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Show Bantam Basketball Ninth Week Results THE BEAVER PRESS Ute Trail. But it had been a dry season, and we passed first one empty water hole and then another until it lookded as if there was no water in the country at all. But we kept on in the hope that when we reached the big rock water tank which we knew through our previous visit, when young George A. Smith was killed, and which was in the country of Spanashank, should be reached, that we would have plenty of water. But when we came to it, we found that it too was empty. (Continued Next Week) mmmmMmmimmm 'JlT'"ilmwirr f True Pioneer with Marge Isaac Riddle from last week. By much talk along this line he changed their purpose, and we were saved. We learned later that the real reason these Indians were so unfriendly was because a company of United States soldiers from Camp Floyd had passed through their land sometime previous, and for some trifle had killed an entire band of Navajos. Previous to this Colorado trip, I had contemplated a trip to California. And now I made preparations after a few weeks of rest to carry out my plans. This was principally a trading journey, and I took with me, besides my span of horses and wagon, five head of bulls, and a wagon load of various, useful articles. The trip took six months, and is worthy of remembrance by reason of the fact that at that time I experienced for the first time a personal manifestation of the nearness which my religion brought me to God. I was on my way back, and had reached San Bernardino, when one of the prolonged heavy rainstorms frequent in that region, overtook us. Being unprepared for inclement weather, I got wet and was stricken down with a severe attack of pneumonia. I do not remember of ever being ill before, and this case went very hard with me. It seemed to me that 1 was on the brink of death, and I realized how far I was away from home and friends. Some kind people seeing my position, took me in and cared for me, but it looked as if there was no hope. I had none, and I doubt not that those people thought that they were doing a kindness to one who was about to set out on that longer journey from whence there is no returning. But one night, when the thought of death was crowding in upon me, and I was longing for a familiar face, and the pain and suffering were something more than I could bear, I said to myself that if there were some elders of ours Church who could administer to me I would surely get well. No The Story-Contin- ued sooner had the thought entered my mind than a small voice close to my ear said, "Why not do it yourself? You have the authority." Inspiration or angel voice, I know not what it was, but forthwith, I acted upon the suggestion. I raised my arms and placed my hands upon my brow and prayed. And I saw, as I prayed, a halo of light appear above me. It descended and settled upon my brow, and I knew that I was healed, and that God had made a manifestation of His power to me, and had touched me and I was whole. The dread disease was driven out of my body. The next morning, after a night of peaceful sleep, I arose well and strong and pursued my journey. After my return from California, I was very busy with my farm work, lumbering and missionary work with the Indians. The last took a great deal of my time, in fact most of it, yet I was able to carry on my personal affairs in a very successful way. I had several minor affairs with the Indians, in which I thought more than once that I would have to kill in order to save myself. But fortunately I managed each time to escape, either through my quickness and bravery, or through tact, for I could speak well the Indian language, and understood by that time the ways of the Indians. In the fall of 1862 I made milk. Tues. March 2 Meat loaf, buttered peas, chilled apricots, cookie, hot roll and butter, milk. Wed., March 3 Sliced turkey, potatoes and gravy, chilled peaches, hot roll and butter, cake, milk. Hamburger potato round cassrole, cheese slice, buttered carrots, hot roll and butter, choc, pudding, milk. Fri., March 5 Chicken & Noodles over mashed potatoes, celery stick, fruited jello, hot roll & butter, milk. Mon., March 8 Grilled cheese sandwich, buttered green beans, chilled apricots, peanut butter squares, milk. Tues., March 9 Chilli, chilled pears, carrot stick, doughnuts, garlic bread, milk. Wed., March 10 Q: What are the benefits of having an IRA? AY: Arthur Young notes, annual contributions, subject to limitations, are deductible from income for federal tax purposes. In addition, earnings on the fund assets are not taxed currently. Instead, the contributions and earnings are taxed when amounts are withdrawn. Q: What should be my investment strategy with an 3 Hints It Hattie IRA? AY: Generally, Arthur Young points out, it is better to have assets which generate taxable income in an IRA, Colorado, and this time reached in safety the villages of the Moquich Indians. These Indians have always been of a peaceful, industrious nature, unlike the Navajos and the Apaches. They build houses in villages, and live together, raise crops and so forth. Their houses are built on a square fort plan, one story above the other, and the entrance is at the top, one going from the top to the bottom. They received my comrade and me in a very friendly way, gave us of their provisions, and showed a very hospitable spirit and a disposition to be on friendly terms. Before I again visited these people, a heavy famine came to them and they lost about 300. It was in the fall of 1864 that Jacob Hamblin and myself and six others undertook to perform a mission to them, to preach and instruct them in the principles of the gospel. It was while on this trip that we had another evidence that God was with us. We crossed the Colorado River on a raft at the point where Lee's Ferry was later constructed, and struck across the country on the Old I you hold exempt-incom- e producing property personally. For example, you would generally not hold an certificate or muniin an IRA. In bonds cipal addition, it is generally better to hold long-tercapital gain property personally. If you were to buy shares of IBM to hold for 10 years, for example, you should probably own them personally rather than through an IRA. Q: How much can I put into an IRA? AY: Beginning in 1982, you . can contribute 100 percent of your wages or earnings from up to a $2,000 maximum, each year for a single individual. Q: Can I put in less or skip a payment for a year? AY: Yes. AH contributions are voluntary. Q: Do I have to pay the $2,000 all at once? AY: Many institutions allow you to set up an IRA with a minimum down, to which you ; can add money during the year. Often, you can arrange to have amounts withheld from your salary through a payroll deduction. You have until the time for filing your return (including extensions) to set up and make deductible contributions to an IRA. Q: Can I have more than one IRA? AY: Yes, but you are still subject to the $2,000 limitation on deductible contributions. Q: Is an IRA available for a noncompensated spouse? AY: Yes. The working spouse may deduct the lesser of 100 percent of his earnings or $2,250 if contributions are made to an IRA for a nonworking spouse. Arthur Young emphasizes, A JOINT TAX RETURN MUST BE 1 1 complete line of mufflers in stock FILED TO QUALIFY FOR THE ADDITIONAL DEDUCTION. Contributions to the two accounts need not be in Dave and Ray's the same amount, but the $2,000 individual limit remains in effect. Garage 438-222- 9 i Combine cake mix, pudding mix, milk, eggs and chips in a large bowl. Mix by hand until blended, about 2 min. Pour into greased and floured 13X9 inch pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 to 55 min., or until cake springs back when lightly touched, Drizzled Vi cup of the chocolate syrUp over .the s warm cake. Sprinkle evenly over syrup and bake 5 min. longer or until marshmellows are softened and lightly browned. Drizzle remaining syrup over marshmellows. Cool cake in pan and cut into squares using knife dipped in warm water. marsh-mellow- 1 . -- Ski-Reso- rt March 13 and 14 at 11:00 a.m. Giant Slalom and Slalom Fees: $15 combined; $10 single Trophies and Prizes yrs., Seniors 8 yrs. Adults 19 yrs. and over Separate Classes for Male and Female Races Classes Juniors 13-1- 8-- 12 For Ski Information, Call Transportation A vailable! Call 439-26- 54 438-248- 8 or 439-265- 9 package (6 Student Of The Week Lions. Hoagie sandwich, buttered corn, chilled peaches, cookie, The first game with Froyd's and Kelly's got off to a slow start but ended with a god showing from both teams. Kelly's won the game with the final score standing at 25 to 15. Scorers for Kelly's: L. Eyre 5 points, S. Eyre 8 points, D. Robinson 4 milk. Utah Tech Honor Roll The winter quarter honor roll was announced for Utah Technical College at Henrie. Potential Graduates CEDAR CITY AH students who plan to graduate -- Southern Utah State College May 29 must take immediate steps to have everything in order when commencement arrives. Ward S. Robb, college registrar, asks candidates for graduation that they: 1. Report to the registrar's ' office to have their names listed on the tentative graduation list and to complete cap and gown and diploma orders. 2. Obtain necessary gradu-tio- n requirement check sheets and graduation procedures information from the registrar's office or from their department chairman. 3. Check with major and minor professors to- - insure that all graduation requirements will be complete by the end of spring quarter. 4. Complete graduation check forms, have them signed and return them to the registrar's office for final graduation check and clearfrom ; The preceding steps, along with payment of the $9 graduation fee (which includes rental of caps and gowns) must be completed by March 15. "It is very important that students take the above steps in order to participate in commencement excercises May 29," Robb said. com- mencement requirements be directed to the can office, or by calling SUSC registrar's 586-771toll-fre- Blackburn points, K. Eyre 2 points, order to qualify for this list, students must have maintained at least a 3.5 grade point average, or better. The following students from Beaver were named: Jody A. Gale and Brent Questions about D. points, Provo-Ore- e, extension 7715. 4 D. Albrecht In ance. This week's action put Froyd's against Kelly's and Utah Ind. Bank against the 2 points. For scorers were: M. Stucki 7 points, T. Blackner 2 points, J. Webster 3 points, R. Yardley 2 points, A. Harris 1 point. The second game put 1st Froyd's Don Gordon Roberts, Seminary Student of the Week, is the son of Gordon and Janice Roberts. He enjoys playing sports and collecting thoughts. He has been captain of the football team and of the basketball team. Ke has participated in basketball for 4 years, football 4 years, baseball 3 years and track 3 years. In Jr. High he wrestled, was on the Jr. Prom committee, and has been in F.F.A. and on the Forensic's team. This year he was Most Valuable Player in 1A State Football. Don has been president, secretary, and a counselor, in the deacon, teacher and priest quorums. Don is this years Seminary President. He is a member of the Beaver 3rd Ward. His future plans are to go on a mission and to attend BYU. Class Offered EMT CEDAR CITY March 10 is the application deadline for an Emergency Medical Technician training program being offered spring quarter at Southern Utah State College. The course will begin March 19 at 6 p.m. in the SUSC Science Building, Rm. 121. Training ends May 1 when participants have completed the program. Gassroom lectures will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 - 10 in the Science Building, practical application sessions will be held on Saturdays from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. according to Daphne Dalley, coordinator of conferences and workshops at SUSC. "The EMT course is a basic training program for -- 120-ho- place on the line and it really turned out to be just what you would expect. With the Lions in first place, Ut. Ind. Bank came in to the game hoping for at least a share of first place and when the final seconds run down, they were on top 25 to 24. Scorers for Ut. Ind. Bank: J. Olson 5 points, D. Marshall 4 points, B. Marshall 4 points, S. Langford 7 points, J. Kelsey 1 point, R. Beals 4 points. For the Lions scorers were: W. Marshall 2 points, S. Limb 5 points, T. AIlsup 15 points, D. Yardley 2 points. We have one more week of the league left and then we will have a two night tournament. The tournament will be on March 16 and 17 starting at 6:oo p.m. each night. Their will be a small admission charge to pay for trophies. Come out and support the Bantam BAsket-bal- l program which is supporting your boys. Remember the dates March 16 and 17. the first responder to the sick or injured." Applications can be obtained in the SUSC Old Administration Building, room 203, or by calling Mrs. Forms Dalley at are also available from Albert Orton, in Parowan, or from Bob in Cedar Tuckett, City. The registration fee for the course is $125. AH applications must be completed and returned to the program coordinators by March 10. 586-785- 477-364- 586-835- Free Boat The New Beaver Trap Safety Classes Gordon Tenney, Information Specialist for the Utah State Division of Parks and Recreation, announced today that a series of free boating safety courses will be offered to boating enthusiasts. The courses, sponsored by the Utah State Division of Parks and Recreation, a division of the Utah State Department of Natural Resources and ergy, and the U.S. Coast Guard Auxilary Division XII will emphasize power boating and sailing skills, and regulations. Courses are as follows: March 3, 1982, 12 lessons at Murray High School, 5440 South State, Murray, Utah at 7:00 p.m. Please contact Roger K. Meyer at Lounge invites you to come and dance to Southern Gold March 6th beginning at 9 :00 p.m. Beaver North Interchange No Minors Please 255-881- servings) instant pudding chocolate flavor Vi cup sugar V to 'i tsp. cinnamon Prepare cake mix as directed on package. Pour batter into greased 13 X 9 inch pan. Set aside. Pour water and milk into mixing bowl. Add pudding mix, sugar and cinnamon. Beat slowly with rotary beater until well blended, 1 to 2 minutes. Pour over cake batter. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour or until cake is done. Cut into squares or spoon onto serving dishes while still warm. Serves 12. 1 at Mt. Holly Seminary CAKED SAUCE BAKE package (2 layer) yellow or devil's food cake mix or pudding included cake mix 2 cups water 1 'j cups milk (Continued From Last Week) Ski Race but- tered carrots, chilled applesauce, pickled beets, hot roll and butter, milk. Thnrs., March 11 Hamburgers and trimmings, french fries, chilled tomatoes, milk. Fri., March 12 PAGE 5 1 1 Budweiser-Cu- p TRIPLE CHOCOLATE MARSHMELLOW CAKE package (2 layer) chocolate cake mix package (4 servings) marsh-mellow- : We have a - instant chocolate flavored pudding 1 V cups milk 2 eggs 1 package (12 oz.) chocolate flavored baking chips 1 cup choclate syrup s 3 cups miniature . or exhaust pipe! Greenwood- trivia Cakes that need no frost-ing;- it is part of the cake. while We can make any tail pipe Beaver Hamburger, carrot stick, chilled pears, garlic bread, NEW YORK, N.Y. In response to numerous questions about Individual Retirement Accounts, Arthur Young & Company (AY), the international tax and accounting firm, developed the following generic information. with a pipe bender! 115 N. Main Mon. March 1, 1982 Boston Baked Beans with What Is IRA? another trip across the & Lunch Menu Thurs.,March4 Complete Muffler Shop Body Shop Turkey and dressing, Belknap MARCH 4, 1982 PISTACHIO MINT CAKE package (2 layer) yellow cake mix package (4 servings) instant pistacho pudding eggs 1 cup water Vi cup oil Vi tsp. peppermint extract 8 drops green food coloring 1 cup bakers chocolate flavor baking chips coarsely chopped 20 to 24 chocolate covered thin mints Combine cake mix, pudding mix, eggs, water, oil, extract and food coloring in large mixing bowl. Blend, then beat at medium speed for 4 min. Stir in chips. Pour into greased and floured 13 X 9 inch pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 40 to 45 min. or until done, and place candies in a single layer on top of cake to cover completely: Refurn to oven and bake 3 min. longer to melt candy. Remove from oven and quickly spread melted candies evenly over cake. Cool and cut into squares. That's the kind of cakes I like. 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