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Show THE BEAVER PRESS On Our Way NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE National forest Timber CLASSIFIED AD RATE for The Beaver Press is g.QO minimum for 20 words and Sc each additional word payable before publication. Tuesday noon is deadline for new ads or cancellation. (3333 FOR SALEj ACME Cowboy boots. All leather. Fits mens' size 6 or womens' size 8. Call 1 after 5 p.m. 121GR WHATISA GUARANTEED CLASSIFIED? You pay only $5.00 for any For Sale item, 15 words maximum, and that classified ad will run UNTIL YOU SELL THE ITEM, NO MATTER HOW LONG IT TAKES! Only ONE For Sale item is allowed for each $5.00. For example, you can sell one cow for a guaranteed rate, but not five cows as a guaranteed. The $5.00 Must Be Paid In Advance To Qualify For This Rate. The deadline is Tuesday noon of each week. This offer is not extended to cover Real Estate or Mobile Homes but can be used for small Travel Trailers. For the first time we GUARANTEE success 438-500- FOR SALE: One new fiberglass stall shower 32". Call ' farm good water FOR SALE: Two used aluminum storm doors. 1 Call 36", 1119GR 132". NOTICE OF COMPETITIVE GEOTHERMAL RESOURCES LEASE OFFERING UTAH Small home on fishing lake 1119GR 438-228- Legal Notice BEAVER LAND INVESTMENTS 2 small businesses for sale 1 1 Box 849, Beaver. 438-228- U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Bureau of Land Management, Utah State Office, University Club Building, 136 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. Notice is hereby given that nine (9) leasing units of land totaling 13,787.07 acres within Cove Crater Springs, Monroe Roosevelt Hot Joseph, acres homesite & trees 438-502- FOR SALE: Console Stereo, Radio, tape player and turn table. Call AM-F- 316GR 438-528- 31 ACRES River Frontage on U.S. 89 near Panguitch. Fenced, power, fishing and hunting, mineral rights. This parcel includes 50 percent of entire strategic intersection and U.S. 89, plus of 0 Sevier River frontage. Commercial or homesites. Excellent investment. Box 849, Beaver, HELP WANTED: Job Information: Dallas, Houston, Overseas, Alaska, $20,000 to $50,000 possible. Dept. 1922. Phone Call refundable. Springs, Geothermal 318, 401,pd U-2- 438-502- HELP WANTED: Part-tim- e to operate commerical auto- matic dishwasher. Hours generally run from 7 to 11 p.m. Black Steer Steakhouse. FOR SALE: New, used and rebuilt vacuums, all makes 318rc and models. Financing available, will trade. Also elec. dryer - good condition, lawn spreader, mangle, pocket camera, 72 Pinto. Call HELP WANTED: Apply at Country Inn. Kitchenettes 318,24,41, 8pd 438-290- FOR SALE: Kimball Piano, camper insert, 350 gallon 3A standard milk bulk tank. See all the above at Ken Barton's in Greenville or call 438-511- 318GR SALE: 1970 Monte Carlo in excellent condition. FOR Contact Calvin Goodwin. 317GR 438-527- available at R&R Motel. 21 IRC EARN $4.87 HR.i We need assistance in evaluating and responding to daily work reports submitted by our field agents throughout the state. No experience necessary; paid training program; work full or part-tim- e at home. For information send stamped en9lA inches velope long to AWGA, Dept. E, Box 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359. 318pd FOR SALE: 650 Ft. of 10" gated irrigating pipe in 50' ' lengths. Call 386-241- 25ch 318, woHelp Wanted: Part-tim- e d rk for couple. $200 per month 'plus house and utilities. Call semi-retire- Quasar 438-520- FOR SALE: Country living, large 3 bedroom home on 3!i acres. Beautiful view, large garden spot and orchard area. Large garage with workshop. Barn and corrals. A few miles north of Beaver. Call owner at 438-559- 325,48,15,22ch Re- sources Areas in Beaver, Juab, Kane, Millard and Sevier Counties, Utah, are offered for geothermal resources leasing through Joseph, Navajo Lake and Roosevelt Hot Springs, Geothermal Resources Areas in Beaver, Juab, Kane, Millard and Sevier Counties, Utah, are offered for geothermal resources leasing through sealed bids to the qualified bidders of the highest cash amount per acre or fraction thereof. All bids must be submitted on or before 1:00 p.m., MST, April 30, 1982. Sealed bids may not be modified or withdrawn unless such modification or withdrawal is received before that time. The offering will be held at 1:30 p.m., MST, April 30, 1982, in the 13th Floor Conference Room of the University Club Building. A detailed statement of the terms and conditions of the lease offering, bid forms, and other required forms may be 211. rc. 325,48, 386-244- 15,22pd FOR SALE: A Cellulose Insulation Blower. Gas powered. Portable. Easy to use. $1,600. Great for small business. Call 115GR ch. SERVICES: Horseshoeing and breaking of horses. Call Ask for Keith. 318, 25pd 438-523- or 11- - acres zoned IndustrialStorage Manufacturing at half listed price to raise cash for business expansion. Box 849, Beaver, Utah. Stereo 4 REPAIR TV SKY WEST HI 438-516- CLEANING FURNACE March 17, 1982 Pigs: Wieners 20.00 - 25.00 ph Feeders 42.00-45.0- 0 45.00-49.0- 0 Fats 35.00-38.0- 0 Feeder 300 -- 400 400 -- 500 Cattle: Feeder, 300 - 400 steers, 66.00 - 70.00. Heifers, 58.00 61.00. Holsteins, 52.00 57.00. 400 - 500, Steers, 64.00 - 67.00. Heifers, 56.00 59.00. Holsteins, 52.00 55.00.500 600, Steers, 63.00 - 66.00. Heifers, 54.00 57.00. Holsteins, 51.00 53.00. 600 - 7000, Steers, 61.00 - 65.00. Heifers, 53.00-56.0Holsteins, 50.;; 52.00. 700 - 800, Steers, 60.00-64.0Heifers, 51 .00 55.00. Holsteins, 48.00 50.00. Cows: Cutter and Canner, 36.00 38.00. Utility and Commercial, 38.00 - 42.00. High Yield, 42.00 45.00. Bulls: 50.00 - 54.00 Baby Calves, 65.00 lOO.ph Comments, Market compared to last week was very active on all classes of cattle. Cows were $1 to $1.50 higher. Feeder cattle were $ .50 to $1 higher. Market very ded active with mand on all classes. Horse sale every first Wed. of every month. -- -- -- 7 816rc 438-565- Livestock Auction -- pro- -- Legal and Services service. Chimneys also. Call 108rc 387-230- WILL SACRIFICE Color TV Radios Tape Recorder Cassette Tape TV SERVICE 438-507- 438-513- Richfield CATTLE: Cr Stereo FOR YOU: Summer, yard-wor- k and lawn mowing. Call 318, 25, 41, 8pd A DRINKING blem? Call 8, 1982. 25.00-30.0- 0 Boars Sheept Lambs Fats 48.00-51.0- 0 Feeders 45.00 - 47.00 Ewest Stocker 40.00 - 60.00 ph Slaughter 15.00 - 25.00 10.00-15.0- 0 Bucks GB3& HAVE obtained from the Bureau of Land Management, Utah State Office. Published in the Beaver Press March 18, 25April 1, Sows 438-500- FOR SALE: New Home, 4 bedrooms 3 bath, 235 loan assumable, in, Minersville. For more information call Sale, Flslilake National Forest, Round Flat Aapen Sale, located within T29S, R5W, SLBM. SEALED bids will be received by the District Ranger, 190 North 100 East, Beaver, Utah, 84713 at 1:00 p.m. local time, April 22, 1982, to be followed immediately by oral bidding, for an estimated 3116 aspen trees, more or less, marked or designated for cutting. The minimum total lump sum acceptable bid is $260.00 for live timber. Additional deposits required for slash disposal are $0. The quantities estimated above are final and not subject to adjustment, except for additional trees which may be designated for cutting because of damage in logging or clearing of roads. The required bid guarantee is $100.00 No specified roads are to be constructed by the purchaser. All included timber shall be given domestic processing. Bidders are advised that violation of the domestic processing requirement constitutes breach of contract and may result in contract cancellation or refusal to award timber sales to the violator, debarment, or suspension from bidding on future sales. The right to reject any of all bids is reserved. Full information concerning the timber, the conditions of the sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger, Beaver, Utah. Published in the Beaver Press, March 25, 1982. WANTED: 2 bedroom house or apartment to rent. Call Marie Marshall -- 0. -- -- 0. Call 387-249- 6 386-249- 6. 318, 25ch Leo G. Kartell Attorney at Law WANTED: Used set of bunkbeds in good condition. Call Johnsons, ia 438-237- 34gr. 438 S. Main P.O. Box 735 mVm?A alitor -- -- FOR RENT: Available March 1st, 2 Bedroom, living rm., family rm., kitchen with stove and dishwater plus unfinished room downstairs which can be used or finished. You pay utilities. No pets. $250 a month plus clean up deposit. Call 3 438-550- 34rc. PMMMNO A. r 655 N. Main Beaver, Ut. 8 a.m. to 4 pjn. 7 to 9 p.m. 438-960- 5 Richard Oakden nutrition cantor MWKUO 432134 tf Sftroatiag Kit aad Seeds w n Cekitial ScMoainf! Teat "N 10ft WiaKEHR PLUMBING 20 ST . CALL atLV2M0 North 100 WMt Boavor Call 438-552- Today 9 I Accounting A Tax Service AlocV.creJalcc MPimAS .... $20 Woodstove w Ceramic Flue ..... $25 Mas onary Fireplace $30 Fireplace winsert ... $35 Don't play with f irtl Chock your chimney regularly and have it cleaned when necessary. 438-236- 9 COmmIKIM MUMNfMt Wood Stove w steel pipe flue Life and Health - t mm a want Cleaning Rates: Prefab fireplace or Auto Farm Home I COMMIT! Sweep Curnnt Chlmnty Business For Rent: Mobile Home Lots for rent. 62'i x 100 ft.; 200 amp. connections. Lease, $30 month. 500 So. Main. Phone HOUSE FOR RENT: bedroom, 2 bath. Call YeOlde Chimney Allstate Ins. 225rc rc. or 225 pd. 34RC 438-506- 438-280- 438-5145.- 438-513- 3 1 White 438-516- 0 Lobby The first use of the term "Old Glory" to designate a the US flag was made by New England seaman, William Driver. Before setting sail for the Orient in 1831, he had the flag unfurled and said, "I name thee Old Glory I" The term caught on during the Civil War. Be a subscriber! Only $7.50 a year in Beaver County Brings The Press To you contract commencing April 19, 1982 for the installation of insulation in the following counties: Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane and Washington Counties. Please submit your bids as to cost of material and labor per square foot. Also indicate which counties you can serve. All material to be used ; must meet the following specifications: Blanketbatt - Confor- mance to F.S. and ASTM 0665-7Loose fill - Conformance to F.S. and ASTM HH-1-521- E 764-7- 3. Cellulose - Conformance and ASTM (loose fill). Cellulose I Type to F.S. -- HH-1515- C C739-7- 3 - Type II Conformance to ASTMC 739-7- 3 (loose fill) and fire safety requirements. Every bag of insulation must bear the label of a nationally recognized testing laboratory. The label must bear fire hazard classification (based on untreated red oak) of: Flame spread 25 or less, fuel contributed 50 or less, and smoke developed 25 or less. Also a flame resistance permancy test must indicate as per A.S.T.M., 9 or equivalent. All successful bidders will be required to sign a contract with the Association of Governments. Please submit bids no later than March 26, 1982 to the Five Counties Association of Governments. P.O. Box 0, St. George, Utah 84770, Attention Fred Turner. Published in the Beaver Press, March 18, 25, 1982. -- INVITATION TO BID The Five County Association of Governments invites you to bid on a one year contract to install trailer skirting in the following counties: Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane and Washington. Please submit your bids as to cost of material and labor by the square foot. The successful bidder will be required to sign a contract with the Association. (Contract can be viewed at 237 North Bluff,,, St., George,, Utah). Please submit your bids no later than March 26, 1982 to the Five County Association of Governments, P.O. Box 0, St. George, Utah 84770, Attention Fred Turner. Published in the Beaver Press, March 18, 25, 1982. What Is IRA? Q: What is an employer-sponsore- d IRA? It's simply an IRA established by an employer for his employees. Q: How does an employer-sponsore- d IRA operate? AY: The employer contribution is included in the employee's compensation and is subject to the usual taxes on wages (i.e., social AY: security). Contributions made by an employer to employee IRAs are deductible for tax purposes; also, the employee can deduct the contribution. To the extent that employer contributions do not exceed either the $2,000 or $2,250 limits, the employee is allowed to contribute the difference. Q: Can a husband and wife each have an IRA? AY: Yes, if both have wages or earnings from Q: What is an IRA rollover? AY: IRA rollovers are distributions from one IRA which are transferred to another IRA without tax or penalty. They allow you to change or diversify your investment. To qualify as a rollover amounts must be transferred to the new IRA within 60 days after receipt from the old IRA. Q: How often can the IRA rollover occur? AY: Once every 12 months. Q: Does that mean I can only change accounts once every 12 months? AY: No. Direct transfers between IRA accounts can be made as often as desired. Unlike an IRA rollover, the taxpayer does not receive a distribution in a direct Intransfer. stead, the IRA trustees or custodians exchange funds between themselves. IRA-to-IR- Accounting Ph. off 285 S. Main In Jack'aMottl C. David over-boar- INVITATION TO BID The Five County Association of Governments invites you to bid on a one year Order Now For Memorial Day 438-531- 7 88 N. Main Baaver, Ut. Excellent selection .of monuments and markers Standard and custom designs available Cedar Mmoriob 562 N. Main, Cedar Oty 5864514 mid-colum- MARCH 25, 1982 - PAGE 5 II Subscription Order Form By Louis Lessing When I write one of these columns I never know what I'm going to stir up and what reaction I am going to get. A short time back I wrote a little article on my good friend Senator Abe Murdock. The other day I was surprised, pleased and flattered to receive a letter from Mary Vie Christianson, a daughter of Abe's, and her husband Hal who happen to be good friends of mine, although I wouldn't want to insult them by inferring that they are anywhere near my age. I always did like associating with younger people. It keeps you on your toes. They are living in Maryland where I understand Hal is a prominent attorney. Anyway, I hope Mary Vie won't mind if I run her letter along with my comments in parenthesis. Dear Tooker; (The old nickname has nearly died out so it brings back lots of memories to have it repeated again.) I always enjoy reading "On Our Way" (I'm happy to know that someone does) not only because it is interesting, (this surprises me) a literary treat, (they say flattery will get you nowhere; I say it will get you everywhere) and sometimes full of suspense (because the printer cuts it off in (that one was Mary Vie's parenthesis, not mine), but mostly because it gives me pride to be able to tell my friends, as well as casual acquaintances, that I know a famous author (boy, I hope her friends never find out the truth) who is married to a lovely Monkey Flat childhood neighbor, (Myrl and Mary Vie lived just a block apart up on the hill which was always referred to as Monkey Flat though I don't recall any of the residents looking like monkeys) by the name of Myrl, both of whom have become world travellers together. (Oh, I get up to North Creek and back once in a while.) (We used to congregate now and then up to Abe's for a little fun and frolic. Do you still have your watermelon highball recipe, Mary Vie?) Seriously, Tooker, I am writing'" to tell "you of my appreciation for your recent article about Dad. (the pleasure was all mine) I don't need to tell you how much he respected your father and enjoyed all of the prospecting and mining adventures you all had together. ( Those were great days) Cinda and I also remember vividly him telling us of the lesson you taught him about killing rattlesnakes. (Some people think I'm a bit kinky because I want to preserve a few) Now of course, we all know that the balance of nature is something to be treasured and hopefully preserved so that our children can see a little of it. (my exact thoughts.) I wish very much that you had given the eulogy for my Dad at his funeral. ( It would have been an honor but I don't think Abe would have appreciated it) I wanted to hear the kinds of things you wrote in your recent column. I am deeply grateful. I am sure you know Hal's father died a few months ago and he too loved Beaver and the mountains and the whole scene. I thought you might like to have a copy of what Hal said at the funeral. (I appreciate very much you sending me a copy.) Ham and his wife were very good friends of mine. I am sure a lot of local people remember him and would like to read. Carl Ward is always telling of his experiences on the mountain with Ham. Hal and I were pleased to see the article about your son Hal becoming County (city) recorder. Congratulations! We join you and Myrl in your pride. (Shucks, Mary Vie, you embarrass me.) Hal joins me in sending our love and best wishes to you, Myrl and your boys. (Thank "Yew")Mary Vie. P.S. There are many people in Beaver who remember Ham, and maybe the press would like to print Hal's eulogy. It is not possible, of course, to do justice, in a few words, to even the highlights of a full life lived over 85 years by a gentle, and vigorous and humorous and loveable character who never let on that he was aware of the negative aspects of life. He was a very positive thinging man. He was cheerful man. He was an - The Beaver Press County Seat Newspaper Est. 1904 Mail to the Beaver Press P.O. Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 (Please Print) Name Street Address. City State Zip Rates: In county $7.50 per year in advance In county Senior Citizens $6.50 Outside Beaver Co. $8.50 per year in advance Check ( ) Money Order ( agreeable man. To be sure, he had his share of the hardships, the adversities and the disappointments that we all have. But what he didn't have was the trait of character that let others know and be burdened when he felt troubled or angered or defeated. If he had those feelings he didn't know how to display them, and so I don't think anybody at the mention of Ham Christiansen would associate him with anything faintly resembling hatred or malice and certainly not dishonesty or devious-nes- s or any of the base faults of human character. No, they would associate him, I believe, with things like kindness, and respect and good humor and integrity, for those are the concepts and the words that describe the kind of man he was. And there is another word that perhaps is more significantly descriptive than all of the others I have used. That word is dedication; dedication to his Elvira whom he cherished, to his children whom he adored, each in a personal and private and special way and finally, dedication to his work which for all of its trials and frustations and modest pay, was a labor of love to which he devoted his heart and his soul for more than 40 years. His family, his friends, the people in the communities where he lived will best remember him in association with his work as a Forest Ranger. We proudly remember him in downtown Beaver in the smartness of his uniform with the Stetson hat, the high cut riding pants and the polished boots. We remember him with his fancy saddle leading the horses out at the race track. We remember him in his rougher working garb leading a string of pack horses over a mountain trail, or tagging a bunch of cattle or counting a herd of sheep or marking trees in a stand of timber, or building a fence, a road, a trail or walking on snow shoes and skiing to measure the snow. We remember him making us memorize such things as Queqereus Gambellei and Populus Tremuloides, the latin names for the Scrub Oak and the Aspen tree. We remember his gratification when the government gave him the money to do something to prevent overgrazing and erosion of the rangeland or his consternation when somebody did something to abuse the forest, the brouse, the grass or the streams. Many thought that he thought he owned the national forest, and with good reason. He seemed to take it personally when someone picked the roadside wildflow-er- s or littered the countryside or the parks or left a live campfire. We stopped the car so often to pick up tin cans that it became a family joke. He took pride in the modest achievements of all his children, but I am sure that one of the most satisfying days of his life was when Reed became Supervisor of his beloved Fishlake National Forest to continue the protectorship the son had learned at his father's knee. Dad took care of and protected the wildlife of the forest too, but he also liked to hunt the deer and catch the Fish, and always in strict accordance with the rules and the laws. He didn't hesitate to bring in any hunter or fisherman who chose the wrong time of the year or forgot to buy a license, and while he didn't look for poachers, he encountered a lot of them, much to their regret. He was a crack marksman and a skillful MARCH "Sharky's Machine" Good mix of 'Dirty Harry' & 'Laura' for action fans. Burt Reynolds, who stars and directs, is firmly on his strongest acting turf as Sharky, a toughened vice officer with a heart of tarnished (Rated R, very violent) gold. March WHO SAYS 27282930 YOU CAKT TAKE IT WfTH YDU? In 1971 "D. B. Cooper" leaped from a 727 with $200,000 and vanished without a trace. Why he did it no one knows. But you can bet he was laughing all (PG) the way to the bank. March 31 April! 2 fisherman. People oiten accused him of taming the deer and tying them up at deer season and of having his own hidden fishing pond. A lot of people wanted to and did come to hunt with him, sometimes as many as 40 or 50 and sometimes including the top officials of the Forest Service, University Presidents, Congressmen and even movie stars. He handled and treated them all the same. If he ever was ill at ease with the dignitaries or for that matter with the cowboys or the sheepherd-ers- , he never showed it. The truth undoubtedly is that he was at ease and perfect rapport with people from all stations of life. A lot of people call that "class" and it was; it was genuine class because he never knew he had it. As kids we used to ride the trails a lot with Dad and he was very famous with us for starting before daylight and ending after dark when the saddle became very hard and the legs chapped and, as the moon and stars began to brighten, one of us often would call out to him, "How much farther, Dad?". And he would say, "Just over one more ridge son." And a half an hour later one of us would ask again, "How much farther. Dad?" and, he would say, "Just over one more ridge son." And today, as we are gathered in this ritual of solemn but natural inevitability, I believe that from the Circle Valley Mountain, and Big Flat and Tushar to Blue Lake and the South Fork of North Creek and Mount Belknap, the pristine stream-- s are gurgling, the "quak-ies- " are murmuring, and the tall pines and firs are whispering, "Ham isn't gone, he's just ridin over one more ridge." Eulogy by Hal Merrill Christensen for his father, Hanmer Merrill Christensen. To clean piano keys, apply toothpaste to a well dampened cloth. Rub the keys well, wipe dry and buff with a dry soft cloth. |