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Show DECEMBER 1, 1995 PAGE 3 Hotne and School: vital Units nri by LILY ESKELSEN President, Utah I , LEO NELSON ff lL Obituary ANNA ROBERTS NELSON Beaver: Anna Roberto Nelson, 90, passed away November 24, 1995 at the Beaver Valley Hospital. She was born November 3, 1905 in Beaver Utah to William Herman & Anna Elizabeth White Roberts. ! She married Charles Marvin Nelson on December 23, 1927 in Beaver Utah and their marriage was later solemnized in the St George IDS Temple. He preceded her in death Feb. IS, 1965. Anna was a member oftheLDS Church where she served in the Primary and Relief Society most of her life. She worked in the variety store in Beaver for many years. She enjoyed sewing, quitting and gardening. She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother. She is survived by her three children, Colleen & Eldon Boyter of Beaver, Bette Lu & Roger Vandenberghe of Ely, NV., and Gerald & Pat Nelson of Phoenix AZ.. 10 grand, 22 great and 1 great great grandchild. One brother, Cyril Roberts of Salt Lake City.' She was preceded in death by a granddaughter Hillary Ann Boyter and 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Funeral services were held on Monday, November 27, 1995 at 1:00 p.m. in the Olpin Mortuary ChapeL Friends could call at the Mortuary from 11 am to Service Time. Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver under the direction of Olpin Milford: Leo Nelson, 79, passed away November 23, 1995 m St George Utah. He was bom march 23, 1916 in Douglas, Arizona to Price William and Mary Elizabeth Foster Nelson. He married Bettte Lee Grecnwau in 1838 in Lordsbcrg, New Mexico. She passed away in 1951.'. He married Reva Jones on November 15, 1955 in Ely, Nevada, and their marriage was solemnized in f 1 When my mother came to America from Panama, she was determined to have Kids. She was so proud of her new country. She wanted so much to fit in and be a part of it. My sisters and I were in Girl Scouts. My brothers were Cubs. Mom was always a Room Mother. Always there with white sugar cookies and red Kool-Ai- d Summer vacations were always to National Parks where we learned to appreciate - the beauty of Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon. But there was a gap in my cultural heritage. My mother never taught us her native language. She never shared with us the customs that she knew as a child. And we never visited her home seemed which so and far away. mysterious I don't think she did it consciously. She was just busy being a parent. And so, as a I started asking grown-uShe took out old questions. Vb ? picture books that I'd seen before, Mortuary; but now she told me the stories behind the faces. She told me that her brothers, Chichi and Lucho, were practical jokers. Alice Smith: EdtorPubliihcr That her sister, Nena, loved to I Ad Deadline 5:P.M. Monday sing. That it was her little sister's I Subscriptions $35. per year fifth birthday the day she and my 6 Dad married and Chachita Fuc 450 North 100 East - P. O. Box 224 thought their wedding was her p, - Dance 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. the St George IDS Temple on ' . November 15, 1987. Leo was a member of the LDS Church. He was a quiet man who loved the mountains and collecting arrowheads. He enjoyed helping others and was a kind and father and husband, loving grandfather. He is survived by his wife Reva of Milford; Children, Noreen and Richard Bradshaw of Milford; Carolyn Malm of Salt Lake City; Price and Lela Nelson of Arizona; Christiana Fay and Nathan Mason of Arizona; Charlotte Louise and Butch Mitchell of Salt Lake City, and Barbara Nelson. 21 Grand and 16 Great Grandchildren, sisters Ida Fern Gallup of St. George and Veatrice Andrus of Idaho. He was preceded in death by four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, November 28, 1995 in the Milford 1st Ward LDS ChapeL Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver under the direction of Obpin Mortuary. t Iy the BARNBURNERS Friday - December 8 INFERNO Friday -- December 15 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Saturday - December 16 The Pub is a private club for members only Milford, Utah 413 South Main 98 Phone:801-387-267- II x party. She told me that her father loved opera and would listen to it on the radio as he worked in his locksmith shop. That her mother worked hard to stretch the family income to meet its needs. My mother said that where she lived the adults seemed to know all the children and to whom they belonged. And that Milford, Utah 84751 FREE POETRY A $1,000 grand prize is being offered in a tree poetry contest sponsored by the Bards of Burbank, open to everyone. There are exactly 28 prizes, totaling $2,898.75. ''''It: ij i Jhe children knew thewere being 'Scribner, "This is our favorite -- (jt, looked after (and that reports of any misbehavior would reach home faster than their denials could race after). My mother told her stories '.with love and fond remembrance. ' She seemed so pleased that I'd . asked about them. Pleased that I ' to practice my rusty high school Spanish with her. When my mother came to America forty years ago, she felt she had to make a choice about which culture to raise her children in. And I would not have taken ? away any of the childhood my parents gave me. y But I would have added to it, I would have added a second language, because a language is more than translated words. It ' allows you to understand the heart of a culture! I would have traveled to my aunts and uncles and had my Panamanian cousins visit me. I would have had my mother teach me her songs-alo- ng with my Dad's Hank Williams favorites. ., ;1 Parents shouldn't have to choose only one portion for their child's plate. Life is Give them a taste of Eat! Wanted . The Milford Elementary School P.T.A. is sponsoring this annual event. Elementary students are being encouraged to take on extra tasks around home in order to earn money to spend on low priced gifts for family and friends. Santa's Secret Workshop will be open from 2:45 to 3:30 on December 6,7 & 8 (Wed., Thurs.& Fri ) in '; the school library. For more information please call Kristen Mayer at 387-26- 90 RCOPMii contest best grassroots poets among those writing in the state of Utah." The deadline for entering is ' December 25, 1995. Poems may be . written on any subject, using any style, but please keep copies as none can be returned. Winners will be announced on March 15 at which time all prizes will be awarded and a winner's list sent to all entrants. 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