Nichols vs Nichols Again On Card
A Milford crowd watched Bill Nichols and Nick Nichols fight to a draw in a headliner on the Milford Volunteer Fire department card. They are rematching Friday night June 14 with Del Young versus Gail Trent in a handicap wrestling match, plus several other bouts on the program.
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Milford
Bill Nichols
Nick Nichols
Desert Range
del Young
B. Y. CU
Gail Trent
CCC
Young
Bill Dawson
Tom Fugiate
Torri Frazier
Dawson
Evan
Clarke Gillins
Minersville
Clarke
Roy Coleman
Bryan
Alvin Frazier
Gilling
Dean Johansen
Milford Elementary Notes on Attendance and Perfect Attenders
Principal D C Heslington reports 173 school days with 232.03 average daily attendance and 239.83 average daily enrollment. Maximum enrollment reached 257. Students with perfect attendance by grade include sixth grade Bill Kirk and others. fifth grade Veon Christensen and peers. fourth grade Arline Moore. third grade Genevive English and peers. second grade Rosa Cottrell and peers. first grade Rae Bond and Melpha Lyman.
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D. C. Heslington
Milford Elementary
Bill Kirk
Stanley Limb
Herbert McCulley
Thorpe Waldhingham
Alice Griffiths
Marie Mastros
Bill Smith
Lenor Aguilar
Veon Christensen
George Fernley
Douglas Moore
Harvey Vorhees
Leland Rogers
Rose Sly
John Easton
Arline Moore
Genevive English
Maurice Williams
Lindsey Waddingham
Rosa Cottrell
Vernon Hughes
Charles Smith
Ruth Bond
Betty Edwards
Anna Mae Grimshaw
Grate
Rae Bond
Melpha Lyman
Election Day Run For 4-H Second Year Officers
On June 3 the Second Year 4-H girls elected Virginia Carter president Margaret Hanlon vice president Helen Fotheringham secretary treasurer Maxine Altman song leader under Mrs Pool. First Year 4-H girls organized the same day with Mrs Dean as teacher Elects Helen Jean Schow president Kely Stewart secretary treasurer Jean Moore song leader Betty Lyman cheerleader Joan Hickman reporter Betty Jean Berry The group reaches four new members They plan weekly meetings starting June 13 at 10 am in the high school kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Carter
Margaret Hanlon
Helen Fotheringham
Maxine Altman
Pool
Ashworths Depart for Long Beach Summer Home
Mr and Mrs Jack Ashworth and their young daughter left Tuesday for their home in Long Beach. They were accompanied by Mrs Ashworths brother Myles Davis who will spend the summer there.
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Jack Ashworth
Long Beach
Advisory Board Members Elected in Utah Grazing Plan
Provisions of the Taylor grazing act received new force with elections for advisory boards representing cattlemen and sheepmen in district 3 covering Beaver, Millard, Sanpete, western Sevier and western Piute counties. Members named include Eb Tanner, E H Murdock, Alvin Yardley, and others with committees for 1 to 700 head, 701 to 3000 head, and 3000 head plus. A joint board will meet soon to draft rules and review grazing applications.
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District 3
Beaver, Millard
Sanpete
Western Sevier
Western Plute Counties
Archie 10. Ryan
Department of Grazing
G. M. Kerr
Utah
Fillmore
Eb Tanner
Milford
E. H. Murdock
Minersville
Alvin Yardley
Beaver
James Dearden
Garrison
Lawrence Christensen
Delta
Wilford Watts
Kanosh
John James
Gunnison
Byron Hawley
Richfield
Dewey Sanford
Leo Stott
Meadow
Virgil Jacobsen
Fountain Green
H. H. Stevenson
Salt Lake
Walter James
Black Rock
Selby Dixon
Payson
Mr. Williams
Tracy Wright
Murray
J. C. Robinson
Provo
County Board of Equalization Calls for Land Tax Reclassifications
Notice to taxpayers explains that land valuations for taxation changed by reclassification last year and remain in effect for several years. Owners should check notices, compare classifications by neighborhood, and report for adjustments. The equalization board meets Monday June 10 for equalization.
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Equalization Board
County Board of Equalization
H. A. Christiansen
Farrell Peterson Works In Jefferson Mercantile Store
Farrell Peterson a student at the U. S A. C. is employed in the grocery department of the Jefferson Mercantile company store for the past school year.
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Farrell Peterson
Jefferson Mercantile Company
Renewed Interest In Oil Scouts Sponsor Feature Picture
Renewed interest in Utah oil prospects follows filing of gas and oil permits by R E Kaufman and George G Murphy of Baker Nevada for about 20 000 acres in Millard county southwest corner. The permits cover desert land in townships 24 and 26 south ranges 18 and 19 west. Film showings at the Fra nforte theatre Friday and Saturday feature Drum Taps with Ken Maynard Dorothy Dix and Tarzan the horse to benefit Milford Boy Scouts transportation to regional camp at Navajo Lake.
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Utah
T. F. Thomas
Register of the United States Land Office
Salt Lake
Roy Firmage
Ken Maynard
Dorothy Dix
Tarzan
Milford Boy Scouts
Navajo Lake
Ken
Weather resets promise of good year amid rains and warmth
Warm mid June temperatures followed a wet May with 1.29 inches of rainfall reported by Charles E. Beard. May days saw 17 of 31 with measurable rain, boosting crop and range growth as doctors reported several hospital operations and tonsil removals among Milford and Desert Range patients.
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Charles E. Beard
Cooperative Observer
Beard
Helen Bird Anderson
Milford
Rulon Hollingshead
Minersville
Roy Firmage
Clyde Madsen
Owen Phibbs
CCC
Desert Range
Marlene Mills
Norma
Billie Grimshaw
Earl Yersin
R. R. Shannon
New Lion Officers Nominated by Milford Lions
La Mar Outzen leads a slate of Milford Lions officers chosen by a nominating committee. The election is set for the next meeting with terms beginning July 1. Also named are J. C. Root as first vice president R. Palmer as second vice president Dr. R. R. Shannon as third vice president, David S Williams secretary treasurer I Altman Lion tamer D B B Stapley tail twister M H Pool assistant tail twister L A Wynaught and D C Koch as directors for a term expiring July 1 187. The secretary was authorized to order 500 copies of the June 9.
Desert Range CCC Camp Reports Baseball Win and Personnel Changes
Desert Range CCC Camp notes a 14 to 1 baseball win over Experiment Station forest service men. Spike Camp departs 25 men under Jim Haycock to Indian Peak to secure cedar posts. Company 1964 loses twelve men to new eastern corps units with officers Knapp and Wickerman reassigned. promotion for Knapp to captain announced.
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Experiment Station Forest Service
Milford
Jim Haycock
Indian Peak
Fort Douglas
Company 1964
George B. Bennett
Arthur E. Lindsey
Don Overly
Fred Powelson
Everett Kearney
Leon Jones
Cook
Harold Wright
Thomas Lewis
Albert Pryanovich
Julus Petersen
Hal Chris Sopherson
Wayne Tanner
Milford Athletic Tennis Club Elects New Officers
Walter E. Martin is named president and Eva Coleman secretary treasurer after a club reorganization last Monday. The group plans resurfacing of the court and requires all users to hold membership cards. After June the court will be for members only with several out of town matches and local tournaments planned this summer.
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Milford Athletic Tennis Club
Walter E. Martin
Eva Coleman
Tressurer
Milford Falls to Dixie Team in Season Opener
Saint George league action opened with Milford losing 18 to 9. Milford led 1 1 at the end of the fourth inning but Dixie team capitalized on practice edge and injuries to Horton. Rochek had four hits and Tanner three for Milford as Horton pitched despite a recent injury.
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Saint George
Milford
Dixiettes
Horton
Rochek
Schow
Crawford
Tanner
St George
Irrigation Water Supply Promising for Beaver Minersville Area
May weather shifted from cool to useful moisture as Beaver river flows rose from snowy headwaters. The 500 second feet peak exceeded expectations, freeing water for Beaver users and aiding Minersville reservoir levels after court decrees. Reservoir storage rose from 3000 feet below quota to over 800 feet, improving the regional supply outlook.
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Beaver River
Beaver
Minersville
Heaver River
Salt Lake Tribune Jet to be Split With Beaver Chamber
W A Firmage secretary of the Beaver Chamber of Commerce and his son J Firmage manager of the local theatre attended as guests as the Jet is to be split with the Beaver Chamber of Commerce and used to publicize the state.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Beaver Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Firmage
J. Firmage
Speaker Displays Hawaiian Scenes Highlighted by Atkin
W E Atkin of Salt Lake City gave an illustrated talk in Milford Firemen's hall as part of a Bible Chautauqua series. He praised the Hawaiian islands as a Pacific garden and showed color pictures of flowers fortifications volcanoes and island customs. He noted the grass hut is largely a relic and warned of Mount Kilauea's fiery activity in night scenes. He also spoke Sunday on whether Japan will fight the United States.
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Hawaiian Islands
W. E. Atkin
Salt Lake City
Milford
Pacific
Uncle Sam
Atkin
Mount Kilauea
Japan
United States
Speaker Discusses Change of Sabbath at Firemen's Hall
Norman Heckman argues the Seventh Day Sabbath originates from Genesis creation and was blessed by Christ. He cites Genesis 2 1-2 John 1 10 Hebrews 1 1 2 and Exodus 20 8 11 to support Sabbath observance on Saturday and its universal, non Jewish origin. Next Sunday night Mr Eckman speaks further.
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Adam
Garden
Mden
Jesus
Norman Heckman
Christ
Mr. Eckman
Eckman
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Nichols
C. C.C
Pep’ Johnson
Gilbert S. Knapp
Carl A. Wickerham
Knapp
Wickerman
Washington D. C
Gilbert Schoene Knapp
Infantry Reserve
Fifth Corps
Dixie
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