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Show MILTORD (UTAH) JTEWS THURSDAY. NOV. II. 1153 to 500 words or less. Prixes will total $4,500. First prize is $2,000; second, f 1,000, and the ihirri prize, $500. In addition the school being represented by the essay winner will receive $250 and the student's teacher, $250. $500 will be given to the veterans organization or hospital designated by the win- Schcol Hews ning student Judging the essay contest will be 10 famous Americans. Dawns Galloway Milford School SAFETY COMMITTEE Editor STUDENTS TO ENTER D A V ESSAY CONTEST Word was received last week that the Disabled American Vet- erans are sponsornij a national essay contest. Grade school and high school students enrolled in public or private schools are eligible to enter the contest, which opened" Sept. 13 and will close Nov. 30th. The essays must be limited PLANS ACTIVITIES The Safety Committee, r organized committee newly here in M H S, has been organized for the purpose of promot ing safety in our high school. Under the direction of Mr. Corry, the safety committee has set up rules to help stress safety thruout the school. The com mittee attended a safety meet ing in Fillmore Nov. 16th. The committee members are Leland Beard, chairman; Billy - COTTON COM HERTS MORE ABOUT QUIZ Ask for Kentucky's finest stratgltfhourBon COTTON HELP Continued from Pae One CLOTHES CLEAN AND FRESM dents who get "C .marks; There is no reason to do so. ' The following are factual statements regarding the grad-Ung system being used, and their percentage equivalents: F means the child is failing. 59 or below. D means the child is below sverage and improvement is necessary 60 to C means the child is an average student no better or worse than the average, 70 to B means the child is doing above average work, 80 to A means the child is doing . superior work, and outstanding work in this field, NEARLY K5QOOO BALES It is also the policy of the Of COTTON ARE UStO EACH Milford High school faculty not YEAR IN LAUNQgy AND to "give" grader, the faculty DRV CLEAN NO tkJPPUEtfi merely records what the child has done over the grading period and transforms his abilities, etc., into a report mark for Griffiths, Vee Wadsworth, Sally parent consumption and adminKillim, Mary Cenra and Ruth istrative recording. The child Cllne. must earn the grade he obtains, from an F to an A. The parent &HL 3.8 69. Q " au THRU' THI HOUSE.. fiQualitY:?(&if& y viv ... . ,.y. k .. oid Hi m El m n f,? KENTU0tY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 80. , fl 90. P"" L 90-10- 0. I -- PENIVEY " For Mend drinkers there Is blend okvays Kentucky's finest ) SunnB rook I0TN II ! KENTUCKY JHI 010 J- J L PROOF. " gg&jv ; aaiBsaBSS SMUTS (Jn?-2iit IIENDED WHISKEY CONTAINS I5 SUNNY IR00K COMPANY, L 0 U I S V I I RAIN L ICJITIAL KENTUCKY IE, NATIONAL EDUCATION himself with this grading sys-- l Pat Wllcock, assistant editor, The student council will tem and act according' to the TEEN TALK Alice Cook, secretary; Janice sponsor a matinee dance on results he and the teacher feel Lynn, treasurer, Carol Jean Nov. 25th. It will take place By Jorea Beits the child should obtain. But Continued from !asj Oat Garfield, photographer, Arlene from 1 to 2:30 o'clock, after National Education Week PLEASE, a "C" grade is not a Gale, advertising manager; Dor- which the students will be exAcklin and Jeanette Wil- cused for the Thanksgiving was opened Monday with an as- failing grade. broken glass from one of the othy O. Grant Rowley, liams, artists, and Gayle Ed- holiday. sembly presented by Gayle Principal front doors . of the gym. It wards, junior high o Gale and Ruth Cllne, on their i really seemed like a "bad luck trip to the .United Nations this The went Committee Safety him! for day summer. After the' invocation to Fillmore on Monday, the Mrs. Agnes Williams wishes o, by Sally Klllam Mr, Long gave to thank all her Milford friends Janice Lynn was really wor- 18th. ' There were representaThe yearbook staff has been a short speech on the back- for the lovely cards and flowried Tuesday. She forgot her tives attending from Milford, ground of the United Nations. ers sent to her while a patient Quite busy trying to get the first coat and wore her Tigerette Fillmore, Delta and Beaver. besection of the yearbook off Ruth gave a talk on the trip in a o hospital. Logan fore the. deadline, which is sweater. But she was given a aha and Gayle made to the U N, a home courteous ride Nov. . of23rd. The by Beaver High school student yearbook describing many of the historficers are Ruth Cline, editor; friend. , council invited the entire M H S ical places they visited. Gayle Lost and Found o student body to attend their then described what they saw LOST Pair of New Seems funny to see all the annual "Preferred Man Ball" and did after arriving in rim glasses in green case. Findstudents really hurrying to the evening of Nov. 25th. It York, and the procedure fol- er please return to Ross Lang, lowed m the U N meeting. school since Tuesday's cold will be formal but no flowers. 2S3-phone We wish to thank them for weather. But maybe the tardy After her talk, Ruth again this friendly gesture. list wont be so long. spoke, describing the trip home. For Rent Apartments Tuesday, Nov. 10, the P.-3 room furnFOR RENT A. Assembly was presented. A vocal trio consisting of Bonnie ished apartment' SS8 mo. Call Munk, Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Kll- S9-2tp lam, accompanied by Mrs. FURNISHED APARTMENTS Cline, sang two numbers. .Mrs. Stonehocker Introduced for rent, S0 and 40. See Bob the guest speaker, Dr. Cannon, Tomslk at Service Oarage. who talked on "Family Rela For Sale Houses tions." - Wednesday, Nov. 11th, the FOR SALE Beautiful brick American Legion was in charge home. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, ' . wu w of the assembly. Following a 2 garages (1 heated), barbecue extras Included. talk on Americanism by Mr. grill; many Hansen, the contestants in the Will sell equity for cash or will ii fiM i Jii iif . u mjm J Legion oratorical contest, Betty trade for smaller home. See Elwood Jefferson. . Ferguson, ..'Douglas Memmott, FOR SALE Lovely newly Earl Stonehocker and Russell decorated home, with ave orations. their r tr.vk wsa. a SJy. winner of the contest, and extra bedroom In basmt Garage representative for M H S in the attached; spacious lawn. $7700, down. Earl Stonehocker, district, was Douglas Memmott $2,000 168-Betty Ferguson placed second phone Om timtf Trtly Ml tM M Ibd--! hTw- jV in the local contest, and Earl sms sy,fj)s For Sale MiqeeHaneooa Stonehocker third. C4psjsj9 tte4 wsjsksgfBj Thursday, Nov. 12th, the as -STEWERS FOR SALE $1 a, sembly was presented by school each See 2t McCoy Williams. students. First number on the program was a clarinet quartet FOR SALE Have few fat UBBVS FROZEN PEAS ... 2 for 3Tc The, Home Ec department geese? sell dressed or undressed. gave a skit on Little Red Riding Albert (Turk) Benjtsen. LIBBYS FROZEN Hood. The cast included San dra Johnson as Little Red Bid 1 1' i f ila wwk uui 2Te STRAWBERRIES L Al .11 J ing Hood, Thelma Blake aa the ucauosj iwvo, 0 years sua, in 1 1 iU mother, Marie Baxter aa the good condition. Phone 91-LIBBTS FROZEN PEAS woodcutter, Joyce Belts as 2 for VJe AND CARROTS FREX ESTIMATES en cusGranny, Betty Ferguson as the tom made Aluminum Drapes, "Woof and Jeannette Williams Storm Wondows or DooravKoh-le- r as the narator. and Campbell new or 'used The speech departmeat"pre-sentepianos. Trade-in- s accepted, liba speech by Paul eral credit terms. I woa'f imand the journalism departafter giving estment nad atallr by Barbara pose en youwant to save you imatejust Tanner. money and make a little myThe girls' physical education self. Phone me collect: Ken Josdepartment put on a panel disPsrowan S811 or 2468. ; cussion bjr Carol Jean Garfield, eph; Barbara Tanner, Gayle Gale and Sally Klllam. Monty Ash worth gave a talk DELRICH OLEO 3 lbs $1 PILLSBURY PIE CRUST on competitive athletics, rep . BIIX I 2 for SSe . . ' resenting the boys' physical ed Del Monte FRUIT , ucation class. COCKTAIL . iyt can ........ 39e PILLSBURY HOT ROLL Carole Walker, Patricia Wll MIX cock and Russell Sly gave talks 4 for $1 UTAH VALLEY PUMPKIN on history, and a flute solo was PILLSBURY CAKE BOX .... 3 for $1 No 2Kj can 2 for 27 played by Ruth Cllne. ' The shop department present ed a discussion by Ronald Gal S& W GLACE Cake Mix .......... 45c SUN MAID RAISINS . Me loway, Gary Bedingfield and Clark Grimshaw. ' OCEAN SPRAY FRESH CRANBERRIES lb 27c The Spanish department put on a skit with Ray Whiting, CRANBERRY SAUCE 22c Sonny Walker and Don Alger taking part ALL UTAH APPLES For the commercial depart ment Ronnie Uffens talked on Regular : the value of bookkeeping. lb. The science department had Size Cckes a speech by Ruth Cllne, after which David Pullem, Leland ORANGES Beard and Gary Weston played a trumpet trio. WEEK WAS INTERESTING ' v. " black-brow- n T. 1 !( V -- Ok: J. i 1 ji y ''' u " sral$)83 staeOg . 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