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Show nrwra-:B7F- 1 Recent admissions to th Mil-fo- rd ValleyMemorial Hospital were September 26; Mel Rawlinson, Milford; Annette Munk, Prow, Utah. September 27: Arvllla Williams, Garrison, Utah; HedwegKasftnan, Baker, Kevada. OF A (A POTPOURRI September 28: Km Patersoa, Salt Lake Cttyj and Anna Rae Carter of Minersvllle, Utah. September 29: Delmar Kesler, City, Milford; Hilda Mapes, Cedar ' KIND) VAXDERIN6 Well, It's October the 10th hunt was to actually get a deer. mooth of the year. But, getting back to October October has always beea a October also means fall has offl of mine, ft is a month of dally arrived and with its arrival both beginnings and endings. Tht comes colder weather, hinting at vara m&sob of the year is now the first signs of winter, shortly down the road. The leaves are changpast and the fall season Is here la an Its splendor, with winter wilting to brilliant crimson, russet and ing just around the corner. gold. It gets darker earlier at night The first frost of the year usually and stays darker later In the mornoccurs In October and farmers must ings. It's time to change the clocks finish harvesting most crops, but the again. cold weather does not come to stay. fi'i also time to put away summer Days of warm, hazy sunshine, the Indian Summer, come later. shorts and tops and bring out the October seems like such a busy sweaters, coats, mittens, and boots. And with the colder weather Octomonth. Schools are In full gear, also tends to bring on the colds ber colleges have started and the exciteand sore throats (at least to my ment of the football season dominates the sports scene, even though family) that seem to last all winter the World Series steals some of long. And as usual, along with the colds the spotlight early in the month. and sore throats come the accom -Hockey teams also be gin their schedules in October. panylng fever. Bat, there's much more to OctoNow to most people, most of the ber than football, baseball, and unless extremely time a fever Hockey. Is a minor indiand sudden high For example the first weekend In that cation something is not right October means the LBS Church's It is not, by itself, with the body. semi-annu- al conference will cona problem. major vene. And naturally the weather will But, to some a fever can be cause leave a bit to be desired, since the near panic. Especially to those for weather is traditionally less than who for some reason, absopeople perfect when general conference lutely, positively cannot read a theris held. In fact, I'm lucky If I mometer. And, on the second Monday of the can even see the thermometer itmonth schools and various organizations celebrate Columbus Day self, let alone that thin line that shows the body's temperature. honoring ChrlstopherColumbua' arrival in America on October 12, Now I could really get a complex 1492. about all this except for one thing. Continuing the list of October Somebody I like and admire a great happenings one finds that the week deal recently told me (after learnafter conference Is traditionally ing of this Inability of mine and UEA for school teachers the patiently trying to teach me to state over. This means a four-d- ay read" one) that everybody was an idiot break for students and usually in one area or another and obvia boost In sales for Salt Lake City ously reading thermometers was my merchants as teachers often start idiot area. their Christmas shopping between Guess I'll have to buy myself meetings at the Salt Palace. And, more and more it seems like the one of those new digital thermomonth of October starts the Christmeters that print out the temperamas season In many of the downture in big bold red (or sometown area stores. For in walking times green) numbers.Thoselought through some of the stores "up to be able to read. (Especially if I north" one can already find Christget my glasses changed in the near mas cards, and wrapping paper, etc. future.) But wait, October still isn't comThen with my trusty thermometer, plete. For in Utah, a very special, couple of boxes of Kleenex and anxiously awaited, eagerly anticiOf several event takes course, good books I should have a place. pated I'm referring to the Great Deer good start on not only October, but the upcoming winter as well. Hunt. For weeks prior to the openabout one tales weekend hears ing last year's 'great' hunt and how this year's will be even bigger and ta-vo- rtta r A Utah..... $ p JLr September SO: Ada Rose, Milof and Lance Fordham ford; Greenville. October 2: Pete Aqulso, Baker, Nevada; Max Carter, Mtaersrllle, and Korean Bradshaw, Milford. -- f A. - A r -A A-- - . THE MINERSVILLE EMT's: The emergency medical technicians (EMT's) from Minersvllle pose with their new ambulance. Proud as punch, and efficient and dedicated, they provide a valuable service to Minersvllle and Beaver County. Missing from HAT PARTY BEGINS NEW YEAR FOR :A' A- . A .:... , ,.;..; .. 1 V. ,, : . . i the picture Is Dene Craw, who is probably more responsible for the Minersvllle EMT's and ambulance than any other person. They go where they are needed, under the direction of the Milford Valley Memorial Hospital. Shop With The Beaver County News Advertisers n ESA SORORITY Epsllon Sigma Alpha held its first social at the home of Gloria on Monday, September 26. The social was a "Hat Party" with everyone wearing a different variety of hat. Prizes were given with Ruth Smith winning most original, Sheila Brlnkman - biggest; Carol Wiseman - booby prize; Su-zAtldn - best theme and Mae-DeKirk ran away with the funott an an niest. delicious taco salad dinner with was served by the Hostesses MaeDean Kirk andGloriaMc-Dermot- t. Afterwards everyone participated in an auction of white elephant gifts with Sheila Brlnkman acting as auctioneer. ESA would like to welcome the new rushees that attended the social. They were: Julie Thompson, Kristen Mayer, Diane Johnson and Kathy Kenny. Everyone in attendance had an enjoyable time. A jello salads The Unique Boutique 71 A North Main Phone 4778050 OWNERS: NATIONAL 1WSPAPER LUAN (TESS) AND AUDRYE Utah Pawsn, DALT0N-MAL0N- E DALTON-ARASI- M Free Drawing Ticket Just "V" Get Your Free Drawing A Free Press: Democracy First Defense i For Store - No Purchase Necessary ' Drawing Will Take Place on Saturday, 0ctober-- 8 Coming 5nnriQ: Into STORE HOURS: Our MONDAY thru 10 A.M. SATURDAY to 6 c P.M. 6$ Page 3 Thursday, October 6, 1983 better. I'm sure many do go for the seriousness of the hunt and with the hope of getting their deer to help provide meat through the com -ing winter. I'm just as sure many go hunting simply for the partying that goes on. I once knew a guy who talked up the hunt for two months before he actually went. I heard all about the supplies needed and the excitement of sleeping under the stars, etc. It was only the day before be left that I also found out that he wasnt even taking a gun. Seems he felt if he took his gun, then he would have to shoot it and with his luck he would probably get a deer, and then he'd be stuck cleaning and packing out a deer. And the last thing he wanted to do on the deer ' MILFORD SCHOOL tiro MONDAY, October 10 ' ; lift tlf ImJ . '?sr-- " f j ' -- rSS&zsr-- if1 ill if Silv-1!- ; t-- gfWf spffim r I? 1 15 LA . Tacos Seasoned green peas Bread Sticks Pink applesauce Raisin cookies Milk TUESDAY, October 11 Frankfurter schnitzel Tossed green salad Crisp carrott sticks Chilled peaches Chocolate cake Milk WEDNESDAY, October 12 Power source burgers Printout potatoes Vegetable chips Apple bytes Basic milk THURSDAY, October 13 Hot dogs ' Buttered corn Celery sticks Fruited red jello iiisri Milk FRIDAY, October 14 Creamed tuna on toast Buttered green beans Crisp carrott sticks Chilled fruit cup Peanut butter delight Milk 1 U 4 UGHT COMPANY what each The Energy Saving Calculator shows electrical appliance costs to operate. 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