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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
1
City Recorder Vernon Burns announces renewal of bike license tags and dog licenses. fines and destruction of unlicensed dogs warned. Readers protest officiating at Parowan Milford basketball game. district athletic board upholds officials as protests continue.
An inspirational address on freedom as a privilege and duty. It emphasizes freedom of speech and the press, the right to vote, worship, and participate in civic life, urging readers to cherish and protect these rights as foundational to American identity.
Patty Baker son of Mr and Mrs George Baker returns to school on Monday after recovering at home from chickenpox.
At a Minersville meeting the Beaver County Livestock Show date was set for Saturday April 28. Beasts across beef and dairy categories will be shown plus new commercial herd pen classes for calves yearlings and two year olds. Pens will house three animals. Feeder steer calf pens are planned.
Miss Margene Lofthouse spent the week end at Summit. Mr and Mrs Gael Elmor and daughter Susie visited Cedar City for business. Ivan Mekniebt Clair Glins attended the Sock Show in Cedar City last Saturday. Daisy Dalley from Surm 4 visited the John Lofthouse home. John Stahl bought Gust at the Stock Show in Cedar City Saturday. Nona Gilling hosted the Young Farmers Wives with fifteen members sewing and visiting. cake ice cream and punch served.
The Milford P T A announces a special meeting Thursday afternoon with Dr Vernon F Larson of the University of Utah as speaker on The Parents Role in Preventing Maladjustments In Growing Children. This session substitutes the February P T A meeting. The regular March meeting is set for March 26th.
A Court of Honor for Beaver County Scouts and Scouters drew about 150 people on February 15 at the LbDS Church in Milford. About 90 were Boy Scouts and 20 leaders. 14 Second Ward Seou's received awards, with 4 boys earning Tenderfoot honors. Mothers attended to witness the honors and receive miniature copies of their sons badges.
Milford residents learn of a newborn son to Mr and Mrs. Dave Heslington in Salt Lake City. The Heslingtons already have a 17 year old daughter Beverly. Dave Heslington is noted as former principal of Milford High School, serving fourteen years.
MilfordHigh School Tgeva fell to Parowan 47 46 in a close game after a late rally and a disputed foul. Winters fouled out, Gurr scored on a late shot, and Milford failed to convert in the final seconds. The loss keeps Milford in a second place tie with Millard of Fillmore, with a playoff to determine home site.
Mrs. Jerry Wilson and her small son Tommy returned to Dungerton after a week in Milford at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Jones. Mrs. Wilson is a granddaughter of Mrs Maude Stoker.
A Milford Lions contingent will attend the Associated Civic Clubs gathering in Cedar City on Saturday March 3. Lion President Horton announced after the Milford Club meeting. Cedar City President Kamen L Jones will preside. The 2 p.m. addresses include D H Whittenburg Chester J Olsen William R Wallace and Zion National Park Supt Smith. A Nevada delegation will also attend. The event closes with a 7:30 p.m. banquet at the Hotel Escalante.
A Milford High School assembly Friday featured the VFW essay contest Freedom's Open Door with winners Karen Archer Gayle Tolley and Harlan Anderson. Students performed a choral reading with music directed by Gordon Childs and narrated by Connie Thompson.
Awards presented by Mrs. A J Haines of the Milford FW Auxiliary at Milford High School. Winners include Harlan Anderson in first, Karen Archer in second, and Geyle Tolipy in third with Mrs LaVeta Holm English instructor guiding. Ceremony held at the Freedom Assembly last Friday.
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