Bright Lights Sign Rebuilt by Senior Class at High School
The high school corner sign near the building was lit again from evening until midnight after being vandalized. Repaired by the Senior class at a cost of 85 dollars funded by the group, with thanks to Mobty Ashworth Karl Merryweather and Industrial Arts Teacher Davenport for rebuilding the neon frame. Principal Abbott praised the improvement for school and community.
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Young Electric Sign Co
Salt Lake
Wwe
Mobty Ashworth
Karl Merryweather
Davenport
Keldre
Abbott
Choosing a Career Wisely in High School
Billy Reese advises students to carefully explore career options rather than rely on chance. He emphasizes considering parental advice desires aptitudes and skills plus salary service opportunities and personal enjoyment. He suggests part time work to test possibilities while in high school and notes guidance from Mr. Abbott who provides aptitude tests to help students identify suitable careers.
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Billy Reese
Abbott
Ann Kesler Engaged to Douglas Bolton in School News
Hazel Ann Kesler daughter of Delmer L. Kesler will marry Douglas Bolton son of W S Botten. The couple plans a wedding likely at the end of the school year. They seek wishes for happiness and good fortune.
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Hazel Ann Kesler
Delmer L. Kesler
Douglas Bolton
W. S. Botten
Ann
Delta Cruises Past Milford Tigers 60 to 28
Delta Rabbits dominated Milford on Friday night with Kent Kinross scoring 11 and Snow adding 13 as Delta pulled away after a 31-14 halftime lead. Milford never found an effective lineup against Delta’s continued scoring with Beaver upsetting Millard 48 40 and Parowan edging Hinckley 30 29 in nearby matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Rabows
MEL Milford Tigers
Lael
Tigees
Delta
Milford
Delta Five
Kent Kinross
Snow
Rabbits
Cuickly
Tigers
Egainst
Parowan Rams
Beaver
Millard
Parowan
Hinckley
Rams
Mustangs
Weld
Filmore
Utah Poultry And Farmers Co op to Meet Feb 15
The 29th birthday of the Utah Poultry And Farmers Cooperative will be observed at the annual convention February 15 and 16 at Hotel Utah. More than 10 000 farmers and poultrymen from Utah and Southern Idaho will attend. The two day event opens at 1 30 P M Friday February 15 with a banquet and program Saturday night. New officers and three directors to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Pouly and Farmers Cooperative
Hotel Utah
Utah
Idaho
State Patrolman Visits Civics Class
Utah State Highway Patrolman Bruce Fugal spoke to Beaver County high school freshmen and sophomores about accidents he investigated. He stressed carelessness as a cause, explained stopping distances at various speeds, and urged safe driving at no more than 50 mph. He highlighted the Three Bs for safety: Engineering, Enforcement, and Education.
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Utah
Beaver County
Bruce Fugal
Mr. Long
Fugal
Pugal
Juniors Choose Prom Committees For Upcoming Dance
The Junior Class formed two Prom Committees last Monday. First group members are Genevieve Sheriff chairwoman Dent Lofthouse Catherine Sheriff Janelle Baxter Bonnie Lund Or lynn Stall. Second group members include Joss Fowles Rehairman Karen Archer Larry Edwards Joan Barnes Zelia Merryweather Roy Griffiths Danny Sehranun Demar Banks. Original caret ree members are Afton Hollis chairwoman Ann Kesler Rennie Beeler Donald Rowley Harlan Anderson.
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Genevieve Sheriff
Dent Lofthouse
Catherine Sheriff
Janelle Baxter
Bonnie Lund
Orlynn Stall
Joss Fowles
Rehairman
Karen Archer
Larry Edwards
Joan Barnes
Zelia Merryweather
Roy Griffiths
Danny Sehranun
Demar Banks
Caretree
Afton Hollis
Ann Kesler
Rennie Beeler
Donald Rowley
Harlan Anderson
Sweater Flop committee selects members for Milford event
A committee led by Lynette Bracken was formed to organize the Sweater Flop at Milford High YMCA after the Mile. Members include Ronald Galloway, Doug Memmett, Marion Anderson, Connie Labrum, and Gary Reddingfield. The event features a fashion contest with prizes for the prettiest sweater and a Hill Top music act.
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Lynette Bracken
Ronald Galloway
Doug Memmett
Marion Anderson
Connie Labrum
Gary Reddingfield
Milford
Pytra
Committee Chosen for Barn Dance Nominations
Eien Talanenn Joelle Baxter S and Mas Kesteli were named as the nominees for the Barn Dance event. The Journals class is sponsoring the event on February 25.
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Eien Talanenn
Joelle Baxter S
Mas Kesteli
Ghuser
Mrs Harriet Myers to Observe 80th Anniversary
Minersville resident Mrs Molini Jancet Myers celebrates her 80th birthday with a family dinner on February 4 and an open house for friends February 3 from 2 to 5 p.m. Born February 4, 1872, she spent her life in Minersville, active in Latter-day Saint church work, teaching, and hospitality. She married Moroni Myers in 1887. their large family includes three sons and seven daughters, 41 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren.
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Molini Jancet Myers
Minersville
Edward
Sarah Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Moroni Myers
Cassie McKnight
Gertrude Fisher
Helen Gillins
South Milford
Hope LeFeye
Maybell
Cole
Maude Messenger
Compton
Cal
Claude. Myers
Craig
Colo
Wilma Davis
Hilda Marshall
Obra Myers
Victor Myers
Death in Justice D C eds police court case
In Judge D C's court Thompson E Cox, a transient, was fined $10 for a drunk charge, paid $5 and released. Ray Gillins of Minersville fined $5 for excessive horn blowing. M B Leffingwell fined $5 for parking near a fire hydrant. Clarence Rice of Milford fined $15 for passing on a curve and speeding. Eugene Mayer fined $5 for failing to stop at a stop sign. Judge Koeh said fines will rise as violations increase.
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D. C. Ed
Thompson E. Cox
Ray Gillins
Minersville
M. B. Leffingwell
Clarence
Rice
Milford
Eugene Mayer
Koeh
New Attorney Locates In Delta
Thorpe Waddingham an attorney at law opened his office in Delta last week and plans to practice law and reside there. He is a Milford native a Snow College graduate and a World War II veteran with 13 months as a POW. He earned his LLB from George Washington School of Law in 1951. He and his wife Norma Michaelson Mayfield Utah and their two children Brent and Bana Lée will make Delta their home.
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Thorpe Waddingham
Delta
John A. Day
Clark Street
Waddingham
Milford
Snow College
U.S. Air Force
Hungary
Germany
George Washington School of Law
Washington, D.C
Norma Michaelson
Mayfield
Utah
Brent
Bana Lée
Noted Violinist to Play With Symphony
The greatest violinist Josehn Helfetz will be guest artist with conductor Maurice Alateanel and the Utah Symphony Orchestra at the Tabernacle on Saturday February 9. Music fans statewide have waited for this likely top treat, as the next-to-last concert in the 1961 52 series promises an outstanding performance.
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Josehn Helfetz
Maurice Alateanel
Amd
Utah Symphmy Orchester
the Tabernacles
Red Cross Blood Donor Car to Serve Milford Patrons
The Red Cross Blood Donor Car, after serving Cedar City, will be in Milford Saturday February 2 from 10 AM to 4 PM at the UP depot. Milford and Minersville residents may donate blood for Korean War relief, with a limit of 120 donors. Dr. Eugene Davie notes flexible donation times. Lady Lions and March of Dimes groups aid transportation and support services.
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Red Cross
Cedar City
Milford
Minersvile
Eugene Davie
Milford Civil Defense
Davie
Lady Lions
Alpha Sigma Sorority
March of Dimes
Milford minister leads Bradfield funeral for Cyrus E.
Cyrus E. Bradfield 69 died after a stroke at Milford hospital. Funeral services conducted by Bishop Ruben Dotson were held in Minersville with music, remarks, and tributes from family and church members. Interment followed in Minersville cemetery. He was born July 18, 1882, in Milford, worked on the Union Pacific Railroad, served on the county welfare board in World War II, and resided in Minersville since his marriage to Edith Roberts in 1902. Survivors include his widow, four daughters, a son, 29 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren, plus two sisters.
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Minersville
Cyrus E. Bradfield
Milford Hospital
Ruben Dotson
Phyllis Truman
Clear Eyre
Melha Baker
Key Williams
Dan Ferguson
Elinor Marshall
Stake
Carlos Murdock
Sylva Davis
Vivian Marshall
Willard Carr
Harold Baker
Thell Smith
Don Field
Bishop Dotson
Mr. Bradfield
Milford
Thomas
Mary Ann Warren Bradfield
Edith Roberts
Union Pacific Railroad
Star
Moscow
Progressive
Alva Carter
Drucilla Carter
Rowena Winn
Treva Griffiths
Beaver
Tramnan Bradfield
Grant.hildren
Ethel Myers
Alice Fox
Lent
Red Cross Roll Call Head Named for 1952 Drive
Kenneth Archer was named Red Cross Roll Call Chairman for 1952. J Pennay named locally as manager with Bork chapter chairing. The annual drive will be conducted during March with Susan Glenn serving as treasurer and Ariad Owen, Roy Correll, Joel Smith, and TR Mardock as directors.
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Kenneth Ly Avener
J. Pennay
Red Cross
Bork
Sahc
Kueh
Atte Aldedty
Susan Glenn
Mra Ariad Owen
MM. Hughes
Mes Roy Correll
Joel Smith
TR. Mardock
Snow in Beaver Mountain Shows Increase Over 1951
Snow measurements taken last week by Forest Rangers Christensen Gregory L. Pearson and Glen Murray show Beaver Mountain snow depth and water content roughly two to three times those of 1951. At Big Flat 10000 ft depth 61.6 in with 18.7 in water. Otter Lake 9300 ft depth 0.5 in water. Merchant Valley 32.2 in snow with 9.4 in water. Measurements to be repeated April 1 and March 1.
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Beaver Mountains
Christensen
Gregory L. Pearson
USAC
Glen Murray
Beaver
Beaver County
Big Flat
Otter Lake
Merchant Valley
Insect Control Study Offered for Local Farmers
Farmers show interest in learning about insects and their control prompting an investigations and a course titled Beginners Entomology. The class may be taught by a Logan College professor if sufficient enrollment occurs, and interested individuals are urged to contact the County Agent promptly.
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Logan
Hawaiian All-Stars Bring Show To Local Game
Hawaiian All-Stars face Milford All-Stars on Saturday February 2 at 8 pm in a basketball game plus a 30 minute halftime floor show with two hula dancers and Hawaiian musical numbers. The Ha waiian squad has posted 51 wins in 54 games en route west. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children, available at the door.
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Milford
Hawaii
Salt Lake City Republican to Speak in Milford
The state committee named Mr. Davis as speaker for a Milford banquet in the LDS church recreation hall. Murdock praised Davis as an able orator and one of the state’s outstanding statesmen. Relief Society members will serve the tea, with musical numbers featured. Tickets are available from Morgan Griffiths, Mr. Murdock in Milford, Lorin Hall in Minersville, or George C. Murdock in Beaver.
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State Committee
Davis
Mr. Murdock
LDS Church
Relief Society Indies
Murdock
Morgan Griffiths
Milford
Lorin Hall
Minersville
George C. Murdock
Beaver
Union Pacific Ag Car To Visit Milford
The Union Pacific railroad agricultural improvement car will be in Milford Monday Feb 18 near the depot siding. It brings educational information lectures and motion pictures to farm people in the railroad’s territory. The year’s theme centers on livestock loss prevention and feeding livestock per Wesley D Soulier the agricultural agent in charge.
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Union Pacific Railroad Agricultural Improvement Car
Milford
Wesley D. Soulier
Utah
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MHS Basketball Tigers
Utah Poultry and Farmers Co-op
Harriet Myers
Cy Bradfield
Kenneth Archer
Red Cross Roll Call
Beaver Mountain
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
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