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Show The Beaver Press September 6, 1979 Shop at your local Food Markets i fialgHfP) 1 i fi 1 1 your support means a larger selection and better quality grocery items for ' your family! 270 N. MAIN Prices effective Sept. Food items Spam Luncheon Meat Western Family hot or with beans I - 46 oz. Campbell crm of mushroom 10.49 Pineapple Juice ........ 9.98 ,. Breakfast Drink . ...... 6.39 Niblets .. .. .. ... .. ..... 7.99 K Dry Instant Beef or Chicken. 9.49 ...... 7.49 ..... 6.19 Whole Tomato ......... 7.89 Towels Zee , 10.68 9.89 . . 4 lb. 29.99 Corn Generic 7.25 oz. Mac and Cheese. ; Western Family 5.34 32.49 "Western Family 33.79 7.98 303 7.69 24 s .......14.69 ' bath 2? 9.99 Soap .;t;'?x 499 .......... ...3.49 t',vV Produce 17 lb. Cantaloupes Celery stalk 29ea. Yellow Onions Green Peppers 325 Meat Spare ' f. 99 lb. Hiland d . . . ..69 h V r ciHnriuaru 438-265- 1 Roger Olpin y in 1978. Striper anglers have been doing well this summer. In fact, during July, most fish caught at Powell were stripers. Chaffin says striper arc now the being taken from the dam on southern extreme of the lake Up to Rainbow Bridge. ,- -; J , tarrii.r puieon K" k uu i ' ut h Othcc List week so tne jollwi in p " 1 ' i 1 1 happt'nuiijs. Sclua !., iruti t l,i holiday 4l. i.s tn t1 1 io tJ c i i I iad di'vn uruvt o ! lu' 1 s V r a i it f t js I ii V i u!t i IK ' ' i sncils i! m! J( ntattes our f&au'v flunk :h rommg sarin. IntAlb ilk 'J vltri tPfcbrtj Sir i,,J, v swa: drlicious d.ri.ncr and their p;,ravns and lu.sahe Cook Kanch Mtitord or, Sunday the & lh Bum r tt.k H , ; t;i. honored !"? S'ivnhL;;hv with a sicaK Park on l ridav 24. Ihose unending irom Miit, were, President and Mrs. Gjry Sullivan, former Presiden: Mrs. Gail Van lussell, Mr ,' Mrs Bob Puffer and Mr and M' . Ron Gale. ' The annual Telluride Ki! drew lots of folks to the vi;f;' station and Rulon Brox's Mv.-mountain home. Attending evening of games, for the y.iuv . m and old and the Ue!y . su;-r- from Milford, were: Mr, and Melvin .Walker and d;un,h-.Shanna Carter and son Crt. Mr. and Mrs. Normand Iho:.; son and family, Mr. and Mrs J Puffer and family, Mr. and M.: Ted Bridge and family Mr. am: Mrs. Gary Malcus and Tata Ca'c of Milfurd. Many others all over southern Utah. Those out - of town pe;; the Saturday s( ii t i - , attcr.-Jf'-tro- lf Mjik Nvilson Kj'C; tC Whirtaker were: Brad and Sn'n Whittaker and family, (J.ny Deb WhilUkcr and fani;iy i f Cedar City. Ran and Judy Uaiic and family of Sanla Clara. Mrs. John H. Nay, Mr. at..,! Mrs. Arthur Nay and son Mr. and Mrs. Deward Na.v ir. .t s;n Mike of Hunter Utah, Mrs Darlene Beusen of Logan. K t and Arlene Whittaker and Brian of St. Ccorge, Mr. and M; ' David Nav of Salt l ak;- - and V and Mrs. Lowell Jolmvfi i Kr.rsab. Also attending wore Mr. -nd Mtj-L awrjrelard) .C"i:irji(v Mrv JMtm? lais"!! i t Prove and Mr. and Mis. Ch.'c , Nelson of St. George. Fricn1-- , t...' the young coupk who aiun iv' ivcre Dotiy Mayer and Court.-.--. Davis of Salt l ake, Mr. and Mr,' Calvin Elmer and Cindy Hay.,..;. M Orem, Stacy Dove of P.. ; Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ihki Marianne Wtvier of Cvd.u ') and Brian Ldwutds of ftci. f '.iliioniia " A Dultti luncheon to the f..W wcddit. n Whittaker home. The newl were honored witii a rmpuu tr.v' 1 1)S Church in the evening. The Mili'otd Senior Citizen laigc number, joined with and Beaver fetouK i a picnic on Monday cveiun, ,'uc County Fair gruuml Minersville, Several young mairic-..;; , ii enjoyed a camp out a,,." archery hunt lav, weekend v.. .'Did Mrs. Dor.alv t.iv irtt; t. a, Mr. and Mrs. C alien Carter. Mr t Mrs. Kitk Puffer and Mr Mrs. David Miink tnji'n-dutch oven u.kin aai banting. They weren't su. the "Finding" Iinwcvi r. Word :ti ieJ'.".evI th, ! p.issing of Keith NJi:..n ' P. 'rowan v. ho i. the r Mau-.. M.uium. r Nfargie 1? i v.eckciul in Nc-lc-; M,-ati- i . . i" -- . .v ' , Mint-rsvill- i ..' il-ra- m, i (e -- farotvan wi:1 Wj!. Mcc';mji j.iin.t t1'. f'..i..-..iservices ii.'ld in h f. i .u, :i '!... . ... M.;i ' , Br.. J and Sl.'.ei Khk -- ' p;'nrr.;s t.f a h.iby buy I, ' Friday A'jji;,! .11 in Sa!t L, J Jr. are a,, J. Grandparents . pro-i- Kr.k of Nii'f.C'i a.'iJ B'...r Joyce Coon of Calif.., ;'.,, i: little eni has two tf.ers li.'ie in Mi'd'.Ti'. Mt. Kirk at.-Mrs. M..-T'trr.er. Mr. Kii.;r,ei Ce.'n i, i proud great gr&ntipj ajrrt U .' Mr. and Mis. b ,h ,Utr. are pn-uparents ef a !.tv 8' horn Friday the 3l, i s Milford. He will by named C"".t-ar.tl is w elc irticd ii.nr.e by R. :' ' J 6:1,1 Vf-r- lirir.J.i WeeKruJ vivt . i Ihvr lav,ci Ilorne tv?u' til.' tht'i.-- S i .t;h!'. i a ; 1 fjni;:ir3 Ai.ii'anrl Clttf ..f iJ.ih.? and Charlotte and Ivn t H i, h Hra-l-h.i- !" .... M;.i rsar:.1 uue i ;. &rs enjoynu; the role t,f ;r,m.l t more all the time." B-- Wait... until Tuesday noon to submit 031pm UASt LVI SALE one-inc- Don't 12oz. Chicken Franks s. Bass Fishing Good 1.59 lb. - My tr . Should you take a child to a funeral? ! Wit; J, by I iii a d Farns-worth- Tales 9 The kingdom of Heaven is not a evening picnic in the Priday back place, but a state of mind. yard. Dr. and Mrs. Lyum S. Farnsworth and family and Mrs. Perhaps the most valuable results Allen S. Farnsworth. all from to the is ability of all education Mesa Arizona, joined them for a make yourself do the thing you evening. Twenty-eigh- t delightful have to do, when it ought to be members enjoyed a corn, family done, as it out to be done, tomato and ham picnic with all whether you like to do it or not. the trimmings. Next day, Kathleen return d Mrs. Phoebe Warby has had home with Lynn and family and as her guests recently Mrs. Bobbie. All of then returned to Lynnea Flcrrders and three dau- their home in Mesa. They had ghters Patty, Crissie and Angie been to Provo to get their children and June Beach of Anaheim, registered at BYU. Lynn and Calif, they spent a week with Mary's son, Scott entered the Phoebe. Mission Home in Provo. He has a Parowan really had a wonder-ful- l call to the Arcadia, California three day fair, Rodeo and Mission. Horse races. The Parade was August 21st was a very beauitful, the exibits outstanding. special day for the Joe Nelson I never did see such a crowd. family. There were 25 members Seems everyone loves going to of the immediate family present Parowan for the Labor Day at a special dinner held at the activities. home of their daughter and sou in Mr, and Mrs. Bud (Jeannie) law Doris and Dennis Daniolv in Scarlet of Salt Lake and Ricky American Fork. Those attending McMullen and friend of Orem Ut. were Shirley and Bob Hughes and spent the weekend with Mrs. children Lori and Kelly, Sliirlene Ruby McMullin and Annabell and and little daughter Tawni Lynn Elsie Hales. from St. George; Phillip, Peggy and five daughters - Michelle, Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Darlcne) Paige, Kristy, Brigette and Nicole Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Steven from Boise, Idaho; Joh, Ann and Reddle and son Steven of Las two sons Mike and Matt from Vegas are visiting with Darlene's Bountiful, Utah; Doris, Dennis family and spending time at their and four children - Diane, David, cabin in the Beaver Mountains. Douglas and Derek from AmeriMr. and Mrs. Olie (Velma) can ForK Utah; and Merle and Joe Stout of Las Vegas and Milford from Beaver. The group of 25 spent the weekend in the Mounstayed at the home of Doris and tains with Jack and Darlene Dennis for the week and reported Harris. having a real fun time together Mr. and Mrs. Sam (Alta) doing fun things like spending Hickman were entertained at a one day at, Lagoon, one day Dinner and an evening of entertclimbing to and going through ainment Aug. 26, 1979 at the Timpanogas Cave swimming and Fireside Inn in Ely Nevada. For other fun things. their 57th Wedding Anniversary. Merle and Joe are happy to There to enjoy the evening was report that it was a very fun week Don and Eyvonne Marlin, Sane-auand they hope to carry out this Flossie Johnson, Mack and plan each year following. Mary Patterson and Thell and They are proud to report they Elsie Marlin. Congratulation Sam have 2 sons, 2 daughters, 17 and Alta. grandchildren, and 2 great grandMrs. Ruby McMullin was in children. Including those who Bountiful last week to attend a have married into the family makes a total of 31 members. wedding for her nephew Kyle McMullin. Prior to this reunion Merle and Mr. and Mrs. Bell (Beth) Joe entertained five of their Crawford of Salt Lake visited with grandsons, Kelly, Mike, Matt, Beth's mother and her daughter David, and Doug, in Beaver for and family Mrs. Sadie Low and three weeks, from the 1st of July Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Vickie) until the 21st of July. After the Waters one day last week. three weeks they returned the boys to their homes in St. George, Mrs. Kathleen S. Farns-wort- h in Bountiful, and American Fork several days spent and then went on to Boise, Idaho Afton, Wyoming, visiting the to visit Phillip and his family for Max C. Robinson family. Barbara to. welcome. a three w.eeks-anRobinson is Kathleen's daughter, ,iiew"graiidaughter into, the fain-."- , Enroute home. Kathleen, visited ily. On their return to Beaver Mr. and Mrs. John B. Smith in from Boise their four granddauSalt Lake, and the Dean One evening, the Dean ghters, three from Boise and one from American Fork accompanied Farnsworths went to American them. After spending ten days in Fork to join the Leland and Beaver Merle and Joe took the a at Thelma Priday family lovely children to American fork to meet their parents and to participate in were much too tough for the Olds. the family reunion. Following the Hanksville is a friendly little town week in American. Fork Phillip, sort of an oasis in the desert. It is Peggy and their five daughters now busting at the seams howevcame to Beaver to spend a few er, with transient miners who are days with parents Joe and Merle. working in the nearby mines. returned to their home in They There is a bigger uranium boom Boise, Idaho Sunday Aug. 26th. on there now than the one in the It has been a very busy but fifties. summer for the Nelsons happy We found that Greg had moved and now the children are back to a mobile home into Hanksville a school and Joe and Merle arc left couple of days before and he was alone, they really feel the It the seems having problems. of an empty house. But movers had broken a gas line so now they can look forward to next with my limited knowlcge of summer. plumbing, offered my services. We finally got the job done, but hope no one turns me in for practicing plumbing without a license. Also, the only rain of the season came that day before he Improved striped bass fishing had time to check the roof and is the Lake Powell forecast for the soaked his carpet, so Mike and I rest of 1979 and 1980. now volunteered to be roofers. Chris This report comes Hope the roofing union don't get Chaffin, the Division of Wildlife wind of it. Resources information officer in Cedar City. T.ie improved fishing, says Chaffin, is a result of the Division's stocking efforts during the last five years. Since 1975, the Division has raised and released approximately 675.000 striper fry. These fish have grown well in Powell and are now averaging six pounds with an occasional being taken, The past two years have been extremely successful fur Wayne Gustaveson, the fisheries project leader at Lake Powell. Gustaveson and his crew raised 222,500 stripers this year and released in the southern them in is Attending a funeral an end of Lake Powell. The fish emotional growth released this year were larger experience that normally and healthier than those released mild Cheese 1 438-286- should not be denied to a ch.ld. By attending, she shares her family's grieving. She learns that death is not secret or mysterious, just natural. " N v V Ribs.....;..... By Esta mid-Jul- 3!bs. 29 25 lb. .........3.89 It being Sunday, we good Mormons couldn't go fishing, so had to wait until the ' next morning. Mike's uncle from Manti brought the boat down and was to spend the next morning fishing with us. It seened we had just laid our waary heads down to nap a bit when Mike sounded reveille. It was still too dark for the fish to see but we roused our weary bodies and headed for the boat habor.I had two coats on and was still colder than a well diggers ankles. We began trolling deep and when it finally got light enough for the fish to see, finally began catching a few. We were really surprised when we caught three mack. They were barely keepers, just 15 inches long which is the minimum. That just shows you what kind of luck have. The day before, some dude from Salina latched onto a 35 pound Mack, That evening, Mike's uncle had gone back to Manti, so Mike and I took Lana and baby out in the boat for a little boat ride and fishing. It was nearly dark and we were on the far side of the lake debating on whether or not to stop the motor and do a little fly fishing. Mike said "No I don't want to take a chance on restarting the motor with the baby in here". Well, just at that monent the motor went on "vacation and conked out. No amount of coaxing would revive it. All the boats had gone off the lake and we had one paddle. We twisted around like a wounded duck with a broken wing We decided we would have to float till morning when a last desperate effort on the crank revived the ailing motor and we headed full speed to the nearest port holding our breath for fear it would stop again. Mike is a "die hard" fisherman. The next morning at five when I would much rather have been sleeping, we were again out on the cold lake. We caught seven nice ones which would help us survive while in the Henries, then headed south. After a summer of drought the heavens opened up, and form Fish Lake to Capitol Reef it was a deluge. We felt much the same as Noah must have felt when the flood hit his raft. At Capitol Reef Park it was dry-aa bone. We went to the visitors center and watched a film which told all about the park. We found that it got it's name frorfl the bee that hive looking formations resembled the capitol dome and from the deep canyons which the early prospectors called "reefs." There are dozens of beautiful places to see if you will take time to hike into them. Last year we hiked to Hickman Arch which was awe inspiring and much larger than we thought it would be. (Don't know if it was named after Sam or not.) The apricot trees at the park were loaded with over ripe fruit and was so thick on the ground you couldn't walk around the trees. Still the rangers were watching them like they were pure gold, and were afraid that you might take some without paying. Anyway, we picked a bucket full and I made quit a dent in them between there and Hanksville. You know what the old saying says, "better to bust a gut than waste good food." The scenery between the patk and Hanksville is unique and interesting with someting dittcr-en- t at every turn. We finally Mike in pulled into Hanksville, his Tovota and I was following in the Olds, the Toyota was to be used in the rough Henries which family 303 Blended Applesauce Flour . . 2 Chunk Tuna Western Family Pampers Antifreeze 7.69 Green Beans 32.89 303 Western Family cream style Western Family sliced or cut Pampers.... Extra Prestone 18.79 Peanut Butter 12 Jergens tall 6 lb. 21.29 Cheer 28.75 Planter's creamy or chunk Tissues 50 off 20 qt. Western Family 200 ct. absorb. Daytime 8.95 Western Family instant Kleenex asst. Toddler .19.29 Canned Milk 19.59 .....19.95 tall Dry Milk .'. Toilet Tissue.. Toilet Tissue Sego' Milk 4 roll 32 oz. Western Family elbow and long Mac. and Spaghetti white or asst. ft 4 roll 32 oz. . Nice-n-so- 15.99 Northern white or asst. Hunt's Tomato Ketchup. giant 11.98 Heinz Keg..... 1.99 Zee asst. print 8oz. Tomato.... 2 lb. . Non-food- s 11.29 ' 15.79 Fried Chicken 2Vz Western Family sliced 11b. Banquet 303 Western Family .r.vr. .15.99 Margarine . . Western Family '. Blue Bonnet reg. 300 Western Family Whole Tomato 6oz. Western Family Potato Flakes .Ketchup 50 cup 8,69 n. Orange Juice. 10 . . . . Western Family Pork-n-bean- s Yeast.............. 3.29 Wyler 303 .... 2 lb. Fleischman 12oz. Fancy Peas 50 Cubes......... 9.49 Bouillon Tomato Juice Western Family 10.68 Wyler beef or chicken 46 oz. Green Giant 2Vi Sugar 23.89 Western Family 11.99 Western Family powdered or brn. 10 Breakfast Drink... 1 Soup 23.89 Western Family apple or orange 1 Campbell vegetable 10 Western Family apple 1 ............12.69 Soup 46 oz. Western Family or crm. of & 11.79 Apricot Nectar 1434 .... . . 7.49 Spaghettis. chicken Campbell bean bacon .........14.49 Soup 46 oz. Western Family gal. v Franko American 12.89 Juice... . Western Family 2 Western Family Apple .......... 22.49 Vegetable Oil ......... 29.89 Shortening. 16.69 Pineapple 3 lb. Snowdrift 2Vz Western Family slice.chunk or crush 5.59 Sugar ..... 15.12 Pears 25 lb. Ckit Cliot By Louis Lessing 1 .10.89 Western Family 2Vz , Rosedale 1 Soup........... .11.29 Peaches ....11.99 Campbell Tomato 303 Fruit Cocktail 1 Soup .....13.69 Western Family 7.69 Campbell Chicken Noodle 300 Western Family sliced or halves 303 Corn ....... 28.59 Chili BEAVER 8 Western Family whole kernal or crm. style 12oz. - 6-- ffara's On Our Way ar- ticles for the paper. 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