection of Bishop Harold Smith elected treasurer of District No. hundreds of beautiful low prices! ping Stitchers; Mrs LeGrand Pet and Counselors, had a ward din 8 Auxiliary. A banquet was held Bert Berrett, Mrs Fred Sjoblom, ersen and Mrs Rodney S. Rasmus-ner and program Saturday eve- at 8 p.m. Those attending from Mrs James Allen, Mrs Ronald Allen, Mrs J. B. Day, Draper, and sen, Handy Wrorkers. ning. A meal was served to 285 Draper were Mr & Mrs Carl Mrs Thomas Sadler, Bingham. The Happy Little Homemakers members under leadership of Mrs Mr & Mrs Raybourn Dow, The Variety Club members met Club f B. W. Andrus, Mrs H. O. Smith, Mr & Mrs Ronald Sylvester, Mr & presented the program. The and Mrs Morris Green. Dance stu- Mrs Albert West, Mr & Mrs Max at the home of Mrs John Ennis opening prayer was given by SuOutstanding Dollar Values! dents of Karen Burkinshaw of Humphrey, Mrs Ralph Ballard, Thursday evening. Mrs Mont Cox, san Kjar of the Happy Workers Mrs Mrs Ronald Allen, Lyle West Jordan gave several num- Mrs Jack Bnmhall, Mrs Louis Club. Nancy Ware conducted the Highway, Ripe bers. Nancy Iliggins, Sandy, ac Washburn, and Mrs Allen Terry. Smith, Mrs J. B. Day, and Mrs cans No. 303 Re- meeting. Talks were given about Segments, were Ennis present. Jerry r " , companied by Miss Ilowlett sang The ladies won a district prize t At Dens-ley- , the follows: as Durian were freshments served. three numbers. Mrs Janice Beck for membership, and the men Annette "Why Tm a stead gave a vocal solo, Bruce won two national certificates and Mr & Mrs Ivard Rogers and Frandsen gave two selections on a district cup for membership. family, Mr & Mrs Jim Nelson Kathleen Lind, "Record Book"; and daughter, Mr & Mrs Myron Joan Carrigan. "Health": Mary the accordion, and Mrs James Highway, Half Kidner and son and Clyde Crane Greenwood, Miller gave an interesting reading "Demonstrations"; Slices, No. 2 can ASSOCIATION NAMES PARK and son Dickie called at the home Sheryl Lirf K "Summer mjJ f Lj about people of the ward. The I III 13 I i V NEW OFFICERS MONDAY of S. N. Crane Sunday, Apr. 22 to Camp"; evening ended in song by the Cinch 'Exhibits." Then they went The Draper Park Association wish Ronnie a happy birthday. audience, led by Mrs Ferris FitzMrs Clyde Crane and son Jim into their own groups. and Mrs held annual board its gerald meeting accompanied by Hostess Delight, Gerald Smith. and election Monday night. The my are spending two weeks in Asst'd. New York her Fruit, No. 2 'A sister. visiting new board members are Robert Mr & Mrs Lee Mastas and fam Bartlett ily, Magna, and Mr & Mrs Bclnap I I 2 can Salt Lake, spent Sunday afterHunts noon with the J. D. Washburns Church's, bus. viewing their large collection of 24 oz. btl. Indian relics. Mr & Mrs J. D. Washburn are instructors of a Special Interest group every Wednesday at 8 p.m. . More Dollar Values! Prices in the Draper Second Ward meet1 tpsr Effective ing house. They invite anyone interested to come to these classes. Brown Beans &orti. No. 303 1.00 Thursday, This Week: Gary Ilowlett gave a surprise and "The Answer to Danger" Friday birthday party for Glade Cross-grov- e Vefs Dog Food 14 CMS 1.00 at his home Saturday eveKUTV . Channel 2 Saturday The evening was spent in ning. 1:45 . p.m. Saturdays Con Com, , con. TEEN TOPICS THE MIDVALE SENTINEL SENTINEL MIDVALE THE chit-cha- r. sister-in-law- 56 THOMAS REST HOME 4-- 86 WITTICH'S DRAPER THIS SEASON'S BIGGEST VALUE EVENT! s f v Ern-stro- 7 1.00 4 am 1.00 Grapefruit 4-- Bartlett Pears Johanson, k Judith Pierson, 4"1.00 5 '1.00 Pineapple v? fit r 'til Z: Cake Mixes 3!.00 Cocktail NIELSEN'S Pears 31.00 Grape Juice 3 VI HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS Chili 1 Refrigeration - Air Conditioning Heating Service. Prompt, Fair - Courteous Service by a Local Man R. GORDON NIELSEN Home Phone: AM 24-Ho- ur Business Ph. EM Mil Penny Savers! (An Amlnotriazole Weedkiller) i Hert's the great new herbicide discovery you've been reading about In the leading farm magazines. 33010 Coffee KILLS Voar? CANADA WHITE TOP Non-selecti- Suzanna QUACK GRASS the soil JORDAN VALLEY CHEMICAL CO. Murray. Utah LET'S EAT AT From betement to roof, everything you'll need It weir- ing for you at Wet Jordan Lumber Co. Wo con supply NEED FINANCING? Atk About Our Plen No Down Payment you with every item whether you are doing needed repair work or building new homo, oerege, or born . . . foots, too, if you ore doing the work yourself. State Midvale Junction 11:30 tun. to 3 p.m. Sample Menu: lloW Fn" ToeT"! 1 ALL THIS FOR PARK FREE Rear of Store 114 N. Main West Jordan Lumber Co. Midvale AM 31 WTiWy WoffJ WPl W,?JpeJlTil 75C WE ALSO FEATURE DELUXE DINNERS DAILY nd m SUNOAY for f 1.25 rse fijr Tti Vy ... 11 oi. Wills, Sated MJfOJctt Crackers Crackers Root Beer 29c IS 67c kit forty'crocker Prrot OoM. 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Rhubarb 149 f"" Pork Roast Safewa Cl .00 S. lost Chanc 75c 1 Choice, Beef Roast U.Shoulder, lb. 39 Chuck Cuts Sliced Bacon Roth's Blackhowk lb. 49 Encyclopedias Radishes 6 Chicken Breasts FSitT yft 99 S2S. lb. 69 Chicken Parts U.S. Choice Grades, Real or Porter House lb. 98 Dl.Cl CtAlrr ICQ K bars 75$ Tomatoes , Nolloy-.- Corned, Pan-read- Toilet Soap, Regular Size Corn 1.00 ".f:iotl, '00 Orange Juice KfeST1 TiSSUe 5 plum p"h. Pinapple. Crepe l). S. Government Grade "A", Whole Plump, Juicy, and PROTEX 2 OrtOtar Frying Chickens tCu,up-l- 1.94 253c 4 Spaghetti Clover Club fw, Grope Nuts Tea 25 lbs. MonM, tarty Cordm. No. 301 pkgi. ...and CRAFT Dol S. SafHam, No. 303 Beef Hash FLOUR KITCHEN Peas C 4r.1.00 hot lol-al- Oram Giont. Preserves tot-al- 2-- 29c , ox. lm. No. 900 Corn 9 6piB47c scamper 10 fromrwm Quality, 10 Vol. 12, oo Oooa Ovotrty . lorwMnk rordhook, Asparagus 41.00 sawkn Bisquick umhiu macaroni Margarine Velveeta frotan, wHh LOO Swoot, Tanoor, 10 Ok Frozen Peas Limas 7 frath 10 lbs. 87c! Lunch Box PickleS J?' Orange Juice Strawberries Special Offer I Orangeade Cheese BOILED SHORT RIBS el BEEF with Vegetables ROAST LEO of PORK with Appleteuce HOMI MADE CHICKEN Pit GRILLED HALIBUT with Lemon Butter JrwffJr- SolM fock amif turMr. Chunk or Croom Srar-Klt- Sausage SlT! Beef Slew tM, A DELICIOUS MERCHANTS' LUNCH TaVoi Km. Everyday Savings! H'? Featiut ejBHPn) MU No. V h JUNE'S CAFE 7711 S. Pancak oi. Miscellaneous Values! ThtrVs nothing else like It Kill your really tough problem weeds. SIIVOUN DCALCR TODAY. Mtl UUITm ON RIQUftT. 4748 S. Redwood Rd. 14 Hollow, Slpy "txh Mop to Flavor" Syrup Beverly Dressing THISTLE Does not sterilize ve Edworih, luxury llond 5c 35c 29c 37c 1.01 53c 39c 31c 38c 57c IXL JIM. Frozen Foods! Corn r,,Hem,.eurn peck Crock, 2 ton. Sauerkraut StoiM No. 2V con libbT't, ' Beef Hash Comod f Preserves Emprau, Strawberry ot. Tuna-Fis- Riiilriintf This 1.00 lb Sc U. S. No. 1, Sweet, Yellow cello pkg. U. S. No. 1, Solid Slicers 3 U. S. No. 1, Spring Crop, 25c & 15c large Bunche for 29c 10c New Potatoes U.S.No.1, Selected, White Rnte lb. 5e |