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Show Thursday MILFORD IN Nt.. MOTION n II Call.- Jean Williams - t 387-50- Mr. & Loretta Myers of Minersville are also her Great-gran- d parents. Mrs. Hilda Shields enjoyed a visit from her daughter, Shirleen Tucker, who came to give a speech for the Milford High School graduating class. Hilda enjoyed a trip with her daughter k her husband to Taos, New Mexico. They rented a con do with walls two feet thick. The Cando had a historical marker, and was a nunnery at one time. Everyone lives in an adobe house, and some indians still live mere. Adobe is a straw and Clay mix. Hilda said it was fun to watch them bake bread in an old adobe oven. They visited a factory where they manufactured sheep skin coats, and they also watched a man weave rugs, he would stand and peddle like on a sewing machine. Hilda stated, they made beautiful rugs. Hilda enjoyed her trip, and stated it was an experience she won't forget. Dora Smithson enjoyed a visit from her brother, Don and his wife from Reno, Nevada. Dora's brother Frank is now here spending some time with her. HDda O'Leary enjoyed a visit from her grandson, Billy and his wife and three children, over the weekend. Billy is the son of Freddy and Ginger O'Leary of Ely, Nevada. Mrs. Bud Whittaker, Mark k Karen Nelson, Adrianne Whitr taker and family were in Cedar City last Saturday to attend the graduation of Gary Whittaker who received his degree from the school of business. Jeanette Kohler returned home from a visit with her son and family Ned k Joan Kohler of Poway California. While there she attended a beautiful reception for Jill who was her recently married to Robert Cluff of Farmington, New Mexico. Mr. k Mrs. James Mash of Murray, Utah spent the Memorial Day weekend with Jeanette Kohler. They were on their way to Poway, California to visit with Attorney and Mrs. Don (Becky) Higginson. Jill and Robert Cuff spent the last weekend with grandmother Jeanette Kohler. They were on their way to a wedding in St. George and then on to Farmington, New Mexico. They will return to Orem, Utah and will finish their schooling at B.Y.U. Bill and Norma Aagard were in Delta on Sunday to see their blessed. The parents are Chad & Arlinda Myers of Delta. Grandparents are Ron k Joniele Myers also of Delta. Or and er grand-daught- 72 Electric Shaver Repairs We carry a complete line of shaver parts and accessories for popular name brands. Service on Most Models Quick! One Day Repair GEMJEWELERS N. Main, Cedar City 125 - it IT rat 3n Siclznett and v p 9se?jfc's swssst 2 June 7, 1990 ATTENTION TRUCK BUYERS 3n J4ea(tk an Dodge By JACKIE WILLIAMS 1990 Dodge AC, The following inf oramtlon comes from the Utah Hospital Association: 1. Is it true that Healthcare is the most costly family Expense? No. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor in 1987, the average U.S. Household spent $24,414 during the year. The largest portion went to Housing ($7,568), the next largest portion went for transportation ($4,600). Health care, at $1,135, was fifth below food consumption and entertainment ($3,684) B. Utah Hospitals hava a higher "Uncollectible" percentage of gross revenues man most businesses (18.8 percent). While total hospital expenses rose by 51.2 percent between 1984-8hospital revenues only increased by 42.3 percent and uncollectible income increased by 133.8 percent. 4. But, doesn't the government pickup the tab for healthcare to the poor, elderly, uninsured and unemployed? Only partially. The original intent to Medicare (for senior citizens) and medicaid (for the poor, disabled, tec.,) was a safety net, but now has been cut back at both federal and state levels, for example: A. Utah's medicaid program used to cover 65 percent of the indigent population, today it covers only 38 percent Utah's hospitals are reimbursed only 48 cents of every dollar spent on care for the poor (Medicaid). B. Utah hospitals are reimbursed only 68 cents of every dollar spent on Medical care for Utah's senior citizens (Medicare). C. About 260,000 Utahn's are not covered bysome form of medical insurance. Nearly half of them do not qualify for state Medical assitance programs. Utah hospitals absorbed $200 million in 1988 from unpaid-fo- r care of from uncollected charges. Milford Memorial Valley Hospital feels the effects of all of these conditions and suffers because of them. It is good for all of us to be aware of the factors that are out of our control and do what we can to be supportive of the local . health institution. ) Ha ve a Happy Healthy Week 9, ($1,193). Is Utah's healthcare comparable to other states? Yes, as matter of fact: A. Utah has the healthiest population in the nation-w- ith fewest contagious diseases, limited smoking and alcohol consumption, according to Northwestern Nat'l 2. Life. B. Utah ranks 1st in survival of newborns, and has one of the country's lowest mortality rates, (HHS Health Report, 1989). The price of healthcare in Utah is $304 below the national average, $222 below the national average In hospital costs and $51 below the national average in nursing home costs. (HHS Health Report). 3. True or False. Utah Hospitals make lots of money: False. While it is truehospitals are an expensive operation (24 hours per day 365 days a year costly technology, skilled labor, Etc.) consider the following: A. Utah hospital's net margins operation (profits) 2.6 averaged just percent statewide, that compares to the percent margins by many Utah and manufacturers Public Utilities. ' 5-- WILMA DAVIS. 386-241- 4 PS, PB, 4x4 W-Z- Manual Trans., CassttU, 2 tone paint AM FM Ust '18.910." Discount 925. Factory Rebate 2,000." 1.000." 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Acts of. kindness, floral offerings, and food were greatly appreciated. , j1'1' Neil L.Garfield Curtis & Melody Garfield Bud&CarolJohnson Chris Jolmson Dale Johnson , WEEK OF MAY Happy Anniversary ....'"June 12, 1990 Axlanjfc. Krishna Mayer . nB rir . Senior Citizen Menu Junel3,1990 Wayne 4 Carol Wiseman Rodney & June 16, 1990 Mary Jo Holm, Kirk k DeDe Orton. -- W4 Monday, June 11th Veal Patties Boiled Potatoes 3 Bean Salad Tomato Slices Wheat Bread Cake & Ice Cream June 10, 1990 Tribole, Toni Hannah Heather Willis. Rollins, Adrianna Cortez June 13, 1990 Dick Powell, Alana McKeon. June Ronnie Walker 14, 1990 June IS, 1990 Megan Myers, Melanie Neilsen, Jeanne Auzenne. meals. Dinner starts at 5:00 p.m. starting April 2nd. Make Reservations no later than 10:00 a.m. on the day of the meal. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Maudell Crane Velma Patterson Al & Lynda June 16, 1990 Baxter, Bonnie Hardy, Jennifer Davis, Retha Campeau, David Powell, Jennifer Whittaker, Adelaide McKeon, Charles Terry. 3S7-247- G 387-27- Beaver County News (ISSN No.0896-3312- ) Published weekly by The Beaver County News, 438 South Main, Milford, Utah 84751 - 2nd Class Postage paid at Milford, Utah SUBSCRIPTION RATES ADVANCE 84751 IN Utah Press Association UTAH $12.00 Per Year OUT OF STATE $19.00 Per Year COPY DEADLINES; . MONDAY NOON (Except on the previous Friday if Monday is a Holiday) PUBLISHER: G.R. WILLIAMS EDITOR: G.R. WILLIAMS CORRESPONDENTS Milford in Motion: San Rustico Valley: Snake Valley: Beaver Sports & News: Minersville: Adamsville-Gree- n ville : "FREE FISHING DAY" 387-55- Trrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmr ' Jean Williams Barbara Mayer Flossie Adams had her sonA from . Arizona, and Richard granddaughter April and her husband Richard and their two children, visiting here for a week, and for the reunion from California. Mitch and Shelley Gillins and family from Mesa, Arizona, were Memorial weekend vivitors at the home of Thayne and Merle Gillins. A family dinner was held at the home of Wayne and Merle Gillins on Sunday, May 27th to celebrate Wayne's birthday; and because family and friends were here for Memorial Day. Those' in attendance were: Mike & Nalani and family, Gary k Brenda and family, Steve & Becky and family, Cynthia and Josh, Ty & Bernice, Tex & Vie Marshall, Kurtt k Jeannine Bonn, all of Minersville; Calvin & Debra Hutchings ; and iamily from Beaver; Milt k Vie Jolley from Hurricane; John k Sonja Black from Las Vegas, Nevada; Mitch k Shelley Gillins and family from Mesa, Arizona; and Lillian McKnight from Salt Lake City, ' Utah. n, : Milk and coffee served with all Todd : le; FATHER'S DAY Thursday, June 14th Turkey Mashed Potatoes lc Gravy Corn Cranberry Sauce Rolls Green Salad Lemon Pie June 12, 1990 The Vera and Etta Rollins family s held in Minersville, at thf County Building' oh May 27, 1990. We had 59 here this year. Sure had a good time,, and we sure, enjoyed it. reunion-wa- . An-dert- i Happy Birthday Duke and Jill Hollingshead had their baby girl blessed Sunday. She was given the name Chanda. Chad and Valorie Hollingshead had their baby girl blessed Sunday. She was given the name Cassie. Out of town visitors for this event were: Mr. & Mrs. Dale Myers and son Jed and his boy from New Plymouth, Idaho; Mr. k Mrs. Vent Madisen of Elsinore; Mr. k Mrs. Lee Christensen and family of Kearns; Mr. k Mrs. Doug and family of Orem; Mrs. Marge Marshall and family of Cedar City; Marsha Harding and family, Mr. k Mrs. Boyd Hall and family all of Cedar City; Mrs. Janette Hiskey and children of St Neal George; Mr. k Mrs. Hollingshead and family of Tammy Hollingshead of Salt Lake City. MarshallandNellie Hollingshead and Tammy attended the graduation excerdse at S.U.SX., Saturday, June 2nd. Joseph H. Hiskey the husband of Janette was one of the graduates. Thane Marshall and Alan Wood were also graduates. Mr. k Mrs. , Kevin Carter's daughter Candise was baptised Saturday night Mr. k Mrs. Alan Wood's daughter Ashlee was also baptised on Saturday night. By Garth Carter It is time to gather up every kid on the block and take them fishing on June 9. Governor Norm Bangerter has proclaimed that day as "Free Fishing Day" and the Utah Division of Wildlife has been getting prepared by stocking the Utah waters with some nice fish. Although June k will be free fishing day (a fishing license will hot be required) remember that all other regulations will be in effect. If you are unfamiliar with the fishing rules and regulations, a fishing proclamation can be obtained from most sporting goods stores. General Chuck Yeager is serving his second year as the chairman for "National Fishing Week" which is June with the theme of "Take a Friend Fishing". Free Fishing Day and National Fishing Week is picked up slot of steam as 35 different states will be offering a free fishing day this year. Fishing is big business in Utah and over 375,000 sportsmen will purchase fishing licences this year. a 0, Studies indicate that the nonresident fisherman will spend an average of $40 a day while fishing; the resident will spend less , but the huge amount of money spent by the residents fishermen will also substantially impact Utah's economy. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will stock one million catchable-size- d rainbow trout and another ten million finger ling trout for Utah's anglers in 1990. In 1950 federal legislation (Dingell-Johnso- n Act) was passed which put a tax on fishing products. The tax money is then returned to the states to help finance the fisheries programs. In 1989, more man 179.5 million dollars was collected. Utah expects to receive million dollars from the over Dingell-Johnso- n monies in 1990. Fishing is big business, fun and a good way to spend the day. So take a tip from Utah's Director of the Tim Proven, DWR, Utah's Governor Norm Bangerter, and General Chuck Yeager, "Take a Friend Fishing" on June 9. i Mel Osborn Wilms Davis POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Beaver County News, P.O. Box 369, Milford, Utah 84751 .. uiuU nun MnlM uiant a s wi 1C y auiu bv" Cincinnati. She won $25,000 a year for 40 years in 1980. yoai The! tOO mAflAV - nri7 In m VbWIa '21-2- 8, ' ' Utah Power and 1996 ':" Light Co., Milford, reported theft of 4880 feet of copper wire from Cherry "Creek area. Theft of aviation fuel is under investigation at Milford Airport. A Beaver fnan is incarcerated in Beaver County Jail on charges of Burglary and theft, both felonies, following a report of a theft of a chain saw, fishing pole, and fishing tackle from a residence in Beaver. A Beaver man was arrested by Beaver City Police and booked into jail on charges of Driving Under , Influence. .7, The Sheriff's Department made twenty-thre- e responses to requests by citizens for assistance. Nine of these responses were to investigate and suspicious persons-incident- s three were to keep the peace. Two animal problems were handled. Three traffic accidents, each involving only property damage, were investigated. Thirty-fiv- e traffic stops were made, with twenty citations issued ' for violations. WEEK OF MAY 4, 1990 An incident involving a Milford adult supplying alcohol to minors and several minors having illegal possession of alcohol Is under investigation in Milford. ' A gas skip was reported by Tri-- , Mart, Beaver. The subjects were stopped near Cedar City and returned to pay for the gas. Two vehicles were traveling together and each driver thought the other had paid. A burglary of John's Service, Milford in which approximately $4,000 cash was taken, is still under investigation. A Salt Lake City man was arrested Beaver by County Sheriffs Dept. and booked into jail on charges of intoxication. . Two California men were booked into jail on UHP charges of Possession of Listed Chemical with intent to Manufacture Controlled Substance The driver of the vehicle was also charged with driving on Suspended Driver License and Possession of Controlled Substance (Marijuana). Two truck drivers were arrested and booked into Jail on UHP charges of Possession of Controlled Substance. One was also charged with No Registration on Trailer and the other also charged with a log book violation. The controlled substance charge was dismissed when a prescription for the substance was produced. Three traffic accidents were handled, two involving property damage and one involving personal injury. Responses were made to ten requests for assistance by citizens, two to keep the peace and four for suspicious circumstances. Two animal problems were handled. Ten traffic stops were made with four citations and six warnings E issued. . ,' ; . Focus By Michaela Yardley If you happened to drive by the swimming pool on Wednesday afternoon May 30th between 5:00 and 6:30 p.m. you might have wondered why Beaver County 4-- H Aide Maria Florence and 12 Teen Council members of the were poking their heads in the planters around the pool. No, we were not looking for something we had lost. Instead, Jill Mayer, Jerilyn Mayer, Heidi Clark, Michaela Yardley, Shaun Holm, Melissa Holm, Ginni Acklin, Heather Cox, Randan Frei, Nathan Ashley Robert Banks and Lenn Florence were busy planting flowers. It didn't take us long to plant two flats of Marigolds some tall yellows and short orange ones. Also we fertilized and transplanted some plants that Maria donated from her yard. Friday, June 1st, at 5:30 p.m. we again could be seen at Ginni Acklins house. This time our leader Maria, Ginnis mom, Kathy Acklin, Michaela's parents Mike and Sherri Yardley, and Robert's sister, Lisa Banks took us to Cedar for a fun activity. We got to see Back to the Future III, and go out and eat and just GOOF OFF! I If you want to know how to get involved in just call Maria Florence, she'll help you. We appreciate all that Maria does for in Milford, she helps us think of ideas and organizes us, so we can carry through on our projects. in Focus so Well, keep reading Teen you'll know what the Council's doing. 4--H 4-- H 4-- H 4-- 4--H Card o Thanhs The family of Don Heath, would like to express our appreciation and thanks to everyone that gave so generously with their prayers, and the funds. And all the love that was shown thru the illness and loss of Don. There isn't enough words to express our feelings and gratitude to each and everyone of you, you are his family too. We know by all the generosity of the whole community that he will be missed by everyone. ' f ; ) May God Bless You The Heath Family |