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Show 9 bunna, Hut 9 akcasux By jw 1HK ONLY NKWSIWPKR re j ii' 1 i I Single Copy Seven Ont Mii.nmr $3.00 a Year STOCK SHOW AT the Mil-for- The Reaper Rat, a guy named Fullenbach over in Richfield, opines: We'll kill em but we won t feed 'em . . . seems kind of raw for a Governor of the Great State of Utah to take such an attitude . . . but I think it is very timely for him to send a chow bill to the federal court ) for the feed of the two murderers that Utah would have sent to the noose two years ago if federal Jurisprudence hadn't been so prudent. Juding of dairy cattle will begin at 10 a. m , followed by judging of beef cattle, sheep and swine. feature of this year's show will bo grading of range bulls by George R. Henderson, extension animal husbandman at the U S A C, Logan. Prof. HenA derson will judge the bctf cattle and the swine. Lee Guy-macounty agricultural agent from Sevier county, will judge dairy cattle, and Frank Lewis, South Milford, will judge the (Man-zione- a r un m:vs tutus., apkil SEVENTH GRADE BEAVER COUNTY Vol. I' TEEN DRIVERS I PLANS OPERETTA TURNS DOWN TO TAKE TESTS j The open tta. King Koko," SPECIAL SCHOOL will Ive presented Thursday, FRIDAY AT May tith. in the high school and ltorium. by the Seventh Grade. TAX PROPOSAL This is the first tune tor sev AIRPORT COURSE oral years that an operetta has Beaver County voters reject been attempted at Milford High Driver tests in the Tt en I The Seventh grade students ed a proposed 3 null special tax Age Hond F. O will be held at work on this difficult the levy for school support when began Mllford Airport, on the production early in the seines 71 "i of the voters matked No" r The cast, the damvrs, and parking apron in front of the on their ballots Total vote for some members of the ensembles hangar, beginning at 4 15 the county was 291 Yes 77? have been rehearsing after Friday afternoon Ten or 15 school for several weeks No. Milford teen age drivers w ill 'Dress rehearsals will be held with winners of the compete, In vote The districts Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-driver ami written tests to Yes No Total day from 6 to 8 30. AH compete in the State Finals evenings, 97 metnhcis of the cast So Milford SI 4t (which in-- j at Murray, Saturday, May tt 124 201 325 eludes all seenth Milford graders) will State winners will receive n 19 110 129 attend all dress rehearsals. Minersville all expense paid trip to com45 216 2(il Beaver No nave been sets Special stage pete in the national finals in 5H 204 262 Beaver No 2 the shop class, j constructed by Washington. 1) C , at which 297 777 1074 ' Totals under direction of Mr Atkln $3100 in cash scholarships and Mr Davenport, and Mr. will be distributed Rowley s art class has painted In the Fnday driver tests, and decorated the s ts. COUNTY DEMOS the contestants will exhibit Gale Edwards will be and Sharon Varley, sk'll in straight driving, serpentine driving, parallel park dance director. NAME OFFICERS ing and smooth stopping ' I i I i i I Min-ersvlil- e. . I accident . 16-da- d to, Sjr investigations firearms train- - "No passing when yellow line your lane" is a warning Instructors will be F B I for which you may agents and a Utah Highway Pa- see your safety at posted many places thru-ou- t trol officer who is a graduate K state AcadUtah. It of Sp.cial-izethe td the National emy, in Washington, I) C traffic safety engineers have studied the highways, and have marked them with a double line where it is unsafe to pass because of limited vlsibil- j ity ahead. Following are recent cases rot pass at railroad heard before Judge O. C. Koch: or do not pass Ralph Cook, Fountain Green, when underpasses;a viapproaching parkeir in red zone, fined $2.50. aduct or tunnel; whenbridge, a car is Parley C. Madsen, Manti, approaching from opposite dipuiked too close to stop sign, rection, on hills or curves, or at intersections. fined $2 50 is in d i Alice Baxter, parked in red zone, fined $2 50. Price, no Utah registra- Max tion, fined $10 clearance btlore you return to your lane. A safe rule is to wait until you can see ample in your rear vision mirror the car you have just passed. But before passing another car, if there's any doubt wait until there's plenty of clearance. SKT AS 0 KAI) LINK FOR HOSPITAL WKKK WUTII CKUTIFICATES All registrations for Souvenir HOSPITAL NOTES ' Birth Certificates from the Patients at the Milford HosBeaver County Hospital must pital during the past week inlw comph ted by May 8th, it clude: was announced today by Mrs Jackie Williams, manager of Appendectomy the local hospital. Bradley Whittaker, Birth Certificates will be son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Whitpresented to all persons who taker. have been born here since the Pneumonia institution was founded, If James Wright, son of Mr. and thiy register at the hospital or Mrs. Floyd Wright, South Mllthe Beaver County Clinic by ford. May 6th. will be Major Surgery The presentation made at a special program in Mrs. Marie Charchalis. the high school auditorium on Minor Surgery May 12th, starting at 8 p. m. Mrs. Carr Wiseman The registered person or a repMrs. Lula Mae Clay. resentative should be present at the program to receive the Medi al Paiieai certificate. Mrs. Eleanor Ivy, Beaver. A sound film, "Keepers of the Lamp,"-- depicting the life of a Observation student nurse, will be shown at Mrs. Verna Tomsik. the Beaver High school, MonA 6 lb S os soa was bora day morning, and at the Mlto Mr. and Mrs. Milch Fisher, lford High school Tuesday afterApril 27th. Robert Ira is noon, as features of the local their sixth child and fifth observance of National Hospital to 15th. boy. Week, May 0th MAY H Uxlzx ri-H- ca ilnnnd EicnMcsl To Ucld have been aa organisation since 1932. The Master Il-M- en program is aa advancement of the MIA M-M- en group which is widely recognized for its endeavors in tne fields or religion and sports. The annual Basketball tournament is unexcelled anywhere in the world I for its scope and sporting excellence. I The solid rold pin, honor deco M-M- en COURTED YI , ta tt amine schools has been sched uhd h the F H I, according to Arthur Cornelius Jr special agent in charge of the Salt Lake City office The school for the Milford area will be held at JSTattV Cedar Citv on Mav It), Mr Cor- j nelius said Intensified classroom courses in juvenile delinquency matters und traffic accident mvestiga tions will be featured at the m hools Afternoon sessions will THIS WEEK'S deal witji practical problems in SAFE DRIVING HINT e. i trof And when you have passed N. D Maddox, parked in red another car, be sure there is zone, fined $2.50 i J rttary iDo I , mn4 1 " OLD-TIMER- S enforcement 4 For tKit tpi!1y Govern- - d4Kut4 iti afforti to fin. maintoiniaf tkat balance aatwaan 4ltcat rtty tfm attack tram abroad mm4 t boot. It to balaaca cait af military with tba ability ar a rtranf aenmy ta pay tba W." Caorf a M. HMmpbray, tary a tba Traaiury. Kai Uf SCHOOLS les ol law M-- traffic 1 I IMMi and advanced ("It I 100-yar- d mt : Wmt - " ' mi Arm4 Farcas Day , j J I H ;I. No. 17 SI HKIHLKS l 11 A I Jack-sonvill- tr, MtifKnc Ml to ma. ttrvitf "Tku Local service stations are The Beaver County Demooffering free gasoline to the sheep cratic organization was perfect teen age driver of the week " week ed last when delegates PFRMNA! A beef calf will be given Last wetk's winner was Mary met from various the Our Junior High trackmen away to a 4 H Club or F F A in the Beaver precincts court Jane McCulley, who will reshowed up pretty well at the exhibitor at a special drawing house and named County ceive five gallons of gas at the following MENTION A B Y U track meet last Friday, to be held during the show. Dick officers: Fisher's Shell Service, but didn't find our seniors list- greased pig chase will again be and this week's driver of the a feature, Mr Pearson said ed in the Saturday results James L. Griffiths, Milford, is Leland Beard, who week On Friday Williams took a Vera Mrs Clysta llutchings will will receive five gallons of Lunch will bo served by the county chairman, Mrs fifth in the dash, secchairvice Beaver, Ashworth, this week leave end for Salt at Bob Tomsik's Service at American gas Legion Auxiliary, ond in the 220 and third in the woman: Mrs. Karl Stonehocker, Lake to be with her father, Cy the show all and proGarage, courtesy Hue Hepp-ler- , grounds, broad jump, and Griffiths was Milford. secretary, and Mrs J Osbom of Beaver, while he unUtah Oil distributor for to over ceeds will turned le second in the 440 scamper.. Sim Murdock. Minersville, as dergoes a major operation. Oththe Beautification the county. Cemetery Not bad, boys. treasurer. er close relatives will also be Committer. Selection of the Driver of with Mr. Osborn. Delegates to the state conthe Week is based on correct The Utah Jaycees are backvention, to be held in Salt Lake driving practices, safe driving ing E. LaMar Buckner for na II P Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Elam of City May 29, are James Grifhabits, and courtesy to other tional president of the Junior fiths, Joe C. Smith. D A Smith Tombsotne, Ariz., arrived in drivers and pedestrians. and Glenn Gallagher. Milford, Milford Thursday night for a Jaycce organization. Buckner PLAN SOUTH TOUR at Teen is one of the 10 vice presidenjs, Mrs. Murdock, Minersville; and visit with Mrs. Clam's mother, AgeRegular attendance' Eighty-eigh- t Union Council Pacific Safety meetings movand has a good chance of and Martell j Mrs. Peckham, her sisters, Mrs. will be Old Timers, including several Henry Willesen required, in thv future, Beaver ing into the top spot. Mrs. Moore and and Easton, Fleming, and will from leave Milford, couples applicants for who is recup- in the organization membership Joe with Moore, a IS for trek thru will be acSaturday erating in the Milford Hospital. cepted only upon favorable states and by boat to Havana, WINDBREAK PLANTED vote of present membership. Cuba, arriving back at home PARENTS KESroNSinLK j ON 'UTOPIA' FARM on May 16th. Absence from three mev tings, Leonard Hillman arrived in VOTl CHILD SAFETY j unless excuse Is Aaron Smith of Salt Lake, satisfactory windbreak was A 1700-tre- e i Milford Tuesday night, from Timof Old in will the result IN THE HOME suspenAir Forte assignment in offered, j his planted last week on County past president one sion. of the more Commissioner Bill Wood's "Uto- ers Club and his to visit England, molhtr, "Only parents can prcvent mrs. active members who helped pia" farm, located west of liiuman. nazei from children cripbeing anthejr County Agent Grant arrange this year's tour, to pled or killed in home accithe nounced that response HarEsplin reports that Grant Mr. and Mrs. Don Glcason was so dents." ris, state extension forester, the invitation this year to SCOUT NEWS will in the addition (finally) leave Saturday This is the annual appeal bebrought the trees from a Logan great that Union ing used to urge mothers and for their new AT&T assignnursery and assisted with the three chartered yellow 10 Pullman Pacific cars, couples fathers to join in a Child Safety ment in Laramie, Wyo. They designing and planting operaAt the Utah National Parks in the Crusade for the elimination of were originally scheduled for accommodated be will tions. i Council annual fellowship ban-- I home area hazards which kill, transfer in January. This windbreak is a real regular train equipment. in last Friday, eight Provo quet traThirteen states will be "break" for the Utopia area becripple and seriously injure ' Silver Beaver awards were cause there is no wind or sun versed, with the eastbound tour youngsters. The program is Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Koch, Mrs. presented. Among the. Scout-er- s at Kansas City, being conducted by Dr. George Rosalie Cook and protection, outside of a few including stops receiving this highest of daughter shadscale bushes, for miles Birmingham, Ala.; Jacksonville, A. Spendlove, director of the ' Betty of South Milford, motored honors, given for accomplisharound. Mr. Wood said, "If the Fla., and Miami, where they Utah State Hcal'.h Department. .o Richfield Sunday to spend ment in scouting and for. disother nine members of the Ten I will em&arK, May in, xor "Home accidents can be the day with the Kochs' son in tinguished service to boyhood, Tribes of UtoDia will set busy i &oai trip to navana. cuDa was E. Foerster of MilAfter four full days at the greatly reduced if parents will law andB. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ford. Richard now, we will make something Hansen. search their homes for potential Floyd i out of this yet." The planting Presidente Hotel, and tours death-traps,Other awards presented to " the health official the under of interest ' was made as an Extension Ser- of points ' Beaver district scouters were: personal guidance of the direct- said. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Farmer vice demonstration. CarScouters Industrial and Pubof were in Miford recently. Mr. ter, Deaver; KeySherman of In the Others assisting wiin the or Cuba's type describing licity Department, the return thing to look for he cited the Farmer, a Union Pacific engi- , Training Award planting, in addition to Mr. trip will include Miami. Carlyk was making his last trip Gronning, neer, Wood. Mr. Esplin and Mr. Harfollowing: Nielsen, Rudolph the oldest city in the before retiring. Milford; M. J. Warr, Beaver. ris, were Alfred Wood, Glen United States, St. Augustine; 1. The kitchen is the most Conservation of Soil the The Beaver district was one Murray New Orleans, and home via dangerous room in the house of the 30 districts receiving the Service), Don Gray, Sana Banks, Kansas . THI WINNING WAT for. childhen. When cooking City. and Sedat Vidnilloglu, visiting Gold Star Award for having Club officials making the keep pot handles turned to the Turkish irrigation specialist, full financial quota their paid will include Mr. and Mrs. back of the stove. Keep houseThe Soil Conservation Serv- trip to the council and for having and A. B. KnowUs of hold poisons such as ammonia, ice has trees available in Beav- Smith, all of units their registered. Lake. president of the lye, insecticides, and other er for interested farmers, which Salt from Milford were inAttending will Milford tourists cleaning agents in a special should be planted this spring. club. Mrs. Mr. and Mr. and Gronning Mr. Erma Sam and Cline, locked utility cabinet. The S C S tree planter is also clude and Mrs. Foerster. and Mrs. J. II. Weston. Mr. and available. 2. Keep all poisonous mediMrs. O. R. Smith, Merle Edcines locked in the same utility wards; D. W. Cook of Callente, JUDGE KOCH TO cabinet. and Mrs. Frieda Koch Hawkins TAKE VACATION of Salt Lake, president of the 3. Keep guns and ammuni COY SCOUTS Ladies' Auxiliary. tion under lock and key. Judge O. C. Koch, Milford's i justice of the peace, and Mrs. 4. Remove latches from abanKoch will leave Friday, April A 2c Gerald Evans is in doned Ice boxes. for a y vacation trip. 30th, " Milford with his wife Dorothy A E. L. former 5. Fence or fill in lily ponds, Smith, mayor, Mrs. Dcw-arand parents, Mr. and as will serve the of h other and Justice ' places pools -' 3 i Evans, after serving 18 where young children can peace during Judge Koch's absmonths in the U S Air Force drown in even a few inches of ence.Mar bara-- rt ftVY WHO A&JUSTf PrV. In Japan. He will report to water, two to rtAmc am wtArMta Beale A F Base, in California, CONWTtOMt. Tta) aVbar wba 4aa awy. 6. Never leave tiny tots unatafter his leave, and will be acMayor Ray Kizer was called to Tooele because of the serious companied to his new assign-mee- t tended in a bath tub for even COWTtSY MS COM Of IM ftOA. illness of his father. . . a moment. by his wife. c 4 ,4m. ! winds IxH'n us ol reminds blowing recently those cartoons we used to se MINERSVILLE about the guys standing on windy corners watching the gals go by. The ladies don't have IS 'ALL SET much to worry about in any guys standing on th At 9 30 a m . Saturday, May corners are too busy wiping the the Fitting and Showman-- , In, s sand out of their eyt to do any ship contest will pry the lid off looking the 1954 Beaver Count v Stock Show at Minersville, according Father Valine returns home to Ralph Pearson, manager. It Saturday, May 1st, and St Brid is expected that the 1954 show get's Parish ladies have ar will see the finest cattle ever ranged a welcoming party at the to b exhibited in Reaver counrecreation hall, from 6:30 to 8 ty, and the largest group of "Everyone" is invited to at- entries in the several divisions tend and help welcome Father making the competition for Valine back to Mllford. blue ribbons the keenest yet '- May IS I - fy Armed Forces Day 1 t Quite a few of the local V V Old Timers getting ready to shove off for a long trip thru the Deep South, winding up at Havan before they head for home. Vacation' How do you manage one of those things wa I'AHKS AN YTHINd ABOUT MILFOKf) -- secondguesseb Thr- - HI AT IN fllK WOlU.D w ration of the Master group, is designed to give distinction to who has proved himself the worthy, and Is awarded only to those whose activities and virtues TVl pirn eymfeeJisas one et the warrant It. Yearly, a number of greatest splrihMl fraternities la the, older men are given honorary memit Is the Insignia of the berships because of their work with world 44Aea of the Church of youth, particularlT in the MIA. Matte Jeove Christ of latter Day Saints, The organisation meets aa a atMl Is worn wit priaa by the as only once each year, proximately 1,500 see who or 4 the time ox the June i'AA er,s&te to wear H. eoasferenee, Thia year the meetln held at a breakfast oa the Ta Ue klzheat ideal ia life sxa'wJ ot Garden cl t& Hotel Utsa ia cledred momm 1X00 mala member- ialt Lake City oa June IZlh at Chorea of jevua canst of Latter Day Caiata, These men ar 5:45 A.M. All Master are urpl to members of a magnificent traterax; organisation baaed on spiritual check forthcominir issues of t!i humane and ananly attributes. They Oeseret News Tel eg ran Church la Section for reservation Information. are kown aa the Master Asso eSce no direct mail adviaewc.is llutual Inaprovetneo Harmon CLr& tr 1 will b made this year. ciktion of M-M- en M-M- ... te M-M- en te M-M- en |