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Show days visit. It was the first worth, Mrs John Yates, Sandy. Ward girls softball team are time the four sisters have Lfcpl. Roger Goff, son of the second place winners in visited together in seven Mr & Mrs B. J. Dutson, rethe stake. turned to his Marine Base at years. Mrs Mabel Stoddard spent Cherry Point, N. Car., last Junior boys three weeks vacationing at the week after a visit here. home of her son, Mr & Mrs win first place Mr & Mrs Ray Olsen atMrs Grace Bray Boyd Stoddard, Bellevue, tended a Newell family reunBoys junior softball team Wash. ion June 17 at Copperton Park. 774-261- 5' from Union Third Ward are Mrs Bill Peterson and dauVisitors of Mr & Mrs Ray the first place winners from Mrs Mabel Stoddard joined ghter, Mrs Joe Daigneault, Olsen were their daughters, y, Kansas City, Kan., were lun- Mr & Mrs Dennis Miller and Jordan East Stake. Union First her sisters, Mrs Walter Ward won second place. Both Providence, Utah, Mrs cheon guests of Mrs Peter- children, Eugene, Mr & teams will enter Frank Provost, Bel, Calif., son's sister, Mrs M. A. Yates, Mrs Wayne Wilcox Ore., and family with other stakes.competition Stake athMrs Roger Pickering, MinSandy. Other guests were Mrs Brigham City, Mr & Mrs WaGordon letic Case, director, the home at neapolis, Minn., Mary Allen, Mary Beth and llace Beckstead and family, supervised the games. of Mrs Liechty for several tanara Allen, Mrs Linda Ash- - Salt Lake. Mr & Mrs Eldon Johnson Cardinals win and daughter, Mrs Shirley Tracy and children, Califorleague title nia City, Calif., spent three Ridgecrest Little League days at the Heaton Ranch in championship games were southern Utah attending a played July 17. In the major Johnson family reunion. There league the Cardinals took the were 176 people who attended. and the Yanchampionship, UPRIGHT The Johnsons granddaughter, BOOKSHELF kees became the champs of Staycee Tracy, is spending the minor league. the summer with them. Mr & Mrs Everard Cow-de- ll Boy Scouts of Troop 661 spent a week at Joe's of Union Ninth Ward are planValley. ning and preparing for their Mr & Mrs George Gadd annual which summer attended a pageant at Manti. will be held this campat Bear & year They also spent several days Lake from July 1. Scou& sightseeing and fishing in the tmaster for the troop is Leon Manti-LaS- al Mountains. Mr Miller and assistant scoun& Mrs Wayne Hansen and Mr tmaster is Ron Fletcher. & Mrs Harvey Goff also atCub Scouts of Pack 661 of tended the pageant in Manti Union Ninth Ward held a pack on Wednesday. meeting July 16. Awards were Dinner guests of Mr& Mrs given to many of the boys, Harvey Goff was their son, Mr and plans were made for com& Mrs H. Douglas Goff and ing events in August. family, Ogden, Monday. Union Second Ward Boy Guests at the home of Mr Scout summer camp was held & Mrs Mike Nepolis was Mr at the East Fork July 12-Nepolis's sister, Mrs Clara of the Black Fork in the High Andreason and son, Harold Uintas. Attending were BryAbplanalp, Vernal. an Barnes, Jim Wiseman, 12 cu. ft. Sunday visitors at the home Johnson, Bruce Durrant, of Mr & Mrs LaMar Bray Don Holds 406 lbs Evans, Monte Snarr, Les was Mr & Mrs Virl Mower, Jones, Mike Summercorn, Sandy. CA12 Carl Tholen, and Jim Snow-de- n. Scoutmaster is Bruce Beyer. "Families are Special" Mrs Catheryn Carlson was presented by the Union Fifth Ward Primary July 14. 255-742- 2 It was held in the evening so the families of the children Divide could see the program. A surprise birthday party was held for Bishop Robert E. Ward; Bush July 16 at the Gerald Clyde home. A unique film 16-c- u. strip of his life was put toft. Union Seventh Ward was gether and presented by Mrs Holds 552 lbs. Sandra Shurtleff. Birthday divided July 18 by Pres. Richard F. North of Jordan East cakes were decorated by some Stake. The new ward will be of the men who attended. Each CA16 called Union Tenth Ward. The organization presented Bishop division boundary was seventh Bush with an unusual gift. On the committee were Mrs east. The new bishopric of the Sandra Shurtleff, Mrs Sherrie Union Tenth Ward were anWilde, Mrs Joan Manning and nounced. They are as follows: Mrs Joan Burgon. Mr & Mrs Bishop, James S. Johnston; Carl Miller, mutual marrieds first counselor, Paul Clark; leaders, were in charge of the second counselor, Vardis event. Cook. Bishop Lee Ashton reMerea, Perry, andDerk mains as the bishop of Union Pardoe, younger children of Mr & Mrs Frank Pardoe, were Seventh Ward. Two new counselors were named: Keith also participants in the junior Taylor, first counselor and division of the all church ten18-c- u. Dale Lange, second counselor. nis tournament held at Liberty ft. Park the past week and won Holds 623 lbs. their share of matches against Senior girls win many opponents. Sgt. Michael L. Jones, son softball honors CA18 of Mr & Mrs Melvin L. Jones, At. . Girls' senior softball team Sandy, has been awarded the from Union Ninth Ward are airman's medal for heroism undefeated. They are the first in ceremonies at Edwards Air place winners in the Jordan Force Base in California. Sgt. East Stake. Girls who played Jones received the medal for are Laraine Dupaix, Terry quick action in rescuing an exHOME FURNISHINGS Snow, Kim Jewkes, Sherrie hausted swimmer at Knudsen Bigler, Paula Aoki, Dana Pet- Beach, Cam Ranh Bay, Air 800 East Center Claudia Winch, Jill Force Base in South Vietnam erson, Midvale seven months ago. Peterson, Joyce Jessup, DebThe Phone team of bie Snow, Dawn Aoki, and ShelDodgers enLittle the League Ridgecrest Aug. Magario. ly lust a trifle est ot the M.dvale function at State St 7720 South Ninth Ward will play the Midjoyed a swimming party July Open Mondays and Fridays 'til 9 p.m. vale, East Midvale, Butler, 16 at the Wayne Saunders ( ', llt. 'II V III (''! If 'HI ft II ill Ji It home. The party climaxed the and Butler West Stakes in reseason of Little League baseUnion First gion competition. ball for the boys. The team's annual fun day was held July 17 at the field where an all day entertainment and carnival was planned. The Relief Society Presidency of the Union Ninth Ward is having a mothers and daughters affair July 22 at 1 p.m. A fashion show is ontheagen-d- a. Rula Williams is president and her counselors are Vi McGrath and Renae Park. Members of the Ninth Ward F.lders Quorum and wives tra(!) veled to the Logan Temple July to participate in temple 21 work. Merri Miss and Merrihand classes from Union Ninth Ward Primary enjoyedan outing with their teachers at Murray Park July 14. Man-guMr & Mrs Stam-e- l announce the birth of a new grandson, born to Mr & Mrs Kim Mangum, Salt Lake. The Midvale Sentinel Page 7 Midvale, Utah Thursday, July 22, 1971 Copperton Lie-cht- - FREEZER SALE Buy Now Stock Up on the Fresh Fruits Vegetables OLowest Prices Coming 26-3- ft! 17 Val-de- ne L1BrJT' Union Seventh name bishopric P269j see Mystery Personality Contest Clues may be hidden in ads below, or in the ads of the sponsoring firms elsewhere in this paper. No clues will be hidden in news columns, editorial matter or classfied ads, just in display ads of the sponsoring merchants in this section and elsewhere in the Sentinel and Guide. Rules 1. This is a family fun contest. Entries are welcome from every member of the family old enough to fill out his or her own entry. You may submit one entry per person at any or all of the sponsoring merchants whose ads appear in the designated heavy border. Employes of the Sentinel and Guide and their families are ineligible. Sponsoring merchants and their employees 'and families are eligible except when their store is one of those featured for entries. 2. Nothing to buy - use any slip of paper for entry blank. Not necessary to be present to win. Not necessary to be a subscriber to the Sentinel and Guide. 3. The MYSTERY PERSONALITY may be any one known in the Jordan School Districtarea. Clues to his or (her) Identity will be hidden ONLY in the Ads of the sponsoring merchants which include any ad of the same merchants in the area below or elsewhere in the Sentinel and Guide. Many ads will have no clues; some as many as four or five. This is a contest of skill and we intend to do our best to outwit you. We'll be delighted if you succeed in us, in spite of our best efforts. 4. If, by coincidence the name of the MYSTERY PERSONALITY or other information about him happens to appear in news items, these will not count as clues. All clues will be in display ads. 5. To enter, write the name of the person you believe to be the MYSTERY PERSONALITY on a piece of paper. Also list all the clues you can find in all the ads of sponsoring merchants. Put down 1 Distributor for 7-- 12 KOSCOT modern gas dryer. Whirlpool A 571-155- $184.95 UH L $I95 Territory 7980 S. Stdte St. -- 5500 GIVES YOU ABETTER DEAL Slioirase 255-425- 3 1001 So. 1055 East Sandy, Utah Troesfer's DKIVtlKN Me 9?IK3T SOUTH w--mi CHUBBY WJt. CURLY FRIES 9100 1 YAMAHAl I better I machine. SOUTH STATE COTTONWOOD SUPERIOR (PHIUIPS) HEIGHTS. PHARMACY AUTO TUNEUP REPAIR WORK Salt Lake Yalley 10 p.m. thru Saturday Monday FREE DELIVERY 9 a.m. TIRES & BATTERIES Phone Compare Our Prices I Dealer - Lynn Sedgwick' a Shuirs 255-359- 3 CYCLETOWN South ?th East Midvale, Utah 7355 277-265- 7 1877 255-880- 1 8603 So. State 255-118- 1 anay; Utah 8135 State So. Order United Monarch Bennetts House Paints Glazier 7000 So. E. GLOVER NURSERY Bedding Plants Sandals Canvas Wear Monday thru Friday All You Can Eat President Pioneer Geraniums Wives WESTERN rr i ' & the entire family For Jill Buffet Luncheon We grow our own We grow the best We sell for less & item OU 'FLAV0RJTE FOOD Dining Room & Take Out Service Too 255-162- 255-660- 1 7195 So. State St. Midvale, Utah THE KETTLE Deseret Pizza Steaks Sandwiches University Founder ORDERS TO GO 571-004- 1 1 UPHOLSTERING 1 a.m. til 0 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 9445 So. 7h East Watch for Our ANNIVERSARY Free Gift Wrap 29-3- 1 July 561-011- Omnium' 336 if If W. tUMttinDRYCLMrm m Ctrti "Where you find St 561 year round" Tabernacle 0453 255-730- 4 Midvale Beehive House COTTONWOOD HOP'S SHOWKASE INC. FULLER "This 255-238- 255-996- 3 755 East 9400 So. 1 56 North Main, Sandy, Utah PAINTS Conestoga Dependable Service er TEAM PRICES Two Stores To berve You Better Riverton Midvale !i. 254-392- 1 '030 IJ I 255-356- 1 -- !S ltO 3" IOUIH tIATI JOHN'S Electric I & T.V. LATEX J.LO'-- 1550 West 7800 South West Jordan Phone WALL FINISH t 255-711- 4 $299.95 to'ois For All Your Missionary V 0 !l TV MVTRON muuei LVA-400- Uniforms Gloves Caps Balls July 24, 1847 Hardware , $178.88 LitHe League Teams -- COLOR Only Equipment for Quality Materials : $209.95 Baseball & Softball he. Sales & Service Reg. 1801 s3- - Webster's Coal-Lumb- The Place" Is 9 til 9 $500,000 bail springtime freshness Midvok & Midvale 1 Om hour T ree LAUNDRY AND DRYCltANINQ Dresses MIDVALE F NORGETOWN Ladies Sportswear SALE ITEMS 1 (Clip ad for 20c on any Pizza ) JtS 7692 So. Redwood Rd. MM HOUSE Chosen 2nd til 9 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs. 1 255331 6895 So. State h0RSETD a.m. 1 6 Battalion 255-253- 1 7615 So. State, $i8gal. Grocery 277-021- 6 255-425- St. UTAH SANDY, SERVICE Window Replacement Aotomoihro 2J N. HeMwi State-Mu- rraJ cmxm Come to us in the Beginning and Save money in the end. 6155 So. 12655 So. 1700 W. GLASS & PAINT Governor . Automotive rami VACATION Now is the Time to 255-651- 1 1 VE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL When We Have Missed Seeing You CHECKUP PHOTOS kups 659 E. Center St., :odel Gas y LVI 1 Twelve Successor 254-393- The man who makes use of his spare time usuallyfinds that he has lots of it. IT'S RARE BOB BERRETT 2 Fabric List J $49.95 d pic South Village Shopping Center 9400 South 7th East the penny pinclwr 48 Beautiful Natural Color Photos foiJ KOSMETICS m Xvskw.,- job-fiin- Surveyor Oil of Min f A V. brides 7355 You'll be Glad you did. 255-354- 1 1 Leader . . . before you buy r? a - MS cHaix August 8, . . .. 1 1. name, aaaress anu leiepuuue uumuei. be placed must . . not be accepted. they entries will in entry boxes located at the designated merchants for that week. (DON'T bring entries to the newspaper office, please.) 6. This week's contest starts when you receive this issue of the paper and closes the following Monday at 5:00 p.m. I. As soon as the boxes are picked up (Monday at 5 p.m.) a drawing will be held from the combined entries. The first entry drawn that correctly identifies the Mystery Personality will win a $9.00 merchant's check. If that entry also lists ALL and no more of the correct clues hidden In all of the ads, an additional BONUS of a merchant's check for $30.00 will be added. Whenever this BONUS is not won, it will be added to the next week's jackpot which will grow until it Is won. 8. The Contest will run for 16 weeks. Family participation gives you a better chance to win. Your wife, husband, or one of your youngsters may spot a clue you missed. yu or 255-425- 4 79UU So. Mate England 3 571-238- 1891 E. 70th So. 2 Terms Needs 1 9469 So. 7th E. City Planner I |