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Show V Beaves County IIevs By: Bill Wagner A Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! These are the words we enjoy and infrequently experience. Generally we thank of a bargain as a purchase wherein the price is considered lower than the value of the commodity. This last week we enjoyed the bargains made available at the auction and rummage sale Seminar On Three-Hou- r Home Management se""'ina' designed !c she you that it's realty possible to manage your norne nurture yeu lamily ana still hart tim tnt) tntrgy ttii tor ptrtontl Oaficpmvm. Finaliy! A Hundreds of ways to have a neat nouse, happy kids, and calm parents ail at the same time. How to eliminate ali scraps of floating paper. How to calendar and schedule your time. Household hints for more efficient use of your space and time. no-na- 4 DENIECE SCHOFIELD Seminar leader, Deniece Schofiald, is the author of Confessions of an Organized Housewife, Confessions of a Happily Organized Family, Escape From the Kitchen, and Spnroirg tns Time Trap. She has ten the national spokesperson for Proctor and Gamble and is conently a contributing ed:to' for Woman's Day Magazine. As a noted expert on home and time management, Deniece has appeared throughout the United Stales and Canada on television and radio programs. Thursday, September 15 accepted $15.00 on'y 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. VETERANS OF UTAH OUTREACH Veterans In nee J of assistance with the Veterans Administration may visit with Mr. F,F. Martine?. of the D'sabled A:, r; lean Veterans during the month of September. Mr. Martinez is the Department Service Officer for the DAV and has been accredited by the Veterans Administration. These claims may Involve requ- 438-289- PROGRAM 388-M- .V .sr "." W r-- 3 ,lr. .ir..-- rf T .. , Colleen Farncw from Las Ve?as , spent a week vh.ima' her n'otu-rNettie Mvers, then her husUi Dor? i.'.- :;airis came ami they went w rl . to their cabin f.r a Verua Thompson spent a K'v.Jas in Salt Lake. Her daughtei 1 :itee returned home 'with her. Eodney and Lee Ann Carter have a new baby girl born in the Beaa ver Hospital Sept. 7th. Shed-aHrady at home. Grandparent art' Mr. Mrs. Dean CarMrs. Merrell Var. ter, and Mr. dley from Heaver, and Great Gr- rer.'iire Gillins had eye surgery in St. Goerge and is home : ccuperating. The shimming pool is closed for the winter. The people of Miners-v'il- e especially the kids enjoyed it iy much this summer. Minersville held their ward conference Sunday all the Stake Presidency and the people over each organization spoke on the different departments, li was a very tnten-'-- i -- t d..y. Tammy liollingshead spent the Labor Day weekend home with her parents, Marshall & Nellie Holling- sheari. Maxine & Ralph Bailey spent the long weekend v.dth her mother, Hilda Marshall, & Ianae Marshall went to inn; i andparents are Mr. I Mrs. stierl Carter. They na.Vied tier Calie Car- ter. a & Berne 11 McA,fer spent Lela days with Arslul Fvans . They came to attend Kirt & Carol Davis wedding in Beaver. Garland & Carrna Hollmgshead from Pioche, Nevada spent a while here to attend Ralph and June Pearson's Golden Wedding. a Velm few Ie ProvoThursday on business. Lots of Miners viile people enjoyed the horse races and fair at Parowan during the Labor Day Weekend. Lola Sohn is in Las Eerras with her son Carlos & Beverly Rutin. They came up and got her and she went back with them. Gladys Myers is home after spend ing a couple of weeks in Fallen, Nevada with her daughter Sally f oe Smith, then she went to Salt Ik,? to see her eye doctor. Mervin and Ethel Baker from spent a few days visiting their daughter Dixie and Raul Pearson and enjoyed Ralph & June's Nevada Wedding. A Fire Side was held In the Minersville Ward and Norman Thompson was the speaker. llk omrnisnlty li Its ft Pride Nw sr Bs, ADVANC F prpTlON HATT UTAH "T i' .'.'! -' COP Co.n-- S IN' Si').(.:; BIRTH l j new J,' 3 f . ! 5 '4 Tf 1 i Memberships for the year. The cost is $2.00 per person. We would like to encourage all parents, grandparents, and members of the community to join. If you haven't been 1988-8- PTA 3 school 9 ' f 3 P 3 Courtney Ann Rogers r vt not' nn Pnirorc wan rvrn J contacted and would like to join, GSeptember 4, 1983 at 10:30 a.m. 3 Hto Francis and Evan Rogers. The' please call: Adrianne Whittaker, Wlittle miss weighed 6Ibs. 15 o?.s. Bonnie Hardy, are Rillu .7n anri fl , Memor Toni Williams, Vn?cri of Milfnri .terru X in PTA barthe is best bership Betty Olson of Glen Canyon CityJ gain around. Please support the utan; tareat-uran- a parents are PTA. Sheridan Rogers of Milford; Gene & ' ? f Carol Bishop of Kinkley; Hazel Nel; jjson of Hyrum; Neil Olson of Black-- j Hfoot Idaho; and Franci.ColroeneroT Natural Vegetivle LAX AT5VE so; San Diego, California: Great 0VEHNIUH1 OF CONSTICATION fUR GfNIlt StLitf Great Grandmother Goida Christ Next lime vou a lara'.ve, qe' nensen of Delta, Utah. ri.'fiet fie Naiuie s Renif-TAay N at uire s U.e'iUjhi Courtney joins a brother, David' lis unlive tnqreoienlt aie so and will end Sept 10th. It is open 3:00 - 4;00 each day. We will also have it open for Back to School Night. We hope everyone will come to the Elementary library and check out the great selection of books and other items available. Anyone is welcome to attend our Boak Fair. Also, it's that time of year again. Our PTA Membership Committee is 387-279- 7; r!3 A -- 387-275- 6; Cranrt-narpri- ts 387-269- 2. . Si Natorgfe Remedy -- you cap lake N.iturts dcpendaDle and feel bener Bomedy tonight S,t-- HASP r - at home. i Evan and Francis Rogers woaldi to thank the Doctors and Staff of Milford ValleyMemorial Hospital i alike Pot free Nature s Humify samtile. sena name arM a':niess to. Slamlnrd CI Ot:. Nfl Oflor Box materials lor their classroom. So everyone please come out and support your children! The PTA is a great organization and has brought many interesting programs to our area to benefit both students - and parents alike. Any money that this group raises goes to the betterment of the school system. The halls and classrooms are a lot cooler this year at Milford Elementary thanks to the $350.00 donated by the PTA towards three new air conditioners. We can "thank" the PTA by "supporting" them with their different projects throughout the year here in Milford. So-- - lets go to "Back to School Night" and see how the school operates; attend the "Book Fair" and buy a few choice books for our children, and sign up to be a member of this organization! Keep up the good work, officers and members of Milford's PTA! 1 3 MS'' 7 Carol ! I y ii. s mi sir fc', it I ?ff k fa- --- V I p fct kt fai i I fr- -- THOSE LOVE ABLE V Sepier r liililEl N T- A i I 'Lib ii::ADLINr S: i' t r-i pr is d hi lidjy) it'Ki- KAo'Di :. ": Snake U ;:)': 'CPS I j ii j.i 4 Ai 0 W SKATING ' FEATURE : M i;tcr,-vi- i P.O. 6. ibn.i Davis Greenville: liessie Edwards a h-'- VS',t Pickles Cheese Slices French Fires Onion & nnicns-1- Sept. 10 Sun.. Sept. 11 Men. Sept. 12 Wsd. Sept. 14 Thurs.. Sept. 15 Fri.. Sept. 16 Sat 22 Rice e'rie i'ans ilress cha.nes Mil'-- m Heaver Cmntv News !, ft Green Salad R47f,I Sab. Sepl. 17 Sun. Sept. 18 no later than day of meal. Please Reservations Please, noon w- ,:,c... Ihurs.. Sept. 8 Fri, Sept. 9 Thursday i,eptem1r ( hlcken Enchiladas 12:00 . TIiRSrifiY,SEPT.8 - SUr2DAY,SEPT.18 the salt falace Cherry Cobbler Ml (isircn News: Vv . ' Send ai valin: i,'i;ii:!e fieaver Ports ICt CAPA3ES TICKET STUB lii rOK ffltt FAIR A0M!SSi0N GOOD i .liU-v- : Adair C Barbara Mayer Vjile': Monda), Septemljer IS Hamburger w Bun Lettuce, Tomatos Marar'Hii Salad Brov.nies MVIi .li San Hu.stir.o Non. MONDAY .,), i Mllb.;.: hvssAssociiitioii call; Maude II Crane, Velma Patterson, AI James, 387 2707; Center Bob-H- 387-550- 9; 387-24C- 387-237- & Lynda e 3 vrv. selling Milford Elementary PTA is once again sponsoring a BookFair this year. It started September 12th The PTA is once again sponsoring a Book Fair. This wdll be in the Library at the Elementary School from Monday, Sept. 17th until Friday Sept. 16th. Children, parents, grandparents, and members of the community are encouraged to come on any of these days between 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. to look at these books and purchase them. The Book Fair wdll also be open during "Back toSchool Night" which wil) be held Thursday, 'Sept. 15 at 7:00 p.m. in the Milford Elementary Multipurpose room . There will be a general meeting to begin withy-thethe parents will be able to visit their children's classrooms and visit with the teachers. The The ciass who has the most parents in attendance will receive some r M-- jr i'll'iii: L F sM-l- a Mj!f.nd, Mah 47i;l. :!; Pt-- r Mon-b- : mm bp;.. PE J;2.C0 Per I PC'iT.M-VSTLK- 4M Snath Main, Milford, Vtah you. 3 By: Karen Nelson Maria Florence y pjrj - x'YCUH KTWSPAPER , Jr, Publish wpkly by B47'l - ?r;d Cb:ss Post:.;?,-- -- SERVR-I- r Kvryn.'. 7 Beaver County News j extra hours, or for being called in on emergency situations. I have not heard these people complain about this. What I do hear, through the grape vine is speculation of over paid, under worked hospital employees. Anyone who is reaily interested is more than welcome to come and see for them selves. Our community has a lot to be proud of. And improvements, over all are being made everyday. Many intelligent, hard working citizens are putting hard earned money and of sweat into keeping Milford a great place to live. Our schools, recreational iacilities, the business are all a part of- this, as is the hospital. let us go with the growing majority and not let a few idle tongues hamper progress. All of us it Milford Vsiley Memorial Hospital wdsh you a Happy Healthy week. We are here to serve people who have devoted 20, 25, 30, and even 40 years to providing good medical services to the community. Most business administrators agree that minimal turnover of staff is a real advantage to any organization. It saves money and provides a more efficient operation. Milford Valley Memorial Hospital has that advantage. of the There are aiso loem'-jerstaff who invest hours of work beyond their assigned duties to make ours a better hospitala.laried personnel do not received overtime for S ffl jj Jdckie Williams There are no $60,000 a year salaries at the hospital. There are no $50,000, $40,000 or $35,000 a year jobs in the local hospital. In fact 40 of the hospital staff of 50 memlers works at a poverty level income. (Incidentally MVMH is the second largest employer in the city.) There are however a number of or By: WilmtDvts i yWK- - mm defaults, and education. He will also assist ar.v veteran or widow o: a veteran in answering correspondence or completing forms from the Veterans Administration. The DiV representative will be at the following locations 01 the dates and times listed below: Cedar City, Sept. 21; Job Service at 2:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Beaver, Sept. 22, City Com in Ctr from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. ests for compensation, pension, medical treatme.it, V home loan vrs.4 ' si the ooor For more information, call Tne Beaver Press, ,'. No Reservations Required .'.'"? A V Pubiisne's Weeniy Sickness gW " 8 ui named" Timberlino Inn Beaver, Utah Interchange 3 cnecKS "Deniece Sctiotiela seems to be the most organized person on earttvlf participants put to use even a small fraction of her advice, tr.eir rives will be, it not happie', at seast less cluttered and 2 September 15, 1988 at the Milford Community United Methodist Church. The buyers and the church were happy to participate in this annual event. This year a home was made avatlable for auction. It is our mutual hope that this activity may continue. The Churches of Milford offer real bargains every day of the year! It is great to invest a little and gain a lot! The existence of our churches is based upon service. We offer values that are not available on the common market. One of life's greatest bargains is the investment of self and the receiving of peace, joy, contentment, fridevelopment of endship, and finally, eternal life. We may play the stock market with the intent of profit monetarily and bet our resources in a commodity we can not control and where gains are marginal and losses disaster-ou- s. We may invest in a lottery but it is proven that the odds are greater than that we may lie str-k by lirdirning that win. On the other hand investing our time in worship and prayer guarantees us that the least we will gain is the fellowship of other worshippers. "More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." This quote is from a wiser head than mine and has been proven hundreds of times over. Plan to claim your bargains this Sunday. Choose a church and watch the benefits accumulate. Invest yourself and reap a future! "Catch the Spirit". YOU WILL LEARN: Thursday FOR GROUP DiSCOlINT 7;3QPM 2.Q0 4 7:30PM El 7:30FM 2:DCPM 7;30PM 7:30PM 0.00ft Mt i, 7:30PM 7.30PM 2:00 & 7:30PM 2.00PM INFO. CALL te .,mi sin w ...,..( over lor reqularly priced performances locations. Limited number of VIP . 1 r' i! ''.' t fAWSLY NiGKT KDYL MORNING U2&ir MATINEE performances , . . ... . - All seais half price no lurther discounts) seats $4. $6 and $7 no further discounts) Adults S2 oil with Hardee's coupon 1 TICKETS BY MAIL: Irtaie performance anrl price, enclose dilc arid time, numtinr ol tickets check or money order made payable to Ice Capurtes and sell andressed stamped envelope, ant) mail io Sail Palace BuxOmce 10P S West Temple. Salt Lake Cn Ul S4I0I TO ORDER FOR iNFORMATIDN AND PHONE CHARGES IVisaMaslercard service chargel TOLL-FRE- E CALL 3S3-7S3- 1 er no rv diitountsl. $3 ai! regular prices wiih Smith's store coupon All - .... ice seats available at SI 5 SUPER SAVER NIGHT t .,... ui (uiiiuis ,K iu onu uiioui diiu i'jlliuis Oi alio tin sale al the Sail Palate ano all Smith .. |
