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Show THE BEAVER PRESS May 5, 1994 JJTte PAGE 2 Press Bectver Vital Links USPS 047-40- 0 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT BEAVER, UTAH BY THE BEA VER PRESS SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT BEAVER, UTAH 84713 4- f5 Ll (LA i I want my kids to feel good about themselves. I want them to feel confi- Publisher Production dent and understand that they are important people. I want their to be But if we do not realize that there is a balance, we are asking for trouble. self-estee- m WriterPhotographer COLUMNISTS Mildred Yardley 438-222- 7 SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $14.00 Beaver County Senior Citizens $12.00 Outside Beaver County $17.00 POSTMASTER: Please send change of address to: The Beaver Press, Box 351, Beaver, UT 84713 Beaver Senior Citizen Menu Fridav.Mav6th Spaghetti With Meat Sauce Peas Cottage Cheese And Pear Salad GarlicBread Coconut Squares I i Mondav.Mav9th ChickenFried Steak Potatoes And Gravy Green Beans Coleslaw Hot Bread Peaches And Cookies SX Mission Return I Elder S. Mark Florence, who recently returned from the Kentucky Louisville Mission, will give his homecoming report on May 8th at 1 :00 P. M. in the Milford 2nd Ward. Mark is the son of Sam and Maria Florence of Milford. Wednesdav.Mav 11th Cabbage Rolls Hash Browns Carrots Green Salad Hot Bread Coconut Pudding BHS Schedule Of Events Fridav.Mavl3th Baked Ham Sour Cream Potatoes Friday, May 6 Region Track Meet at North Sevier Monday, May 9 District Honors Banquet6:00 P.M. Softball and Finals at Gunnison. Senior Beets Green Salad Hot Bread Jello With Fruit Semi-Fi-na- ls Belknap Elementary School Lunch Menu Mondav.Mav9th Spaghetti With Meat Tossed Green Salad One-A- ct Plays Tuesday, May 10th State Golf at St. George. Senior High One-APlays Wednesday, May 11 Senior Tea 7:30 P.M High School Auditorium High ct Thursday, ter Finals May 12 Baseball Quar- Friday, May 13 ST ATE TRACK MEET HELD ATBYU Saturday,May 14 STATE TRACK MEET HELD ATBYU Cheese Slice Orange Juice GarlicBread Milk sky-hig- "Just Looking Obituary Back" Edmundo (Ed) By Mildred Yardley Corral Gateway to the Narrows in Zion National Park is a deep narrow Canyon with sheep walls. It was created by the action of the Virgin River. Back in the 60's forty energetic hikers found ourselves started on a hike through such a canyon. We were led by Dan Joseph, a well known Beaver hiker and explorer, who loved to take a group through such places each year! We were all up early dressed in our hiking clothes with gym shoes on anda walking stick to help us make the journey of 16 miles through the canyon, wading all the way over fallen trees, deep holes and many obstacles. Those that walked faster left little notes in the sand as they went along. Maybe a sock or some message. I'll never forget Pearl Thompson with her pillow hat she used when we stopped for lunch and Ina McQuarrie with all her paraphernalia. Louis and Myrl Lessing, J.D. and GlennaOsborn, Roy and I kept up a good pace so we thought! Larry and Kathy Call, Alvin Yardley, my two sisters and niece Robin Cassidy were in the group. It had been rainingthe night before and we noticed muddy draining into the river from of the banks that made us a little nervous as Roy tried to hurry us faster, knowing the danger of a flood and no high ground to climb for safety. We met a group of young people from the Salt Lake area that were camped on a shady little knoll for over night. We hiked until 4 :00 P.M. in the afternoon and were thankful we made it through, although we were pretty stiff and sore. We were met by Ruby and Karl Grimshaw and Nancy and many others with their cars for the journey home. The sad part was the next day the news came that the Salt Lake boys and girls were trapped in a flood that come down in the night and drowned them, bringing cattle and everything in it's way. Now as we look back we were lucky to make it back safely. Schedule T-B- all Tuesdav.MavlOth Pizza French Fries Pickle Cherry Cobbler Milk Mondav.Mavl6th Wednesdav.Mav 1 1th 5 P.M. Red vs. Royal Blue 6 P.M. Light Blue vs. Orange Mondav.May9th 5 P.M. Gold vs. Light Blue 6 P.M. Royal Blue vs. Orange 7 P.M. Red vs. Purple Burrito Buttered Corn 7 P.M. Purple vs. Gold Monday. May 23 5 P.M. Orange vs. Red 6 P.M. Royal Blue vs. Gold 7 P.M. Light Blue vs. Purple May 30 Memorial Pay No Games Apple Crisp Celery Stick Milk Thursdav.Mavl2 Macaroni-N-Chee- U hu LILY FSKFI SPN I President, Utah Education Association f STAFF Elisa Corral Laura Maxfield Greg Maxfield I saw bullying behavior I had not seen before. Kent would make fun of Pete if he missed a question in class. Class soccer games turnpt into battle- Home and School: se Sprayer Tuneup Buttered Beans Chilled Peaches Peanut Butter Cookie Hot Roll and Butter Milk Clinic 10 Fridav.Mavl3th Chicken Patties Fries Chilled Pears Pickle Milk Community Development Funds Available Farmers Home Administration Rural Development Administration State Director James D. Harvey announced today that additional funds for this year are available for communities to improve their water, sewer and solid waste systems. Loan and grant funds for communities with a population of 10,000 or less are available. Funds can be used for construction purposes, modernization and expansion of present facilities and can be repaid over a 40 year period. Current interest rates Grant funds range from 5 to are available for up to 75 of the 5.5. project costs. Additional information can be coined by contacting the State Farm- ers Home AdministrationRural Development Administration at 125 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah telephonenumber (801) USU Extension will be holding 3 9-in sprayer tune up clinics May different areas of the County. We will be in Minersville at Minersville Feed from 1:00-- 4 :00P.M. onMonday.May 9. Stop by Lyle Wisemen's on the MilfordFlat on Tuesday, May 1 0 from 9:00 to 11:00 P.M Theclinic in Beaver will be at the BeaverHigh School Vo. Ag Building from 1:30 till 4:00 P.M. Bring your sprayer and learn how to calibrate it. For more information please call Mark Nelson at 43 524-324- 4. "Our Town" By Mildred Yardley Mrs. Ernia Smith of Salt Lake was a guest recently at the home of her daughter Cheri Bybee and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Lessing and family and Myrl Lessing joined the rest of their family, from Salt Lake and Price and journeyed to Moab to attend on outdoor wedding of a cousin at "Dead Horse Point" near Canyon-land- s National Park. Many people were bused from the Salt Lake area to attend the event. Mr. and S. Albert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Blake Smith attended, Stake Conference Sunday in Cedar City to see their son and brother Wayne Smith put in as Stake President of the College Stake by a General Authority from Salt Lake City. Wayne isa former Beaver resident and married Maria Spendlove. They are the parents of six children. They have one son serving a mission in South America. I Happy Mother's Day I I From All Of Us At I I The Beaver Press I Edmundo (Ed) Corral, age 62, passed away on Monday, May 2, 1994 in Saginaw, Michigan. Born on August 10, 1931 in El Paso, Texas to Jesus and Elisa Contreres Corral. Married on October 17, 1953 to Mary Dell Calvert in Fort Sill, Oklahoma, at the New Post Chapel. Ed served during the Korean Conflict as a Forward Observer and left the army with rank of Sergeant. He worked as a steel fabricator in the shop and as a field foreman. He enjoyed all of his many-facete- d jobs from the music center in Los Angeles, the Feather River Pumping Station, San Diego Hospital, and It's A Small World for Disneyland. He loved to build, and passed his contractors license for Utah. He served as Junior Commander of the V.F.W. and was in the Jeep Patrol before ill health prohibited it. He liked to hunt and fish with his children and grandchildren. He liked people, never meeting a stranger. His greatest pleasure in his last years was the family dinners where he sat as head of the family, but where he could always be counted on to have one of the "littlest" Corrals to preside with him, on his knee. He is survived by his beloved wife Mary Dell Corral of Beaver; his four children Naomi and Terry Lamb of Beaver; Jennine and Mike Hernandez of Covina, California; Lisa Corral ofBeaver; and Eddie and Jenny Corral ofBeaver. Grandchildren: Christopher, Jessica, Lee, Marie, Teresa, Amanda, Brian, Tiera, and soon to be here Edmundo Cole Corral; Brother Orlando and Esperanza Corral and nieces, nephews and friends. A viewing will be held on Friday, May 6, 1994, from 7:00 to 8:00 P.M. at the Beaver Olpin Mortuary. Friends are invited to attend. Rosary will follow at 8:00 P.M. An additional viewing will be held Saturday, May 7, 1994, from 8:00 to 8:45 A.M. in the Milford Olpin Mortuary, where friends are also welcome. Funeral Mass will then be held at St. Bridget's Catholic Church in Milford at 9:00 A.M. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver. The Beaver Press welcomes letters to the editor on any subject We ask that the letters adhere to the following guidelines: They should be submitted to the Beaver Press office at 40 E. Center or received in the mail (Box 351, Beaver, UT 84713) before 5:00 P.M. on the Monday before publication. They must be signed and include address and telephone number of the sender. No letter will be published under an assumed name. They must not contain libelous material. Writers are limited to one letter every 28 days. Letters must not be longer than 350 words and should, if possible, be typed. We reserve the right to edit letters if they are too long for the space available or if they contain statements that we consider unnecessarily offensive or obscene. h! One 1 1 --year-old gentlemen in my 6th grade was an ace athlete. The other kids longed for Kent tobeplaced on their team. He was their ticket to fame. Winning the game was a sure thing. With him, there was even a chance of beating those increasingly brittle-bone- d fossil teachers in the Soccer Spring Superbowl. Needless to say, Kent's was rather healthy. Or so it seemed. ThenPetetransferredinfrom another school. He was good. When he was a goalie, nothing got through. When he was dribbling, no one could take the ball away from him. He was a new star, and Kent saw, for the first time, a threat to his status. self-estee- m grounds. Kent was caught tripping. Pete would get mad and push. Kent was visibly disappointed when Pete would score even when Pete was on the same team. When I questioned Kent, he fairly hissed, "Hethinkshe's so hot. I hate him!" It took a long time to work out this relationship. They never actually became friends. IVe always wondered what could have prevented such animosity. I think a lot of the problem had to do with the way Kent defined his success. It was always in terms of being better than someone else. His depended on his ranking in the group. self-estee- m It's a great temptation for parents to pride their children on teachers and a "good", "better", "best" scale, but it does them a disservice. In a given situation, there will always be someone we can beat and some one who can beat us. A person's should come from knowing he's done hisbest; from knowingthat she'll be valued, even when someone does better. Praise and recognition need not be jealously hoarded. Every child should have a chance to be a star. Hospital Happenings Diabetes is a serious disease with many long term complications. Among the complications are; retinopathy, which can cause blindness; neuropathy, and circulation disorders that allow injuries and slow healing which can result in amputation ofan extremity; high blood pressure and high cholesterol that can lead to heart disease and heart attack. The American Diabetes association recommends yearly eye exams and regular blood pressure, foot, and cholesterol exams. Thisisan excellent opportunity for diabetics in our area to receive these necessary examinations free of charge. To make an appointment please 1. call Beaver Valley Hospital at 438-253- Another note of interest: Dr. Badger, Cardiologist will be at the hospital May 10th for cardiac treadmill testing. Beaver Valley Hospital, in cooperation with; Utah Department of Health, Diabetes Control Program; American Diabetes Association, The National Society to Prevent Blindness; Dixie Eye Center; and Russell Olsen D.P.M. is happy to sponsor a FreeDiabetic ScreeningProgram. The clinic is for all known diabetics over the age of 1 3 . It will be held May 2 1 st, 1994 at Beaver Valley Hospital and Beaver Medical Clinic, from 1 --3 P.M. The clinic will include an eye exam by an opthamologist, foot exam by a podiatrist, blood pressure checks, al cholesterol exam, and education available. There will alsobe someone available to answer questions you may have concerning the disease. ma-teri- Beaver Co. Jr. Livestock Show The Beaver County Junior Livestock show will beheld May 14, 1994 at the Beaver County Fair Grounds in Minersville starting at 9:00 A.M. The livestock show will feature Feeder Lambs, followed by Cedar Pigs, Cedar Steers, Breeding Bulls and the Horse Show. During the course of 'the' day a BBQ Beefdinner will be served by the Minersville American Legion Auxiliary. For more information contact Shaun or Tammy Pearson at 3 or contact Mark Nelson at 43 86-24- 09 4-- H 00 Li no 0(0) OOil: To the citizens ofBeaver County, I would first like to take this opportunity to say a special "THANK YOU" toall the Democratic Delegates that supported me in the county convention for the office of County Commission. It was a great feeling to receive all the support from you that I did. I am looking forward to the Primary Election in June. I would also like to address a few concerns and let you know of my intentions. It was not my goal or desire to upset anyone when I filed for this office. I believe that we need qualified people in this important position. People that are willing to become involved and make decisions in the operation of our county government. People with new ideas and enthusiasm. People who are willing to OOSINM listen to suggestions and then make things happen. I believe I can do these things and have filed for this office. I will represent each of you fairly as citizens of Beaver County and become totally involved as a Commissioner. Recently, I have been elected to serve a second term on the Beaver City Council. If I am elected to the County Commission, I would resign from that position. I feel the past years served in city government would be a great asset to all the cities and towns. I feel we all need to work together as one to make Beaver County the best it can be. Sincerely, Robin Bradshaw Beaver. Utah MoiAei'd 2)ay Gdehation Free Plant to all Mothers. Bring the whole family. Jit Mother's Day Specials Fried Halibut Steak $7.50 Crab-Stuffe- d $6.90 Chicken Breast Fillet $6.85 Bacon Wrapped Pork Loin Fillet Dinners include Soup, Salad, Potato, Vegetable, Roll and Strawberry Short Cake, Ice Cream or Cobbler For Dessert 711 North Main Mom's Get 10 OFF 438-297- 7 Punch and Cookies Specials Roses in 2 gallon containers $7.49 Shovels $4.99 Perennial Flowers, 4" pot 590 10 Off All Ceramic Pots More in-sto- specials re 612 So. Main, Beaver Thursday, Friday and Saturday 438-225- 4 |
