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Show The Beaver Press Thursday, August 30, 1979 the death of her husband, she Obituaries Inez Griffiths Bujanovich, beloved wife of Micheal Bujanovich, passed away in Citrus Heights Calif. August 67 years, jged 18, 197Y. She was born in Frisco, Beaver County., Utah March 6, 1912 to James Lloyd and Clara Staughter Griffiths and lived there and in Milford, where she attended school. Later she worked in Milford's first hospital and enjoyed the assocation of a loving family and many friends. She married Capt. Joseph J. Steuer September 4, 1935 in San Raphael Calif, and lived as an Air Force wife at Hickam Field, Phillipines Islands before the attack on Pearl Harbor. Later lived near many Air Bases in the United States. After : hPrcfMT Tin A hormtnn clrillc merer, Wyoming. t October Wide Communion Service and Offerirg. October Ministry Sunday, exchange pulpits set up in the state. October Season. October Saving Time Ends. Beaver-Millar- d married Micheal Bujanovich in Citrus Heights California, Feb. 25, 1967 and continued to reside there, until the time of her death. She also was a member of the Sunshine Club in the Mobile Home Park where she made her home, serving as its President. She possessed many talents, t nom PUP mnpn hu TPQhm r r wj County Protestant Parish Dates for the Parish-Regulworship services for Milford and Beaver unless acco- . pirriimctnnppc with and congregations. ar accomplished Pianist, Artist, Writer, Seamstress and Home maker. She is survived by her husband, two sisters, Mrs. Claire C. Groo of Spokane, Wash, and Salt Lake City and Mrs. Alta G. Hickman of Beaver. Funeral was under the Direction of the L.D.S. Church August 22, 1979 in the Mount Vernon Chapel of the Valley in Fair Oaks. Interment followed in the Mt. Vernon Memorial Park. ro r tho Day Sunday September Administra- Septmber tive Board, the Trustees present 10-T- if they desire. ' September Meeting Delta. , Auction Milford September and Rummage Church. Sale, Meet- - September ine of the Shared Utah, Richfield. September of Ministry Kern- - OftPrino in "uaup Innol ohnfh It helps to keep the ministry and ' operation of your church, fellow- sn'P and parish going. Also, the Major Mission Fund pledges and "Pension Fund giving needs to continue systematically. Each pe- rson in the Milford church is to give ten dollars a year, for three if they possibley can to , years, upgrade pensions. We appreciate all the help on the Rummage ' Sale. In September we will have a Vision 133 Sunday as we have for two years. Iffi'S(B Prices Effective Aug. 270 N. MAIN Cold Cups .85 ' Bumble Bee oil or water pack Western Family Zee Kraft, Jet Puff i &a rirrr aw . . Sunny Delight Orange Juice. . . . Nalley ...,.-r4.2- 3 Salad Dressing 53 Steak Sauce 67 Western Family no. 300 Pitted Olives 55 Kraft asst. Six pak, Tab, Sprite, Hires, Yellow and Red Cream Soda Coke Western Shores 12 oz. Ivory liquid 1.39 Chicken or Turkey. 79 55 ! 12 oz. Iced Tea 1.49 Duncan Hines 75 Cake Mix 1 Imperial lb. 69 Margerine Western Family 8oz.Asst. .379 Yogurt Family Dash 5.69 2 lb. Ida-Tre- Hash Browns 25 ib. 5.99 200 ..... 69 JLJ 95 9- 39 - 1.59 69 Bath Size no. 2 Upton Canned ..1.69 Toothpaste Scrunge Safeguard 5 oz. Asst Pinapple 101b. Crest Super, reg. or mint Instant Tea...... 1.99 Western Family 1.79 Detergent 3oz. 12 1.69 Pamper Charmin Tissue . asst. 4 roll 85 Ib. Boneless Top Sirloin pierce Old Faithful Bacon Tyson, whole grade A Fryers Hormel Wranglers 2.49 Ib. 9 lb. 49 lb. ... 1.79 11lb. Grapes COUPON Del-ore- s, . 11-1- , Sets 285 Toddler The G.A. Hortons sons, Marvin, George, Richard and Don and their families came home to celebrate their fathers 78th birthday August 24, and enjoyed a weekend together. A group of 31 included children, grandchildren and great grandchildren; Marvin, Lorraine and daughters, Alice and Ruth; George, Norma, Scott, Holly; Dick, Beverly, Carolyn, David; Don and daughter Sherrie, John, Pamela and daughters Stephanie and Camille, Lee, Shelly and son Jeremy, Sterling and Jolene and children Jenifer, Michall, Robert enjoyed the evening. Many thand Kim Cahoon and Son Derek. nks to all Senior Citizens that Macel said they were really happy helped made it such a great to have the family all together evening. The food and entertainagain. ment was great. Life is hard by the yard, but a The Governors Conference is cinch by the inch. this month Sept. scheduled Die when I may, I want it said A bulleten about the conference is of me by those who knew me best, tin the newspaper and also posted .that I always plucked a thistle and in the El Bambi Cafe. It should be I flower a where thought a planted good conference with reports a flower would grow-Ab- e Lincoln, from the Governor on the prospo-sa- l j Bob Ewart of Pomona Cal. made at the Miniconference in and George Royal of Whittier Cal. St. this spring. George spent some time working on their Special events, the Governors farm and visited with Mr. and "Aloha Seniors" Evening, the Mrs. Bill (Irene) Cox and family. Utah State Fair and the Ice Six sisters daughters of Mrs. are for all Senior CitizCapades Loviner Briggs and the Late Joe ens. Sign up to attend these IBriggs enjoyed a delightful week. El Bambi Cafe on at the events 12,1979 1"hey spent Sunday Aug. or call Dee bulletin board our in Riverside Calif. Played minit-ur-e for more information. Stapley and enjoyed visiting, golf Monday, Sept. 3 is Labor Day Monday at Disneyland, Tuesday Holiday Dinner for senior citizens at Knotts Berry Farm, Wednesat the El Bambi Cafe and dinner day Laguna Beach, Thursday, in for the home bound will not be San Diego and Sea World, back to served. A Happy Labor Day Riverside Friday. Spent Saturday Holiday to everyone. in Las Vegas, to get their mother Dinners for senior citizens are Mrs. Lovina Briggs who visited served Monday, Wednesday and with her son LaMar Briggs a at 5 PM. at the EI Thursday Ila Mae for week Clark, delightful Bambi Cafe under the ManageLois Ut. of Provo Melba Johnson ment of Ray Morris. Call Jessie Atkin centerville Ut. Zola Halsey to make of Cedar City, Alberta Goodwin of Smith by 9:30 am. at 5642 . Meals are paid reservation Swindleh-urst. your Milford Ut. and Lenor for by donations. They traveled in a motor MONDAY, SEPT. 3 and lapidary. Their home so they could be together No Dinner Labor Day Holiday home is at 360 west 1st north. for the entire week. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. S Jerry having spent much time Dr. Hal (Gloria) Murdock and in desert country appreciates our special Blend of Hamburger and daughters Debbie, Denise.Sheryl little green valley and our mountSpinach weekend the visited Trisha and ains. Leith is no stranger to with Hal's family Mr. and Mrs. THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 Beaver. She with her two brothers Wes (Lucille) Jerise and Hal Roast Beef David and Jon spent several attended a Dental Meeting. summers in Beaver just growing Mrs. Annona Swindlehurst up and enjoyed the freedon of a and Grace Boyter spent last country town. She is the daughter weekend in Nevada, Annona visiof Bruce and Shirely Howard of ted in McGill with her sisters. Tucson and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs, Duane (Hazel) Mrs. Margery Mackerell. Welc-- . Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Tom The Utah Jazz will open its ome to Beaver, Jerry, Leith, Dory (Lucille) Jones. Grace visited in home season at the Salt Palace on and Dina. .Ely with Mr. and. Mrs. Jay Monday night, October 15 against (Bobbie) ,Hutchings and Rama Midwest, Division Rival MilwauIt's been a busy summer for Hazel returned Stultz and family. kee at 7:30 p.m. The game will Sam and Alta Hickman, a cruise to Beaver with them and spent a mark the first ever NBA regular on the Inner Passage of Alaska week with Annona, Duane came season game played in Utah. The with the Railroad Old timers, was to take her back home. will open the NBA season Tuesday Jazz enjoyed. greatly Mrs. Arta Brough of Cedar on the road Friday night.October A few days spent on Lake 12 at Portland. City visited Sunday with her Powell with 26 members of their and family Mr. and The Jazz will play 41 home daughter from all Visits their sons, family. 1979-8she Randall Mrs. Cox, (Allyson) regular games during the daughters and families, and many bad been with her husband Rulon season in the SaltPalace with all short trips throughout Utah. They Brough in Salt Lake where he had games scheduled to begin at 7';30 have just returned from Californsurgery last week in the Holy p.m. Utah will play four home ia, where they attended funeral ' Cross Hospital. games in October, six in Novemservices for Alta's sister and also in Mr. nine Mrs. Frank and in nine December, (Arlene ber, were able to see 2 weekends of Adams of Parowan, Utah visited January, six in February and horse racing in Ely, Nevada. It's with us Saturday they were trying March.. in seven been tiring but delightful.. The Jazz will not play any home ' .out their new Honda, (some fun). Mrs. Merlen Patterson and Mrs.Ruby McMullin, Anna-be- ll games on Sunday, but has son Evan Patterson spent Thursand Elsie Hales spent the scheduled six Monday night day and Friday last week in Provo weekend in Salt Lake, attending a games.. with Mr. and Mrs. Clark (BarbThe NBA has changed it wedding and visiting in Orem had some Evan ara) Patterson, with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Barbara format this season to schedule meeting to attend. McMullin. rivalries. highlight Conference Mr. Richard Easton and Mr. and Mrs. Henry (Ruby) is in the Midwest The Jazz children Holly, Mark and Brad of Willisen and Mrs. Elva Hodges Division of the Western ConferTerre Haute Ind. came to Beaver were in Salt Lake Monday, where ence and will play 10 Western vacation 16 to August spend their attended a meeting regarConference Henry opponents three and visit with Richards parents times at home and three times on ding the Senior Citizens. will Norma and Easton, they Ray Mrs. Lillian Barton of Cedar the road. The Jazz will play teams return home Sept. 3. The family and Bill Anderson are in the Atlantic and Central City has enjoyed a trip in the Beaver some time in Beaver, to Divisions of the Eastern Confer spending Mountains. Horse back riding be with their father Jack Anderence on a single game home and and other pleasant country enjoyson who is a patient in the Beaver road basis. in at luck and fishing ments, great Valley Hospital. the MinersvilleLake. Mrs. Helen Cartwright visiI was real proud of Maxine in Spanish Fork with ted Monday Mine Deer Henrie when I went to the Beaver her daughter and family Mr. and to Store her have New Drug autograph Mrs. David (Paul) Davis. a copy of her book "The Proud Mrs. Mary Lynn Morris and Anew world mining record Blood." What a wonderful talent family are visiting her parents has been set at Utah Power & to be able to write a book but this in Francis Mr, and Mrs. Hughes isn't her first she has several to Light Company's underground Mesquite Nevada. Deer Creek Mine in Emery her credit, "congratulations MaxMr. and Mrs. Ross (Nancy) Utah. Emery Mining ine". Swindlehurst and son Jeremy and County, Mrs. Nell Cartwright, Helen Corporation, operator of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred (Jean) Smith on August 13 mine, company's Cartwright and Monty Cartwright of and children Chris and Charles achieved a world coal production attend a stork shower Friday Las Vegas visited recently with record of 14,699 tons from a night in Midvalley for Cathy Mrs. Arrona Swindlehurst. mining unit" in Dot son. Mr. and Mrs A.W. (Vilda) single "longwall one day. Hartley Greenwood had HeaStephensen of Cedar City visited This surpasses the previous rt Surgery last week in Salt Lake last week with Mr. and Mrs. Hal record by seven percent, or 953 it at the LDS Hospital, reports are (Nell) Smith, and we were happy tons, which was established at the was successful and he is getting afternoon have to them spend an North Branch Mine of Island along fine. with us. Creek Coal Company in Bayard, was King and Donna Morris Mr. Clyde Messinger West Virginia using similar "lonreceived a telephone call on honored at family dinner e gwall" equipment. Laman-itSunday from their foster Satruday August 18, 1979 at the Longwall mining method is i Norman son Norman James, lovely mountain home of Mr. and used at Utah Power & Light's Mrs. Arlo (Ila) messinger, to serving a mission and is working Deer Creek Mine and the equipin St. Helens, Oregon. celebrate his 96th birthday a ment was selected after thorough Mr. and Mrs. Earl (Mary delicious dinner was enjoyed and of machinery availLow) Merryweather and daughter some hiking done to explore the investigation able. Emery Mining Corp. has DeAnn of Lander Wyoming visibeautiful mountains. Present to been operating the equipment ted with their aunt Mrs. Lula of was the the guest enjoy day of 1979. Tanner, they went on to Cedar honor Clyde and his wife Lois, only since May Creek The Deer underground City to visit with Earl's family , Arlo and Ila, Walt and Barbara mine produces then DeAnn will fly to Hawaii to and Messinger, Fay Messinger coal; it is one of five attend the first semester of his daughter Jeannie Olsen and underground mines owned by school there. and family, Shirley Messinger UtahPower and Light in coal-ricMr. and Mrs. King (Donna) daughter Becky and granddaucentral Utah. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Bill ghter Crystal Henderson, Anna-bell- e Ninety-twpercent of Utah (Irene) Cox spent the weekend in and Elsie Hales, Ruby Power &. generation coLight's Ely Nevada, where they visited and Lula Tanner, McMullen mes from seven plants with Kings sisters Mrs. Lula congratulations to Clyde. and with the exception of one Atkin, Barbara Dennis and plant in Wyoming, substantially Helen Paice and attended the the fuel is produced from these races. d mines. company-owne-I , -The company estimates it will uTS :4 W .. r burn almost seven million tons of coal for electricity Camel's hair brushes are never made of camel's hair, but generation usually from the tails of squirrelsl during 1979. Lana Keller, daughter of Louis and Myrl Lessing, and daughter, Emily, spent a week visiting her family. She accompanied them to Salt Lake where she was to meet her husband who had been at a scout camp at Maple Dell. They visited with Dale Lessing and family, then Louis, Myrl and daughter Sandra, drove to Butte, Mont, to visit their son Paul and family. Paul had just returned from a ten day business trip to Boston, Connecticut and North Carolina. While in Butte the group attended the Festival of Nations at the Butte Civic Center. They also visited many points of interest including the Copper Mansion and The Merry Widow Radium Mine where ailing people go and sit for hours in the cold damp mine hoping for a cure. Louis, Myrl and Sandra then toured Yellowstone Park on the way home. The traffic was bumper to bumper all through the park. Leaving Tucson, Arizona, to Make Beaver their permanent home comes Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Leith) DeWeese and two children, Dorothy and Dina. Jerry is retired form the Navy and works for E. Systems who contracts with the State Department. He has 'been over seas for the past ten months doing communication and sensor work. He was located in the Sinai Desert monitoring the traffic between Israel and Egypt. Prior to that he worked at Pima College as an Audio Visual Technician. Leith is a commercial artist. She worked for Pima College for the past five years, designing publications. She is a graduate of the University of Arizona, and has won numerous awards for her g designs. Their hobbies are 0 30's Purina Plastic Wrap Swanson 30 gal. 1 Pepper, Mellow Upton's . .......... 438-286- 9 By Esta The Minersville Senior Citizens hosted Beaver and Milford for a dinner at their building Monday Aug. 27. It was a roast beef dinner but needless to say the corn and tomatoes excelled over everything. The salads were very good and plentiful too. The entertainment following the dinner was superb. The singing Trio of Newell Carter, Lee Marshall and Milt Albrecht, was excellent.- Heard many a song that we hadn't heard in years. Then with Jake Schow on the piano and Claude Meyers on the Sax the place started swinging. Everyone had a good, enjoyable time. Thanks Minersville - we all Jazz to Play First Home Game 509 Kingsford 59 Dr. 8oz. Tampons Charcoal. Dog Chow 18oz. BBQ. Sauce Nalley Blue Cheese Kotex, super or reg. 5oz. Lea-Perri- . 6oz. Glad 32 oz. Mustard Western Family regVpink Dixie Spring Medley and Country Flair ...49 Western Family 32 oz. 'Dressing. . . r:vv;v59 1.19 Plates Trash Bags. ..... 1.09 8oz. asst. lb. 1 Out Ckat silver-smithin- Lemonade ..... 71 .00 24oz. Syrup...., 16 oz. Vegetable Oil.... 1.39 79 Log Cabin 2 lb. Puritan Nabisco Snack Crackers. iy2D Colby Horn.... ..1.95 1.09 Dills 8oz. Kraft 48 oz. Nalley Banquet.Garlic.Genuine 29 Kraft .89 ... ...... " Kraft Velveeta 11b. arsnma ii ows ... "' Cheese 2.79 Cheese Spread ; . 2.59 Cheez Whiz .....1.69 83 ' . . Kraft American singles 32 oz. Catsup ... 89 ... Shredded Mozzrella1.19 385 Western Family 100 ct. 60 Kraft no. 300 Pork n beans . . White Napkins 6V2OZ. Chunk Tuna...... 79 v BEAVER 1 Country Flair or Spring Medley Dixie 14 OZ. Potato Chips i Sept. MONDAY, LABOR DAY, CLOSED Western Family -- 30-3- 1, Senior Citizens Club Activities - .49 Creek Record high-qualit- h o General Mills Trix without 1.49 1.29 16 oz. Good at Foodtown Expires 9179 wr Yellow Onions Lettuce 9 535 coal-fire- - "twin Ll'f ... ,: d Pedestrian Safety Works in Process Beaver City will realize bent lit-from a grant for pedestrian sad-iin Utah. The projects funded were r omended by the Utah Deparinn ni of Transportation. Priorities within each county were based on several things including projects started but not completed in previous years, ami a hazerd index developed by the UDOT Division of safety. The index is based on the speed limit, volume of traffic, pedestrian data, proximity to schools and the accident rate at each proposed location. Concerning Beaver County Beaver City: SR 160; various locations on Main Street with Sidewilk. Project Project 292. currently approved 4,695;1980 FY Funds 2,650 total 7,345. Works to be performed by Beaver City. Milford City: SR 21; Center Street; 400 West to 700 West, Sidewalk, new project, 1980 FY Funds 1,750, to be performed by Milford City. Beaver County Total: $4,400. , Oil Our Way By Louis Lessing didnt know until I looked at a recent issue of the Beaver Press that I was listed as one of the columnists but since Joe or Ellen have given me the honor, guess I'll have to put in a little contribution now and then even though no one will probably read it. Anyway it gives me an excuse to talk to Kim and Lynn, the two good looking gals who work at the 1 press. Then too, my friend Robyn Marshall in one of her more exuberant moods con me into thinking that she enjoyed reading about my escapades and wanted me to write another, for for her I'll give it another shot. To make a short story long I'll have to take you back about 40 years when the seeds were planted that finally germinated into the cause of my recrent expedition. At that time I was in the L.D.S. Hospital suffering from a gunshot wound and my room mate was an old prospector from down around Price who had suffered a broken back from a cavein while working in a coal mine. It seems he had spent a lot of timju'prospecting in theTienry Mlfjjltains. He filled my head vith stories about the rich gold he had found in the Henries. The gold fever hit me bad, and if I had been able to get out the hospital would probably have headed for the Henries at that time. (If I had been around when the Yukon Strike was on, I would have been right there with the rest of the "Greenhorns".; Anyway, these stories stuck in my craw and then when a big article came out in the Tribune about a 3 years ago telling all about the Wolverton lost gold mine in the Henry Mountains, will I knew that I just had to go and try my luck at finding it. Then a curious set of circumstances came about that fitted right in with my plans. My daughter Lana married Mike Keller whose sister married Greg Hunt from Hanksville, whose family just happened to own the property where the remains of the Wolverton gold mill still stands. Greg was best man at Lana's wedding and since he is a geologist and miner and fount out I was a prospector we were like two peas in a pod. I expressed an interest in the Henries and right then we made plans to go there in August to search for lost gold mine and buried treasure. The plans finally matured to where I was to meet Lana, Mike and baby Emily at Fish Lahe where Mike's dad has a cabin and boat, and try our hand at a little fishing before heading for Hanksville where we were to meet Greg. As the appointed time rolled around, I loaded the olds and headed for Fish Lake. I decided to stop at Richfield and gas up as I don't relish walking in a strafe country. I had forgotten what a red hot day it was and when 1 opened. The gas tank I hit a real gusher. The gas was boiling anil shot all over the place like Old Faithful. After it had quieted down I stuck the nozzle in and poured some more gas in. It automatically shut off but when it did, I hit another gusher. By ihe time it had quit erupting I figure I had made quite a dent in in energy crisis. at I finally pulled into the Fish Lake just after chunh had to out. It is surprising the numhrr of people that attend church tfu re. Mike and Lana were waitii'U we wheeled up to the cabin I nearly killed myself lust trying to teach Dale's mooxvute to fly. I few off through ttw timber and made a oiw 'UtC landing about a hundred Kvt below. Evil Kneivcl has nothing on me. con't next week rr Patronize the Advents who make this papsr poit each week! I |
