Ticket Distribution Sparks Beav er Game Controversy at Local High School
Discontent over presale ticket handling for a Beaver game prompts school officials to end pre selling at the high school and rely on Corner Drug for most tickets. Requests that faculty and team members receive limited complimentary seats remain. Snow safety guidance follows with reminders to yield to motorists on icy roads and to keep sledding on posted hills.
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LaMar
Outzen
Eppich
Quizon
Board of Education
Sweethearts Forever theme set for Milford wards ball
The annual M1 A Gold and Green Ball for Milford Wards is scheduled for Wednesday February 2 in the Milford LDS Recreation hall. Decorations will follow the theme Sweethearts Forever with a floor show at intermission and dancing to begin at o clock in semi formal dress.
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Milford Wards
Milford
Gillies Family Weekend Visit at Sam Cline Home
Mr and Mrs Dan Gillies and their children spent the weekend visiting at the Sam Cline residence, sharing time with the host and family members.
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Dan Gillies
Sam Cline
Milford High PTA to Meet Next Tuesday
Milford High School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday Jan 25 at 2:15 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Principal Eppich will discuss problems and aims of the program and Dr Davie will explain the immunization program sponsored by the local civil defense unit. Members and others are invited. Mr and Mrs John Slinkerd have returned from a four month West Coast visit.
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Milford High School Parent- Teacher Association
Eppich
Davie
Civil Defense Unit
Utah to Open Fishing Season May 28 1955
Utah general game fish season opens May 28 and ends October 20 with creel limits to be set by the Fish and Game Commission. The commission also approved the chukar park idea program for 1955 and discussed Beaver Hatchery development based on a recent survey.
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Utah
The
Fish and Game Commission
Epee
Commission
Thatme
Department
Springville
Dich
Lungs and Iron Lungs Shaped Polio Battle in 1954
A National Foundation report shows about 10 percent of polio victims required respirators to stay alive in 1954 as March of Dimes efforts moved nearly 2,000 respirators to epidemic areas. Over 600 rocking beds aided patients, with 900 still intermittently on ventilators and 1,000 from earlier years dependent on iron lungs.
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National Foundation For
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Hart E. van Riper
Hhrough
Tigers Seek First Win in Beaver Game
Milford prepares for a Friday clash with Beaver after a tight loss to Parowan. Milford led 14 11 at halftime and trailed 20 14 after three quarters before a late rally but fell short. The local crowd remains hopeful the Tigers can rebound and claim their first win in the Beaver matchup.
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Tigers
Beaver
Milford Tigers
Parowan Rams
Parowan
Milford
Pettey
Pew
Milford Begins Nuisance Dog Roundup February First
Milford launches its annual nuisance dog control, with special dog catcher Marvin Horton patrolling streets February 1. Unlicensed dogs will be collected and held. owners may retrieve by buying a license, otherwise dogs may be destroyed.
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Milford
Marvin Horton
Tate Va
Blorton
Ronnie Wunderlich
Vick Ogden
Toni Lynn Kizer
tanAan Erickson
Diane Weston
City Record
Vernon Burns
Milford High heard talk on business training program
Game TL Maxwell a counselor at Honogir Business College Salt Lake City spoke to Milford High students Wednesday morning. He outlined future planning for careers in accounting stenography book-keeping and related fields. He described required education qualifications and how to obtain employment and offered prep school guidance.
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Maxwell
Honogir Business College
Salt Lake City
Milford
Olides
Feldy
Eight Major Events Planned for Milford March of Dimes
Milford hosts a week of eight major March of Dimes events closing the 1955 drive. Activities include a polio dance at Milford High, a charity minstrel at the high school, a polio square dance at LDS Hall, a Lady Firemen ward party, and a final Roosevelt birthday ball at the New American Legion Hall.
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Milford
LaRue Varley
American Legion Auxiliary
Milford High
Milford- Beaver
Firmage
Milford Fire Engine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Foundation For
New
Lady Trammen
Dick Foerster
Glenn Oldroyd
LDS Church
Odd Fellows Hall
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Marshall Gale
Tigtite
Steve Williams
Milford High School
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Glen Oldroyd
Sharon Varley
Milford March of Dunestand
Aqualantes
Colorado River
Pat
John Slinkerd
Denle
Gait de van Wiper
Ion
Aiul
Janak
Marcy
Panama
Bud
Cauuen
Continvet
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Mary Kosloski
Ond St. Mary
Nixon
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Roosevelt
Loretta Cline
Faye Berger
Joan Holland