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Show THE BEAVER PRESS nmEayirnniiiii - - JULY 1, 1982 rmm nw itfn 'njVi "iry ri" PAGE 4 i"" "iT rU " Tfrt ' Grandparents By DeiKnap OIUQeniS grandpa's name is Bradshaw. He was born in Beaver June 3, 1918. Grandpa and his brothers learned to milk cows when they were about 5 or 6 years old because they had a big herd of cows, about 40 head. Grandpa liked to ice skate and play games with the other kids in Manderfield. Their favorite games were racing horses and boxing. Grandpa had lots of scary experiences. One was when he and two of his brothers were herding sheep. He was about ten years old. It was raining really hard, with thunder and lightening. The boys were under the horse to get a little bit of protection from the rain when lightening struck so close it killed 2 sheep and knocked the horse down on top of the boys. Grandpa hauled milk for several years. He hauled milk to two creameries in Beaver, one in Parowan and one in Monroe. He worked in uranium mines and on the railroad, and ran a farm for many years. Now he runs the Premium Oil. He went to Belknap School and graduated from Beaver High School. He went to San Louis Obispo, California in March of 1941. Just a few days before he went to California, he married Verle Williams in Greenville. A few years later they were sealed together at the St. George Temple. My Collis SUSC PRESIDENT Gerald R. have been awarded the $561 scholarships via First Interstate branches in the three communities. The award recipients are Camille Lee, Beaver, Lori Ann Davis, Milford; and Trade Stocks, Cedar City. Sherratt L accepts check for n three business scholarships from S. Paul Whetraan, assistant vice president and manager of First Interstate Bank, Cedar City. Students from Cedar City, Beaver and Milford First Interstate Bank Presents Scholarships CEDAR stu- CITY-Th- ree According to Harold H. Hiskey, dean of the SUSC School of Business, Technology and Communication, the SUSC Business Department dents will attend Southern Utah State College in 1982)83 as recipients of business scholarships from Cedar City, Beaver and Milford offices of First Interstate Bank of Utah. The $561 have been made to Tracie Stocks, Cedar City; Lori Ann Davis, Milford; and Camille Lee, Beaver. "First Interstate is donating the scholarships to SUSC as a show of appreciation for the role the business department plays in providing quality education for those in our service area," S. offers several one- - and vocational protwo-ye- grams, six academic minors, and coursework required for the bachelors degree in accounting, business administration, and business teacher education. 4-- H The Drastic Designers which consist of Pres. Annette Walker, Vice Pres. Dana Osborn, Linette Cartwright, Rec. Chairman, Michelle Harris, and Sharon Marshall Reporter, held our first meeting at one of our leaders, Carolyn White's, home. Our second meeting was held at our other leaders house, Cheryl White's. Since we are studying about color and design we visited 3 very lovely houses in Beaver. Our third meeting was held at White's and we Carolyn learned about colors and what you can do with the different colors. By Sharon Marshall Paul Whetman, assistant Sec-Trea- s. vice president and manager, Cedar City office, said. The 1982-8- 3 scholarships, he said, have been made, to incoming freshmen. Miss Stocks, daughter of Clair J. and Eloise B. Stocks, is a May graduate of Cedar High School. Miss Lee, daughter of Clair K. and Marie Lee, graduated from Beaver High School, and Miss Davis, daughter of Junior L. and Joan Davis, graduated this spring from Milford High School. "First lnterstate's contin- uing support is very much appreciated, a show of confidence for the programs offered at SUSC and (he caliber of stfl.agnis'.'wTio attend the college," SUSC President Gerald R. Sherratt said when he accepted the $ 1 ,683 scholarship check. Dave News You. can- - make an ex-- , cellent pincushion out of a covered steel wool ball or pad. It keeps needles and pins very sharp. & Windshields in Stock Most popular ones Mufflers in Stock and Custom Pipe Bending we do all ... auto Paint Body Work Motor Rebuild & Repairs See us for all your Auto Needs 115 North Main Beaver 438-222- 9 Grandpa and Grandma had six children; Joe, Bonnie, Patsy (my Mom), Marilyn, Janet and Suzanne. We always have a lot of fun when we go hunting or fishing or any where with Grandpa. One time Grandpa planned a camping trip just for the guys in our family. Grandpa and our dads and the boys went. We sure had, fun. Grandpa always had some spooky stories to tell us about a wild woman that flies through the trees, or something else to scare us before we went to bed. Grandpa is ai real good friend and I love him a lot. I think he is the best Grandpa is the world. By Monty Webb grandmother Helen Green was born in Miners-vill- e on August 31, 1923. She was the eighth of ten children born to Alta Eyre and Robert Bonner. Her oldest brother John died when he was a baby. She has three brothers. They are Robert, Ralph, and Bill. Her sisters are Phillis, Murtle, Betty, Emma and Marge her baby sister Kennalou, who was born after her mom married Ken Kelsey. Grandma lived the first six years of her life in Mada. She has many happy memories of this time. In the barn there was a big swing they would swing in. They loved to ride horses. Her favorite pet was a horse named Spider. They would hitch a little red wagon to Spider. 3 or 4 kids would get in the little red wagon and 3 or 4 on Spider and they would go all over Nada. When Grandma was 4 years old her Dad died. Her mom had a hard time caring for and feeding all of her My children alone. Grandma says she can't remember being poor. Each Christmas an airplane would drop presents to them from the sky. They thought this was the way Santa Gaus brought presents to people. Lounge & Dining Open for Serving Lunch Sunday-Frida- 12 y & Dinner noon to 10 p.m. Saturdays Dining from 12 noon tp 8 p.m. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, July 3 & Monday, July 5 Brad Millet and The Flatland Country Band North Interchange 1 - 15 Beaver, Ut J. S. Prestwich School Moal Guidolinos Adjusted CEDAR CTTY-James Sheldon Prestwich, 79, died June 26, 1982 in a Cedar City hospital. Born on May 27, 1903 in . Moroni, Utah to James and Elnora Berg Prestwich. Married Leatha Graff on November 28, 1928 in Salt Lake City. He graduated from the University of Utah Medical School, received his doctorate of medicine from the University of Cincinnati. Practiced medicine in Iron County from 1928 until presently. First Chief-of-stafor the Iron County Hospital. Served on the Iron County School Board from 1940-196Past president, Cedar City Lions Club and in 1981 he was named the recipient of the Utah Lions Humanitarian Award at the Lion banquet in Salt Lake City. Past president of the Cedar City Wildlife Federation, Sons of Utah Pioneers, Broncobusters, and SUSC Quarterback Club. Served on the Utah State University Board of Trustees for 12 years. Survived by: Wife, three sons, Sheldon, Ramon, Verl, all of Cedar City; nine grandchildren; one brother, William Berg Prestwich, Salt Lake City; sister, Anna Robertson, Spanish Fork. Funeral services were held Dr. D.C Grandma's scariest exper- - ' WASHINGTON, The maximum income a ience was when she was can earn and still have riding horses. The horse got - family t's children qualify for free hot. She ran away to a pond or reduced price school and tried to roll on Grandma. meals will go up 10 percent Her brother Bill stopped the on July 1. horse from rolling and got" Assistant Secretary of Agoff. her Jarratt said riculture Mary When Grandma was 6, her, is a result of the I the change family moved to Minersville g annual adjustand lived for a year. They the U.S. made ment by moved to Milford until she . of Agriculture was 12. At that time they' ' Department (USDA) to help people keep moved back to Minersville. . up with inflation. In Minersville her favorite Under the adjustment, the activity was to go to the hills income limit for free meal and cook out. Her best which is set by friends were Ruth and eligibility, at 130 percent of Congress ' Rachel Marshall, Genice the federal poverty line, will Marshall and Donna Shergo from $10,990 to $12,090 wood. She used to help week for a family of. four. the garden and bottle food. for reduced price Eligibility She would get paid a penny a set at 185 percent of meals, row, jo weed. She took turns poverty, will rise from with her sisters doing the $15,630 to $17,210. work that needs to be done The federal poverty line is around the house. $9,300 for a family of four. Grandma went to school in USDA is required by law to Minersville and Milford. She ' update the income limits graduated from Milford High 1. The guidelines each July School. in the participation govern Grandma met my Grandpa or low cost meal free Gordon (Bub) Green in April programs under the national 1944. They went to the Jr. school lunch, school breakProm together and dated a child care food, special fast, few more times. In May he milk and commodity school went overseas for 2 years. programs. They went together a few more times when he came home before Grandma went to work at Aurbachs in Salt Lake. After Grandma moved back, they decided to get married. They got married on Feb. 11, 1948. WHEREAS, all permanent My Grandma has 4 children, Gail, Rodney, Sue, and ' employees who are employed by the State of Utah and who Tracy. She has 11 grandwork a regular weekly children. " schedule are entitled to leave She worked in the sewing with pay for legal holidays factory for about 12 years. for fiscal year 82-8and at Travel the She also worked section WHEREAS, Lodge. Utah Code Annotated For most of her vacations provides that the Governor when her children were small ' may, by proclamation, de-- . they went fishing and campdare legal holidays for the in been has Grandma ing. State of Utah; and most of the Western States. WHEREAS, if a holiday When I was born in Omaha, Nebraska. Grandma came to 'falls on a Sunday, the following Monday will be see me and help my Mom. observed as the holiday, and Grandma's favorite hobif a holiday falls on a bies are reading, walking, Saturday, the preceding Fri-- . and working in her garden will be observed as the day and yard. She says everyholiday. food is and favorite her thing NOW, THEREFORE, I, Dallas is her favorite T.V. SCOTT M. MATHESON, Show. What I like best about my 7 Governor, of the State of Utah, by virtue of the Grandma is. all . the--- ' nice authority vested in me by the things she does for me. She Constitution and Laws of the always makes good things for State of Utah, do, by this me to eat. Proclamation, declare the By Jared Harris following as legal holidays in the State of Utah for fiscal year Independence Day, July 4, observed July 5th, Monday; Pioneer Day, July 24, observed July 23, Friday; Labor Day, 1st Monday of Sept., observed Sept. 6th; ColumOn June 24, 1982, Denton bus Day, 2nd Monday of Of Harris Parowan sprayed Oct. 11; the canyon properties for Oct., observed I would like to. mosquitoes. say thanks to all the people that donated to make this job R. Taylor possible and a special thanks LOA-V- ern to Fran Taylor for his Ray Taylor, . assistance on the project. age 64, beloved husband, Listed below are the father, grandfather, and people who made it possible: friend, passed away June 23, Len Bruno, Canyon Breeze 1982, in a Salt Lake Hospital. Mens Association, Gary RoBorn May 17, 1918 in berts, Fred Harris, Roger Fremont, Utah to George I. Williams, J.C. Bed well, Len and Katherine (Casie) Butler Rouchleau, Howard Hayford, Taylor. Married Madge Pace Don Sonsalla, K. Ashworth, August 25, 1939, in Ely Noal Robinson, Harry Dah-lkNevada. Later solemnized in Max Collier, Earl Stub-in- . the Manti LDS Temple. He William Pool, Merrill has been active in the LDS Holms, John Thomas, Bill Church, serving in the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Floyd, Myrtle Kent, Kelly Davis, Anita Stauffer, and Assoc. in both stake and Dan Foreman. ward presidencies in Beaver Others contributing were ' and Loa. He served as Robina Marshall, Paul Cos-tocounselor and then Bishop in Shirley Garner, Keith Loa Ward for ten years. He Hutchinson, Hugh O'Key, was currently serving on the Gordon Baldwin, Mike RobHigh Council of the Loa, inson, John Bradshaw, Karl Utah Stake. He worked in Verhaenen, Cal Barck, Gwen Seattle, Washington at BoePelon, Glynn Watts, Harold ing Aircraft Plant. 1944, he Branvall, Fran Taylor, Clastarted working for Wildlife ude Fordham, Charlie Resources in Loa, moved to Green, Mr. Peoples, Les Beaver as superintendent for Stoahm, Vernon Moss, Denseven years, then transferred nis Dietrich, Sybyl Erwig, back to Loa, where he has Hal Smith, Marion Patrick, served as superintendent of Bob Glinski and Dwain the Loa Fish Hatchery since Brashaw. that time. In 1982, he' Again thnks and I hope I received the Fish Culturist of didn't miss anybody. the Year, Bonneville Chap- George ter, American Fisher Society .'Award, and the U.P.E.A. DIET WARNINGS .Outstanding Public EmployThe Food and Drug Adee award for the Southern ministration is considering a District. proposal which would reSurvived by: wife, Loa; quire written health warnsons, Roger G., Aurora; Ellis ings on any diet requiring R., Gilbert, Arizona; daughconsumption of less than 400 ter, Mrs. Steven (Nyra) calories per day. Benson, Sandy; nine grandchildren; six living brothers , and sisters, Alma G., RichPOISON CONTROL field; Kenneth J., Fremont; Although not poisonous to Mrs. Matt (Thelma) adults, alcoholic beverages Bluffdale; Weldon B., and common table salt can be Murray; Mrs. Claren (Leah) deadly to infants because Covington, W. Weber; Hartheir digestive capacity is old V., Bountiful. much smaller. Keep all Funeral services were held consumable products out of June 26 at the LDS CHapel in reach of infants and small Loa. Interment in the Loa children. City Cemetery. ' . ff mid-wint- Proclamation to State Employees 2, 82-8- 3: Canyon Properties Sprayed LaVern(Vern) e, g, n, n, CPSC Warns Of Fireworks crackers. These include requirements that fireworks fuses must burn for at least three seconds, but not longer than six seconds, that they resist side ignition and be securely attached. To prevent tipover, fireworks designed to be operated in a Danger D.C WASHINGTON, The Consumer Product Saand the fety Commission American Pyrotechnic Association have announced a Consumer Information Campaign to alert consumers to the potential hazards with the use of fireworks. Last year more than 1 1 ,000 people were treated . in hospital emergency rooms for fireworks-related standing upright position must have a base that is no d the height less than of the device. All fireworks must be properly sealed to prevent leakage of powder during shipping and handling, and must be constructed in a manner to prevent burnout through the sides or blowout through the bottom of the device after ignition. Even if Class C fireworks meet the government's minimum standards, CPSC warns that caution is needed when using them. CPSC recommends that consumers learn the fireworks laws of their state and local municipality. Check with the police and fire departments. Some laws allow all "Class C" fireworks others allow only "sparkone-thir- ee injuries-thr- fourths of these people were under 25 years of age, and s were male. Most reported injuries involved the hands, arms, face and eyes, and were largely due to product misuse rather than product malfunction. The CPSC has had a regulation since 1976 which limits the maximum powder charge in firecrackers for consumer use to 50 milligrams (.77 grains, or less h than teaspoon). The agency also has performance and labeling require- two-third- one-eight- In China, at one time, there were 3,000 rules of conduct to be learned and obeyed. The ones to call for .. . New Homes All Types of Remodeling Dec. 31, Friday;Lincoln's Birthday, Feb. 12, observed Feb. 11, Friday; Washington's Birthday, 3rd Monday in Feb., observed Feb. 21; Memorial Day, Last Monday of May, observed May 30. Cement Work of All Kinds Driveways Basement Finishing Call us today for expert help my 438-517- 438-246- 8, 438-517- 7, hand and caused to be fixed the Great Seal of the State of Utah. Done at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City, Utah, this 21st day of June, s Governor Matheson Vs David S. Monson Lieutenant Governor Ettie Smith Atkin 4 children, Philip, Douglas, Trisha and Melanie from Henderson, Nevada. 3 CrcdifiiUnittir i their 438-534- 7, Railroad Milford 1982. Services were held for Ettie Smith Atkin, Wednesday, June 23, 1982 at the Beaver 3rd4th Ward Chapel. Counselor Brent Martin conducted and Jef Atkin offered the family prayer. Lois White played the prelude and postlude. A grandson, Dan Atkin, offered the opening prayer and Jack Waters sang "That Wonderful Mother of Mine." Rex Carter, a home teacher, gave the obituary and remarks and the Mello Tones sang "Look President Up To Him". Grant Esplin gave a few remarks and Nell Smith sang "Goin' Home". Wayne Atkin offered the closing prayer and interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery. Steve Atkin Dedicated the Grave. The Beaver 3rd Ward Relief Society and Friends took care of the flowers. Pall bearers included Steve Atkin, Wayne Atkin, Jeff Atkin, Dan Atkin, Roger Atkin, Udell Stones, Larry Colligan, Othello Riley, and Lyman Abbott. Grandchildren visiting at the home of Albert Atkin and LaVar Atkin for the funeral were: Arloa Pew of California, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Colligan and Udel Stones from Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman (Beverly) Abbott and ' UTAH MILFORD, ;! SERVING ALL OF 3 EAVER COUNTY '; ' :i V--- V f- "I said, if you want our business, you're gonna' have to lower your windows!" INSURED AAA90 month certificate 12;! 'SlA certificate 13?;;! IU"wU6 DAY 387-23- 91 !; '.1 East Center ii n innnnnf wuu. ii in m I .UMMan SQta. " !" , U.MM. " , ON - Ot. hGSc" UMOaCw II !' ' YOUR INVESTMENTS teas ii I' Atkin Construction Thanksgiving set Iv fireworks. Day, 4th Thursday of Nov., observed Nov. 25; Christmas Day, December 25, observed Dec. 24, Friday; New Years Day, January 1, observed IN TESTIMONY OF, I have hereunto J- lers" andor "snakes"; and others ban all "Class C" Tuesday, 1 p.m. in the Cedar Stake Center. Burial in Cedar City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to President Gerald Sherratt at SUSC for worthy and outstanding students preparing for medical college. Veterans Day, November 11, Thursday; ments for Gass C fireworks devices other than fire- u. imio-- go BratenaM n mi -- limn). 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