We present the preliminary results of our astrometric study of stellar motions along the lines of sight of the Magellanic Clouds and the Galactic bulge. We find that we are able to select stars with proper motions as small as 0.03 inch/yr from five years of PSF photometry due to the characteristic nature of the shapes the light curves of HFM stars. This shape arises from the proper motion of the object relative to the initial fixed centroid location where all photometry of the object is performed. By selecting such light curves and performing astrometry on candidate HPM stars we have discovered 154 new high proper motion (HPM) stars in 50(sup)open-square))(sup o) from amongst the (approx.) 55 million of stars observed by the MACHO project in these fields.