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Show TWENTY-TWO YEARS AGO December 21, 1950 A community Christmas pro- gram in the Milford LDS church Saturday evening will wind up the pre-Christmas festivities fest-ivities for Milford's yount5-sters yount5-sters and set the stage for Santa's San-ta's appearance in the local homes sometime Sunday night. Carlyle Gronning will act Master of Ceremonies. Mrs. Vena Ve-na Wilson will offer prayer, followed by community singing sing-ing led by Rev. Wilton, assisted assist-ed by Mrs. Gertrude Fisher, after which Santa will appear to greet all the children of Mil-ford, Mil-ford, with ample assistance from the Legion Auxiliary and others. TEN YEARS AGO December 27, 1962 Milford's Tigers, fresh from a victory over Enterprise, forged ahead in the fourth quarter to defeat a tall Hurricane team, 59-51 . In addition to representing Ethopia in the ninth annual Model United Nations Assembly, Assem-bly, to be held at the University Univers-ity of Utah April 19 and 20, Milford High has been assigned to one of the important U.N. committees. Jesse E. Long is advisor Co the Milford High delegation. GRADUATES WITH HONORS Airman Rory L. Terry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis of Minersville, Utah, has graduated graduat-ed with honors at Kessler AFB, Miss., from the Air Training Command's basic course for electronic specialists. Airman Terry, who received instruction in communications and electronics systems principles, prin-ciples, is remaining at Kessler for advanced training. The airman, a 1968 graduate of Beaver and Cedar High School, attended Southern Utah State College. His wife, Barbara, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BUI Master of Tigard, Ore. COUGAR HUNT PROGRESSING Several cougar hunters afield so far this year have reported success in bagging their quarry. quar-ry. Utah Wildlfe Resources biologists bi-ologists and conservation officers offi-cers are collecting canine teeth to age the animals. The cougar1 hunt ends April 15, 1973. Let's Go Back By Phyllis WMlttaker The following are excerpts from the files of the Beaver County News and Its predecessors. pre-decessors. FIFTY-FOUR YEARS AGO December 20, 1918 Bill Cochran has a holiday smile the year 'round, and it emenates from a heart that is at peace with the world. A bright face radiating good cheer, somehow makes the road a little more pleasant for those of us who have burdens to bear. A little smile revealing cheer; A happy twinkle in your eye; A Merry Christmas from your lips; To anyone who passes by. Now, Bishop Burns, is your opportunity to let that genial smile pervade the season with his infectous cheer. Ten more kilowats could not make it any brighter; for it has a perennial lustre that neither time nor circumstances can dim. THIRTY-SIX YEARS AGO December 24, 1936 Among the students home from their various schools to spend the Christmas vacation are Marie Gillies from the University Uni-versity of Utah, Ina Smith and Katherine Kirk from the B.Y. U., Ethel Tanner, Delmar Kirk and Ray Fisher from the U.S. A.C., William Tribole from Westminister College and Hazel Ha-zel Tribole from Oxford, Ohio, where she is attending school. |
