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Show i j I ! ; i i ! . Beavtr County Nevs ; Wedding n u Health n rn Jrn jV I The rising cost of health care is a popluar subject for discussion these days, and with good reason. The increase in costs have been comapred to other categories of expense of family living. Some might ask "but isn't health care like grocery shopping?" Paul Harvey had something to say about that. "If you want to multiply the price of everything you buy at the grocery store, here's how: 1. The grocer would have to keep a record of the total number of customers served, broken down by employer. 2. He would have to record the precise number of minutes each customer was in the store. 3. The records must show which customers purchased only meat and nothing else, and which customers bought both bread and meat. 4. Further, the grocery store is required to give away more than fifty thousand dollars worth of groceries each year, and signs must be posted in the store in three languages telling customers that X u I 1 V i JASON & JENNIFER Mr. Mrs. Larry Barnes of & Milford announce the forthcoming marriage of thier daughter Jennifer Barnes to Jason Carter, son of Mr. & Mrs. John Carter of Milford. Jennifer and Jason will exchange vows on Friday, June IS, 1990 in the A St. George LDS Temple. reception will be held that evening in the Milford First Ward Chapel from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. EVERYONE IS INVITED Utah State University specialists farmers save on irrigation costs. "Audits conducted last year showed that fanners can save as much as $30 an acre per year if they follow the reeommended changes," said Robert Hill, Utah State Extension University irrigation specialist. The ev aluations, to be conducted through the USU Agricultural and DepartIrrigation Engineering ment and USU Extension, will look and at the energy-us- e effiencies of a farm irrigation system. Hill said pump tests will be performed as part of the evaluation. Farmers who sre interested should call the local USU Extension county office or Hill's office 2 to schedule evaluations. at A $20. deposit will be required to reserve a slot in the evaluation schedule. water-applicati- 750-280- mrrrnxniiimmTJ Happy Anniversary ' , . Paul Jim , . & June'18, 1990' Carrie McDonald & v. v.v.! " - Pat Senior: Citizen ' ' . ' .' June 17, 1990 Trudy Smith, EIRoy , 'Junel9,1990 ' Joe & Lynda'Tribole, Lee & Shellie Singleton, Larry' and Geraldine ' ', ' Barnes. Llcnn ' ' June 20, 1990 Junior & Joan Davis, Mike Yardley. & Willis. Happy Birthday June 17, 1990 Sherri L. Dotson, Debbie Thom pson, Robert Spurgeon. June Dona 18, 1990 Carter June 19, 1990 Amber Hardy, Zachery Brinkman, Sheila Brinkman. Monday, June 18th Chili Dogs with Beans 1989-9- Macaroni Salad Grated Cheese Onions, Tomatoes, k Lettuce Pudding Cup Thursday, June 21st Pork Chops Applesauce Mashed Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Cottage Cheese Salad with Tomato Wedge White Bread Fresh Fruit Milk June 21, 1990 June Tonya Gale Julie 22, 1990 and coffee served with all 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 9 Velma Patterson 387-24- June 23, 1990 - Nanetta Davis, Peter Yee. 387-550- Al & Lynda 387-270- 7 Beaver County News (ISSN No.0896-3312- SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE UTAH $12.00 Per Year OUT OF STATE $19.00 Per Year MONDAY NOON (Except on the previous Friday if Monday is a Holiday) PUBLISHER: G.R. WILLIAMS EDITOR: G.R. WILLIAMS 84751 Milford in Motion: San Rustico Valley : Jean Williams Barbara Maya-Snak- e Valley: Beaver Sports News : Minersville: Adamsville-Gree- n ville : & on June 16th Wedding A ., . Randy and Lisa Robert N. and Faye Ann Banks announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lisa Mae Banks to Randy Vern Bennett, son of Vern and Rhoda Bennett of Pocatello, Idaho. Lisa and Randy will exchange , 0, V ,t 12th Grade Straight A's Shon Edwards,, Tyler Faik, Jared Goff, Kimberly Hutcpinsdn. V Jeremy Bradshaw, Sheralyn Burr," :''.'' 1 Far-nswort- h, m . i. ,. Julie Christensen, Kyle Monfredi, Daphne Staheli. . ; A-Better Randy Atkin, Marty Beaumont, David Black, Hilery Bradshaw, Mitchell Carter, Jared Condie, Nicole Cummings, Jeremy Gale, Micah Jessup Shayla Jones, Kyle Marchant, Karri Raddon,, Kirt Rosenlof, Shad Sagers, Rory Bartt Stuck!, Olivia Smith, Thomas,- Ember White, Jeremy Williams. : or Better Melaney limb, Jennifer Marshall, Walbeck, Ryan Kimberly Williams, Evan Yardley, Jennie Yardley, Richard Yardley, Ronald Yardley. 7th Grade Straight A's Tyler Black, Tyson Black, Kevin Brown, Matthew Robinson, Lance Smith, Julieann Yardley. a, A-Better . Russell Brown, Amie Davis, Dori DeWeese, Becky Farnsworth, Amee Gee, Bryant Johnson, Kourtney Lessing, Jeff Martin, Chanda Osborn, Monica Riley, Rylee Robinson. Eat right, exercise and, to be sure, take Geritol Extend, the new specially formulated for folks over fifty. f Send for your S l.OO-of- f coupon and also receive a FREE pamphlet on WalkingTips Mai! to: mi Btras Geritol Extend, P.O. Box 1 100, Grand III! Rapids, MN 55745-1100- . multi-vitami- n Mel Osborn Wilma Davis POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Beaver County News, P.O. Box 369, Milford, Utah 84751 coupon Name. 'Address. V J 1990 WEEK OF JUNE A New Ycrk man was arrested by UHP on charges of Possession of Stolen Vehicle and Possession of He was Drug Paraphernalia. booked into jail and then released when New York authorities refused to extradite him on vehicle theft charges. His two passengers in the vehicle were also charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. on was the Bail posted paraphernalia charge. A Wyoming man was charged by Beaver County Sheriff's Department with reckless Driving-AlcohRelated. He was booked into jail and released upon posting $600 bail. A Beaver man was arrested and booked into Beaver County Jail by Sheriffs Deputies on DUI and Open Container charges. He was released upon posting bail of $1055. Three Beaver men were charged with Open Container in Vehicle. Theft of about 10 gallons of gas from a pickup in Milford was reported. Three traffic accidents were handled during the week. One was a motorcycle accident with injuries, one was a situation, and one involved only property damage. to were made Responses eighteen requests by citizens for assistance. Three of these calls were to keep the peace and eight were to check out suspicious circumstances. Three animal problems were handled. Fourteen traffic stops were made, with ten citations issued. 1, - Extend the good years! Send me my dollar-o-ff and free pamphlet To Dr's Mike and David Symond, Mary Wiseman and all the staff at Milford Medical and Milford Valley Memorial Hospital; the respiratory staff and everyone who helped in the care of Del Fowles; his family would like to thank you and let you know how very much we appreciate you. Thank-YoDelpen A. Fowles Family u. 1 Amy Albracht, Tracy AtUn Heidi Bradshaw, Monica Bradshaw, A-Better Natalie Baldwin, Jason Bradshaw, Sharla Bradshaw, Monica Carter, Daryl Christiansen, Ben Dalton, Brady Fails, Russell Harris, Jared Hollingshead, Mark Hubbell, Eric Jones, Jeff Kerksiek, Matt Man-derJon Marshall, Tiffany Riley, - 8th Grade Straight A's Uth Grade Straight A's Kellie Erwig, ' Ryan Houston, Brandon Lee, Natalie Marshall, Charlene Walker. A- - alheriff'sJ 1 A-Better Clint Albrecht, Corey Bishop, Sterling Bradshaw, Clifton Jodi George, Derek Houston, Kimberly Marchant, Alison Yardley, Neal Yardley. - vows Friday, June 22 in the Salt Lake Temple., A reception will be held June 23 in the L.D.S. Church in Milford. An open House will be hosted by the groom's parents June 30 in Pocatello, Idaho. EVERYONE IS INVITED Thanhs Lesa Davis, Ranee Hutchings, Nathan Robinson, Deborah Stoker. V V it A-. better Heather Albrecht, ghawri' Bishop, Kimberly Browny Judy Cartwright, Robbie Dean,;.' Jenny "Dotson, Jenifer Foster Walter Kerksiek, James Kesler, Christopher, Trina ' Kimberly Marshall, Martin, Geoffrey M unlock, Ben Robinson, Valerie Smith, Andrea . yardley. ' Card of Sth Grade Straight A's III! CORRESPONDENTS ) Bonnie Hardy by a fine of up to $2,500 and-o- r a jail sentence up to 12 months. fishermen, Many of todays' believe in the "catch and release", program. After catching a fish, the fisherman properly releases it back into the wild where is continues to grow and be enjoyed by other fishermen. v. .7 ' Most "catch and .release", fishermen follow a few simple guidelines-su- ch as,i fishing with artifical flies and lures, bringing-th- e fish in as quickly as possible, keeping the fish in the water as much as possible, treating the fish , as gentle as possible, cutting the. line if the fish is hooked deep, and ) releasing the fish into quiet water.. Conservation offiers report that although today's fishermen are' ' becoming .more informed and concerned, many fishermen still violate the law. The most .common violations are. "fishing without a ' hcense'' arid "fishing with two poles!;'-- . - "Chumming" ' "possession of corn" are also common violations. Since the dollars to run the fisheries progrina in ,Utah comes franythe; sale 01 licenses onjeers .are con stantlj looking for the angler who Jto pay, bis share..-- . educated ethics,' Angler fishermen and .the new breed of , fishermen ire some of the factors that will improve fishing in the state of Utah. or Published weekly by The Beaver County News, 438 South Main, Milford, Utah 84751 - 2nd Class Postage paid at Milford, Utah turn 4 ' 10th Grade Straight A's Andrea Albrecht, Gloria Craw, Angeia Limb, Jade Myers, Nicole Yardley. ) COPY DEADLINES: Jrappu Amy Spencer, ' Marsha Stuck!, Jeremy Thomas, Shawn White, Clay Williams, Mmdyi, Williams', or June 20, 1990 Chris Symond, Shaun Cox. Gail Young, Al Bealer, Thompson, Clair Coates. Fishing is like everything else, with the times. The old days of catching a limit has given way to today's ''catch and release" of catch just enough for dinner. Today's angling ethics may result in some of the best fishing Utah has ever seen. Yesterdays'' anglers 'would do anything to catch a fish, Including illegal transport for bait to their favorite fishing hole. After a day of fishing these same anglers would just toss the leftovers minnows into the lake, not realizing that they just started a new population of fish that would later destroy the fishing in that same lake. The new fish compete with the game fish for the available food and oxygen, thus yielding less game fish to the i public. To restore good fishing to the lakes that have healthy populations of undesirable fish, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources must complete a chemical treatment process. These chemical treatments are very costly-t- he Strawberry JxyoirJreatment that will take place this year will cost approximately 3.5 million dollars. In 1985, the State Legislature made it a class A misdemeanor to move of stock any species of wildlife unlawfully. As a result, the introduction of any live fish or crayfish into a water is punishable FOURTH QUARTER k Meat 2 Junel4,1990 our Little Ball of Fire To Beaver High School Honor Roll Sherri June 22, 1990 Ron & LeaAnn Neilsen, Eddie & Barbara Patterson, Rex 4 Laura the store is required to do this. Records must be maintained on all customers who receive and all groceries given away under this plan. 5. Futher, the store manager is responsible for planning each customer's meals. If he errs in judging what's best, the customer may sue him. 6. Also, the store must keep careful records of each can of peas sold by brand name, size, customer age and employer of customer. Similar reports are required on each procduct sold. 7. The store must have a committee to establish a "shopping time limit" for each customer. Any customer permitted to shop longer time may than the be required to pay for his or her groceries. 8. The store manager must have a Master's Degree in Marketing. There are many more regulations - to which hospitals are Bubject, but this is enough to help you understand why the costs of medical care have gone up faster and higher than the price of groceries." Have a happy healthy week v It's changing System are offering to evaluate farm irrigation systems, which can help f Conservation Notes Evaluate Irrigation USU Will 9hQ9U'b SU1551 Thursday Vp By JACKIE WILLIAMS j x Ts-- nLJjicknedd and K . Hil 'CHURCH NEWS By: Pastor fj'mj Jf Bill Wagner Catch tlK'tyuil "Rough and tough" seems to be a note for our times. We seem to be afraid of gentleness and tenderness. We want to think we can "do it ourselves". What a long way we have come from the "forties" when we recognized that the destiny of our Nation and the World was in God's hands. We prayed for peace and we prayed for protection from the circumstances enemy. These brought about the saying, "There are no athiests in Those were days of true heroism as we sang, "Praise the Lord and pass the amunition", and, "Coming in on a wing and a prayer". We were no more human, brave or heroic then than we are now. We were however, aware of our human fraility and our dependence upon our Creator. Our churches were filled and no one felt less ". . "MACHO". We are vunerable creatures, continually faced with challenges, decisions and oppresive situations and conditions. It is our failing if we do not take our problems to the source of all questions and solutions. Are we more "macho" when we seperate ourselves from God or are we stronger when we have Him as a partner? "Catch the Spirit". |