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Show BP 81 r m mss. . 1 Grand Marshall, Connie Chris left assisted by Queen Christy WUlden Marshall, and First Attendant Marcle Dotson perform the rib - r a ft) fi c am in M t l m Horse show Winners 8, 1986. GELDINGS j 2. Wiio i Irlving becomes tedious, try a memory game. The firstper-so- n says, "I went on a trip and too an avalanche warning device." The second person repeals, and adds, "I went on a trip and took an -- avalanche-w- FITTING & SHOWMANSHIP UNDER 13 YEARS OLD: Jerilyn Mayer, Grand Champion, Tiffany Riley, Blue; Monica Riley, Red; Clayton Williams, White. 14 AND OVER 13: Jill Mayer, Grand Champion; Karen Jensen, Blue; Doug Riley, Red; Misty Mem-moRed. tt, WESTERN PLEASURE UNDER 13 YEARS OLD: Tiffany Bake Contest The cake contest at the Beaver County Fair was small, but cakes were top quality. unsweetened chocolate, pre --melted. Add 5 eggs, one at a time, beat well after each. Sift together 2 14 cups sifted cake flour and 1 tsp. each, soda and salt. Add to creamed mixture, alternately with 1 cup buttermilk, and beat. Add 14 cup mashed fresh raspberries plus 2 heaping tablespoons of raspberry jam to batter. Mix In gently with spoon. Bake in greased and lightly floured sheet cake pan and bake at 350 degrees for minutes. Then cool. After 5 cooling spread about 12 jar of raspberry jam on to cake. Top with fudge frosting. pourible consistency. UP4L officials are now rounding volunteers to help load the hay to be donated. The company will transport the hay to a railroad siding at Hiawatha, where Utah Railway Co. will have three boxcars watting. Utah Railway will then transport the hay to a point where Union Pacific Railroad can pick It up and haul It to the Southeast. Both railway companies are donating their services. up local ffiffi Send address changes to Beaver County Heel 68, Milford, Utah 8751 , Telephones IN UTAH W2.00 PER YEAR ELSEWHERE $19.00 PER YEAR COPY DEADLINES -M- 1 m mm Vole US SmttO' 4 Volt Counlt Slwitl 0 BUREL tocond Intend cImi Mtter weekly Mil of AARJORIE GRAY CORRESPONDENTS KENNETH . . JESSIE WILLIAMS WILMA DAVIS . DA R BAR A MAYER stitute teaching at Milford High School during the coming school year should contact him or call as soon as possible. 51 Official Primary Ballot For Beaver County, Utah August 19, 1986 Cunty Clufc REPUBLICAN MEL . INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for cendidete piece e cro., X in the et the right ot the name of the person for whom you desire to vote end in no other .quer. Do piece. not vote for any candidate listed under more then one pertv or orouo detionatian. On loi Out NOTE A primary election is not required tnis year lor any other parties If ford Poet Stair Bod 01 IrnKt tducaliwi No MUlwa Vole loi One MICHAEL I TRUWAW fSarr JAMES A. MAYER MICHAEL 0. YARDLEY Piedml " Q v.ii- - v.: RICHARD A. BRADSHAW ALFRED LEO CARVALHO .CiajBWILUAMS' "'""CI Q JQ "Q Vole lor One KARL I MICHAEL NEOLA J' i Q ' I. TRUMAN S. BROWN W. ROLLINS M J MICHAEL D. YARDLEY Taul B. Barton, County Clerk of Beevcr CMTtv, rtu!., crrt'fy t(ir, I, M. CARTER ' Um i'oicuioe ij : In u be used In the Primary Election Beaver County on August 19, 1986, with additions front OS BORN an c rM ! iibfiwn w ea flit H kudu, vm mum " ranee '" n imwi, Ve, tMiviiii'lt, mil fj imtC t mr til nn mim JMaUir Published Vole lor One fj fi BENE T. JOHNSON Q Q D. RICHARDS JAMES A. MAYER I fiecmcl JOSEPH P. DUFFY i j 0t In RICHARD A, BRADSHAW ALFRED LEO CARVALHO GLEN (RUSSELL) voje.o.on, RICHARD jj pnct jusi,c, Millwd B. CRAIG rr?""1 ; B. YARDLEY J. D. 0S8ORN "o ' CLIFFORD mim ROWLAND Stale BoarD ot Education ,i.r , ggtCff ,;l.i:B:iUf:m 1 DUFFY BNEJU0HN)N ' vco. i' Peace JOskprTp. Q Q D. RICHARDS j. REED BESSIE EDWARDS by his Weed; grandparents Marion R. Crumpacker of Portola and Dorothy and Far re 11 Fotherlngham of Woodland; and great -- grandparents Luella and Parley Vance Fisher of Woodland. The family requests any contributions be made to theSharing Place, 5105 F St., Sacramento, CA 95819; the Children's Heart Fund, 1720 Cathay Way, Sacramento, CA 95835; or the Heart Research Foundation of Sacramento, 3900 J St., Sacramento, C A 95819. Milford High School Principal, Lee R. Pettey, has announced that interested in doing subanyone 387-27- Is survived Crumpacker parents Patty and Tom Crumpacker of Weed; sister Brittney Ann of YARDLEY RICHARD W. ROLLINS . CMMPACKER Graveside services for Christopher Robert -- Douglas -- Par ley C rum -packer were held at Mount Venon Memorial Park in Fair Oaks Monday, July 28. Bishop Michael Fotherlngham of Concord officiated the service. Crumpacker was born May 29, 1986 In Mount Shasta. He died from a congenital heart defect on July 25, 1986. .Hlf crd nigh W.SCOTT JR. KARL mmt HI mMm ell iw aQg" , Ruth Ann 2 Allen Marten Grand Champion, blue; Walt Kerksiek, blue; David Kerksiek, blue; Steven Kerksiek, 3 blue; Katrina Storlck, blue; George Connel, 2 red; Sidney Marshall, Grand Champion; Allen Mayer, blue; Arlene Malchus, blue; Caroline Hutchlngs, blue; Sharla Bradshaw, 3 blue; Gina Bradshaw, blue; Colleen Bradshaw, blue; Lucille Puffer, 4 blue. nts Q S. OLIVER CRAIG NEOLA S. BROWN MILFORD IM MOTION . MDTERSVILLE SAN RUSTICO VALLEY . ADAMS VI LLE GREENVILLE BEAVER SPORT8 AND NEWS Latter-DaySal- TERRY LEE WILLIAMS CLIFFORD B. CRAIG InMMHaMiMtiiMiiM. Managing Editor and Publisher IOLA ELIZABETH CARTER tola Elizabeth Carter, 78, died August 9, 1986, at a daughter's residence In Ogden. She was born Oct. 10, 1907, In Mlllvllle to Em 11 and Lillian Hovery Brandt. She married Albert Deloy Carter on June 3, 1931, In NephL He died May 27, 1973. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of and of Rebekah's Lodge of Milford, where she served as Lodge Past Noble Grand. She Is survived by her children: Em 11 Lue Williams and Billle Ann Rowley, both of Milford and Mrs. Earl (Myrna) Wheeler of Ogden. She is also survived by 13 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and two sisters: Winona Box, Bountiful and Frances Schaerrer, Salt Lake City. She was preceded in death by a son, Bert. Graveside services were held under the direction of the Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuary. se, TO VOTERS: To vote for e' candidate piece e cren X in the iquere t the right of the neme of the person for whom you detire to vote end in no other piece. Do not vote for eny cendidete lilted under more then one porty or group designation. Oistiicl QHOAY NOQN era erne e Ml 07-00- In the Office. IN ADVANCE RATES ,$(ISCfTOW tuary. Richard Yardley, blue; Betty Jim Inez, 2 blue, 2 red; Sherrle Henry, Grand Champion; May Klever, 1 blue, 1 red; Jim my Pierce, blue; Imelda Banks, 3 blue; Vivian Able, blue; Katy Thompson, 2 blue, red; Heidi Davis, 3 blue; Karen Marchant, 2 red; Klmberly March ant, 2 blue; Kyle Marchant, blue; Krlsten Marchant, blue. Marie Marshall, red; Dori blue; Ruth Hutnal, red; Morgan Fuller, blue; Brandy Gregerson, white, red; Laurel Puffer, 2 blue; Andrea Albrecht, 3 blue; Melissa Albrecht, 3 blue; Sidney Marshall, blue; Lucille Hardy, 3 blue, Troy Hardy, blue; Jerry DeWeese, 2 blue, red; Vivian Abies, 2 blue; Teresa Ashworth, 3 blue, red; Craig Wright, Grand Champion, blue. Melba Marshall, 2 blue, red; Jennifer Fuller, 2 blue; Mary Jane Fuller, 2 blue; Krlsten Fuller, blue; LeAnn Joseph, blue, 2 red; Loretta Hales, blue, 2 red; Ruby Willesen, red; Elvie Hodges, blue, 4 red; Denny Albrecht, 2 blue, red; Lesa Albrecht, 2 blue, red; Kim Hutchinson, blue; Gail Coston, Grand Champion, blue, red; Shirjey gar- INSTRUCTIONS USPS kM projects. DEMOCRATIC I I blithed at MiKord, Utah M7SI Box He died 1928, In Salt Lake City. Oct. 24, 1933. She married William Ray Powell Utah. April 14, 1937, In Parowan, 1969. He died Feb. 7, She was member of the Church of Saints. Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y She is survived by her children Mrs. Earl T. (Ha) Hess, Kearas; Lavar, West Jordan; Ellen Thompson Pendleton, Holladay; Mrs. Gary (Molly) Jensen, Hunter and Dick Powell and Bill Powell, both ofMll-for- d. She is also survived by 21 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren; her sisters: Mrs. Lawrence (Rena) Powell and Susan Mur-doc- k, both of Beaver; andMrs.Fred (Glenna) Puffer, North Creek, Utah. Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Milford LDS WardChapel. Burial In the Mountain View Cemetery, Beaver, under the direction of Roger D. Olpln Southern Utah Mor- The company now has a total of acres under cultivation. UP4L ratepayers have saved as much as $7.5 million per year because of the farms. The power plant water has been given a second use, and agricultural researchers from Utah State University and Brlgham Young University have found the farms to be fertile ground for research : FUDGE FROSTING In sauce pan melt 4 T. butter (Margarine) and 2 one ounce square of unsweetened chocolate over low heat. Stir constantly. Remove from heat stir in 3 cups sifted powdered sugar and 2 teaspoons vanilla, blend in hot water, about 4 T. until almost 0. married Lester Ray limb May 15, 750 ; She Merchant. Ann Twltchell 5 30-3- 'STHASTlfl: She was born May 16, 1907, In Beaver to Charles Glen and Rachael and Grafts rer3ariilrlt,Hed,' Ribbons flu or :i3 ner, blue. blue; Tucker, GLORIA YOUNG CHOCOLATE SUPREME SURPRISE Cream 1 cup shortening and 2 cups sugar until light. Blend in 2 tsp. vanilla and 4 one ounce sqares of V pital. plants. prts Judges ruled that all were 1st place, but chose as grand champion was Gloria Young who received a plaque and $25.00 for her chocolate supreme surprise. $10.00 and 1st place ribbons went to Sandi Edwards for her swizled marbled pound cake and JoAnn Nelson for her chocolate Mayonnaise. Samples of prize cake were distributed to all. Other 1st place cakes were sold at 10? a slice. A ELVIE LENORA POWELL Elvie Lenora Merchant Limb 1986, Powell, 79, died August 8, Hosin the Milford Valley Memorial of constructing expensive wastewater treatment facilities. But instead of treating the water and letdeting tt go away, the company cided to use the water to Irrigate farms located next to the power Riley, Grand Champion; Jerilyn Madevice, and a blus balyer, Blue; Monica Riley, Red;Clay-to- n loon." The next person repeats Williams, Red. all of the aoovj and adds a new 14 AND OVER: Misty Memmott, item, such as a "a curiois coin Grand Champion, Karen Jensen, collection." The gam e may progress throigh the alphabet or be Blue; Jill Mayer, Red; Doug Riley, Red. non -- alphabetical and continues un. WESTERN RIDING til someone mnivvt an error. Karen Jensen, Trophy; Jerilyn 3. A bingo , card, prepared, in advancer with such .items Mayer, Blue; Misty Memmott, Red; (iam6s of cities, rivers, traffic stgtts and Doug Riley, Red; Tiffany Riley, various animals, will keep the childRed; Jill Mayer, Red; Monica Riley, White. ren more alert. ( In the Division of Arts and Crafts TIMED EVENTS 4. Bring along a resource kit. POLE BENDING: Jill Mayer, y the following were winners at the The kit shmld coniain a pencil and a sharpener, colored pencils, an Grand Champion; Doug Riley, Blue; I Beaver County Fair: Rachel Hardy, 1 red, 1 blue; a blank small ruU' Tiffany Riley, Blue; Karen Jensen, eraser, :var, ,f Bonnie Hardy, 7 blue, 2 red; Amber a folder in whirh to kwep papers, a Blue; Monica Riley, Red; Jerilyn small notebook, and blank maps. Mayer, Red; Misty Memmott, Red; i Hardy, blue; Todd Baxter, blue; I Betty Baxter, grand champion, blue; Put topic headings in the notebooks Clayton Williams, White. 1 Glnni Acklln, blue; Buffy Hardy, such as "What is different here?" KEY HOLE RACE: Jill Mayer," 3 blue; Sandi Hardy, 2 blue, Julie and "What is exactly lijce home?" Grand Champion; Monica Riley, 1 Grand Champion, blue; Thompson, The children could keep a comBlue; Tiffany Riley, Blue; Karen j Kathy Acklln, blue; Nancy Smith, 3 JeridisJensen, Blue; DougRlley, Red; plete travel log that includes 2 red; Cathy Jim Inez, 2 blue, blue, tance traveled each day, cost of gas lyn Mayer, Red; Misty Memmott, j 2 red. per day, miles per gallon and cost Red; Clayton Williams, Red. Colleen Boyter, 1 blue, 1 red; BARRELL RACE: Jill Mayer, of meals. Your children can comHelen Hayford, blue; Beverly Davis, Grand Champion, Karen Jensen, pute the distance between towns with blue; Florean Smith, red; Virginia a good road map. They can also Blue; Doug Riley, Blue; Misty Memt Glllins, 3 blue; Golda Williams, red; learn to estimate the arrival time. mott, Blue; Clayton Williams, Blue; Lance Brelnholt, 2 blue; Brelnholt, 5. Keep a travel journal, in Monica Riley, Red; Jerilyn Mayer, 2 blue, 1 red, Nelsha Brelnholt, their travel journal, children could Red; Tiffany Riley, Red. 4 blue, 1 red; Hattie Greenwood, 3 note different types of landscape and blue; Patsy Webb, 2blue;TeriEyre, geologic formations, and unusual 2 blue; Brandy Jim Inez, 2 blue; NEWS ADVERTISERS names such as "Loud Mouth, VirAlison Yardley, 5 blue, 1 red. ginia", or Truth or Consequences, Andrea Yardley, 3 blue; Carolyn WANT YOUR BUSINESS New Mexico." Keep an eye on the blue; Heidi Yardley, blue; jYardley, types of traffic you encounter such as cattle or logging trucks. Notice clothing and hairstyles which might be different from home. Official Primary Ballot For 6. For an activity that develops Beaver County, Utah creativity, have the children make up August 19, 1986 sentences based on the spelling of CwHrty CUrk each state's name. Utah, for exam pie, could be broken down as Ugly, Tiny Ant Houses, or Used Teacups Are Heavy. Encourage observation about regional contrast and geography. arning re- When the power plants were built, UPL was faced with the prospect Ribbon receplents In the Produce Department of the Beaver County Fair were: Clark and Mary Glllins, 7 Blue, 3 Red; Janet Boles, 2 Blue; 2 Blue, 2 Red; Lesa Albrecht, Florean Smith, S Blue, 2 Red; Nicholas Marshall, GrandChamplon;Wll-m- a Davis, 3 Blue; Jess Baker, Grand Champion; Virgil Oertle, Grand Champion, 2 Blue, 1 Red; Nancy Smith, Grand Champion, 6 Blue, 2 Red; Matt WUlden, Red; Vlckl Dutson, 1 Blue, 1 Red; Brent Edwards, 1 red; Sandy Edwards, Blue; Allsha Edwards, 2 Red; Qulnton Edwards, 2 Blue; Heather Edwards, 2 Rod; Flossie Adams, 3 Red; Bessie Edwards, Blue, Red; Anthony Bealer, Blue. Grand-fjhampio- J Obituaries! ? sources. roduco Winners Jill Mayer, Grand Champion; Misty Memmot, Blue; Kathy Riley, Red; Doug Riley, Red. MARES: Grand Champion, Shawn limb; Jerllyn Mayer, Blue; Clayton Williams, Red; Tiffany Riley, Blue; Monica Riley, Red; Richard Yardley, Red; Karen Jensen, Red. STALLIONS: Mike Riley - their map. They may also draw rivers and other geographical features and mark cities, counties, monumeils, or points of interest. do-na- f Area possible use of scarce water Utah Power Uht Co. will te 100 tons of hay as part ot Utah's effort to help fanners In the drought --stricken Southeast. The hay was grown on company research farms adjacent to UP&L electric generating plants In Emery County. The 100 tons represents 10 . percent of the total 1,000 tons sought by Utah organizers of the emergency relief effort. Searing temperatures In the East have destroyed hay crops and have left farmers from Southern Pennsylvania to Northern Florida without enough food for cattle. Many states have since begun organizing relief efforts. Utah's effort is being spearheaded by the Utah Farm Bureau and the Utah Department of Agriculture. Utah Power It Light Co. officials responded when a call went out for Utah farmers to donate any hay they could spare. UP&L's hay was grown on an exresearch farm at perimental the Hunter Power Plant near Castle Dale. The company has maintained research farms at Its Emery County power plants since 1977 in an effort to hold down costs for ratepayers and make the most efficient Results of the Horse Show held at the Beaver County Fair August Try a few of these techniques to make your summertravelsmorefun and educational: 1. Prepare a map of Utah andor the United States by tracing an outline of the area you will be traveling in from an atlas or road map. When your children spot license plates of the various states, they can color in the corresponding states on f0 OOQlG tone of toy 1113 bon cutting ceremony for the Beaver County Pair last Thursday morning. RIBBON CUTTING I I yy WILLIAMS t": l!lV.,M.M. '" VoletoiQne ROWLAND j. D. BJfARDLEY 0SB0RN REED M. CARTER - pruc'r.ctn ndW 'or nubile Informal lam. stf- i&U&i&7ek iiTiemi? Paul Heaver County ClerV the Beaver County News August 14 1981 Q Q Pi I |
