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Show r THE BEAVER (Utah) PRESS THURSDAYAUGUST 18, 1966 WEEK-EN- Lund Eros RMIgssob 2 for c 22 LIQUID Reg 49c TREND 39c SPECIALS LIBBY CATSUP 20 01 4S1 MANDARIN BEXEL Fruit SI32 TABLETS CANDY-LIK- E 11 oz 5S1 ORANGES Multiple Colors Flavored, Delicious and Chewable QUALITY BEXEL H.P. CAPSULES re589 FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE 3o' 2for53c S295 479 HOME STYLE BREAD Sliced or Crushed DEL MONTE 6S1 PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUI- oz Said 2for59c p'"5 RUBBING ALCOHOL "Beaver's Dept. Store"fL II D 46 oz T DEL MONTE DRINK 3 05c MT. WHITNEY No. 1 Tall OLIVES 259c S266 ST. REGIS ELEC. ALARM CLOCK SWEEP SECOND HANI) IVORY LOUD ALARM $153Value SCHOOL BINDER SET 43c FAMILY FAVORITE 22 oz. SYRUP 29c ST. REGIS COMBINATION SYRINGE Sweaters amfcs Jackets Coats BEAVER By Mildred fardley Dr. Lynn Farnsworth and CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks to the volunteer firemen, neighbors and friends who gave their help in controlling ana putting out the fire on our property last Saturday. No words can express th gratitude I feel for the tremendous efforts which saved the homes of myself and iny neigh bors. To all involved THANK YOU Mrs. Hattie Schwab family, of San Fransisco. have been vacationing in the Northern part of the state and are now spending some time with his mother, Mrs. Kathleen Farnsworth. Delbert Smith, a brother of Kathleen also visited recently. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Olsen and family and Miss Sylvia Yardley are guests of their parents this' week. They will spend some time at their ranch at Hatch before returning to Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs. Pat Lindsay and family had a short vacation In Provo. The family went on a hike to Timpanogus and visited other scenic attractions. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Low of Salt Lake were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Low They were returning from a vacation at Richfield and Fish Lake. Mrs. Low is formerly from Hurricane. They had left their children with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Spend- love returned home after spending a week in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wood- house returned home, Tuesday after spending ten days in Snowflake Arizona. They were there to attend a family reunion. The Better Homes Club and their husbands enjoyed a pot luck supper in the canyon. ger Clawson; in 1945 he was called to be Second Counselor to President S. Taylor Farnsworth in the Beaver Stake. Later, he was called as counselor in the High Priests Quorum He worked with the Senior Aaronic Priesthood members for 13 years and as a class teacher in. priesthood, Sunday School and MIA. In November 1961 he and his wife, Martha Dean, were called to fill a mission among the Indians of the South West Indian Mission. After four months, in addition to proselyting, they were called to represent the Mission President in the Branches of the Mission in New Mexico. They held this position until their release in May 1964. Since returning home the Paices were called as Stake Missionaries. They have labored together in various church assignments for the past fifty years. C. Edwin Paice Ordained Stake Patriarch At the morning session of the Beaver Stake Quarterly Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, held August 14, 1966, C. Edwin. Paice was sustained as Patriarch of the Stake and ordained by Elder Marion G. Romney. Previous to this calling Mr. Paice has held many positions in the various organizations of the church. July 23, 1916 he was called to be a High Counselor and a High Priest by ordained Joseph Fielding Smith. In August of 1925 he was sustained as a counselor to Bishop Wesley W. Farrer; in Aug. 1937, he was ordained a bishop under the hands of Elder Rud- - ll.J Is' llynn Bradshaw d Mr. and Mrs. Aagard of visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Baldwin on Sun. Mil-for- Mr. and Mrs. Bob White of Cedar visited Lafe Bradshaw last Friday. Mrs. Rose Bradshaw is staying with Mr, and Mrs. Jess Edwards for a while. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Blackncr Looking Forward fo a Nqw Arrival? nancing it righi here.,, quickly, simply, and at really Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tanner of Whittier, Calif, were in town during the week calling on relatives. Mrs. Phil Roberts is visiting her daughter, Carol, and family at Seattle, Washington for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crane and children of McGill, Nevada here. spent the week-en- d Miss Helen Kelsey is home after spending several months in a Salt Lake hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Myers at New spent the week-en- d Plymouth, Idaho with their children. Mrs. Jennie Marquardson has had her daughter, Violet, of Ogden, Utah as a guest. Mrs. Thurman Eyre is in Whittier, California helping to welcome a new grandson.born to Madalyn and David Gale. This is the Gale's first child. Mrs. Lillie Lambson has visited in Springvile, Utah with her daughter, Katherine Brinkerhoff. Mrs. Armina Banks spent several days in the hospital in Milford, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and family of Las Vegas. Nevada have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aubra Myers. The Literary Club held a party Wednesday night at the Beaver County Livestock grounds. Their husbands were invited as guests. A number of people frem low over-a- ll cost. We don't think you can do better. Come in and see... soon Quilted Top No Buttons BOUBLE super-she- 49c Half Gallon 289c CERTIFRESH ALL SORTS llbpkg 39c 5S1 TIP TOP Frozen 6 13S1 LEMONADE LIBBY Chicken oz Cans - Turkey - Beef 6S1 MEAT PIES SECRET SPRAY 69c KING SIZE Reg. 79c CREST TOOTHPASTE 63c 33c LB WHOLE FRYERS CUT UP 37c LB UTAH CAULIFLOWER 13c LB CUCUMBERS 5c EACH RUSSET POTATOES 10 LBS49c ALMA'S AG MARKET MURDOCK'S AG MARKET The family of Mrs. Hattie Goodwin honored her at a birthday dinner at the Milford Park, where thirty were present to visit and wish her much happiness on her 83rd Birthday. She has 29 grandchildren, 57 great grandchildren and 2 great-gregrandchildren. She was a charter member of the Belknap Camp DUP and has been a Relief Society visiting teacher for 42 years. Five of her eight children were present for the occasion. They are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Newell (Maude) Iverson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Garneta) Hol-liMr. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin, and Mr. and Mrs. Clande Goodwin and family. s, 2ttlto S99?l QUEEN SIZE SET Change now to the LUNCHEON MEAT Miners ville evening, in honor of Randy before he leaves for Maryland and LaVel's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bradshaw of Cedar City and Mr. Lafe Bradshaw were at LaVel were at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brad Bradshaws on Sunday. shaws for Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howa.rd BradMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ste- shaw visited Lafe Bradshaw. vens, of LaVerkin, and Mr. Morgan and Terry Baldwin Vance Woods were guests of went to Flowell to visit their Mr. and Mrs. Randy Bradshaw grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. DeLyle Ivy, for a week. Twenty-si- x family members of LaVcl Bradshaw and First Mr. Donald Ross of Marys-vall- e Ward Bishopric enjoyed a visited his son Wendell chicken supper on the lawn at LaVel Bradshaws, Thursday and family on Monday. INNER SPRING MATTRESS To buying a new car.,. or truck? Save money by fi- 12 oz. DEL MONTE CORN Ek Manderfield Notes TANG CREAMED or WHOLE Conference at Beaver, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Eulalia Davis has returned after visiting at Grand Canyon with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Davis. Vance Wood is home from Fort Ord, California where he spent several weeks training. i with Ground Beef or with Meat Balls LICORCE here attended Stake Quarterly Mural Ins 255c SPAGHETTI DAD'S ROOT BEER mm mi JUST ARRIVED FOR FALL 15 oz 99c FILLER PAPER, DIVIDERS & DICTIONARY SALAD BOWL CHEF BOYARDEE d & BOX SPRINGS 10 Year Guarantee Mattress at this low price S695 BED INNER SPRING MATTRESS SPECIALS THIS WEEK 2 for $20 FULL CAPS Plus Recappable Casing 590x15 560x15 500x15 650x14 700x14 600x13 650x13 700x13 iromttiMttNMtmfimmftitmiiiMiraunmtKmtfiHimm BEAVER CITY BRANCH of the TWIN MATTRESS S295' MILFORD STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $10,000 Jim Williams OK TIRE STORE DEADER HOME FURNISHINGS 595 No Main Beaver, Ut. Phone 438-567- 5 |
