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Show (m MILFORD IN JU y Thursday, Sept. 24, 1987 Page MOTION . OESSIE WILLIAMS BY 387-28- A m. ft! 38 v I ' 6 1st; Shawn Limb, 1st. 3 and over Geldings: Doug Riley, 2nd; RaCall Riley, 1st; Mike Riley, 1st; Sandy Belnap, 2nd; Heidi Clark, 1st; Jill Mayer 1st; Wade Gale, 2nd. Champion Mares: JeralynMayer, By BARBARA MAYER J Osborn, Shawn Limb, Blair 387-26Osborn, Grand Champion. Champion Gelding: J. D. Osborn, THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: . Grand Champion; Heidi Clark. ALL I EVEN REALLY NEEDED 1: Fitting and Showmanship, TO KNOW I LEARNED IN Heidi Clark, 1st; Jeralyn Mayer, KINDERGARTEN Grand Champion, Monica Filey, 2nd; By ROBERT FULGHUM Amy Davis, 2nd; Jeremy Gale, 2nd; M ost of what I really need to know Chet Wiseman, 2nd; Dallas Stewart, about how to live, and what to do, 2nd. and how to be, I learned in kinder12 & UP: Jill Mayer, Grand garten. Wisdom was not at the top Champion; ReCail Riley, 1st; Jimmy of the graduate school mountain but Hanley, 1st; Doug Riley, 2nd; Tifthere In the sandbox at nursery fany Riley, 2nd; Norm Echie, 2nd. school. Western Pleasure, 11 & UNDER: These are the things I learned: Dallas Stewart, Grand Champion; Share everything. Play fair. Dont Amy Davis, 1st; Jeralyn Mayer, hit people. Put things back where 1st; Jeremy Gale, 1st; Cody Gillies, you found them. Clean up your own 1st; Wade Gale, 1st; Laura Rust, mess. Dont take things that arent 1st; Nathan Blackner, 1st; Heidi yours. Say you're sorry when you Clark, 2nd; Chet Wiseman, 2nd; hurt somebody. Wash your hands Monica Riley, 2nd. before you eat. Flush. Warm cook12 4 UNDER: RaCall Riley, ies and cold milk are good for you. Grand Champion; Tiffany Riley, 1st; Live a balanced life. Learn some Jimmy Hanley, 1st; Jill Mayer, 2nd; and think some and draw and paint Norm Echie, 2nd; Doug KUey, 2nd. and sing and dance and play and Western Riding, 11 & UNDER: work every day some. Chet Wiseman, 1st; Jeralyn Mayer, Take a nap every afternoon. When 2nd; Heidi Clark, 2nd; Dallas Steyou go out into the world, watch for wart, 2nd. traffic, hold hands and stick toge12 & OVER: Jill Mayer, 2nd; ther. Be aware of wonder. ReJimmy Hanley, 2nd. member the little seed in the plastic 11 & UNDER: Amy Davis, 1st; cup. The roots go down and the Laura Rust, 1st; Tandy Getz, 1st; plant goes up and nobody really Cody Gillies, 1st; Nathan Blackner, knows how or why, but we are all 1st; Wade Gale, 2nd; Monica Riley, like that. 2nd; Jeremy Gale, Grand Champion. Western Riding, 12 & OLDER: Goidfish and hamsters and white Doug Riley, Grand Champion; Tifmice and even the little seed in the fany Riley, 1st; RaCall Riley, 1st; plastic cup they all die. So do we. Norm Echie, 2nd. And then remember the book about Pole Bending, 11 & UNDER: Cody Dick and Jane and the first word you 1st; Amy Davis, lst;Monica of Gillies, word all: the learned, biggest Riley, 1st; Jeremy Gale, 1st; Wade LOOK. Everything you need to know Gale, 2nd; Laura Rust, 2nd. is in there somewhere. The Gol12 & UNDER: RaCall Riley, saniand basic love and Rule den Grand Champion; Doug Riley, 1st. tation. Ecology and politics and 11 St UNDER: Jeralyn Mayer, sane living. Grand Champion. Think of what a better world it Key Hole: Jeralyn Mayer, Grand would be If we all -- the whole world-h- ad Jimmy Hanley, Grand Champion, cookies and milk about 3 o'clock Chet Wiseman, 1st; Jill Champion; every afternoon and then lay down Mayer, 2nd; Dallas Stewart, 2nd; with our blankets for a nap. Or If Amy Davis, 1st; Cody Gillies, 1st; we had a basic policy in our nation Wade Gale, Jeremy Gale, 2nd; and other nations to always put things 2nd; Nathan Blackner, 1st; Monica back where we found them and cleanRiley, 1st; Laura Rust, 1st; Tifed up our own messes. And it is fany Riley, 2nd; Tandy Getz, 2nd; still ture, no matter how old you1 RaCall Riley, 1st; Doug Riley, 2nd; out when Into the world, you go are, Norm Echie, 2nd. it is best to hold hands and stick toBarrells: RaCall Riley, Grand gether. Champion; Jeremy Gale, 1st; Amy Davis, 2nd; Cody Gillies, 2nd; Wade Gale, 1st; Laura Rust, 1st; Nathan Blackner, 1st; Monica Riley, 1st; Tiffany Riley, 2nd; Doug Riley, 1st; Tandy Getz, 2nd. 12 & OVER: Chet Wiseman, 1st place; Dallas Stewart, 2nd; Jill Mayer, 2nd; Jimmy Hanley, 1st; JeraHORSE SHOW lyn Mayer, Grand Champion. Yearling Filly: JD. Osborn, 1st; Dale Osborn, 2nd. Foal: Scott Wiseman, 1st. 2 Year Filly: Shawn Limb, 1st place; Dale Osborn, 2nd place. Mares: Monica Riley, 1st; Tiftoflirs All in the fany Riley, 1st; Blair Osborn, 1st; Scott Wiseman, 1st; Jeremy Gale, 1st; Jimmy Hanley, 2nd; Chet Wiseman, 2nd; Amy Davis, 2nd; Norm Echie, 2nd. 2 Year Geldings: JJ3. Osborn, Valley J. 16 Reed and Kleda Gillins went to Santa Clara on Thursday. On Friday the 18th they attended the wedding of their daughter, Sherri Welch In the St. George Temple. They stayed at the home of their daughter, Elaine Welch and family. They returned home on Sunday. Norman and Sherrle Thompson and children, Bruce and Gaylynn went to St. George on Friday to attend the of Sherrle wedding Welch. Then they went on to Henderson, Nevada where they visited with Norms sister, Lucille and his mother, LaRue Harris and they brought LaRue back home toMiners-vill- e. She had been in Henderson taking, care of Lucille after she had been injured In an accident. LaMarr Jones and three children from Memphis, Tenn. are here for a two week vacation with his parents, Leon and Audry Jones and his sisters, Barbara and Eddie Patterson and family, Sally and Jim Short and family, Connie and Joe Puffer and family. Visiting Al and Beverly Bealer over the weekend were their sons, Mitch and Sherilee Bealer and their sons, Adam and Eric from Cedar City; Scott and Grace Bealer and They family from Minersvllle. DirtHoy calendars on sale The Mllford Tigerettes are 12th Dawn G. On September Brlgde, Maurltia Davis, Sue Ann Marshall and Jacque Schow represented Beaver County at the Farm Bureau Intermediate Talent Show at the Utah State Fair. They clogged to "Rock Me Amadaus". Melissa Bridge represented Beaver County in the SeniorTalent Find withadance to "Banjo Fantasy." Marjorie Sherwood recently returned from a month long visit with her daughter, Laura and husband, David and three daughters, Bur- - now selling Birthday Calendars. The cost is $3.50 each which includes printing your families names on the calendar. If you have not been contacted 4, please call Janael Magalel at or Luciel Hardy at 387-23or 2644. Marjorie Gray at The proceeds from the sales will help defray the cost of uniforms. 387-506- 70 387-28- were joined by Tracy Bealer and her son, LaDell and Debbie and Ron Wunderllch and family for a family dinner to celebrate Eric's birthday. Berrie Messer from Fallen, Nevada spent the weekend of September 12th here visiting with Wendy and Austin Rose. The Senior Citizens held a Bazaar at the Senior Citizens Hall on Saturday the 19th. They had many lovely items and delicious baked goods for sale. They also displayed a beautiful quilt they are going to raffle off In October. The Union Pacific Old Timers Convention was held in Salt Lake City on September 13 through the 15th at the Marriott Hotel. Those attending from the Mllford Club and 33 were: Bob and Pat Auxiliary Davis, Gene and Pat Johnson, Charlie and Raraona Smith and Darrln and Robin Mc Knight. This was an excellent convention; the food was delicious, old friends got together and many new ones, too. Tours and games were arranged for those who could participate. Comments heard from out -- of -- staters were very favorable for Salt Lake City. The Mllford Club won second place In the Poster Award Contest. Lodge On May 9, 1987, members of Victory Rebekah Lodge 43 traveled to Delta, Utah for the Visitation of Berniese Bywater, President of the Rebekah Assembly of Utah, who was making her official visitation to Betah Lodge. Rebekah's from Mllford enjoying the evening were Olive Root, Neva Kinross, Margaret Lund, Lola Bridge, Dixie and Norman Lamb. 81 ML Zfe pepsi Shells Sabron Eggs $99 SllOperBox SPECIAL ON SATELLITE SYSTEM (Subject to Quantity on Hand) $795.00 Plus Tax - $1095.00 Installed BICYCLE TIRE REPAIRS 95(5 WITH BIKE PURCHASE Bicycle Lay Away Plan Box 1227 1040 North Main discuss bornudos, tailgate party, covj cropping contost to occur four board members must vote in favor of the change. Principal Wlllden explained the Mastery Math Program. It is an individualized program for the 7th and 8th graders and those 9th grade stduents who are not enrolled in the algebra program. Mr. Wlllden said it is a really good program that he feels will be very successful. The committee then discussed some activities during homecoming, Friday, October 2nd. Immediately following the parade all eyes will turn to the football field where the PAC is hosting a "Cow Dropping Contest." The field will be divided into equal spots all which will be sold for $5.00 each. A cow will be turned loose on the field. Whoever owns the spot where the cow relieves itself will win a cash prize. This is a new event to our area and should be a great deal of fun. Following the contest will be a tailgate party, with concessions and fun for everyone. Dinner will consist of a chili boat, delicious homemade chili served over covered with tortilla chips and cheese a drink and dessert. All at a very affordable price. All proceeds will go towards a new sound system In the gymnasium. The Parent --Advisory Committee (PAC) met at Mllford High School to discuss the upcoming school year. PAC President Betty Bacon reported on the outcome of the stu- dents request to wear bermuda shorts to school during the hot months. The student council did a random telephone survey of the Mllford area for high school students. The outcome was 211 In favor of allowing bermuda shorts and 29 opposed. PTA leader Sherri Yardley polled fund-raisi- for the elementary age children with everyone being in favor. The council and PAC members then attended a School Board Meeting and presented their request and the survey results. "Even if no change is made, our students learned a great deal about the democratic process," stated Principal Don Wlllden. The School Board voted in favor of a trial period for 2 the shorts. David White, Wayne W. Wiseman, James Mayer voted for. Heber Davis and Howard Bradshaw voted against. They can be up to 3 Inches above the knee. After the trial period which ends Sept. 30 the Board will conduct a District Wide Survey from the communities, staff and students. For the change In the dress code 3-- " Beaver, Utah 84713 6, Order of the Eastern Star of Utah held a special meeting Saturday, September 19, 1987 at 4:00 p.m. for the purpose of initiating two candidates: Bene' They also spent a day at Erie Canal Village and took a barge trip up the canal. They also visited Fort Stanurx- -a fort which was built In 1758, by the British. Linda and Tisha had to return home to Tooele after a weeks visit with Laura and family, but Marjorie was able to stay for a further three weeks. Upstate New York Is a very beautiful part of the state, with many of trees and fields of wild flowers. It was a most enjoyable visit with Laura and David and the three granddaughters. T. Johnson and Teresa Fawn Leko. Past Matron Alice Elmer presided over the openlngCeremony In the absence of the Worthy Matron Mary Nichols who was 111. Worthy Grand Matron Nancy R. Strader and Worthy Grand Patron Ralph B. Hodges were introduced. Past Grand Matrons RosamondR. Demman, 1972-7- 3, Marguerite Butand Ruth J. Rodges ler 1977-7- 8, 1982-8- 3 were introduced. Past Grand Patrons Joseph H. 1975-7Alvin E. Lange Demman We'll schedule them for maximum effectiveness throughout the campaign' period according to your budget. "fcWe'll counsel with you on how best to present your image to the voters of the area. . running for office More people get news from newspapers than any other medium You need newspaper newspapers ana newspaper aav?rt:s advertising to be eiected LHSSIPIEDS TTtie Date 03 Set FOR THE 3 Milford Methodist Church ANNUAL fiummago and Auction Grand Representatives Hampton Burke representing Maryland and Alice Van Horn representing Ohio were introduced. Recess followed and when Chapter was again called to order Worthy Grand Matron Nancy Strader conducted the Initiation with the help of her Grand Family of Officers who chairs. protemed in the vacant Members of Ruth Chapter 6, Order of Eastern Star participating In the initiation were Hamp Burke, Worthy "frWe'll reach the voters you want to reach with impact and frequency. Every day. more people gel news (rom newspapers than from any other about seven m 10 commedium pared tc about six m 10 lor television ana five n 10 for radio As a caa'Cate for political office you need uinneu 6, and Ernie M. Evans 1985-8- 6 were introduced. Other Grand Officers introduced were: Lawrence Butler, Associate Grand Patron; Dorothy C. Carr, Associate Grand Matron; Alice W. Houser, Grand Secretary; Roberta Roberts Patrick Grand Conductress; Marvel Leader, Grand Lecturer; Tricia Lee Westbrook, Grand Marshall; Betty Kittle, Grand Organist; Lois Madden, Grand Ahad; Dorothy Mansour, Grand Esther, and Stanley R. Strader, Grand Warden. 1982-8- help you lay out and write your ads. you're J ait Ruth Chapter "ArWe'll If ng JfcthCkap initiated der. "N3$y 22 Caliber Long Rifle Fair P.A.G. Navy. While there they all took a trip to Niagara Falls which was a spectacular sight and took a quick trip to the Canadian side of the bor- J1 ? Everyday Special - $i.796-Pac- k This picture was taken at the Beaver County Horse Grounds during the Beaver County Fair in August. accompanied there by her daughter, Linda and Linda's daughter, Tisha. Laura and family now live in Rome in Upstate New Yark. Her husband, David is a Commander in the and Open abbily. 4 Show new at tne i gundy, Ashleyand Cassady. She was Beaver Mountain Outfitters I'jlftrncss Sports ' '41 Rosalie Patron; Burke, Con- ductress; Betty Wright, Associate Alice Elmer, MarConductress; shall; Alice Van Horn, Esther and Lois Altman, Secretary. After the initiation ceremony re -'cess was called. Then acting Matron Alice Elmer resumed the office. Worthy Grand Matron NancyStra-de- r MARK YOUR CALENDAR gaveashortmessagefollowedby . r MM I S I r I B If f - 1 1 In f! Hi WJfflUU Phone 387-28- 81 . MILF0RD 8rd an even shorter message from the Worthy Grand Patron Ralph B.Hod- ges. Chapter and guests Ranch for plete with Ice then closed and members were invited to the Burke a roast beef dinner com -Fresh Homemade Peach Cream. Members from Price and Cedar City returned to their homes that evening others stayed in Mllford overnight. NOW FOR Call for Pickup 0f Keith Long 387-28- 71 Kevin Long 387-28- 14 Bill Wagner 387-28- 34 All Items; . |
