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Show MILFORD IN MOTION CALL 3ESSIE WILLIAMS 387-28- 38 Robert and Billy Crane were here from Las Vegas tor the weekend visiting at the home of Roberts parents Maude 11 Crane. Tucker from Lake wood, Amy" Colorado arrived on Thursday to spend five days wlthlier grandmother Hilda Shields. Amy will be head Cheerleader of the Varsity at Green Mountain High School. She will also serve as Secretary and Tresurer of her Sophomore class this coming school year. Ronnie and Sally Rose.Randie and Debbie Rose and McKayla and Me -linda Craw from Minersvllle drove to Ely, Nevada on Sunday to met Ronnie and Sally's daughter Kerrie Lynn Rose and her daugher. They had lunch there and brought Kerrie Lynn and daughter back to Milford for a few weeks visit. Randy and Ann Morris from Rldgecrest, California hosted a surprise 40th Annlverslty Party on Friday, August 8th for Randy's parents Dorothy and Dave Morris. Those attending were close flrends, neighbors and relatives. Those from out of town were Dean and Shannon Caldwell and Ronnie Morris and Gidgit White from Salt Lake City. Visiting Ron and Annette Alsop and baby for the weekend was Rons brother, met at the Senior Citizens Center for Happy Hour. Then enjoyed a lovely dinner catered by Laurel Puffer and Mary Jo Holms. Followed by a dance with music by Bill and LaMar Morris. Those from Milford who attended were: Joan Lowe; Jim and Sally Short; Ronnie and Sally Rose; Ru-land Judy Hardy. From out of town: Roger and Janice (Lynn) Ragard, Salt Lake City; Randy and Ann Morris, Rldgecrest, California; David Pullem and frlend.St. George; Ronnie Ufflns, Seattle, Washington; Gary and Shirley (Tomslk) Anderson, Cotton, California; Ronnie and Gayle (Tolley) Gale, Midway, Utah; Robin and Nancy (Mellor) Kreuchi, Grand Island, Nebraska; Donald and Barbara (Tanner) Rowley, Richfield, Utah; David and Karen (Walker) Griffiths, Martinez, California; Bill and Margaret Griffiths, Tempe, Arizona; LeRoy and Pat (Wllcock) Griffiths, Murray, Utah; Monty and Pat on (Conning; Asnwortn, bait Lake City, Utah; Dean and Sam atha Stoker, Walnut Creek, California; Boyd Vern and White, California; Florence (Pitchforth) Wood, Minersvllle; Nelson Carlyle and Jean Steven and Geanna Alsop and four children from Salt Lake City. The classes of held a combined class reunion on Friday 8th and Saturday 9th of August. A steak fry was held on Friday evening at Merryweather Cabin hosted by Carl and Elva Merryweather and his parents Burt and Marilyn Merryweather. Saturday at noon they met for a tour of the High School. Then they took a tour of the Utah Power & Light Geothermo 1954-55-- 56 ' Plant, Northeast of Milford. At six o'clock Saturday evening they Due Stott, Brlgham City, Utah; Jesse and Jolene (Winn) Cervantes, Lain it a, California; Salalean Arnold, Las Vegas, Nevada; Ethel (Cook) Wheeler, Salt Lake City, Utah; A lice (Cook) Alley, Colorado; Earl and Elva Merryweather, Heber, Utah; son, Provo, Utah; Vaughn and Betty (Ferguson) McDonald, St. George, Utah; Carlos and Shirley (Hutch-ings- ), California; Kenneth Orr, Portland, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, St. George, Utah; Tor -mod and Jennie Sue (Smith) Anderson, Florence, California; V. and Sharln Wadworth, Cedar City, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sly from Washington. to Circumstances Beyond Co- My ntrol, I Have Been Forced to Close. I Wish To Thank Everyone Who Me. Nancy's Place Pearl Tolley went to West Valley City on July 31st for a birthday party for her great granddaughter. Candy Mayo. Then she went to Heber City to watch granddaughters Tonya and Tricl Gale take part in the County Horse Show. They both did very well and came home with lots of trophies. Ron and Gayle Gale and daughter Tonya were here for the weekend to attend Gayle's class reunion. They also attended the 1st birthday party for their grandsonDamonCar-te- r, the son of Nancy and Cullen Carter. Great grandmother Pearl Tolley also was there. Max and Connie Keetch from Las Vegas, Nevada spent the weekend visiting with Max's mother Phyllis Keetch and Connie's mother Cleo Labru. Alice and Henry Harrlman from St. George, Utah and Dr. and Mrs. Richard and Nelda Valantlne from Riverside, California are visiting at the homes of Margaret Grim shaw and Leon and Audra Jones. Glenn and Blllie Osborne, and Bobble James drove to Orem for the wedding of Eddie and Ramona Tomslk's daughter Laurl to Ken J. Bylngton. They stayed overnight at the home of Blllie's daughter Barbara and Frank Jones. Dean and Samatha Stoker from Walnut Creek, California spent the weekend at the home of his mother Blllie and Glenn Osborne. They attended the class of fifty five reunion. brother Gerald and Jeanette Stoker from Cedar City came over to visit and enjoy Sunday dinner with them. Don and Alice Elmer attended memorial services for Fred B.Harris, In Elko, Nevada on Friday. Fred was the husband of Helen Kinney Harris, a former resident of Milford. Other relatives of Helen's that attended were: Adele Warme, Newell, Iowa; Scott Warme, Portland, Oregon; LaMoine and Ethel Lewis, Ogden, Utah; Clyde Tanner, Provo, Utah; and Howard and Melba Tanner, Payson, Utah. Visitors at the Max Baxter home are their daughter Arlene, husband Earl Rose of Redondo Beach, California. They attended the family reunion in Moroni on Saturday 9th honoring Iona's mother Sophie Bruno, whom celebrated her 93rd birthday. Also attending and visiting the Baxters were Sophie's sister Nora Ryesman of Yucalpa, California and her daughter and son-l- n -- law Iris and Don Prltzig of Orange, California. Grandson Rod Hesllngton joined us at Moroni and came home and visited with the rest of the family, Mitch, Betty, Debbie, and Todd, he returned home to Salt Lake on Sunday. The Roses visited brother Mitch, Betty, Debbie,, and Todd also. , On Sunday Dean's HOUSE HOLD HINTS: Before you wash your meat grinder, try grinding stale bread through It. You'll find it cleans much more quickly. Thursday, August 14, 1986, Page 8 to By BARBARA 387-26- MAYER v vzz?' H $ I t.wini I, jBT ii ' k' wi K 10 A 'i if? $ HISTORY OF MILFORD BY GEORGE A. HORTON, JR. It is ve-d..jUful that the Beaver meeting had any connection, but a company known as the UtahSouth-er- n Railroad Extension with William Jennings as Preside A was organized three days later In Salt Lake City. The object of this company was to "extend a line of railroad southwards from the southern terminus of the Utah Southern, on the northern border of Juab County, to the 87:30 parallel, on the border of Washington County, a distance of two hundred miles, passing through the counties of Juab, Sanpete, Bea- Limit We wish to express our thanks to the members of the Minersvllle Fire Department for their quick response to the fire alarm we have had three fires this week. One of which could have caused serious damage without the help of fire trucks from Milford and Beaver. Townspeople would be wise to fire proof their property by clean-ing up weeds and trails around build ings and corrals where fires start easily in this dry, hot weather. Thank You Minersville Town Counril 4uhmtU winning 0x0 $450.00 CHICKEN OR TURKEY SALAD 1 1 $502.50 $680.1 8 x 10 1 12 cups mmute rice 12 cups water and two chicken cubes put cubes in water and cook rice as on package. package frozen peas and carrots-co- ok per Coupon 67C Good Only at Thrift way Coupon Expires August 19, 1986 and Iron." Six weeks later, William Jennings and John Sharp, President and Vice President respectively, made a trip to the south to make a definite decision relative to the route of the extension. Their first stop was the coal fields of Sanpete County. Their problem was whether or not the coal beds and resources here were Important enough to build the line through Salt Creek Canyon. Certainly there was a greater population In the Sanpete areatorecom-me- nt that route. On the other hand, the more southwesterly direction through Millard and Beaver Counties would present superior advantages in the matter of grade, and therefore would be much less expensive for railroad building purposes. It Is not apparent whether they made a definite decision at this time, or waited until the Utah Southern had completed their road toChlcken Creek in Southern Juab four years later. However, there was at least a general awareness that the western route was favored at this time. " By the latter part of 1875, the railroad in Utah had become more than just a local Issue, and other localities were picking up interest. V&San Bernardino Times of December 24, carried an article entitled, "Let Us Have A Railroad," and mentioned the desire there was in Los Angeles at the time to connect with the Utah Southern. Notwithstanding all the agitation, however, no more track was laid for four years. 1 Thereafter ver, We had one entry from Maudell Club. Crane, Milford We may have had only one entry, but it was a grand champion and deserved the check for $100.00 for the club. 3 ggi gfj'ft'SrCH oz, 16 AN EARLY Jiaudell Crane 5 iggSSPl COUPON VALUABLE 16 VALUABLE COUPON " " j Limit 1 Melon per Family Onlv at Thriftwav rmirwin Fimlros Alienist 1Q- - IQflfi ?5fi2VGood VALUABLE 1 COUPON I 3 I 10.3 oz. Pkg. Assorted I B I 1 I Limit 1 per Coupon Thereafter 99? Good Only at Thriftway Coupon Expires August 19 Card of Thank I you moneyi oeitfe VALUABLE H2 COUPON oz. cans 6 pk. 12 Limit 1 per Coupon Thereafter $1.59 Good Only at Thriftway Coupon Expires August 19, 1986 r i i i i i i VALUABLE u auLf.tMvan MM WM Peter Pan 28 COUPON oz . Jar I I Poo Slit i i i i i i Limit 1 per Coupon Thereafter $2.79 l I Good Only at Thriftwav Coupon Expires August 19, 1986J and cool can water ciiestnulr, 2 green onions fine 4 sticks celery-dice- d 1 can turkey or chicken 1 Tb. butter 2 Tbs. salad dressing 2 Tbs. mayonnaise 2 Teaspoons mustard Dash of pepper Is better if Mix all together- -it let prepared the night before-a- nd stand in fridge over night. 1 Ox 12 Frco SBLiiL 367-2- 7 - $630.0 oo7jo Delivery in Doouor County ON DISPLAY NOW AT M if0rd Following the cook --off we all had a fun time with Gladys Whittaker and Jake Schow In a sing -- a -- long time. Thanks Gladys and Jake. 530 NORTH MAIN STREET. MILFORD. UTAH |
