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Show THE MIDYALE SENTINEL (Utah) Friday, November 30, 1956 Page Fifteen was presented with a wrist watch Second place was won by Reporter Carpenter, who was present ed with a pen and pencil set. UIVEHTON BLANCHE DENSLEY, Ph.: AM Third prize of a pen was presented to Carmen Sanchez. Twenty-fou- r contestants enter ball-poi- Democracy Contest Sponsored by Jaycees The Voice of Democracy contest held recently at Bingham High School and sponsored by the Riverton Jaycees saw 12 contestants vie for winning places. Themes of the speeches was "I Speak for Democracy." First place was won by Sharen Porter, who ed the s contest. were held at the school during the morSemi-final- Gale B. Nell. Prizes were award- Sunday at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., ed by Ralph Page. with Pres. Joseph Fielding Smith Judges for the final event were in attendance. The MIA will be G. Wayne Simper, principal of in charge of the evening session Riverton Junior High School, at 7:30 p.m. Speeches and music Wendell Grover of the State Le- will be featured with Mrs Iola gislature, S. F. Stephensen, retir- Newman conducting the ed teacher and Geneva Steel, em ploye, Ralph C. Page, Riverton Jaycee vice president, and Mrs Local Firm Displays Louise Darling, Jaycee Jet officer. Doll The winning speech was record Jaycee The Riverton Jaycee Jets now ed by the committee in charge of have their Christmas doll on disthe contest. This recording will at Webster's Coal and Lumbe entered in the state finals Nov. play ber Co. store in downtown Jet ning where 12 finalists were chosen by faculty members. Students presented their 26. speeches to student body and faculty. Master of ceremonies was Discuss Wally Beckstead and timer was At Jets is in all likelihood the most remarkable whisky you've ever tasted . . . 'rt ( sisted her. Mrs Hamilton's guest, Bernice Mr & Mrs Dale (Nelda Densley) Palfreyman, Salt Lake County Christenson and children have Home Demonstration Agent, dem moved to Hill Field to make their onstrated Christmas party foods. home. Recipes were given to those at Mrs Nellie Butterfield and Mr tending. & Mrs Richard Thorpe and family Refreshments were served to spent Thnaksgiving day at the about 64 members and guests home of Mrs Butterfield's daugh were Mrs Rita Ham ter and husband, Mr & Mrs Wil ilton, Mrs James Beckstead, Mrs liam E. Bradshaw in Ogden. Arlene Crump, and Mrs Thelma Mr & Mrs Elmer Seal will leave Newbold. Dec. 4, by train, for Lansing, Mich., where they will pick up a new car and then go on to New Jaycees to Cut 200 Christmas Trees York, Washington, D.C., Florida, The Riverton Jaycees have ob and other places of interest. They tained a federal permit to cut 200 plan to be gone about four weeks Miss Susan Westwood of San Christmas trees. This project was Calif., spent the Thankswhen Diego, begun last May applications had to be placed with the Bureau giving holidays at the home of of Land Management for permits Mr & Mrs Maurice Newman, guest A trip to the Ibapha range of of their daughter, Nancy Ann. students of mountains is planned for Dec. 1 The two girls a.-and 2 when about a dozen Jay BYU. The Riverton Ladies Literary cecs plan to cut the trees, accord Club will meet for their annual to Dell Shomaker, chairman ing The trees will be sold from a lot Christmas party, Thursday evein town sometime beginning the ning, Dec. 6, at the home of Mrs first week in Dec. and until the Cleo Page. Dr & Mrs LaVar Bate-maProvo, will give illustrated trees are sold. Proceeds from this project will lectures on their recent trip to Guam. Dr Bateman is an instruc be used for civic improvement. - - g ff' ' W ? i V- - "i i r - r - " .1 -- holidays will be discussed. The James Nielson family observed Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr & Mrs Clarence Giles. A turkey dinner was served to 31 family members. Special guests were Mrs Alma Page and baby. Mr & Mrs W. Gwynne Page combined business with a social call when they were dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Joseph Vernon at Woodruff, Wednesday, Nov. 21. SETH PIXTON Old friends of Seth Silcock Pix ton are sorry to learn of his death in La Mesa, Calif., Nov 25, at the age of 81. He was a former resident of Riverton, and worked in the Riverton Bank for a number of years. He has resided in La Mesa for the last four years. He was born June 20, 1875 in Leeds, Washington County, son of Robert and Martha Silcock Pixton. He married Ellen Weaver Apr. 28, 1897 in the Salt Lake Temple. She died Dec. 22, 1935. In May, 1937, he married Lillian Cook Wilson. He was a state bank commissioner under Gov. Mabey for two terms and was in the banking bus Quarterly conference is made in Kentucky, and these are the world s best, Kentuckians themselves overwhelmingly choose Early Times over all other straight You know you'll enjoy a bourbon with a recwrtmeiida-tiothis good. whL-ktcs- n ic KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOUHOON VHISKY . fcS PROOF S.ASLY TIVES CI37II.LLK' COMPANY LOUISVILLE 1, KY. r 'i' s "The linnK sm !0 gift all the family will appreciate., an Brings more leisure for mom, better meals at lower cost for all the family TURKEY SHOW nils j 7th and 8th DECEMBER NEWHOUSE HOTEL Live and Farm Better SALT LAKE CITY BUY FROM YOUR DEALER aCJB . . . Electrically UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. advisers, priesthood senior aronic priesthood brethcrn and ion members, ward and stake senior Aaronic priesthood committees, bishoprics and high council. General sessions will be held on nnn new kind offord for S7 r E QBHB SOUGOL AND PACKED WITH PUNCH Here k the longest, lowest, heaviest, Upirest low priced Ford r. Here'i a car that's built to stay WJ, and to keep its newar led bo matter &at the yean and the mild diih out. Yew ftt cmx (prater fUwiy la the new Stiver Afwlvtmry along with traditional Ford oonamy. And for twaf thrift, try Fard't new Kenoccott't state and local taxes this year total more than $12,500,000. Of that sum about $8,000,000 will be used for instruction an amount that will pay for a full year of schooling for 31,850 Utah children. An additional $1,730,000 of Kennccott taxes has been earmarked foe new school buildings. This will elemenpay for d construction of three total of about $9,730,000 for tary schools. That's V-f- l'i V-- over-lft-Jb- nt low-pric- JZT'jsr Word. It's fun to go first with Ford S. education la Utah. The balance of the $12,500,000 in taxes, or about $2,770,000, helps provide other governmental services. Mileage Maker Six I Sit m i, At fmg U grmt. You'll alio find Jiitt the Ford for you among the Fair Cuitomt, the ovcr17-foo- t lana, or the five new Sutioa Wagon. Aad aO Ford are priced with the loweatl Come La today meet the car that mala luxury k4 III I it V4 Waw Aaik, Wl tmmmt P.. wtM m-o- t p m In few as h Mb V-- Co. Day AM S43S4 Mldval ONLY YOUR FORD DEALERS CARRY AO USED CARS AND TRUCKS I 1 M 31.800 Ulill! MM) 16-roo-m Cntr my Cjjig A copper pau E8 THE IIY TO Henry cinity. of the brinas uondcrap cose f M W. Give a subscription to the Sentinel for Christmas. Contact Mrs Blanche Densley for Riverton vi West Jordan Stake will be held Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 1 and 2, at the stake house in West Jordan. Meetings Saturday evening will begin at 6:30 and at 8 p.m. At 6:30 p.m. there will be a special leadership meeting for stake presidency and clerks, high council, and Melchizdek priesthood quorum presidencies, bishoprics and clerks, stake Melchizdek and stake senior Aaronic priesthood committees. At 8 p.m. will be a special priesthood meeting. Invitations are being extended to all ciders, their wives and partners, Melchizdek priesthood quorum presiden cies, group leaders, senior Aaron GIVE AS GOOD AS YOU SERVE Early Times is so good that... of all the fine whiskies LONG, LEAN noon at the Larkin Mortuary 260 East South Temple, Salt Lake. Burial will be in the Salt Lake Cemetery. W. Jordan Stake Conference Scheduled i 18) Mr Page and Mr Vernon exchang- iness all his life. Survivors ined mink that each had raised. clude his widow, La Mesa; two Junior Sunday School will be sons and one daughter, Mrs Naheld next Sunday in the ward at omi Beck, Tooele; Seth Pixton, 10:45 a.m. Usually Sunday School Salt Lake City; and Robert Pixis not held on stake conference ton, La Mesa; two sisiters. Mrs days, but contrary to the usual it Jane P. Bowers and Mrs Olive will be held. Eardley, both of Salt Lake. FunMr & Mrs Laurain Shomaker, eral services will be held at 12 RivHawthorne, Calif., arrived in erton recently to spend the Thanksgiving holiday at the home osf their son and daughter-in-law- , Mr & Mrs Dell Shomaker. The California Shomakers are ordinance workers at the Los Angeles Temple and report that they had a nice visit with a group of Riverton people who were on a recent temple excursion in Los Angeles. E. Heugly in Midvale. The Manns were entertained at dinner by other members of the family during their stay here. Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd was the guest of honor at a family gath ering, Saturday, Nov. 24, at her home on her 75th birthday. Lunch was served to 25 family members. The Lady Lions win hold their monthly board meeting Monday, Dec. 3, at the home of Mrs Mavis Hill. Plans for their Christmas Tickets may be purchased from Party Foods any member or at the store, and Meeting proceeds from the project will be A Christmas decorations and used again this year on a party foods demonstration was Santa project. The family selected given at the last social gatherin will be a local family. of the Riverton Jaycee Jets at the Winners in the contest will be Town Hall in Nov. 15. announced in the near future. Mrs LaRue Hamilton demon Mrs Wallace J. Beckstead and Mrs strated many kinds of Christmas Clifford Mousley, of decorations. Mrs Rayola Smith as the party and other activities for the project, have announced. sub-for- INSIDE THIS JINGLE BELL GIFT BOX tor in the speech department at BYU. Mrs Ethel Sorenson will be for the evening. Mr & Mrs Edward Mann and three sons left Saturday, Nov. 24. for their home in Wichita, Kan., after spending a week at the home of Mrs Mann's parents, Mr & Mrs Melvin Petersen. They, with 29 other descendants of the Petersen family, spent Thanksgiv ing day at the home of Mr & Mrs TkA Kennecott pay its taxes from the money it earns producing and Klling copper. And each one-to- n copper cake produced by the Kennccott rcfincrv a represents $32 in school taxes, enough to educate Utah child for 23 days obout four and half school weeks. Thus, about eight tons of copper paves the way to education for a full year for your too or daughter. Tax payments, of course, are just one of the many benefits provided by Kennccott's operations in Utah, but they represent an important contribu tion to the state's continuing prosperity and progrei. fill rfc Kennecott Copper Corporation "A Good Mighbor Htlping to Build a Belter Utah" |