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Show Beaver County News Utah "jbLLZI 2 April 7, 1988 tf en 9 Summer ELK MEADOWS RESORT LiSfcS.; ELK MEADOWS Thanks to the following Beaver City T!8rchartts who donated prlr.es for Elk Meadows 2nd Annual Bingo Buffet: ' The Betterment Club held the annual Easter Egg Hunt, the children all look forward to this. Kim ft Larie Marshall and family from North Platte, Neb. are spending their Easter vacation with his mother, Theo Marshall and her parents Mr. ft Mrs. Gordon Roberts from Beaver. Arlene Craw Meddler and family were home for the Easter vacation visiting her parents, Jim ft Ileen Craw and brother Dale ft Shelly Craw. Lisa & Kirk Nelson and daughter Nicole Nelson from Provo were home with her parents, Jerry & Joan Eyre. Then, Larry ft Carlyn Maycock and family, Robbie, Cola, Coby Eyre, Rulon & Rachel Eyre all traveled to Gun lock resevlour for Easter. It was also Nicole's birthday. Doug & Elm a Blackburn drove to Logandale, then onto Las Vegas to spend the Easter vacation with their two daughters, Irma Jean Edwards and Jackie Mulr and their families. The girl staters from Miner 8 vtlie are Julie Marshall, MelonieTennant and Becky Taylor. Grace Dealer was over the Girl State this year. Scott ft Grace Bealer and family, Greg ft M arlene Marshall and family and Betty ft Fay Marshall drove over to Pangultch and went Easter In g with Elaine Baldwin and family. John ft Ron da Perkins and friends spent Easter with their Grandma 4 Truman and Merle Grandpa Bradfield. Jane ft Neil Gressman drove to Salt Lake to visit her sister Ada ARSHELL'S CAFE THE BEE STORE BEAVER VALLEY CHEVRON BEAVER TEXACO CACHE VALLE Y DAIRY BR AOS HAW COAL ft LUMBER TRU VALUE HARDWARE BRADS HAW AUTO PARTS GARDEN OF EATN ELLEN'S VIDEO BULLSEYE SPORTS PAKE BEST WESTERN THE T RAVE LODGE MIKE'S FOOD TOWN K ft S KWIKSTOPEXXONSTATION BEAVER VARIETY STORE LEE'S SPORTING GOODS KELLY'S KITCHEN ANNIE'S DRIVE INN . VOCATIONAL DAY AT ELK MEADOWS On Thursday, March 31, 110 high school students from Wayne County visited Elk Meadows Ski Resort for Vocational Day. After enjoying several boors on the slopes, which included group skiing instruction, students participated in an Indoor session. General Manager, Ron Garrett, gave a brief overview of ski area operations and then gave a more indepth explanation of employment opportunities available in each spec lfic department, such as ski patrol, ski school and lift maintenance. Vocational Day was designed to be both fun and educational. According to Ron Garrett, "As the ski area grows more jobs will become available. These Include weekend and part-tim- e jobs which can easily be adapted to a student schedule." Virgil Johnson, principal of Wayne High School, said "It was a very positive experience for the students and I am looking forward to participating in the program next year if we have the continued support of the school board." Sid School Director, Wayne Diamond who organized the school program commented, "Previously in southern Utah a comprehensive program of this- type has not been available. After seeing the success of Vocational Day, parents and teachers from Beaver, Fillmore and Sandpete counties have expressed an interest in participating. Moreover, the school programs axe the most economical and safest way to learn skiing." For more information Thursday Jaynes. Net Craw is home after quite a long stay in the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. " " Games mm" Mr. ft Mrs. Leland Craw spent the weekend with their daughter Mr. ft Mrs. Wade Lister and family. They live In Logan. Gwen ft Howard Pryor drove to Salt Lake to take their grandson, Travis back home. Mr. & Mrs. Just In Gray and family from Enoch spentSunday vlsitlnghis parents Mr. ft Mrs. Delmer Gray. Dixie Meager and family from Las Vegas was up to their summer home and to visit her mom Lucille Goff. We have a new Relief Society President, RemaLirobandhercoun-celor- s are Betty Marshall and Gwen and Secretary Florence Wood. Pryor Ryley and Meranda drove to Salt Lake Tuesday to visit and on business. Evelyn Jensen from Laughlin Nv. was visiting three days with her daughters and parents, Jeff & Marie Marshall. She took her daughters back with her, then Jeff & Marie drove to Las Vegas to pick them up. Brlena celebrated her 7th birthday. They also visited their cousin Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hicks. Jeff celebrated his birthday on the 5th with his family having a party for him.; Mr. ft Mrs. Pat Price and family visited for the Easter vacation with her parents Mr. ft Mrs. John Bailey. Weekend visitors at the home of Lester ft Leona Roberts were their son Beryl ft Kathy Roberts from McMennville Oregon. A grandson Tom Rboerts, Coy ft Jolene Roberts son, visited also. Leona's sisters, Addle Smith, Bertha Cuslck, Lois Relrson and Nettie Myers spent the evening with them. Also a dear friend was there too, Verna Thompson. Robin, McMullin 1988 marks the third year for the Utah Summer games, an olym -pic style series of events open to all amateur Utah athletes. 1988 also marks an expansion of the Games and KUTV's coverage has grown to match. New this year are regional competitions, four of them, leading up to the final contest In Cedar City. KUTV's Bill Mar croft will anchor tne extensive uve coverage oitnis year's Utah Summer Games. He'll be highlighting team and Individual competitions, reporting up to the minute scores and showcasing the finest amateur Utah athletes. The action begins in Richfield with the Southern reglonals April 21st through the 23rd. April 28th through the 30th the venue is Orem for the Central struggle. May 5th through the 7th it's Salt Lake for the Wasatch Front regionals. The Northern regionals will be held in Logan May 12th through the 14th. During the regionals there will p. I'WII IGlfi p lift J r 1 y- - , Taco Rice Casserole Buttered Green Beans Chilled Pears HotRoIi 438-544- M TAX RETURNS WILL BE RETURSUFFICIENT WITHOUT NED POSTAGE. The VS. Postal Service will not deliver tax returns with Insufficient k. ifSIIFfTOLn I ' y fm 1 U , mf Allen Wood, David Eyre, Gillins, Lyle Carter Tuesday, April 12 ool program contact Wayne Diamond at the resort: 4. P5 i I Monday, April 11 Creamed Tuna on Toast Buttered Mixed Vegetables Cheese Slice Apple Crisp Milk on the sch- n-- r Wade Marshall, Kevin Carter, Dan Goff, Rodd McMullin, Russell Albrecbt, Mike Gillins letic competition see the Utah Summer Games beginning April 21st, live, on KUTV Two Together. SCHOOL POWL'P 1 be Uve reports on KUTV News at noon, 6 p.ro. and 10 p.m., a five minute update at 6:52 pjn.Thrus-da- y and Friday and a half hour wrap-u- p following the 10 p.m. news on Saturday of each week. On June 20th The Utah Summer Games begin in Cedar City. Starting with coverage of the opening ceremonies KUTV News will present segments in the noon, 6 and 10 pjn. news, a daily thirty minute update at 6:30 pjn. and a nightly wrap-u- p at 10:37 p.m. For the finest amateur Utah ath- i i "9 Roger Carter, LaDell Eyre, Mark Marshall, Burgle Eyre, Dave Dutson '! ') Thane Marshall, - s, i ' Brent Marshall, Gary 1 Treat Milk ' Wednesday, April 13 Chicken Potatoes Si Gravy Buttered Corn postage. This reminder from the Utah State Tax Commission Is particularly important to remember this year with a postal rate increase on Sunday, April 3, 1888. Tax returns mailed on or after April 3 must have 25 cents of postage for the first ounce, approximately six sheets of paper. The rate for each additional ounce, up to 12 ounces, is 20 cents per ounce. The Tax Commission, however, will honor the earliest postmark on the envelope. This means that If a taxpayer has tax forms returned by the Postal Service because of Inadequate postage, if the same envelope is used to the forms with the correct postage, the Tax Commission will honor the earlier postmark on the envelope. .....I. .1 . iiuiri mi in ' rT "' in Hot RoU The children of Mr. 4 Mrs. Lester W. Roberts of Minersville.Utah, are happy to announce the 68th wedding there still. Lester and Leona enjoy faily good health, family and friend. They are anniversary of their parents. Lester thankful for the rich blessings they and Leona were married April 7, have and In being together for these! 1920 at Beaver Utah. They made many years. Their 5 children are; their first home at Miners ville and Vance and Arthene Roberts of Mc- have lived on dairy farms on tne Minnville Oregon, Beryl W. and Mllford flat, Kara as, Utah andWells Kathy Roberts, Coy and JoleneRob-Nevadlater purchasing a dairy erts Carlel Lyn)an Archlblald and farm at McMlnnville Oregon of McMinnville, Oregon, Eleanore where they lived until Lester re- - Md Koss Marshall of Miners ville, tired. They returned to Miner sville utah They YlZve 24 grandchildren, to care for Leonas parents until 49 p.eat grandchildren and 1 great, their death, they purchased their grandchild, home and remodeled It and are living a, V. re-m- ail Cheese Slice Milk I tizn V Thursday, April 14 Spanish Noodles Cole Slaw Seasoned Applesauce Hot Roll ft "5fc i- n- 3 7"- VS. 1 I S "i. Treat Milk Friday, April 15 Macaroni & Cheese Hot Dog w Bun Buttered Green Beans Chilled Peaches Milk Roger Barnes, Chuck Terry, Scott Williams, Les Davis, Mark Whitney, Russell Smith, Chad Barton, David Vetsch Beaver County News (ESN jy. 0896-331- 2) Published weekly by Beaver County News, 438 South Main, Milford, Utal. - 2nd Class Postage paid it Milford, Utah 84751. 84751 SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE UTAH $12.00 Per Year OUT OF STATE $19.00 Per Year Utah PressAssociation 1 MONDAY NOON COPY DEADLINES: - (Except on the previous Friday if Monday is a holiday) PUBLISHEREDITOR: Gi?. WILLIAMS - - A ' " 1 ui fJ" w, -- ' 4 r i '' ' f,' v si- - Carvalho Barbara Mayer , & Al Milford in Motion: San Rustlco Valley: Lynda Snake Valley: Roberta Conde DarrylAtkin lie aver Sports ft News: Mel Osborn M inersville : W lira The winner of the City League ford. Consulation was Milford Fire Basketball Tournament held in Mil- - Dept. and consulation runner-u- p, ford March 10th was Mlnersville Utah Power ft Light. A Team, second place went to Mil- - a Davis Adam sville Greenville: Bessie Edwards POSTMASTER: Send address changes t Beaver County News, P.O. Box 369, Milford, Utah 84751 r . . :! s -- 4 CORRESPONDENTS ! , If " ' - - . Charlie Coates, Troy Pearson, Richard Mayer, Evan Rogers, Sam Florence " i " , .:..-TV- Smith, Dan Barney, Marv Magalei, Rodney Holm, Troy Hardy, Chad Hardy. The Bolas spider does not trap insects in a web. It spins a line of silk with a drop of sticky silk at the end. The spider swings the line at an insect and traps it in the sticky ball. |
