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Show 9 jbtuuio. But 9 JteasuX tt i r ,. - ft. 'v ' l T ' -- r wvjTlitfri?'f win, rv IKT'Ji m til if ONLY NKWSl'APKH IN TI1K WORLD Mr. -- 4H AT v V 1 ii r-- i r.i (111 il ni n I. III inIS 1 I 1 Li i?5! if iiIV it IIC II ii i f II IIii rx if ii Mi II 1 1 SUMMER BAND CAKKS ANYTHING ABOUT MILFOKH til. w " H. it 0y SECOND GUESSEB ii II 1 !'. w a urn. a f tA?V- STARTS JUNE 7 B The summer band program will begin Monday, June 7, it was announced today by Director Hal Hancock. Instruction in the instrument classes will be given free for all instruments. Separate classes will be held for beginning and intermediate students, with full band for intermediate students from 9 a. m. to 11 a. m. each Friday. Registration will be at the high school band room at 8 a. m. Monday (June 7, for new students and members of the beginning clamiet class. Inter- v - 1 i i Grant Rowley, principal at Milford h:gh school for the j school year which comes to a close with commencement exer cises Saturday night, will not mediate band students will regreturn to Milford next year, he Vol o4, No. LMI Till US., MAV .(, l!.")4 $3.00 a Year Mll.KoKh (I'TAH) XHWS announced today. Mr. Rowley Single Copy Seven CtnU ister at the time their class is scheduled. has signed a contract with the Tryouts for school TEN STUDENTS TO Millard county board of educainstruments not already asCOMMENCEMENT STOCK SHOW AT tion and will be employed as signed will be at 11 a. m. Monj GRADUATE SEMINARY AT Delta at day, June 7. This Includes perprincipal. High next cussion instruments. year. Commencement i xcrcises for MIMERSVD1E EXERCISES SET FOR Mr. Rowley told The News Tuesday evening, June 8, a the graduating, students of the E L in Cases heard Judge Milthat he. "regrets leaving meeting will be held for all per, Church cf Jesus Christ of Lat TO BE 'BIGGEST sons interested in playing in a of Millord'i Smith's but it the Oiling Justice court, during ford, 'just isn't worth it' SATURDAY NIGHT ' ter-dain Mil Saints Seminary to continue a community band. This will be absence of Judge Koch, follow strugearly Thursday mornbgn A large crowd is expected at held will be ford (Thursheld in the high school band tonight a for school better gle against ing with the spreading of Commencement exercises for room, and rehearsals are schedday) beginning at 8 p m in the thepBeaver County Livestock Failure to Stop at Stop Sign the opposition he has encount15.000 gallons of road oil un- j Miirord L. U Is diaper I ne pro show to be held at Mmersville the 1954 graduating class of uled for two evenings a week. ered here. John Markham. fined $2 50 an22nd. next May a will be Sautrday. fine Milford high school will be held of der direction Schedule for summer school gram arrange Mr. Rowley listed for us 14 Mayor Ray show fVarson. nounced of c sel Ralph and ment n talks musical the band instruction will be: evening, reasons for not accepting a profhigh Saturday Frank Stewart, $2.50, Kiser and Street Councilman tions by members of the gradu manager. The show this year school auditorium. The exercisfered contract to administer the Wei Bolton. Beginning Clarinets, 8 a. m , is expected to be the largest and Mrs. Antonette Uffens, $2 50 es will conclude the 1953-5i atinj class. Milford High school again next Monday thru Friday. best yet school year activities. Intermediate clarinets, 9 a. year. He was not vindictive, Staritng at the north end of Melvin Persons, $2 50. A. Horton Jr., semiGeorge A number of special prizes k m., streets con- nary Monday thru Thursday, but very matter of fact. town, the Karl Truman of Minersville Stephen E. Turner.. $2.50 principal, will present the will include a 4(10 lb Hereford Intermediate trombones and For the past year Mr. Rowley necting Main and First West will present the diplomas to the graduates and they will receive steer to be awarded to the lucky 10 a. m., Mondays 50 Jimmie $2 has ably administered the high arn hinc nileri first with thi their James, barintones, diplomas from J. C. Smith. 4 II Club or F F A exhibitor in graduates, and five student ad- and Wednesdays. school educational program in I long First West oil'ng job being I a member of the stake board of a drawing to be held at . the musical numbers and at dresses, stop sign Improper stop Intermediate saxophones and Minora. He has made many held lor last, after the cross education. After the exercises will make up the pro- French 50. be A fined will Glenn show $2 readings Beard, trophy gold oiled. streets are both all horns, 10 a. m.. Tuesday friends, among parents and there will be social dancing for awarded the exhibitor of the Mrs. E. L. Smith will and gram Thursdays. students, and has won the reFailure to stop at stop sign on play for the processional and Thursday, only mixmg and graduates, parents and friends best range bull. This trophy is Intermediate percussion, 11 spect of the community. His spreading of the gravel was un- The general public is invited to awarded by the Minersville Highway 21 Doug E. Denny, j. recessional marches. a. m., Mondays and Wednesday. efforts to better the curriculum, dertaken, but Friday morning attend both the exercises and There will be no reserved Feed and Supply A similar fined $3.50. Other educational standards, and the rolling and packing of the the dance. instruments, seats of is owner the for the exercises, It was U a. m. beginning awarded trophy Tuesdays, Thursdays general condition of the Milford gravel mix will be started. All on Main street Overparking announced this week by school and best artificially sired heifer school plant, have been only motorists are warned not to Graduates, all of whom will the the Fridays. Gene Mayer, Uros., by officials. Cache Valley Breeding Mayer Intermediate full bands, 9 to surappear on the program, are by partially successful, possibly be- drive on the newly-rollefined $1 00 and Other premprizes A'ii. 11 a. m., Fridays. Milo Lcland cause of opposition. The Ashworth, Monty is all completed face until it complete program: will be given in r d rone Thomas It is regrettable that Milford and opened up for traffic. It Beard, Gerald Gillins, Rulon iums Parking A delicious barbequed beef Jones, fined $2.50 i I Mrs. K. L. Smith .. ,i'(H'e!si(itnl Musie is losing a man of Mr. Rowley's was explained that tire marks Hardy, John R. Killam. Sally Jo on be the served luncheon will McC.ilcalibre. We have had other and imDressions in the new sur Ann Killam, Mary Jrmt Graduates Mittvh Exceeding speed limit in fine administrators who have face cannot be removed, and it i ley, A. Karl Merry we.ither, Rus show grounds by the American William Palo Reese rone Vee M. Wadsworth, Invocation Auxiliary. stayed here only one or two is essential that all cars stay off sell M. Sly, and Midred Patricia Legion A greased pig chase will add fined $3 00. President V AcMrcKH j (Mum Dyke Myern LeFevre Wicock. years. Others have given The the road until it is completed. to the entertainment. News substantially the same "77r Challnuie of a i right S'nv World" Cooperating with the city are reasons for leaving. Sandra Johnson state and county equipment and Vocal Solo We think the Milford school Councilman Bolton personnel. j "Peep Purple" (Prom Theme) patrons, If they expect to im- estimated that the entire project Address (iayle Tolley Gale prove their schools, should be would be completed in 10 days giving serious . consideration to to two weeks. "Citmtnumsm's Challenge to American Education" finding out. why competent edu......... Dawna Galloway Kuesch Addics , cators won't stay here, and tak"We Speak for Democracy ing steps to make the Milford LEGION NAMES David Pullem schools more attractive to our Solo Trumpet better teachers. bowed my head reverently with the rett of my classmates during "Sonata A'o. 8" then seeH the "moment of silence" in tribute to our eoldier-deed- , COMMITTEE HEADS Address Mary Jane McCulley ing Old Glory waving from the flag pole on the lawn of our Alma Those Bobbin Winders from Survive" "Will Demoeracg Mater, I Blood tiptoe upon a dream and thought, "What a lucky South Milford are still working will Vocal Duet for be can under what be born to that are you you flag, girl you Gayle Gale and Sandra Johnson hard to finance their summer FOR CELEBRATION be! You are an American." to ''Through the Years" (Graduation Theme) trip to Sun Valley. Then a strange thing happened. The flag aeemed to be a living Last fall they staged a dance Address. Arlene Gale Committees have been set up thing with a soul. I heard the silent singing of its star on ita blue in South Milford, then used the "Education for a Free Society" and plans are materializing for of truth, and listening, my soul caught this refrain: proceeds to purchase materials hills ita more is America than and of "I am America, the symbol Albert Allman Heading for a quilt which the Relief So- the 1954 American Legion 4fler and prairies with their herd and fields of grain; more than its puleing Satfor scheduled Stales" "United ciety made for them, and which celebration, cities, ita mines and ita mills . . . America ia you and you and you Piano Solo they are now selling raffle tick- urday, June 26th. Byron Eric Pullem ...and God. ets on. And they aren't forget-in- g A "name" band is being con" "I am the symbol of the homes, the churches, schools, enterprises, llevtdutionary Etude" by Chopin the men. Another raffle, to tacted, according to General of and America. commoners the , kingly of Graduates Presentation 0. Grant Rowley be drawn June 10th just be- Chairman Ray Walker, and it is from the past. Look at me and hear tha "I heritage your represent Milford fore fishing season opens will hoped to present outstanding , Principal, High School in the immortal march for freedom; feel tramping of soldier-fee- t see three winners taking home Hollywood talent in a floor Karl I. Truman Awarding of Diplomas within your hearts the 'Spirit of 76'; see the footprints in the snow at a new whirlaway rod, Coleman show as well as offering a top- -' in commoner and his on knees the Beaver Board of Education prayer, Valley Forge; great, gaunt County camp lantern, and a combina- flight name band for the dancUfa his from was meant the crimson that ebbing stain, spreading, Benediction knife. tion camp Sally Killam ing . great heart; see the crosaes above our youth, martyrs to freedom In Our bet is they raise enough .music tiecessionai Mrs". K. L. Smith The daylight salutes under recent wars. Look again and behold lilies blooming where men gave cash to finance their trip and direction Recessional of those will March Peterson life for man; listen and hear the joyous dancing footsteps of Doug Graduates that they really enjoy It. open the festivities, and the anyet unborn. ' "Behold the Open Gate, before which stand weary pilgrims: chil-- t nual free chuckwagon breakfast FISHING TO BE GOOD of will direction dren be under with eyes empty of laughter; youth burdened with the weight Bud SIXTH GRADE Vaughn McDonald and I ON OPENING DAY Jefferson. of dead dreams; the elder ones their eyes but burned out embers, Pullem, Milford's representahands caressing gaunt throats that too long have felt their bone-lea- n Concessions will open at 9 tives in the state Teen Age Fish planting trucks from the the choking leash of fear. See their eyes relight with hope as they Road-e-at Murray, didn't win a. m., with the following Le-state's 12 hatcheries are on the GRADUATES 33 view the green acres of democracy and reverently enter the gate of the trip back east for the na- - gionnaires in charge of the var move daily as the spring stock America." tional finals, but were "about ! ious amusement devices: Thirty-thre- e Miford students, ia emblem of I an kaew: freedom, The flag protection, Suddenly ' ing program reaches its peak. average" in their scores. Novelties, Leo Harton. for the past school justice, honor, sacrifice, opportunity to all and love for country, The state finals included a Blair Coon. June of 12, the Penny pitch, opening day year, Tuesday presented a spefellowman and God. It is the symbol, not only of our heritage from Lamar Morris.' tough written examination, exPart game, cial assembly In the high school will general season, angling the past but of the future. I knew that it ia up to me to help America hibition of driving skill someBaseball game, Junior Kirk. find Utah trout waters stocked auditorium in observance of continue to mean to coming generation what it means to me today; thing similar to the one staged Bingo game, Marvin Horton. . 1 that every right has its concomitant duty, that I must train myself with V million legal or larger their "graduation" from the eleon Main street in Milford, and Hamburgers and hot - dogs, mentary building to the junior with be leaders able to choose wiaely and judge their performance x to fish since the close of the 1953 high actual driving, in all types of Legion Auxiliary. classes In the high school honesty and understanding. I muet fight oppression, intolerance, Inseason last October. city traffic, with an inspector Beer, Volunteer Firemen. building. justice and keep the land free of the footprints of communism. I must Soft drinks, Second Quorum sitting beside the contestant of conwill The program presented by the Planting legals I and of do as as othera the own, rights jealously recognize my guard We think the boys from this Elders of First Ward. as was as follows: season tinue the a man brother. in graduates exprogresses. every small community made an Children's parade (10 a. m ), I looked our beneath the at Is the Hour," is "Now flag peaceful Again It serenely 2Vi waving million in that Song, expected cellent showing, particularly Vernon Bums. I breathed, "How much you stand for!" and Winreverently sky country test. Kay tap dance, Dixie Tolley; seven inch or larger trout will the traffic driving Children's races and sports I dreaming or did 1 hear, "The earth a great DEMOCRACY Was Sherrie Gil solo, Roberts, the from piano were ners metropol- (11 a. m.) Lamar Outzen. pagaln be planted this year, acLOVE1" OF lins; in drive Terry where poem, Fisher, in area to itan they cording Department of Fish Free swim for kids, 1 to 2:30 r"?., I i Widow strumental trio, "Merry and traffic Game every day. spokesmen. city p. m., John Easton. Waltz." Bill Martin, Ronald Miss Beaver County Contest, "WHAT THI AM I tIC AN FIAO aUAMS TO atl" y frnt AHumwi, Sim pk ins and Keith Christen-sen- ; (final judging 1:30 to 3:30 p. m ) KEEP DOGS OUT OF 240 GET BIRTH vtft-rl- ' co0fi'ion IS, Dayton, Mohe, Prize rinntf 9umf in vocal duet, "Slowpoke, Gordon Murdock. rMi S Dobl4 America Vlret in t cono'vet' Gathleen Meeker and Doris by (l'o BIRD BREEDING AREAS CERTIFICATES DURING Special events, 3 to 4:30 p. m-- , St roe1 "I wmi m Cmw'iI he SW It Clements; cape dance, Marilyn Robert Carter, Commander. HOSPITAL WEEK With bird' the Moprfj;,,,, piano solo. Sue" Ann upland, game Parade, 7 p. m., Dave Morris ballet dance, Sandra season at Thompson; hand, brooding again As part of Milford's National and Van Memmott. and for Fish Utah the Beard Sally Williams; spokesmen Dance, fl;30 till done, ClarHospital Week observance, 240 re- poem, Helen Gllllns; piano solo. Game are and 0department persons who were born in the ence and John Grimshaw. minding dog owners to keep Charlene Wheeler; tap dance, Whiskerino and Sheriffs local hospital received souvenir their pets away from the fields Janice Sklllicorn; piano solo, Birth Certificates at exercises Posse, Richard Jefferson and Susan McCulley; reading of the and foothills. in the high school auditorium Nathan Smith. g Untended and enthusiastic last will and testament, Paul dress: Clown Band,, Cliff James. placing of memorial Carl Goodwin of South Mil- include the traditional last Wednesday evening, accord fradogs each year destroy enou;U Wyatt ceremony by uniformed wreaths by various ' civic, Streets, Allen Carter and Ray ford will be the principal speak' ing to Mrs. Jacqueline Williams, The entire class Joined in a nests and young birds to fill tho Rev. Meternal and service organizainvocation. er at the American Legion Fotheringham. Legionnaires; hospital supervisor. dance on the stage after square Advertising. Steve Williams morial Day services, scheduled J. H.. Valine of St. Bridget's tions; salute by Legion firing bag of a host of hunters come the The souvenir birth certifiprogram. seasons R. the fall for pheasant Lighting. W. J. Wunderlich for 10 taj'-cates will also be presented to Monday, May 31st Cahtolic Church; instrumental squad; benediction. Rev. R.NazThe graduates were - and quail. The spokesman notJobby local of the Dennis Smith. Hodge, Kent Cross and pastor Soldier Baxter, the Unknown at in quartet, Craig babies born at the hospital BcdJin Is Danny a or to i it that Allen, arene id pursue illegal Church, and "Taps," by Finance, John Beit and John In the Milford cemetery. Only Belliston, Wayne Hardy and the future, Mrs. Williams said. KIz-er- s molest school birds closed Robert B'shop, Lorraine Hardy, Milford game during trumpeter, Davis. High on annual cerMayor Sklllicorn; the other to the birth Jimmy speaker In, addition Keith ChrLstenscn. Kn U Mcseasons. of Robert commander a , Carter, talk; a vocal number by Stores or organizations who program will be Mayor Ray tificates. Certificates of Merit n Tost , It is a season when "m-- s Ginn, Donald Munk, Ecyd My- were presented to all employes wish to set up a concession (of Klzer, who will make a brief ladies' trio, Mrs. Josephine Kil- Milford American Legion cere- best friend" should be v'UhCil ers, Roger Myers, E 'J.:? Tiiirlam, Bonnie Munk and Mrs. No. 16, is in charge of the of the hospital and the Beaver any kind are invited to contact talk earlier in the ceremonies. I (Coatinued on C:j; V: z) closely at all times. The complete program will Jerrle Kirk; Mr. Goodwin's ad-- inony. Chairman Ray Walker. County Clinic. O. I I Street Paving M Starts Thursday I - day-by-da- y s!rl I l y j - J , 4 - one-bloc- . j ' I j d -- - 25-mil- e 1 ! i axe-hunti- ng .. El-wo- o :- sixth-grade- rs , " Legion Memorial Services Jo Be Held Monday flag-raisin- v - - j , f . . J . |