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Show THE BEAVER (Utah) PRESS Thursday, September 3, 1970 PREPARE FOR FALL HUNTS Now is the time to begin preparation for fall hunts; hasty preparation, ,at the last minute, is generally incomplete and hunters often find they MAX LIMB III 1 I JK3 4 rl for Asks for your support in the Sept. 8 Primary Election Son of the late Henry F. Limb, Max has lived in Beaver County all of his life. He is a graduate of Beaver High School and studied for a year at CSU (now Southern Utah State College). He operated a service station and has worked at the mine in Milford. Your support will be sincerely appreciated Next to love, a common sorrow is the greatest bond of the human soul. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry (Jeanne) Moore and daughter of Las Vegas spent two days last week with MY. and Mrs. Bert (Ano-na- ) SwimHehurst. They were returning home after a vacation in Yellowstone Park and visiting Juannie's .sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernile in Montana. (Doris) Brad-MaMr. and Mrs. Ronald (Lo Ann) and daughter, Lana, of La Vegas pent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert (Vie) Smith. They brought a birthday cake to help Gilbert celebrate his birthday Aug. 31. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn (Merridy) Pam. Baker and children, Lauri and Rachel, of Lancaster Vote in the Primary September 8 for fa ii ,l A J A Qualified Republican Candidate LEONAMUNCY sharpen the eye of the shotgun shooter, and some time spent patterning your shotgun may reveal some interesting characteristics of your County Assessor I hke the sun setting over a quiet lake, shade trees, rose bushes in the early morning, the boat of a bass drum in a paradV, smiting faces, a kindly greeting. WHY NOT? 4t I forgot something important. Rifles and shotguns should be checked to see that they are operable and in safe firing condition. Rifles should be sighted in to help insure a clean kill. Trap or skeet shooting will help Republican BY ESTA . California, spent the weekend wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs Milo (Naorrw) Baker. They have been on vacation to Jackson Lake and Yellowstone Park. They visited relatives in Idaho Palls and Utah and left Monday for home. LaMar Briggs and son, Kevin of Henderson, Nevada spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Briggs. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin (Lydia) Smith the past week, were Mr. and Mrs. Glen (Ilene) Stroud and (laughter Lynette of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Smith and family of Orem, Peggy Smith and Randy Blackett of Provo. They enjoyed camping in Hhe Beaver Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Warren (Vina) ' Huuihings spent weekend in Salt Lake vith their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. (Karen) Jones. Mr. and Mrs. David (Jill) Beniilon spent two days last week witih her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arshcl Hollingshead. David received his Masters Degree at BYU graduation exercises Friday, August 22, 1970. They left Thursday for China Lake, California where he is employed at the Naval Air Base. 15 years diversified office experience, Especially bookkeeping and accounting A permanent resident and taxpayer of Beaver County civic activities Supports County-wid- e fowling piece. Safe gun handling and respect for property are just as important now as they are during the hunt. Ask permission before you use an area for sighting in. Use paper targets instead of tim cans or bottles; the results will be more accurate and the chance of a ricochet is reduced. Always be sure that you have a safe backstop. Broken bottles and shot up tim cans are not welcome additions to any landscape, public or private, so be sure you remove all litter from the area when you leave. The lack of public shooting ranges throughout the state mckes it necessary that most sighting in and shooting take place on public or private lands. Respect these areas so they will be available for future guitch. Monday for the funeral for John T. Talbot, an uncle of Esta's. Mr. iind Mrs. Wocxlruff Teuse-he- r of Twin Falls, Idaho two days Ian week withspent Mr. and Mrs. Alf (Mace!) Horton. The Teusethers were missionaries in the same district with the Horton the Roswell District in the Colorado, New Mexico Mission. They served two months in England as the Mortons did and were unable to take the damp climate. Both shooters. Mr. and Mrs. Wilf (Alvarotta) Mr.s. Ben Robinson, Mr. ana Robinson ihad Horace Corbridge Mrs. Wilf Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Arshel (Roma) Hollings-iheaof California, Bessie 'and WinMr. and Mrs. Vernon (Ber ona Pearson, Ella Wood and Mr and Mrs. Clarence Cornidge of nice) Black, and Mr. and Mr.s. Minersville and their son, Geo-ig- e Bill (Liz) Pryor. Mr. and Mrs. Alex (Grace) Robinson and son, Michael, of Lehi as guests last week. Boyter havo had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Neil Neilsen the' past week Mr. and Mrs. received word their nephew, Jay Joseph and three children Doug Bowman of Vernal, Utah, of Half-WaOregon, Retta Ash was in a motor bike accident. of Phoenix, Arizona, and Mr. They have no details but and Mrs. Dan (Itha) Lindsay understand he was .seriously who are living at Strawberry Reservoir taking care of a reinjured. Mrs. Sonja Dean and three sort. Dan is here for the Bow He Ida, Wendy and Hunt. children, Mrs. Tina Ferris of Twin Robby and Lee Hansen of Proyo spent Tuesday with Sonja's Falls, Idaho, is visiting with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arshell her son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace (Beth) Dean. (Roma Hollingshead. Blaiine and I spent the weekMr. and Mrs. Thomas (Ada) Gilmore of Riverton, Wyoming end in Sunset, Utah, with my sister and her husband, Mr. and .spent several days in the Beaver Mountains and visited Ada's Mrs--. Allen (Ida) Faux. Mrs. Irene Cox, Donna Morris bro&hers and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson, Mr. and and Esta Cox were in Pan- d, y couples Hinishcxl their minions In the Western States. Bill Cox and Pat Baker are with the Forest Fire Fighting crew in Wynatche National For- est in Washington. Bill Anderson of Salt Lake ami Mr. and Mrs Lee Barton and baby of Cedar City were guest last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John (Erma) Anderson. Evan Nielsen and son Brad came to Beaver Friday to try their luck on the bow hunt and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest (Leonore) Mulr. Mr. and Mrs. Muir and four children from Dur-angColorado, spent part of their vacation here with Joch-ie- s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blackburn at Minersville. They visited Russell's mother who was in the Utah Valley Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Muir spent two weeks in Provo, Utah where Mrs. Muir spent 11 days In the Utah Valley Hospital for back treatments. Tamara Neilsen came home with her grandparents to help care for Ru-sse- ll o, Gary Chamberlains open Gary and Judy Chamberlain are busy readying their Midvale home to occomodate this fall, and have named it, "Small-Wor- ld Pre-Sch- GanJto Ud and omA uh ol." Judy, a Kindergarten teacher in the Jordan School District has had a desire to opperate one privately since she received her nursery education training in college. Gary's work with the Granite District keeps him abreast of the school facility trends. Their decision to open this fall came in mid-Ju- ly and they worried at first about filling the session. However, responce to their advertising was better than they expected, so they are considering a second session. The nursery school will be patterned after various university run nurseries, with emphasis on social, emotional and academic development. Creativity will be stressed in music, art, and other activities. Judge James P. McCune Incumbent District Judge . ? Mrs. Loretta Thompson received a phone call on August 27th. telling her that her grandson and his wife had a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs Dean Gillies of Cedar City have a baby girl born July 18. Thi makes 10 great grandchildren for Mr. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Dave (Zelma) Gillies xpent Sunday with Mrs. Thompson. Aug. Si to Sept. 6 ool Pre-Scho- her grandmother. El Sta Nursery ol pre-scho- ' . . j ohM. Ytu rtfwn, itUii uftufei oj'ijkwt, Fisiii kman: "It's getting late, and wc lia.cn 't caught a single fish." Second Fisherman: "Well, let's let a couple more bij; ones get away and- - then go home." 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Instead, he stays on the job and relies only on his training, experience and his record as Judge. No Coke n Stands on His Record , WITH EVERY .4 If? is not a politician, and hf believes in and has complied with all provisions of the Action Instead of Theoris- s- In 1970 he increased the regular court dates in the District from 45 to 75 to expedite court proceedings. He believes that each case must be considered in accordance with rules of law and good judgment. The intent of Utah's Judicial selection law is to select and keep good judges in office. ASK FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR AREA: Bradshaw Auto Parts 85 North Main MAP I iMh - We Have a Good Judge Lei's Keep Him -- Vote for Judgp James P. McCune, incumbent, at the Primary Election. |