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Show ill mmmz directed by guests Special were Mrs Ardell Miller, Salt Lake, Mr & Mrs Douglas Miller, Mr & Mrs Lee Skanchy, Midvale, and Mrs Anna May Sandstrom, Riverton. Gifts were presented to all over 65 years by the committee which is headed by Mr 4 Mrs Calvin Forman. xtrf I mi Ninth Grade ' ""v. - II 1 1 1 to attend all kitchen carnival under the direction of the Laurel class of the MIA and their leader, Mrs Suzanne Crane, was held Feb. 22 at the church. Mia Maids, Explorers and Venture classes also participated. Each class decorated a corner of the hall depicting the four seasons and serv ed refreshments in keeping with the season. Other leaders were Hazel Sorenson, Del Ray Eastman, Carl Mangum, and Julian Forman. j . . . y . i . ; . the LDS Church. Lynn Crane directed a workshop explaining a new program to be followed. Rosalin Hamilton Mrs spent Feb. 23 visiting her parents, Mr & Mrs Elwin Barnes, Lehi. Mr & Mrs Preston Butter-fie- ld met their mother, Mrs ' Elsie Freeman, Southgate, V, . .J ; f : Calif., at the airport Feb. 20 and took her to Provo, where they visited Mr & Mrs Greg Freeman. The Freemans are V , I" S parents of a new baby son born Feb. 1. Mr & Mrs Wayne Brower and Seventh-Eigh- th family, Blackfoot, Ida., Grade were guests Feb. 23-at the home of Mr & Mrs Vern Bo-din celebration of Mr birthday. The senior girls basketball team lost their game Feb. 24. The Bee Hive team won 17-- 3. Both games were played at the Riverton Stake House with Riverton First Ward. Miss Sherie Butterfield, Provo, spent the week end at home with her parents, the Lawrence Butterfields. Mr & Mrs Almon Butter-fiel- d and family were guests Feb. 20 at the Homer Thayn home, Lehi. Mrs Earl Poor is convalat home after a recent --1 escing J f i iheart attack. Blayde Hamilton, son of Mr & Mrs Lowell Hamilton, spent a three day holiday last week with his parents and friends as a surprise for his mother's birthday. Blayde is Htth-5ix- th Grade stationed at Fort Leonard-Wo- od with the Army. Championship teams in each of "the three categories of the little league Mr & Mrs Arthur Crane, basketball league are shown above along with Mayor Joe Mazuran and Mrs Mayme Ingram, Mrs Anna May Sandstrom, Bert Councilman A. M. Ross. Crane and daughter, Evelyn, enjoyed a visit to the Provo coach, who will act as the reptemple and dinner Feb. 21. the Heights swimmers gather resentative of the administraMiss Julie Freeman reed the win in the Individual turned home Feb. 23 after a events after losing a few re tion; Dave Friess, team captain, who will represent the few days in the hospital after lays. At the meet with the ute swim team members; and Ray surgery. Carmen Freeman, Bob and Mrs Louis Brown Swim Club, Ron Ririe, Paul Kinney, who will represent the 4 Craig Forman, Steven Miller, parents on the counciL Bagby, Grant Ragsdale, NanMr & Mrs James L. Crane, cy Cohlbeck, Christ! Collins and Mr & Mrs Leon Ewell and Christ! Webb all bettered Women voters Swim club their old time standards while gathering individual and relay schedule improves points for the team. Coach Larry Tracy respring meetings Mrs Catheryn Carlson dual ports that the team has immonths 2 last 12 the 255-743- 2 proved The League of Women Vwith a good nucleus of seroters of Salt Lake will be studCottonwood Heights Comious swimmers and now need Stake sends ying the state school consolipetitive Swim Club has imto add others to help in redation in the first meeting in proved their dual meet record lays and team points. InformaMarch. For the second meetwith two wins. Feb. 19 they tion on how to join the Cottonprimary singers beat the Murray Swim Team wood Heights team may be ing in March each unit will go varto 160-1a observe and on Feb. 21 beat obtained by calling the pool, as group conference to ious commissions during their the Ute Swim Club 204-16. make their record 3 wins and The council will first act meetings. Unit 11 of the league will be going to observe the Jordan East Stake will have 4 losses. upon team rules and guideThe Murray meet provided lines and later will involve City Commission meeting. 38 children singing at the PriOther units will go to the mary conference to be held some outstanding swims by themselves with the qualificaboards of education, the Apr. 5 in the Salt Lake TabRobyn Tracy, Teresa Clark, tion points necessary to repCounty Commission, County ernacle. Russ Ragsdale, Coleen Tracy, resent the team on the CanaPlanning and Zoning CommisParticipating will be Lars Lyle Kinney, Kelly Kartch-ne- r, dian trip in July. Boggess, Andrea Milne, Susan Penney Kenney, Scott On the council, to govern sion and others. In March there will also Croft, Blaine Staber, Becky Ragsdale, Derk Pelton and the activities of the Cottonouta dinner meeting open to Walker, Wayne Murray, Tombe Friess.The Dave team are swim wood Heights Captain public at the La Marina my Beard, Donelle Shirley, come was never in question as Larry Tracy, swimming the Cafe. (The date has not yet Vaughn Smith, Marsha Spiers, been announced). The speak- Donna Park, Karen Taylor, er will speak on Indian af- Glen Robertson, Richard Cameron Wright, fairs in Utah. Chesley, April 8 the group will meet Russel Thelin, Cary Henderfor the son, Debbie Van Staveren, at the Chuck-a-raannual business meeting and Mark Charlotte Dansie, lunch. The second meeting in Christensen, Mark Yeo, April will probably be a study Cherie Bringhurst, Robert on environment including a Bischoff, Ricky Naylor, discussion on the proposed Marchant, Patricia I Jordan Parkway. Rose, Laura Bagley, Kitura : In May the study will be on Russ, Scott Benson, Billy Yau-ne- y, I local public transportation I Mark and Lori Derrick, Greg Goodro, Melinda Clyde, problems. Unit 11 of the League meets Jeff Rickey, David Davis, at the Immanuel Christian Re- Shauna Tucker, and Lisa formed Church, 1240 E. 5600 Whitely. South, the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at 9:30 a.m. If you are interested in a lend- Lions ing Unit 11 or any of the other has eye units that meet in the valley banquet, call Sharon Walkington 363- project 6254 or Barbara Hartmann ry O :.n in the Union Families Tenth Ward held a dinner Feb. 26. Primary workers served the dinner. Clark named l ;i - ell Bo-del- l's t. lit v Cottonwood Heights 277-740- three to 32 recipient i The Eighth Ward held a! Blue and Gold banquet Feb. 22. The dinner was held in honor of all boys In the ward, and their parents, who are involved in scouting. A court of honor followed the dinner with awards and merit badges Youth Deceased present1 claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 8138 So. State Creditors will symphony, Midvale, Utah 84047, Street, f klf lUi UO 75-9-- ' i presented. Kennard Clark, son of Mr & Mrs Calvin Clark, received his Eagle award. He is a student at Brighton High and a member of scout troop 286. Estate of Stanley SyBeverley Hansen, daughlvester Eastman, aka ter of Mr & Mrs Lloyd HanS. Eastman Stanley sen, was honored at a wedding Deceased. shower given by her sisters, Date of first publication Solt and Mrs MarMrs LoAnn Mar. 2, A.D. 1972. ion Billeter. NOLAN J. OLSEN Enjoying a week's vacaAttorney & were Mr Mrs Thomas tion 8138 South State Street Lakey. They were at Lake Midvale, Utah 84047 Havasu and toured the London (Pub. 2, 9, 16, 23) Bridge area before going to Phoenix and Mesa, Ariz. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mr & Mrs Ivan Jolley anEstate of nounce the arrival of a grandROSS M. BATEMAN son born Feb. 23, toMr& Mrs Deceased Richard Jolley. Other grandwill present Creditors & Mr Elmo are Mrs parents claims with vouchers to the Morrill. undersigned at 760 East Center Street. Midvale, Utah 84047 on or before the 2nd Senior Citizens day of June, A.D. 1972. Claims must be presented in accorto be honored dance with the provisions of Capt. Nielsen is guest speaker Capt. George Nielsen, head ! 3-- teacher, directed the chorus. Mr & Mrs Cloyd Curtis recently returned from a ten day trip to Texas where they visited with their son and family, Mr & Mrs Raymond Curtis. Raymond is attending dental college in Texas. Mr & Mrs Lowell Greer j spent two weeks in Hawaii where they witnessed the eruption of a volcano on the Island of Hawaii, which had not erupted for two years. They also saw the docking of the USS Enterprise before it left for Vietnam. The Greers visited with Capt.& Mrs Jerry Lee in Hawaii, daughter of Mr & Mrs Everett Belcher, Union. They spent two days in Honolulu with their son, an airline pilot. On their way home the Greers visited In Los Angeles with their other three sons. on Mar. Utah Code Annotated 1953, and with proper verifi- 11 75-9- -5, program at 11:15 a.m. will begin the annual Senior Citizens Day at the Sandy Stake Center, it was announced this week by Pres. Max Mumford, chairman, and J. C. Richards, On Saturday, Mar. 11, the elderly of each ward will be honored at the Sandy Ward. A dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. Prizes will be given during the afternoon. A The Sandy July 4 celebration committee, with Ernest as chairman, will Cowdell Sandy Mrs Richard Setterberg 255-334- 8 Cubscouts have annual Blue, 278-280- COURSE DERAL JOHN JOHNSON Spree set Jordan Union meets 07 Eagle Scout of the Juvenile Division of the Salt Lake County Sheriff's office, was guest speaker at the Mountview elementary school PTA meeting held Feb. 17. The fourth, fifth and sixth grade chorus performed for the parents. Mr Wilde, a fifth grade 2) May, A. D. 1972. Claims must IQ be presented in accordance 5, with the provisions of Utah Code Annotated 1953, and local Talented youth, with proper verification as re- -; members of the Mormon Youth quired therein. Symphony and Chorus, will linda juhniun, ad- - Mrform Saturday. Mar. ll.in MINISTRATRrX OF ihB cjit t.hWb Tabernacle with THE ESTATE OF DER world-famo- us composer-conducto- r, sons. AL JOHN JOHNSON, Survivors include his wife,; Dr. Howard Hanson. Deceased. Admission to the "HowFay Stuart Williams, three Date of first publication ard Hanson Festival" will be daughters, Mrs Betty Kype, Coronado, Calif.; Mrs Patri- Mar. 2, A.D. 1972. free, with tickets available cia Schwab, Salt Lake, and NOLAN J. OLSEN at several downtown Salt Lake Mrs Russell (Mary Lou) Whit- Attorney locations. City in the Third Anman, San Diego; nine grand- 8138 South State Street, Appearing one greatMidvale, Utah 84047 and nual Spring Concert of the children, 9, 16, 23) (Pub. 2, Youth Symphony and Chorus grandchild. Memorial services were will be 450 instrumentalists NOTICE TO CREDITORS held here for him. and singers drawn from all Estate of over Central Utah. The talenStanley Sylvester Eastman ted youth, aged 18 to 30, serve aka Stanley S. Eastman, without pay and travel to Salt Gym Deceased Lake City at their own exwill present pense for rehearsals and perCreditors PTA by Mt claims with vouchers to the formances. Announcement of the Fesundersigned at 8138 South A nominating committee State Street, Midvale, Utah tival was made by Dr. Jay E. will be elected at the coming 84047, on or before the 10th Welch, musical director and "Gym Spree" performance to ri9v nMav, An imriafmfi conductor of the Symphony and be held by Mt. Jordan Junior must sent.d to accor. Chorus. Dr. Welch expressed anwas High school PTA, it dance wlth the DroviSinns of appreciation in behalf of the nounced this week by Mrs 759.5 utah Code Annotated Youth Symphony and Chorus Barbara Crebs. 1953, and with proper verifi for the eminent Composer-conducto- r's The performance is schecation as required therein. visit to Salt Lake at duled for Thursday, Mar. 9 Fay Eastman Green, City and his participation in 6:30 p.m. Administratrix of the i 24 : (2-1- Former Sandy i fireside chat for the of the town and their leaders was held Feb. 20 at ; : i youth i Jordan Valley Sentinel Midvale, Utah Page 3 Thursday, March 2, 1972 The j required therein. Glenys Brown Birks, administratrix of EsDeceased. tate of Archie D. Brown Date of first Deceased. March 2, A.D. 1972.publication Date of first publication Everett E. Dahl Feb. 10, A. D. 1972. for Administrator Attorney 0, 17, 24, 760 East Center Street Midvale, Utah 84047 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Pub. 2, 9, 16, 23) Estate of Cub leaders will attend a, Pow Wow Saturday, Apr. 15, at Cottonwood High School,! A. E. (Bill) Williams, 74, 5715 South 1300 East, from died of cancer in Coronado, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A nominal fee will be char- -; Calif., where he had been his home. ged. Crafts, pack adminstra- - making resident The former tion, games, skits, puppets, was the second Sandy commander of etc., will be part of the meet- the Sandy Post 77 of the Amer- ing. over 25 years Applications will be avail- - lean Legion able at the roundtables, dis- - ago. He was also a resident, trict meetings or the Council of Bingham Canyon.was Mr Williams also a Service Center. member of the Elks and Ma- - A i leaders Utah Code Annotated 1953, and with proper verification as resident dies A i f Cub will precede the performance. Judy Garff, straight from a in triumphant appearance "Hello Dolly" at the University of Utah, and her company, will present top '..its from Broadway musicals. This Relief Society event can be attended by buying tickets at the door. day pow wow Laurel class holds kitchen carnival 1 0 haven't filled out a question- naire. Explorers, Venturers, and their fathers heard Dr. Howard Sharp speak at Hillcrest Seminary. Kathy Eastman. wn Gold Banquet meet to begin formulating plans for the annual event. Louis Benton Morris, 58, Murray, brother of Mrs Don (Alta) Meissner and Mrs Boyd (Afton) Davis, of Sandy, died of cancer Feb. 26. Funeral was Wednesday and burial in Murray city cemetery. Other survivors include his widow, son and daughters, Alfred U Bennion; Colleen, Marilyn, Marcee, all of Murray; a grandchild; brothers, sisters, Don, Rue, Mrs Reed (Carol) Morrison, all of Mid- vale; LaVelle, Salt Lake; Mrs Robert (LaVonne)Leign, Mur-ra- v: stepmother, Mrs Earl Devy, Murray. . cation as required therein. Myrtle C. Bateman, Administratrix of the Estate of Ross M. Bateman, Deceased. Date of first publication March 2, A.D. 1972. Everett E. Dahl Attorney for Administratrix! 760 East Center Street Midvale, Utah 84047 (Pub. 2, 9, 16, 23) . 3-- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of FRANCES B. DOGAN, aka FRANCES DOGAN the concert. Members from the Midvale area: Symphony members: Rock E. Oakeson, 675 East 7200 South; Bob Hixon, 32 8th Ave.; Elizabeth Morley, 345 Cypress St.; Karen Myers, 387 6th Ave.; Evan Redman, 56 East 7720 South. Chorus members: Rebecca Glover, 133 East 7200 South; Shirley Mills, 36 Smelter St.; Paul Beard, 651 East 7570 South; Steve Leavitt, 340 Cypress; Dale Olson,280East 7390 South; Adelbert Vance, 343 Pine St.; Steven Davies, 321 Adams St.; Von Fox, 323 Pioneer St. Kirt Harmon, 701 Alabama Dr.; Creed Ostler, 87 Roosevelt St.; James Fletcher, 7579 South 520 East; Spencer Hawkins, 44 West 7500 South; Richard Mills, 36 Smelter St.; Grant Sorenson, 7292 South 3rd Street; Michael Van 217 S. Main; Michael Hastings, 295 East 7800 South; Kim Vincent, 405 LaSalle. Julie Proctor, 1909 Creek Rd.; Keenan Roylance, 2006 Creek Rd.; Rebekah Hanson, 9502 South 1335 East; Bryce Atkinson, 8179 South 7th East; Monte Atkinson, 8179 South 7th East; Steve Patience, 671 East 12300 South, Draper. Al-ph- en, Chorus members: Bardean 2558 West Christoffersen, 7800 South, West Jordan; Jer-ra- ld Jensen, 9740 Amber Ln., Sandy. Deceased will present Creditors claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 760 East Center Street, Midvale, Utah 84047 on or before the 2nd day of June,A.D. 1972. Claims must be presented in accor dance with the provisions of 5, Utah Code Annotated whatever in the 75-9-- 1953, and with proper verifi- cation as required therein. Twenty out of 34 cubscouts Arlen G. Lindsey, AdBlue Gold and the attending ministrator of the Es25 banquet held Feb. by Pack tate of Frances B. Do-g- an 683 received some type of aka Frances Dogan, award. A total of 110 boys and their parents attended the af fair with special guests as Bp. Jerry Anderson and his wife, and counselors Kay Mitchell and Gary Childs, and their wives. Special guests Greg Brown, who has been were L R. Mr & Mrs Kent stationed in Germany, is Simonson, Dlst. Rep. Mr & home, completinghis duty with Mrs Wally Davidson, Mr & the U. S. Army. He is the son of Mr & Mrs Richard Brown. Mrs Mac Ray Herschl. Mrs Rose Larson is in Awards earned earlier were presented as follows: Midgely Manor after a stay Summer Time pack award, with her daughter and family, project SOAR award, gold seal Mr & Mrs Glenn Whetman in Sandy. unit award, training award went to Roger Gessell and Scouters Key award went to Larry Nielsen. Den 2 had 100 attendance NOTICE TO CREDITORS of parents to the pack meetEstate of ing which made them winners of the trophy. Archie D. Brown Deceased Gary Yates, Jeff Leavitt It you have need of a substantial loan, our Home Equity and Darwin Bradfield, den Creditors will present Loan Plan may be the answer. Yes, the equity in your home stars. claims with vouchers to the chiefs, received may well help you get the money you need, without disundersigned at 8795 South 1645 East St., Sandy, Utah 84070, turbing your present mortgage. If Group to have on or before the 5th day of you have a genuine financial need, put your HOME BORROWING POWER to work Call us now or mail this cash May, A. D. 1972. Claims must Fifteen couples from the request form. Today! Union Lions club attended a the Music Makers be presented in accordance Loans from $100 to $10,000 for any worthy purpose. 5, with the provisions of banquet held at the i Ja-Ly- nn YOU'LL ALWAYS HAVE mum thnn minimli HOT WATER Legal Notices attend glass 355-917- WITH A iPertwagjas j GLASS-LINE- D AUTOMATIC I I j gat rail! WATER HEATER An A. O. Smith product I Mof Hof WafTUu HERB TOWERS , MURRAY 5666 SO. i j Corf I ! PLUMBING STATE ST. MJ 5 SYSTEM & Ballet West came to BuJr. High School last week to give a performance to the students. The Board of Trustees of the S. L. County Service Area 2 will meet Mar. 14 at 8 p.m., at the Community Spa Board tler Room. Herriman Mrs Mildred Crane CO. 266 254-448- 1 I "Open All Day Saturday" ronihiii ikis 7. "PARIS I I Party held for senior citizens mid-win- entertain ter Terrace. event was held for This "Birthdays Around the all Lion Clubs throughout the World" will be presented in state of Utah. a variety show, featuring the International director, Music Mar. Makers, Saturday, John Eddins, was guest speak- 11. er. The mothers and daughters After a successful camparty will beheld anniversary used to collect glaseye paign at Tenth Ward at 1:30 ses, in good condition, the p.m.Sandy A luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Club under the direction of LaDon Yates, president, turn ed in 120 pairs to the Lions International, to be distributed around the world. Parents with children who will be 5 years old before Sept. cultural hall. A banquet was 15, 1972 living in the Canyon enjoyed after which a home View elementary school area, talent program was presented, may contact the school if they The annual ward Old Folks party was held Feb. 19 in the 75-9-- r r in MEN NEEDED this area to train as need $ . lor Name LIVESTOCK Address . State. City BUYERS LEARN TO BUY CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP at salt barnt, t.ed loll and ranchaa. Wa prater to tratn man 21 to SS with llvaatock aiparlanca. For local Interview, write age, phone, eddrest and background to: saw I NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS TRAINING 4 St., Dept. Socromento, Calif 95814 ?10-15f- h Ut-52- I have S equity in my home. Zip |
