Flower Gardens Show Steady Bloom From Spring To Fall
Agronomist Dr CL Anderson notes a well planned garden provides continuous color from early spring through late fall. A Utah State Agricultural College report highlights varied plantings, succession of blooms, and careful planning to keep gardens vibrant all season.
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Dc. Hogenson
Utah State Agricultural College
Stndy
Triz
Peonies
CL. Anderson
Litah State
Milford Debaters Shine At Provo For State Meet
Milford high school sent its debaters to a regional forensics meet at Brigham Young University with Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada teams. Senior Martha Patterson and Blaine Kirk both won two of six debates, while John Clay and Bud Williams led the Milford boys to finals, marking a strong start for Milford’s debate program under Principal H. Moody.
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Milford
Weil
Tighe
Brigham Young University
Utah
Ligho
Wyoming
Nevada
Tha Patterson
Blaine Kirk
Auch Cams
Weber
West
South
Salt Lake City
Dourh Summit
Logan
North Cache
John Clay
Bud Williams
Wasatch
Spanish Fork
Provo Biel
US High
Uintah County
Ain
Trovo
Hi. R. Moody
Millard
Verle Zabriskie
Vernon
Bard
Madge Moody
Doris Hughes
Wilma
James Angell
Freight cashier added at Milford station
The freight cashier position at Milford Union Pacific was restored this week, with C. I. Harding temporarily in charge. The office will reopen to bids and a permanent appointee expected within a week or so. Les Farnon and Robert Pentray are named as candidates, with Farnon previously at the local station. Office hours are 8 to 12 and 1 to 1, except Sunday.
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Union Pacific
C. 1 Harding
Les Parnon
Salt Lake
Caliente
Robert Pentray
Lynniyl
Farnon
Milford Volunteer Fire Ladies Auxiliary Dance Night
The Ladies Auxiliary of Milford Volunteer Fire Department hosts its biennial dance on Saturday night promising a good time for all attendees and supporters. The event aims to raise funds and bolster community ties for the fire department.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Milford Volunteer Fire Department
Beaver County Fish and Game Club Holds Milford Meeting
Beaver County Fish and Game Club members and local sportsmen met Sunday at The News office in Milford to discuss county game policies, pheasant planting, and a potential year round fishing opening. Officers urged expanded hatchery staff, stronger club membership, and projects to develop rearing ponds and habitat in the Hay Springs area.
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Beaver County Fish and Game Club
Milford
Paramont
Beaver County
News Office
Stan Tattersall
Hay Springs
Beaver
Murray Bohn
Rocky Ford Reservoir
Clih
Arbor Day plans advance for Milford elm and lilac planting
Governor Henry H Blood proclaims Arbor Day as Milford plans curb elm plantings following last year’s effort. High school committees coordinate Tree Beautification with 500 elms, 100 lilacs, and 100 bridal wreaths offered at hare cost. Property owners urged to plant and protect new trees and shrubs. calls to high school for arrangements.
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Henry H Blood
Milford
L. H. Parsons
J. M. Hughes
W. B. Gardner
Inetine
B. R. Mooduy
Plans Formulated For May Day Child Health Day
May Day Child Health Day plans were announced as Utah launches a nationwide program. State Health Commissioner Dr J La Jones named Maurice J Taylor as state chairman and outlined a full committee including Milfred Nelson Lily Hagerman Marcella McInnermey P Rockwood Lorise Robinson Alma Sandwall Ruth Mumford B A Atelefield and others from health education welfare and education agencies.
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Utah
J. la Jones
Maurice J. Taylor
Salt Lake County Medical Society
Milfred Nelson
Lily Hagerman
Marcella McInnermey
Crippled Children Service
P. Rockwood
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Lorise ¥. Robinson
Relief and Welfare
Alma Sandwall
Child Well New Service
Ruth Mumford
Chill Health Education
B.A. Atelefield
Veterans Administration
Tt. Dalgleish
Utah State Dental Speiste and Dental Health Slirentor
State Board of Health
Bernice Moss
State Board of Education
Winter-Killed Pinion Pines Mark Wide Desert Loss
S A Hutchings reports extensive winter-kill of pinion pines between Milford and the Nevada line. Damage ranges from single trees to large brown areas, linked to sustained sub-zero weather the past winter, described as the worst in recorded memory for the region.
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Milford
Nevada Line
S. A. Hutchings
Desert Branch
Pine Valley
Hutchings
Utah PTA groups back 1987 Health campaign effort
With Mr Rockwool and Mrs A J West president of the Utah congress of parent teachers associations taking the lead, coordination of all participating groups and broad state cooperation is planned. Invitees include county fairs and dental associations health groups and schools under the national Health Protection for Every Child campaign slogan. The movement is sponsored nationally by Child Welfare and the department of Indiana supplying materials for communities taking part.
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Rockwool
A. J. West
Utah Congress of Parent Teachers Asociations
Lies Po
Dental Ancintins
Ldf S
Reet
Child Wet
Whe Bureau
FS. Department of Indir
District Governor Visits Local Lions Club Meeting
Utah Lions district governor JOC Denton from Magna and Salt Lake spoke at a noon luncheon in Westies. The report praised the year’s accomplishments, highlighted the blind legislative program from the district convention, and noted Milford High School debaters’ success at Provo. A committee of Moody Jefferson Koch and Ry Marylack Jr. was formed to survey school needs and auditorium use, reporting next Wednesday.
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Joc. Denton
Magna
Salt Lake
Utah Lions Club
Mule
Clas
Anl
Loman
Bien KR
Mandy
Milford Heh
Provo
Sone
Milford
Toy Moody
Death Frightens Osborn Family Brother Dies
Mrs Frank Osborn and Moa Griffithe were summoned to Salt Lake City on Thursday by the death of their brother S C Slaughter.
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Frank Osborn
Moa
Griffithe
Salt Lake
S.C. Slaughter
Milford Cash Store Opens in Milford Market
Milford's newest business venture opened Monday as the Milford Cash Market operated by Roy Curley Rogers began service. The store, adjoining Whitebeck Barber Shop and formerly Progressive Clothes, occupies a remodeled building owned by Ross Palmer with a modern meat department run by Walter Moss, a St. George native with Safeway meat shop experience.
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Milford
Roy “Curley” Rogers
Whitebeck
Progressive Clothes Shop
Ross Palmer
Rogers
Walter Moss
St. George
Safensy
Slot Machines Stolen Across Milford Auto Garage Scene
A damaged report describes two slot machines stolen from Milford Auto Garage on a Tuesday night. The thieves moved the devices to the back room and garage, seemingly intending a successful operation but leaving the monetary contents behind, marking the seventh such robbery in eight months.
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Milford
Inn
Daok
Owl
Nolan Daughter Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Dorothy Nolan, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Nolan, underwent an appendicitis operation Friday at Milford Hospital.
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Dorothy Nolan
Ant Me
Chris Nolan
Vie Milford Hospital
Milford Juniors Claim Beaver Tournament Championship
Milford juniors win the Beaver be held tournament beating St George juniors 19 17 in a tight final. Other placings list Enterprise third Minersville fourth Roava fifth Hurricane sixth. Tournament games were Friday and Saturday with a concluding banquet and dance for visiting teams and coaches.
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Milford
Econd
Conluctest
Beaver
Hurricane
Iron Wail
Washington Csuntics
St. George
Enterprise
Minersville
Roava
Ine
Inburn
Dixie Quintet
Tin
Heaton
Knight Twee Ay
Ea Hafen
Toed Hoyt Oo
F Graff
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New York City
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Claren
Jim Mejligan
Art Loos
Jim Reinsmite
Mussolini
Libya
Benito Mussolini
Italy
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Lions Club
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Texas
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