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Show Dcavcrc frouol to lonob for opener The Beaver County Republican Repub-lican Womens Club was organized or-ganized August 11th at the home of Connie Marshall, Minersville, Utah. Those women who attended attend-ed the meeting were honored to have Delores Bennet, President of the Utah Womens Wo-mens Republican Club, there with her three presiding officers. of-ficers. Mrs. Bennet conducted the m eeting and read the pledge to new selected officers. New officers are: president, Connie Con-nie (Cris) Marshall; Vice-president, Vice-president, Pam McMullin; Secretary, Jean Carter; and treasurer, Suzanne Dalton. This club Is for all Beaver County women. Those interested, inter-ested, contact Connie Marshall, Marsh-all, Minersville. Milford caught a bye when Panguitch cancelled all football foot-ball games for the year, so the Beavers will be the only Beaver County team seeing action before school opens. Coach AlMarshall's Beav-' Beav-' ers travel to Kanab for their l first game Friday under the lights and it is rated top ac -tion in the league as the only other game is North Sevier at Parowan. Both the Cowboys and Beavers are figured to be contenders this year, and will be going for a win. Milford is down over the cancellation, but new coach Monte Lee is looking forward for-ward to their first contact when Kanab comes to Milford Mil-ford next week. Panguitch just didn't have sufficient turnout to play football so will probably start sharpeningtheirshoot-ing sharpeningtheirshoot-ing eye for round ball. North Sevier is always tough and Parowan has been a comer in recent years, so look for some fine football foot-ball as the Region Eight pigskin pig-skin gets underway. |
