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Show Golden Anniversary ' ii Ik ' Beaver County News VI dPftStcbess and Cs-- i S f 5SeSS6'S 9W:94Sl WILMA DAVIS t Thursday September 21.1989 MIIISRSVILL' 386-241- 4 JACKIE WILLIAM 1 1 t Here is Borne vital news for If you are trying to get pregnant or are pregnant, don't forget your pill your vitamin pill that is. Vitamin supplements may offer a measure of protection against several birth delects of the nervous system. But don't just start popping pills willy-nillOverdosing on vitamins poses risks for the developing baby. Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control studied new who mothers had used multivitamin supplements around the time of conception. Compared with the vitamin takers were half as likely to give birth to infants with spina bifida, a 4 moms-to-b- 1J e. - T VI F y. n WMWtWWfl non-user- Dave and Idona Coleman On September 9, 1989, Dave and Idona Coleman were pleasantly surprised on their 50th Golden Wedding Anniversary by a party given by their children Mel and Sheila Prodzinski; Ken and Sonia and all their grandMunk; children. Hie only grandchildren unable to attend were Kerri and Robert Spurgeon and daughters Kristi and Angela of Woodland, Calif.; and only sister was Beth Wolf of Saratoga, Calif. The Senior Citizens Center was alive with music, laughter and quite a few tears as Dave and "Idona's brothers, sisters, nieces, and nephews, grandchildren were all there to share in this joyous A delicious buffet was served with plenty of food for all and the Center was gaily decorated with banners of love. A lovely program ws held with nephew Brent Frandsen playing "The Swallow Waltz" as Dave Idona danced. Sister Ada Fran-dse- n emceed the program and read a lovely poem she had written in their honor. Brother Denzel Craw presented them with " a gorgeous bouquet of flowers and the harmonica with a Sayed version of'Tsmmy" and "Indian Love Call". Sister Alta Williams read a delightful poem she had written about Dave and Idona's 50 years of marriage. Granddaughter Denisc (Munk) I Moody sang a heartwaring song of "I Honestly Love You" dedicated Brent to her grandparents. finished the program with "Lady of Spain" on his accordion. Those attending were Mel & Sheila Prodziski; Ken & Sonia Munk; Deanna & Aubrey Jo Munk; Wanda Munk; Randie, Debbie, Riley and Randon Rose; Ruby & Louise Balough, Brady Williams; Mike Chapman; Nellie Hollinger and Denzel & Donna Craw all of Milford; David Munk and and children Brandon Carissa, Davids fiancee, Lisa Mott; Darryl, Denise, Gregory and Alyssa Moody; Tony, Tanji and Trevor Prodzinski, Bud and Alta Williams and grandson Zelms, Eva Jarry, Gladys Stonehocker and sons Bob, Clarence, and Stephen and daughter Stephanie and flnacee Carolyn, all of Salt Lake City; Ada Frandsen of East Carbon City; Brent and Cathy Frandsen and four children and Bob and Darlene Frandsen of Price, Utah; Also, Melodie and Tiffany Johnson and Denzels grandchildren, Vicki and Brandon of Enoch, Utah; Todd and Maria Williams of Cedar City; Delroy and Eleanor Craw of Minersville; Kent and Don Marie Seegmiller and children of St. George; James Burrola of Garden Grove, Calif.; and photographer Gordie Wold of Salt Lake City. A memorable time was had by all. The Children of Milford Elementary School are being provided with an extra measure of safety this Halloween. Each chid will be given a special Super Bag which Safety has been provided through Sampling Corporation of America in cooperation with the National Safety Council and sponsored by Franco American, Teddy O's and Spaghettios, Swiss Miss Pudding, Nestle Quik, Captain Crunch, Mootown Rascals, Sargento Dessert, Royal Snackers, Swanson Macaroni and Cheese, Fluroide Dental Rinse, Act and Cold Triaminic Cough Products, Kraft Caamels, and Handi-snackThese Kraft are interested companies-brand- s in safety for children. The plastic bag includes safety tips and is printed on both sides with a special fluorescent ink. A child carrying this bag would be highly visible to motorists because of the bight reflection of the color. This is especially important at dusk, which is a time of day when visibility is generally poor. Each child may also reeive a Trick-or-Tre- s. Saturday with his mother Gladys Myers. Delroy and Eleanor were happy to have their daughter Donna and family from St. Seorge spent the weekend. Donald Jones is down here from Bountiful working on Grandma Effie Marshall's home. Ward Conference is next Sunday for the Minersville Ward. All of the Stake Officers were here last Sunday. In Sacrement meeting Sunday Elder Chad Blackburn and his parents presented the program. Chad has Just returned home from John and Diane Hart and family Casey, Dee Dee, Dennis, and Daniel from Bellevue, Washington Diane's visited grandprents Sheral and Lelia Carter and family. They brought Dee Dee down to Provo to Attend BYU and Casey entered the Mission Home Sept. 13th. He will serve his mission in Santiago, Chile. Then they went to Cedar City to visit Dianes brother, Garth and Sharyl Carter and family. Diane is the daughter of the late Melvin Karen Carter. Mrs. Eileen Terry of West Jordon spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Sherwin Wood. They went to the St. George Temple where Mr. h Mrs. Cody Christensen had their marriage solemnized and son sealed to them. They are living in California. Mrs. Christensens parents are Mr. & Mrs. Ray Giilins of Franklin, Idaho who were there. Her sister and husband Mr. & Mrs. Val Spillet of Hyde Park were also there. Others who attended were Mrs. Leila Martin of Milford and their friends, Mr. & Mrs. Rogers of California. Dinner was at the Car Corral Steak House. On Saturday, the Woods went to West Jorden with Eileen and visited for three days. On Labor Day they went to Park City, Heber City, and visited Swiss Village in Midway, Utah where they had dinner at the Old Homestead. Carter Roberts from Oregon came down to visit his grandparents, Lester & Leona Roberts and Aunt Eleanor and Uncle Ross Marshall. Chris and Eleanor Marshall drove to Pamona, California to get Chris' race horse. Also Juiie Christensen spent the weekend home visiting her parents and grandparents, Chris & Connie and Eleanor & Ross. ' Spence & Kelley Eyre went to California with his parents James and Ranae Eyre to wath their horses run. Burton & Leola Myers and Da Burt spent Sunday visiting their children Mary Ann and Larry Bailey and Wendy and Russefl Albrecht. Vie & Tex Marshall drove to Cedar to watch their grandson ;.Coby Swindiehurst nlay ball. : Marie and Jeff Marshall had-- . their children home over the weekend; Glen Marshall from !Calif, and Evelyn Jensen from Loftland. Those from Minersvgille who attended the Golden Wedding of Russel and Eva Guyman were Tex, Vie and the Marshall family; Bill & Pie Garrett and Nancy, Cliff Yardley from Mesa; Darwin Vivian and Val Marshall and Reva and Milton Albrecht. Kent and Sherrie Myers spent Halloween Safety Program 11 inning - potentially serious defect, and anencephaly, which is invariably fatal. These 'conditions often appear "out of the blue", occurring in women without any family history of such problems. leader Research Joseph Mulinaire, M.D., admits that factors other than vitamin use may have provided the protection. Future studies will reveal the strength of the link. In the meantime, women trying to get pregnant should talk to their doctors about an supplement. Provided they don't take more than the recommended amounts, these women may very well be saving the lives of their children to be. Have A Happy Healthy Baby free treat of Nestle Quik along with a special parent safety booklet containing additional safety tips and suggestions on creating a successful Halloween party, costume and makeup ideas and party recipes and a special parent safety checklist. Participating organizations receive posters which serve as further reminders of the need to be extra cautious during these few days. Also included as part of the program is a comunity awareness kit with anservice media public nouncements to help broaden community safety awareness. is The being program distributed, not to encourage to but acknowledge that this practice, for the most part, already exists and children would benefit from an effort to make their celeration experiences safer! In many the program communities, provides a basis for alternative activities, such as parades, parties, etc, all designed to make Halloween a safer, more fun experience. at-ho- g, his Mission. Eva and Russell Guyman from Arizona visited in town Monday with Theo Marshall and Darwin and Vive Marshall. Lois Pearson from Cedar spent the weekend with her sister Nettie Myers and they drove to Milford to see their brother Frank Carter who lives In the Milford Hospital. A beautiful Autumn Wedding was held for Janet Carter, daughter of Jean and Allen Carter and Shane Littlefield, son of Mr. & Mrs. Richard Littlefield at Big John's Flat. The Bride was brought to the wedding in a Black Mustang convertible by her father, Allen Carter. They were married by her Uncle, Gordon Pace from New Harmony. She had six bridesmaids and ushers and ten little nieces were flowergirls. A big dinner followed the ceremony and the reception was held in Minersville. Lee and Lynea Marshall drove to St. George to their granddaughter Ashley Myers' ''grandparents day" at school. Oz and Loretta Myers are in Salt Lake for Loretta to have surgery for her hip. Barbara McGee from Nevada has been here visiting with her parents Dalton and Bun Fails. They were happy to see her. A beautiful wedding ceremoney was performed by Bishop Cliff Myers of Greenville Ward for Angie Garrett, the daughter of Pie & Garrett to TraviB Billy Blackner, son of Orson and Joann Blackner of Greenville. They were married in the Minersville Cultural Hall. There were five bridesmaids and ushers. The bridesmaid dresses were teal blue. A lovely turkey, beef, and ham dinner was served to about 350 people. A lovely reception was held in their honor. Marie and Jeff Marshall was happy to have their son Glenn Marshall home over the weekend. Also Todd and Christine Marshall are the proud parents of a new baby boy. He has a little brother, Jeb home waiting for him. He Is the grandson of Jeff and Marie Marshall and Sharon and Sherm Myers. . . ! iW'fc ni llferd mmunity Pride Senior Hew Weatherman at KUTV By Maria Florence 4-- Tim Ross has been named as the new weatherman for KUTV. it was announced today by Jeffrey B. Hatch, President-GenerManager of KUTV, Inc. Ross will begin on air October 2. Mr. Ross comes to KUTV after a number of years as the chief and lead meteorologist weatherman for the 6 and 10 p.m. newscasts at KVUE in Austin, Texas. He holds the coveted AMS Seal of Approval from the American Meteorological Society. Jeff Hatch says of the new appointment, "we're thrilled and al Teen Council Members were excited to hear their Flag Pole Project, at the County Fair Grounds had been awarded a $250 grant by Chevron Resources. Councilmembers would like to publicly thank Chevron for helping with our County's Com munity Pride Projects for two years in a row. Both projects were at the Fair Grounds and both projects have been received well by the citizens of Beaver County. 4H Council President, Karen Yee says: "4-members are looking forward to helping out on other worth while projects In our community in the upcoming months." The Milford Sept. 25th: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Broccoli and Cauliflower, Italian Salad, Garlic Bread, Banana Nut Bread '4 Monday, , '3 - Thursday, Sept. 28th: Breaded Veal, Boiled Potatoes, Gravy, Mixed Vegetables, Cottage Cheese Salad, Apple Pie. All meals served with coffee or milk. Please make reservations the evening before the meal. Call Maudell at Velma at or Al and Lynda at 387-247- 4-- 4-- Beaver County News (ISSN 0896-33- 1 ' 2) Published weekly by Beaver County News, 438 South Main, 84751 - 2nd Class Postage paid at Milford, l Uh 84751 Milford, Utah SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE UTAH $12.00 OUT OF STATE $19.00 Per Year Per Year Utah Pi t'. vl vw n int ion COPY DEADLINES: MONDAY NOON (Except on the c Consumer Alert The Silent Killer Stop Unwanted Telephone or Mail solvations Utahns can safeguard themselves unwanted against telephone or mail solicitations by having their name put on a national list. The Direct Marketing Association maintains a list of that want their names people removed from national solicitors telemarketing lists free of charge. "Complaints about telephone solicitors are increasing sharply," said Gary Hansen, director of the Division of Consumer Protection in the Department of Commerce. "Problems range from the offensive, impersonal automated calls to persistent peddlers who won't take no for an answer. This service provides the only relief Utah consumers have right now to unsolicited mail and stop telemarketing." To receive this service, consumers must request that their names are removed in writing and send their name, address and telephone number to: Telephone Preference Service Direct Marketing Association 6East43rdStreet New York,NY 10017 To remove names from national solicitors mailing lists, the public must send a written request to: Mail Preference Service Direct Marketing Association 6East43rdStreet P.O. Box 3861 Grand Centra! Station New York, NT 10163 The Direct Marketing Association informs consumers that it takes about three months before unsolicited telephone calls or mail decrease. previous Friday if Monday is a Holiday) PUBLISHER: O.K. WILLIAMS EDITOR: KANDI Ml'lH CORRESPONDENTS Milford in Motion: San Rustico Valley: Snake Valley: Beaver Sports & News: Minersville: Adamsvillefireenville: excited to have Tim join KUTV. We conducted an exhaustive nation wide search for a new weatherman and Tim was head and shoulders above anybody else. Tim loves community Involvement and appublic pearances, something that will KUTVs strongly suppport commitment to Utah and our i viewers." Ross began hiB television weather career in 1978 AT KMTV in Twin Falls, Idaho. An Iowa native, Tim and his wife Salley have three children. Jean Williams Barbara M ayer Roberta Conde Mel Osborn Wilma Davis Bessie Edwards Make $10 to $20 an hctcr! I Sell QaIirf Mason Shoes ft Earn Instasi CaiL Em cash part ttmt without im nsk or Send far FREE Sales Rt I Investment Mason Shoe Dealer MASON SHOE Dept. I and earn SlOtoa $20 Chippewa FUs Wl 54774 pet hour selbng Be I I I I quality shoes to youi friends and neighbors It s easy and fun' J.ist lake orders from your Mason catalog The cash deposit is you! pre1 to keep Call 7030, The silent killer will stalk every sportsman this fall. The killer will prey upon the unprepared, the inexperienced and sometimes even the old veteran hunter. Every year this killer adds more names to his list os victims. Be careful and be ready to defend yourself from this killer we call HYPO TRERMIA. Hypothermia means lowered body temperature. The combination of cool or cold weather, water (from sweat or the elements), wind lack of heat from failure of the body to produce heat or on outside heat such as fire can cause hypothermia. The initial of stages hypothermia include being chilled ana shivering. The advanced stages include muscles becoming rigid, breathing shallow and weak heartbeat-th- en death. Often, the victim does not realize that he is in danger. A human body has automatic defenses to protect itself. When you begin to get cold, blood goes from your limbs to your inner organs and to the brain to keep you alive. Oxygen to the brain & reduced, making it harder to understand what is happening. A person with hypothermia loses more heat than he can make. His body cannot maKe up for heat loss. A victim begins to shiver and loses some control of his arms and legs. He may stumble or seem confused or drunk. Next, the becomes violent, shivering sometimes with muscle spasms. Total loss of body control may follow. Hypothermia can be a killer on a relatively warm day if you are wet and nave no fire or food supply. To prevent hypothermia, try to ' stay dry from both the water and n that leads to per spiring. Dress in layers; this allows you to adjust your clothing needs as the daily temperature are changes. Wool or recommended as it holds the heat even when wet. Heat your body from the body core by eating well and carrying additional food to resupnly those burning calories throughout the day. II you get wet and cold, build a fire, dry your clothes and your will also allow you time body-th- is to evaluate your situation. iB a killer. Hypothermia Hvpolhermia preys on people who fail to: dress properly, carry additional food, oe prepared to build a fire end shelter in any situation, and those who think ft will only happen to the other guy. over-exertio- wool-blen- MFG. CO.. 80 J NAME ADDRESS 1 . Ext F 715 or wnt J .CP- - POS TM ASTER: Send address changes to Beaver County News, P.O. Box 369, M ilford, Utah 84751 By Garth Carter M WUHMMMHMMMMMIM HMBKIHI j Amorican Heart Association fg v nts |
