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Show wirai HERE'S MORE ABOUT RUMINATOR (.Continued from Page One) men continue to look about their premises seeking ways and means to improve the appearance appear-ance of their property, every business man, citizen and resident resi-dent will be benefitted. In our opinion, the biggest obstacle in the path of a Bigger and Better Milford, is lack of individual in-dividual pride. This is a throwback throw-back a "hangover" from the days when Milford was but a stopping place a stepping stone for semi-transient residents who labored here only long enough to locate a better job. But it's different dif-ferent now. More and more of our residents are turning into "natives," and finding that they really like the sun-baked, windswept wind-swept little old village. It's the people you know, they've come to realize, that makes a city a good or bad place to live. And Milford has lots of fine people. One property owner we know is considering a revamping of his Main Street premises. He's so interested that he's looking for an architect to do the detail work. And the plan he has in mind will transform his business building into as attractive a store as anything the larger cities can offer. If we all get the "modernization "moderniza-tion bug," Milford will acquire a new, more enviable reputation. Ira E. Meacftam, construction superintendent for the Palfrey-man Palfrey-man company, building the six miles of 21 west of town, stopped in early this week to ask us to tell the folks the work is almost completed, and will be finished up early next week. "Meach" also told us he was leaving Saturday Sat-urday for Idaho, to report on a new job with a new company. He wants to thank the citizens for their patience and cooperation, coopera-tion, and said he really was sorry to leave the little city. He liked us, and liked our town. |