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Show SOUTH MILFORD 9 biuuta, HE ONLY N EWSPAPER IN THE WOULD THAT CARES ANYTHING ABOUT MILKOKII It. I FAIR PRIZE LIST r ANNOUNCED sstm mw.i Mrs. Opal Walker the South Milford Fair last week there were two judges whose names were omitted, Mrs Frieda Wood and Mrs. Melba Baker of By AJ inad-vertenl- y Minersville. The lucky By STEVE WILLIAMS TW-- winners of the prizes for receiving the most blue ribbons were Gael Elmer and LaPrele Lewis. The family prize of $5 was awarded to Mrs. Bernice Smith, and Carole Walker was given $10 as winner of the cherry pie contest, to help pay her ex- penses to Salt Lake, where she will compete with other winners in a State Fair contest. The South Milford Fair Committee wishes to thank each and every one who helped make our fair a success. Prize winneus follow: $2.50 Vol. v m u . rytf a ,8mm, 1Mb. of "The Milford .v Siren," publication edited by the Sixth Grade English classes, appeared Wednesday morning, and we want to congratulate the editors and faculty advisers -for the quality of the publicaMILFORD (UTAH) NEWS THURSDAY, SEPT. 16. 1954 Vol. 34, No. 37 $:$.00 a Year Single Copy Seven Cent tion. The first issue is a newsy, TONY SVALINA e edition containing class CLOSE CONTESTS FEATURE PRIMARY; WARS FOOTBALL HOME OPEN TIGERS news, general school news, DIES IN OREGON notes each school room, and Word was received in Milcartoons and jokes. PAROWAN TOLLEY NAMED AGAINST NIGHT FRIDAY ford Wednesday morning that iHESSINGER, GOODWIN, All in all, the publication is Anton (Tony) Svallna, resident better written and more newsy Unofficial election returns In- Senior Division of Milford for many years, who At 8 p. m. Friday Coach than many high school newspahad followed the mining pro- dlcate a stronger Democratic SEIT. 20-2- 6 Crops. Vegetable, and pers we have seen. IS "FROSir Le PeiUy unwraps his 1954 SPUD TRUCKS MUST Farm Produce fession, had passed away in trend than umal in last Tuesfor hometown the turf squad WEEK" AT U OF U used HAVE UTAH LICENSE Virgil Lee, Safflower Ashland, Oregon. Beaver County has a tourist for oil. fans, sanding his Tigers out Mr. Svalina, accompanied by day's primary election, with The University of Utah will King Morris, Beaver County Charles Baxter, had motored to both the closest contest and the attraction that rivals any of LePrele Lewis, Certified barto ravenga against Paro-wa- n assessor, welcome officials of the the its and freshman the Southern Utah Parks, and ley. Oregon city about ten days largest total of individual votes class in five largest for tha 44-- 0 defeat they Utah Highway Patrol will be the years during in our opinion is as j Red Grayson, Kinderbeck poago, seeking medical treatment. received both being on the freshman on the suffered last next in Milford orientation year Sept. week, Saturday, He died en route from his hotel Democratic side of the ballot. ing and breathtaking in its tatoes. Rams' turf. With only one to Dr. A. 18th, to issued quarter-yeaSept. according Leo Mayer, Red Pontiac poto a clinic. beauty as the Grand Canyon. Arlo Messinger, incumbent, censes to all trucks and pickup game a scoreless And, like the Grand Canyon, tatoes. a margin of only 29 votes Ray Olpin, president. will Funeral had arrangements local states in other tie the with trucks Panaca, registered Entering freshmen will be John Lofthouse, Turkey Red be announced after arrival of over Dr. Eugene Davie, for the launched viewing this spectacle, created is area Milford tabbed on their college cain nevertheless the but working squad a brother from his home in Democratic state representative by the Great Architect of the fall wheat. reers as a varied with with and of "in harvest. good shape, potato Universe, impresses upon a Frank Lewis, Minn. Hibred a nomination. It Is understood tests, assemblies andprogram Wyoming. acissue the will officials The other good spirit." person his individual insignifi- corn. that Dr. Davie has advised the tivities licenses at the Milford oolice them geared to cance in. the presence of the Helen Cook, Nectarines, Jon- Parowan lost a 13-- decision rtatIon in lhe basement of the DOUG LEASES county clerk that he will seek with the academic,acquaint and student greatness of Nature. a recount. athan apples, peaches. to Panaca social Univerat activities the building. Library LaPrele Lewis, Beets, string! Coach Pettey has 12 return-beans- , Sunday we accompanied the URANIUM CLAIMS George C. Goodwin of South sity. Beaver Lions Club on their green peppers, summer jng lettermen, and will start a Milford defeated Gene Mayer The initial entrance examitour through the Beaver Moun- squash. Announcement was made this of Milford, IBS to 207, for the line with a rugged EARL HEARD ENTERS heavy fairly nation required of all entering tains to the foot of MtV Belnap. week by D. O. Fothertngham Republican state 7ma WalcurrtHK Viae H. L. Tolley, Potatoes. Kalrf freshmen will be given tor the representative Mt. Baldy, Signal Peak, and At r Allv that he had leased his uranium nomination. Gael Elmer, Daisy melon, been shifted from quarterback last time Monday, Sept. ,20, at other "Rocky Candy Moun- cantaloupe, tomatoes. mining claims on the east slope to right half(. and is likely to In the county commission Kingsbury Hall from 9 a.m. been has Beaver County tains" on either side of Belnap, e McCoy Williams, Corn, the Ram j reSented at the Utah State Fair of the Mineral Range to the contests, Hy Tolley swamped to 4 p. m. The guidance tests, and form a panorama of color that Zema Alger, Squash, cucum- - j ends Friday night. Home Arts, and other May Day Uranium Mining Co., Jack Mahoney, 484 to 108, for also required, will be given wjth could not be surpassed any- bers. Neil Smith is tabbed for the exhibits, in the past, and this headed by R. P. Chrlstensen of the Democratic commisThursday and Friday. where. The suddenness of the Floyd Wright, Lemhi wheat, starting quarterback slit, and year an addiion to the usual Salt Lake City. Development sion nomination. He will opRegistration for freshmen view, after leaving, the cedars Berniece Smith, Red Hamp j other starters will be picked entries will be a Hobby Class work and shipping of ore will pose Gale Elmer of South Mil- will be held Saturday, Sept. 25, and crossing a narrow rim at shire eggs. : from Clare Williams, halfback; exhibit from a Milford 'whit- - start "immediately," Mr. ford, unopposed In the Library. General regisRepublican i the head of Bouillon Canyon, j Cassie said. candidate. McKnight, Home Bill Griffiths, guard; Boyd j tier. tration for returning students leave the viewer spellbound made soap. known as the GaOriginally Carter of Miners- will be Thursday and Friday, White, guard; Rulon Hardy, DeWayne Union Pacific Earl Beard, with wonder. It just seems un-- 1 I halfbaclc Vaughn McDonald, Railroad employe who enjoys lena Claims, the mine was dis- ville defeated incumbent BUI Sept. 23 and 24. Canning DenevaD;e inai u couia re baek at hIs oId center PositIon: has entered a covert d and worked by-A. Mr. Wood, 189 to 229, fqr the ReLaPrele Lewis Relish lis L. publican 4 year commission there. e three-piecgroup of carvings Fotherlhgham's in father, 1800s. For many years George Low stringbeans, dill pickles, crab-- ,- .... 4.VV,. Mrs. Mengelkamp of Santa the nomination, and will oppose ' T including an "action" carving Fothertngham mine and other Beaver residents apple jelly, cherries, whole apin the has worked Howard Pryor, Democrat, In Rosa, Calif., is enjoying an exDoug vavasv( Afivi J iisunut ui, .uu, of a large-moutbass, a stallion, have been preaching the beau- ricots, pie apples, whole peach. and considertended visit with her daughter, November. Dean Stoker, fullback. and a coach and four, complete past years, shipping Helen Cook, Relish. ties of the Belnap trip. Now, ore. Mrs. silver lead able asand George Jlmerson. Banks Ronald tackle, King Morris, incumbent wjln harness, reins, and everyNona Gilllns,, Pears, corn, "outsiders" are becoming interRussell Griffiths, tackle, letter thing but a driver. sessor, polled the widest margin ested. We think Beaver Coun- plum jelly. over ' I men last year, also will see opponent when he deJust carve thlngr, for the Mrs. Maude Mills underwent Lelund Thompson of Salt featedanEmil Joan McKnight, Jam. ty should become more interas will Fred action Nowers, 431 to 80, a night Friday "and Earl fun hadn't of resaid, it," of Peaches Milford, Maurine major operation Sept 8th In Lake, lonnerly Yardley, ested. for the Republican nomination. -. even ' of vaanya two week entering Iron County Hospital at thought the Helen i Glllins. corn, Peaches, cently enjoyed We don't have any idea of The vote by districts appears i aiiu i. tvmuuii But in jaumy iiauuaiu, San it. Francisco. to thing competition. Cedar cation City. trip the cost of improving the road , below: nd Gale Ander- - wife insisted that I exhibit Xiu sauce, beets. ' dino- to Big John Flat, widening and ries, jam, some of my work, so it's going quarterback. Williams, Apricot oca improving the saddle trail from , . Jackie on Others who the may squad to the Fair this year." o . rama 1.1,.. TinxrA up Big John to Belnap, and erect- JUlCe, piUmS. It in time, spare, Tomato Working Cassie McKnight, ing overnight shelter, camping Horton, center; Paul McGinn, took three months to finish the M 3. a facilities and cabin accommo- puree, cherries. Kenneth Orr and Doug Mem- - stagecoach and horses, and Ruby Grayson, Grape jelly. mott. ends: Elmer Barnes. Le-dations, but with that incomabout two weeks on the rearing Sewing Department parable tourist attraction made ( land Beard, Randy Morris and stallion. For Stale exMelba Marshall Group more accessible, the cost would Harold Ted Hardy, guards; Representative be repaid over and over in a hibit, second prize. 11 22 21 Jerry Ber-ge- r, Keetch's Rebuild 24 88 03 48 18 281 LaPrele Lewis Apron, sec- Bradshaw, fullback; few short years. California Arden and 11 Fowles, 28 10 14 58 34 end, 33 33 227 ond prize. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Keetch hunters leave many thousands 21 11 49 02 13. 115 97 37 365 quarterback. Girls' Marshall Connie of dollars in our county each 1 S3 100 123 7 2 09 0 113 Admission is 75c for adults are making progress in rebuildof their the front home, year during deer season. Tour dress, second prize. part ing Coach children. 25c for ajid Joan McKnight Girl's plaid For Four-Yeists and rock hounds from every announced that no cars which was severely damaged in County Commissioner state in the nation would spend dress, second prize; girls' nylon Pettey a weeks fire several ago. will be permitted on the track . 35 13 Carter 106 29 33 23 20 10 289 (R) room sum each dress ,flrst prize. a The front room, dining Wood (R) 19 42 Embossed or field, and the sidelines will are being rebuilt, and an en8 10 20 04 Helen Gillins 29 31 229 summer, with proper accommobe patrolled thruout the game with Two-Yeclosed dations at Big John and proper cotton dress, second prize. added, along porch For Berniece SmithSuit Jacket, to keep all spectators back of other improvements. advertising of the attraction. County Commissioner zone. a marginal The fire occurred during the It is a project the entire third prize; child's dress, third 1 84 9 30 20 11 10 43 183 Mahoney (D) 127 117 03 county should become inter- prize; apron, first prize. early morning hours while the 08 12 32 20 43 484 Tolley CD) Cassie McKnight Blouse, Mr. and Mrs. Orrln Williams Keetch's were asleep. Wendell ested in, and work for. For Co. Assess- orsecond prize; apron, second were called to Reves, Tenn., was awakened by the smoke, Morris 20 94 93 46 35 (R) 88 38 431 59 this week because of the illness and extinguished the fire with Frank Lewis dropped In to prize. Nowers 1 . 1 14 3 11 47 (R) 2 Rollins Alice 7 80 nylon y Baby hose. of Mrs. Williams' brother. The a ask us to ask the winnejrs of garden blue Coca-Col- a dress, An estimated $1500 damage at the Jun- slip, baby nylon and couple left the early part of the BEAVER COUNTY-YOUTH- S Smith 2, Scott Pearson 2, Cal - , UTES HONORED AT resulted. week- ior Fanner Race Meet if they ribbons. Hobbles and vin Yardley, Calvin Eyre, Row Antiques won't please bring the empty EXHIBIT AT exLewis LaPrele group land OfNews to The Yardley, Golden Adams, i UTOCO BANQUET bottles back, first prize; i Cliff Yardley 2, Kenneth Yard-leCEDAR STOCK SHOW fice, so the Junior Fanners can hibit, University of Utah's Skyline., r Helen comforter, Gillins, and Bill Kelsey. football squad get credit for them. championship Beaver County i lirst prize. boys and a faced bruising 1954 schedule Choice Nancy Yardley, x rea girls and Future Farmers ex- -' i j k u t j iuuj cjuuuh, SCHOOL KIDS INVITED with renewed spirit this week, hlbited 42 fat steers and six fat Scott McKnight, Mary Yardley, first prize. Oil Refining Utah following lambs at the Southern Utah Raul Pearson 2, Clark Rollins Flowers TO ENTER BETTY annual Company's banquet In Livestock Show at Cedar City of Soqth Milford (this is the Irene Stewart first prizes Utoco honor. The their "good CROCKER CONTEST on Sept. 9, 10 and 11. Eighteen first boy from South Milford to for cormos, golden glow, and in was luck" held banquet I in exhibit this show); Jim Craw, of the steers graded prime, breath. and rosts baby senin the school all Utah Hotel football Ute for girls High Lewis LaPrele eight choice, 12 good, and four Dale Eyre. Money ior graduating class are eligand basketball squad members. commercial. Four of the steers first prize. Bill Gordon ible to participate in the na- plant, Good, Kelsey, For he past three yean were in the top 10 and compet First prizes Helen Glllins tional search for the Betty Eyre, Golden Adams, Calvin Utoco has honored Redskin rod. ed in the Grand ChamDlon and nasturtium for golden Home-makCrocker Eyre, Baker Erick-so- n squads at a preseason banquet, class. These four belonged to Eyre, Dale Roses, Cassie McKnight was which David (2). of Tomorrow, Williams, Del-be- rt and each year the Utah football Jolene Yardley, Nina Rue Yard-lefirst prize. Richard week. this announced Yardley, Joseph, team has gone through to win Dale Eyre, and Jimmle Doris Elmer first prizes for Craw. Jim Wayne Smith, The search is designed to emthe Skyline Conference chamWilliams. Jolene and Nina's strawflowens. Marigold, zinnia, Commercial Pat phasize the work being done chrysanthemum, Yardley. pionship. placed th'rd and fourth In the Blllle The Utea open their 1C34 Dalton, Joyce Joseph. by public and private schools first Elmer Alice Gladiola, rhow, Just under the Grand and was in training girls for successful to It schedule at Seattle on Saturvery encouraging Reserve Champion. prize. and after life marriage a have few Beaver from lamily buyers day, against the University of In the lamb division Julia Baking some to to glamorize homemaklng as at sale the County Washington. Ann Farrer's lamb graded of the animals. Earl buy (First Prizes) a career. Smith of Cookies. Jimlnez, was and lamb In sixth Betty prime Smith Locker Plant bought two It has been conceived by LaPrele Lewis, Unlced cake. the sales order. The other steers and two serva as Mills public General hogs. Frank KENNECOTT AIR SHW roll Cassie McKnight, Jelly lambs belonging to Julia Ann stressed, the at TO FEATURE UTAII of company Mercantile ice and, Pryor'a Brodie. Fairer and Boyd Yardley grad- Pryor a steer Minersville and is neither a beauty nor a popu- raspberry bought "Helen Gillins, Bread, apple ed good. some lamba and hogs. Frank STATE FAIR larity contest The Club livestock Judg- Williams pie. and S. Albert Smith Joan McKnight, Cake. The Utah State Fair will ta ing team from Beaver won the purchased some hogs. LaVcl livestock contest on KSL'a "This Busiheld featured judging 63 ODD FELLOWS DIVISION a Bradshaw JUNldR Hamppurchased on team This consistness of Friday. Farming,' a Utah CopENJOY PICNIC shire ram. Jim Craw bought a Yard-leof Clfff ed Livestock Division and Boyd Yardley, per sponsored radio Poultry Hereford heifer. Milfordarea resiSixty-fiv- e Rowland Cal- registered and Prizes First program, Yardley, during the week dents attended the Odd Felvin Yardley as 'alternate. John . Clark Rollins-rSte-er. Monday, Sept. 20, lows annual picnic outing last R. is Beaver the club Mrs. Each of Ewe leader. lamb, the v;ctk Lofthouse Myers Yardley George day during Terry Cliff was second high individ- and Mrs. Vendon Myers left Von Orme, farm director, and Sunday afternoon at Cherry kid pony, hen, 2 ausira whites, FOOTBALL STRATEGL football fortunes with Coach Creek. in the Judging. Tuesday for Las Vegas to Join his assistant, Reed Reeve, will K 3 Badger, left, Tice presi- Jack Curtice. Uioco enter ual thickens, bantam chickens. . The group enjoyed the social basOther (secexhibitCalf and their husbands, who ara work- visit outstanding exhibits eni boys Lofthouse ! slued Ute football and dent in charge of marketing, girls and softbalL horse ondLarry not annual mentioned steers, colt, above. their Oil Utah ing lie fining Co, ing In the Nevada city, and Interview noted livestock ketball squads at prize); pig, palomino shoe pitching and children's were: steers Tor Prima few days. visit Liake and firm eipcrta. ihU week. University of Utah banquet Continued on Bade Fast games. 1 No. 1 a six-pag- sk j i i awe-inspi- r- 20-2- r 6, 0 , ( rep-outru- n out-driv- 4-- ar Foth-eringha- m I - 1 wood-carvin- : ,An,. 1 h ""t. 1 Is I a t . ar ar . Tine-spra- 7-- y, 4-- H tJTQCO All-Americ- er y, . 4-- H , y, tt-glnni- ns -- r, dis-cuss- . ea gre-f-er- a |