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Show CANDIDATES WANTED FOR GOOD JOBS "Who is to be on the next town board?" f Don't all speak at once, gen- tlemen. The Question is pressing for early answer. There are a lot of good jobs these days'looking for men. The great need of this old world has always been for MEN real men; the kind with red blood, honest purpose and a real de- sire to serve. But of all the jobs just now seeking for men there are none creating less in- terest than the town board of Milford jobs soon to be vacant. Vacant? Well, maybe. Of course if a new board is not elected the present pres-ent board will have to hold over until un-til their successors are elected or appointed, ap-pointed, we suppose. Nomination petitions for city elections elec-tions must be filed not more than thirty days and not less than fifteen days prior to election. The Milford city election is Tuesday, November Gth. Therefore, petitions may be filed any time after tomorrow Saturday Sat-urday and until October 23rd. The man who accepts the exacting exact-ing and thankless job of city board member must do so from a sense of duty, of community interest, with a desire to accomplish something of progress for his home town. There is nothing in it from a financial standpoint. That is, unless he is big and broad enough to see that every move made to better conditions- and for improvement of the home town is a move for an increase in the value of his property and makes his home town a better place in which to live. These attract others. A few names have been suggested but always with the remark: "I doubt if he would take it.1' . The railroad people suggested that model railroad agent and prince of good fellows, M. W. Lichty, only to be disappointed by the discovery that he was ineligible because of the fact that Colorado kept him a few months too long and he has not yet gained legal residence in Utah.. And then, too, we are going to lose him from Milford, anyway. Mr. Mark-sheffler Mark-sheffler is all right and a good man for the board if he could, attend the meetings regularly, but like all train men his dates are not his own and he can attend only when he happens to be in town on a meeting night. Bill Elmer and Morris Hickman and Ralph Pitchforth and Sam Hanks are the other four members of the present board and they are all good men, but busy and out of town much of the time or tied up with tboir own affairs. And we have heard they would not accept the job again. Two men stand out as especially fit and available. Who are they? Why, Heber Hank3 and Bishop satisfactory explanation to the parents, par-ents, or to any one who is interested. The Elementary school has secured se-cured the use of the use of the High School gymnasium for four periods per week and have divided these periods per-iods between the fifth and sixth grade girls and boys. The classes for the boys are held on Mondays and Thursdays, from two-thirty to three-fifteen. -The girls have their classes on Wednesdays and Fridays at the same hours. The gymnasium is to be used in the development and protection or the vital organs and the spine, the establishing of the proper coordination coordina-tion between the nerves and the mustles, and to give them a number of corrective exercises among which will be found those necessary to correct the improper physical positions posi-tions that the children are forced to assume while in school. While we are doing all we can at present to accomplish these things, they can be very much more effectively effect-ively done when we get some apparatus appar-atus in the Gymnasium to work with which we hope will be soon. We wish to take the opportunity of inviting in-viting all who are interested in this work, and especially the parents, to come up to the gymnasium during oar class periods and see what kind of work we are doing. We are very sure that you will find it well worth your while to come up and get acquainted ac-quainted with the very important phase of the school work. |