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Show THE BEAVER PRESS mauiiB$l DOT property Tax c WHAT IS A CLASSIFIED AD RATE for The Beaver Press is $2.00 minimum for 20 words and 5c each additional word payable before publication. Tuesday noon is deadline for new ads or cancellation. 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 FOR SALE: ACME Cowboy boots. All leather. Fits mens' size 6 or womens' size 8. Call 1 after 5 p.m. Homes but can be used for small Travel Trailers. For the first time we GUARANTEE success 438-500- BEAVER LAND INVESTMENTS 2 small businesses for sale 121GR FOR SALEt 1980 GMC pickup, 25,000 miles, trim, duel tanks, air, P.B. Clean, $1100 book. Phone diesel fancy P.S., under Small home on fishing lake farm good water 1 1 acres homesite & trees Box 849, Beaver. 438-247- 41GR River Frontage on near Panguitch. Fenced, power, fishing and hunting, mineral rights. This parcel includes 50 percent of entire strategic intersection of 0 and U.S. 89. plus Sevier River frontage. Commercial or homesites. Excellent investment. Box 849, Beaver, FOR LEASE: 163 ac. feet of water at $13 an ac.ft. Can transfer N. of T.32 S. Contact R. Franklin, Alberta Ave., Indio, CA 92201. Phone 1 4l5,22.29,56ch 438-502- HELP WANTED: Apply at Country Inn. Kitchenettes available atR&R Motel. 21 IRC FOR SALEt Couches, beds, dressers, golf cart, golf bag, Yamaha 80 and other as- sorted Phone furnishings, 438-280- 415GR . FOR SALE: Console Stereo, FOR SALE: A Cellulose Insulation Blower. Gas powered. Portable. Easy to use. irrern-- $1,600. Great for small business. Call 115GR FOR RENT: 2 bdrm, . FOR SALE: Farm machinery. 1060 Case Combine 14; Anderson Rock Picker, John Deere ditcher, John Deere potato planter 216 2 row, Mach V potato harvester 2 row, Betterbuilt potato cutter auto, 3 potato beds. Call Lyle Wiseman Milford. 387-263- 415RC 1 bdrm and 1 studio apartments. No pets. Unfurnished, No Utilities furnished. Inquire at Barton Motel, 90 West Center, Beaver. Call 438-967- 422,29pd For Rent: Mobile Home Lots for rent. 62': x 100 ft.; 200 amp. connections. Lease, $30 month. 500 So. Main. Phone rc. 4 FOR SALE: Registered Bulls. Purchase your range bull or your herd bull now from All Marshall. Phone or 438-280- 9 Radio, tape player and turn table. Call AM-F- 438-230- 415,22,29ch 316GR 438-528- m 438-523- U-2- WANTED: Salesman in automobile business for Beaver County. Call Jim Blackner or apply at Parkway Ford in Cedar City. FOR SALE: 2 bedroom mobile home with wood stove. Phone 48.15,22,29ch 586-943- 5 415RC 438-523- Call 225pd.34RC 438-506- 1980 FOR SALE: Honda XR80 in excellent condition. 8 For information call 438-233- or contact Scott George. 415,22ch FOR SALE: Older farm equipment in good to excellent condition. Self propelled combine, swather, dump truck, grain auger, chopper with hay and corn head, wire tie hay bailer, mowing machine, land level, 3 bottom plow, side delivery corn rake, grain drill, planter, alfalfa cultivator, spring tooth harrow, peg tooth harrow, jet sprayer, small Ford tractor. Call 415,22,28ch . HAVE A DRINKING blem? Call SALE: , Ask for Paul. 48Gr FOR SALE: Camper insert. See at Ken Barton's in Greenville or call 438-511- 318GR "WILL SACRIFICE 11- - WANTED: Used set of bunkbeds in good condition. 'Call Johnsons, 438-237- 34gr. NEED WORK: Need money for World Scout Jamboree. Will mow and trim lawns. Call Rod Jones at 438-521- 415,22,29,5lch TREE SERVICE: Tree trimming, for free estimate call or 438-516- 7 438-506- 48,15,22,29CH BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: Nothing down, family operated steak house on Cedar Mountain. ACRES REALTOR, (702) 876-345- SALE: Monte Carlo in excellent condition. FOR Garden Tilling, Postholes dug, auger. Most gardens under $20. SERVICES: Call 438-292- 422,29,56,13pd acres zoned IndustrialStorage Manufacturing at half listed price to raise cash for business expansion. Box 849, Beaver, Utah. 1970 Contact Calvin Goodwin. 317GR 438-527- Richfield Livestock Auction April 14, 1982 PIGS Weiners, 25.00 to 35.00 per undredweight. Feeders, 42.00 to 46.00. Fats, 46.00 to 51.00. Sows, 36.00 to 42.00. Boars, 25.00 to 35.00. SHEEP Lambs Fats, 56.00 to 60.00; Feeders, 52.00 to 55.00. Ewes - Slaughter, 15. oo to 21.00. Stocker, 65.00 to 85.00 per hundredweight. 438-552- 422,29.56,13,20,17pd HELP after 5:00 p.m. Bullseye. 395 South Main. Apply in Person. 438-232- 422,29pd Male WANTED: female. or Cashier at The 422ch SALE: 25 Holstein Heifers, 3 months old; 10 FOR Holstein Heifers, 386-241- 9 6 months in the 422ch evenings. FOR SALE: King size water bed. Frame, liner, head Call board and heater. 422ch 438-527- FOR SALE: Regular quarter horse filly, yearling, $650 or best offer. Call 438-510- BEAVER NURSERY has bulk garden seeds, seed potatoes and onion sets, shrubs, some bedding plants. THIS WEEKS SPECIAL: Ammonium sulfate fertilizer, $3.95 for 20 lb. bag. Large variety of garden and lawn fertilizers. Call 438-225- 422ch 422GR SALE: Rifle, Springfield, Military sportor-ize- d model, scope mounts included, $95. Call GOLF CLUBSi Spalding, bag included, $45. Call FOR 30-0- 6 438-510- 864-418- 422,29ch 300-40- 0 400-50- 0 500-60- 0 600-70- 0 700-80- 300-40- 0 600-70- 0 700-80- 0 400-50- 0 0 600-70- 700-80- STEERS 68.00 to 74.00 65.00 to 68.00 63.00 to 66.00 63.00 to 65.00 61.00 to 63.00 HEIFERS 58.00 to 61.00 57.00 to 59.00 56.00 to 59.00 55.00 to 58.00 55.00 to 57.00 HOLSTEINS 55.00 to 58.00 54.00 to 56.00 52.00 to 54.00 52.00 to 54.00 51.00 to 53.00 COWS Cutter and canner, 37.00 to 40.00. Utility and Commercial, 41.00 to 44.00. High Yielding, 45.00 to 48.00. BULLS 52.00 to 54.00. BABY CALVES 65.00 to 85.00 per hundredweight. COMMENTS Market compared to last week was steady on all classes of cattle. Cows were $1.00 to $2.00 higher. $5000 REWARD leading to the arrest and conviction of those who burglarized the residence, Baumgardner Route 21, Beaver, Utah. Beaver Contact County Sheriff. Accounting & Tax Service C. David Nutrition Cantor White HOMEOPATHIC Remedies Accounting Ph. 86 N. Main 438-531- 7 Beaver, Ut. 438-283- 438-235- ized vans or buses to transport the elderly and Private nonhandicapped. profit organizations that e basis operate on a are among those eligible for this federal program. A committee of state officials, handicapped and elderly (Cell Salts) Mega Stress B Complex 265 S. Main In NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE, Fishlake National Forest, Cullen Creek Sale, located within T29S, R4W, SLBM. Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, or his authorized representative, at he office of the District Ranger, 190 North 100 East, Beaver, Utah, 84713, at 1:00 p.m. local time, May 20, 1982, to be followed immediately by oral bidding for an estimated 499 M board feet of timber marked or otherwise designated for cutting. The minimum acceptable bid per M board feet is: Englemann spruce and other, $20.05. Additional deposit required for slash disposal is $820.52. The prices bid for stumpage are flat rates. In addition there is within the sale area an unestimated volume of dead timber of all species which will be paid for at $1.00 per M board feet. Additional required deposits per M board feet per mile for all species for road maintenance on existing Forest roads are $2.10 for maintenance of road number 40129. The required bid guarantee is $2100. There are no applicable road credits available at advertised rates. The maximum amount that may become available for this sale is $1954.93. All included timber shall be given domestic proces- sing. Bidders are advised that violations of domestic processing requirement constitutes breech of contract and may result in contract cancellation, or refusal to award timber sales to the violator, or debarment or suspension from bidding on future timber sales. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Full information concerning the timber, conditions of sale, and the submission of bids should be obtained from the District Ranger, Beaver, Utah, or the Forest Supervisor, Richfield, Utah. Published in the Beaver Press, April 22, 1982. 438-516- 0 Jtch't Mottl Lobby Utah Crops & ' Livestock Utah milk production totaled 98 million pounds in March 1982, according to the Utah Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. That was a 5 percent increase from March 1981. Accumulated volume for the first quarter of 1982 rose to 275 million 7 percent over pounds--u- p the same period last year. Average milk production per cow remained the same as the previous year at 1,145 pounds. The average number of milk cows during March was up 5,000 head over last year, to 86,000 head. Utah farmers fed an average of 15.5 pounds of grain and concentrates per milk cow on same as April 1, 1982-t- he the previous year. The average cost of grain concentrates in Utah has gone down $.75 per hundredweight (cwt.)in the last year. in the Milk production U.S. during March totaled 11.6 billion pounds, 1 percent more than in March 1981. Accumulated milk production during the first quarter of 1982 was 33.0 billion pounds, compared with 32.4 billion a year ago. Production of milk per cow averaged 1,059 pounds during March, 1 pound above last year. Total milk cows averaged 11.0 million head for March, up 1 percent from a year ago. Grain and other concentrates fed to milk cows on April 1, 1982 averaged 16.3 pounds, up 0.2 pounds from April 1 of the preceding year. The value of grains and other concentrates fed to milk cows on April 1, 1982, averaged $7.50 per cwt., $.80 below a year earlier. Meet In Richfield The Utah Transportation Commission will hold its meeting in Richfield at the Sevjer semi-monthl- COMMIT! ftUMMNG uavicis -- ari v a win COMMf KIM tlPAIftS - CALL -43- 1-2350 KHO lOOTtt 435-263- 4 Fo Outcfc Sanlc MVCf Wm.KEHR PLUMBING 290 North 100 Wnt Bavr Legal Services Call 422,29pd 438-510- $17,800. Beautiful, large residential space $40 per mo. in Hinckley, Utah or can be moved. Will consider Beaver trade. Call FEEDER lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. 0 lbs. FEEDER 0 lbs. 0 lbs. 500-60lbs. lbs. lbs. FEEDER 300-40- 0 lbs. lbs. 500-60lbs. 0 lbs. 0 lbs. 438-286- 422,29pd FOR SALE: Mobile Home, 1978 14 z 70 Broadmoore, 2 elegant, with expando bedroom, 2 full baths, to 19.00. Bucks CATTLE 400-50- IN CELEBRATION of spring and the end of a long, cold winter, YE OLDE CHIMNEY SWEEP is offering 20 percent off on all chimney jobs until June 12. Save Some Bucks! Call Von Gillis at TODAY! FOR SALE: Seed potatoes, contact Accle Gillies. Call Call 415RC 816rc 422ch old. HELP WANTED: Morning Prep. cook. Apply at Country Inn. Kitchenettes available at R&R Motel. -- 1970 Dodge Charger. Runs good, has good tires. $650.00, Phone 438-552- pro 438-513- 477-818- FOR or 438-513- 3 The Beaver County TreaOffice has sent out the 1982 Homeowner's Property Tax Credit Form to most of the Beaver County Senior Citizens, WidowWidower on March 29, 1982. If you have been missed and feel as if you may qualify, contact the Beaver County Treasurer, Rondo T. 2 or the Farrer, Beaver County Clerk, Helen Christiansen, The form must be filled out before July 1, 1982 and turned in to the treasurer or the clerk. surer's dial-a-rid- 31 ACRES 89 The Utah Department of Transportation has announced the availability of nearly $600,000 in federal funds for the purchase of vans and buses by local transportation The funds are agencies. available through two federal programs that are designed for areas with populations of less than 50,000. Applications are due June 1. Approximately $178,000 is available to assist private nonprofit organizations toward the purchase of special- 387-249- 6 Leo G. Kanell Attorney at Law 438 S. Main MMIorc r.u.uox735 Utah 84751 y County Courthouse Friday, April 23 at 9:00 a.m. Area residents are invited to attend to discuss regional transportation concerns with the Commission. Other transportation matters are also scheduled on the meeting agenda. Commissioners will tour the Gear Creek area of Interstate 70 between Cove Fort and Sevier the day before the meeting. New highway facilities will be shown to the Commission after a brief meeting at Utah Department of Transportation district offices in Richfield. CommisThe sion is responsible for setting transportation policy in Utah, including the location and construction of new highways. The transportation Commission holds regular meetings outside of Salt Lake City whenever possible in order to hear the concerns of citizens throughout the state. High Country Estates Subdivision Only Est. 1904 Mail Or Utah 84119. Application guidelines will be furnished after a preliminary eligibility and regulations review. Both federal programs are 965-413- intended 80 provide percent of the money needed for new vehicles. The other 20 percent is made up by the local organization. Nuclear Freeze Campaign national The growing movement to "freeze" the nuclear arms race officially arrived in Utah Monday, April 19, with the scheduled announcement of a statewide citizen organization to promote a U.S. Soviet nuclear weapons moratorium. Spokesman Steve Erickson said that leaders of the newly-forme- d Utahns for a Nuclear Weapons Freeze held their first press conference at 10 a.m. Monday, in the Governor's Board Room, which is located at the State Capitol building in Salt Lake City. Mr. Erickson said that the group plans to generate active support for the Soviet - American "freeze" proposal from citizens across the beehive state. A statewide petition drive will be among the group's programs was announced at the press conference, he said. Mr. Erickson explained that UTAHNS FOR A NUCLEAR WEAPONS FREEZE endorses the call for an immediate halt to further testing, production, and deployment of all nuclear weapons by the two superHe called the powers. bila-teria- "freeze" a proposal l, "neces- sary first step toward real arms control and reductions." "The Freeze is an idea whose time has come," he said. Erickson said that the press conference was scheduled for Monday, April 19th, to coincide with the start of Ground Zero Week . . a week set aside for nationwide forums and other events focussing on the nuclear arms race. to the Beaver Press P.O. Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 (Please Print) Name Street Address . City State Zip Rates: county $7.50 per year in advance In county Senior Citizens $6.50 Outside Beaver Co. $8.50 per year in advance In Check ( ) Money Order non-prof- DM SO (1 -- May Endanger Health The Arthritis Foundation has issued a warning to arthritis patients that DMSO may interfere with conventional drugs commonly used to treat the disease. "The preliminary results from several research projects conducted with both rats and humans indicate that DMSO may interfere with the way sulindac is broken down by the body," said Dr. Frederic C. the Arthritis Foundation's senior vice president of medical affairs. Sulindac (trade name, Clinoril) is a drug frequently prescribed for several forms of arthritis and is one of the many drugs used in disease. the treating DMSO, or dimethyl sulfoxide, is the subject of considerable controversy. Developed in the early 1960's as a of the wood manufacturing process, it is advocated by some as a g treatment for such conditions as arthritis, sprains and black eyes. "In almost twenty years, there have been no controlled research studies comDMSO's pleted proving effectiveness against arthritis," said Dr. McDuffie, a rheumatologist and former research director at the Mayo Clinic. "We do know that DMSO has about the same pain killing ability as aspirin but it lacks aspirin's ability to control inflammation, a most important concern in treating April 24 25 - Make Your Own Crisp-Frie- d Onion Rings Peel and thinly slice onions, separating into rings. Coat rings with flour and deep fry until golden brown in salad oil that has been heated to 300 degrees, says Sunset Magazine. Drain, sprinkle with salt and eat. Quasar 27 wide-rangin- arthritis." TAPS is the powerful contemporary drama of a group of young cadets who defend the military academy that is their home when Its survival Is threatened. Timothy Hut-toand George C. Scott do a great job of acting. n One Week, April 28 Through May 4 REDS, a marvelously entertaining and intelligent mixture of political history and Hollywood romance. An epic about journalist, John Reed starring Diane Keaton and Warren Beaty, who is also the and director of the film. writer-produce- r Not since 'Gone WithThe Wind' has there been a great romantic epic like nuns WARREN BEATTY DIANE Although only approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of one condition in humans--- a painful bladder disease-DM- SO is being sold curto rently the public in colvent form and as a veterinary medication. "These forms are impure and too strong to be used as human medicine," adds Dr. McDuffie. "In addition, people are using DMSO in exinappropriate ways--fo- r ample, swallowing it and injecting it." Until adequate information about. DMSO is available from controlled studies currently underway, the Arthritis Foundation cautions people to pursue only treatments which have been properly tested and proven iffective. "Anything else is a risk to health and the pocketbook," . f- Be a subscriber! Only $7.50 a year in Beaver County Brings The Press To you said Dr. McDuffie. Order Now For Memorial Day Excellent selection .of monuments and markers Standard and custom designs available , V LConvenience M 98 by 115 City sewer, water and power, telephone lines. On Canyon Road, one mile east and Cr Stereo Color TV Radios Stereo TV SERVICE ft EPA Tape Recorder Cassette Tape KY 438-282- 1 26 e, I of $& iCTTTTTFtf one mile from golf course. Paved Streets, sidewalk, curb and gutters are already in. the city limits of Beaver. J Cedar Memorials 562 N. Main, Cedar City S8&4S14 16 lots left Call Sam Hutchings County Seat Newspaper 965-414- to PAGE 7 Beaver Press The persons review alT applications and make recommendations on which organizations ought to be funded. Anyone interested and eligible as a private nonprofit organization can obtain additional information from or Glenda Seelos at write to her at Transportation Planning Division, Utah Department of Transportation, 4501 South 2700 West, Salt Lake City. Utah 84119. Another $420,000 in federal funds is available to local public organizations like cities, towns, counties, special districts as well as organizaprivate tions. This program is aimed at the purchase of larger buses for use in small urban and rural areas for public transportation. Even though both programs provide federal Urban Mass Transportation Administrative funds, the second program involves a little less red tape. It is administered by the Federal Highway Administration's office in Salt Lake along with UDOT so there is more local control. Anyone interested in the second program can contact Lowell C. Elmer, Supervisor, Transit Planning, Utah Department of Transportation, 4501 South 2700 West, Salt Lake City, call APRIL 22, 1982 Subscription Order Form Special Transport FOR LEASE 438-502- U.S. Funds For - WT -- TV i Senior Citizen Discount $1.00 off mm Avoid the hassle and flat tires of trips to the dump For Just $5 a month! 430-55C- 3 430-503- 7 1 |