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Show THE BEAVER PRESS APRIL 14, 1983 PAGE 2 Cystic Fibrosis Chairman fiemvv Press 4vu4 TIte Marshall was named as the Cystic Fibrosis Margie Foundation special event Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah at Beaver, Utah Publication No. 0 Business Office 40 East Center St. Phone Second Class Postage Paid 047-40- JOSEPH A. FAHRLENDER ELLEN I. FAHRLENDER Publisher Editor Business Manager COLUMNISTS Esta Warren Ilynn Bradshaw Hattie Greenwood 438-286- 9 4iajwno chairperson by Dr. John Herbst, Director of the Cystic Fibrosis care clinic at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. The Utah clinic is one of a network of 128 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation clinics providing care for children and young adults with cystic fibrosis. Margie will be conducting a Bike-a-tho- 438-55- Margery Mackerell to Sandy Barton in n Miners-vill- e raise funds to support research and care for those afflicted with cystic fibrosis iia.9jcK 'iu. Louis Lessing (CF). 438-51- Cystic fibrosis is the number one genetic killer of children and young adults in the United States. With cystic fibrosis, a thick, sticky mucus clogs the lungs and airways, creating breathing difficulties, high sysceptibi-lit- y to infection and lung damage. Cystic fibrosis also SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $9.50 In Beaver County, Senior Citizen $8.50 Outside Beaver County $12.00 Advertising Rates on Application POSTMASTER Please send form 3579 to Beaver Press, Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 f True Pioneer By Marge Mackerell Vehicle roll-ovsouth of Beaver Bad check case closed, Husky Service, Beaver, victim Cows on highway Hit and run, North Creek; car vs fence Motorist assist accident, Beaver Power plant alarm Investigate report of suspicious vehicle, North Creek Monuments Erected by Daughters of Utah Pioneers. A story and history of our monuments. ' 'The object of this society shall be to perpetuate the names and achievements of the men and women who were the pioneers in founding this commonwealth; by preserving old landmarks, collecting relics, establishing a library of pioneer historical matter, securing unprinted manuscripts, photographs, and all such data as shall aid in perfecting a record of the strong character, pure life, and heroic deeds of the Car-de- ' 1 Investigate report of theft, Barton Motel, Beaver, victim Power Plant alarm Courtesy fingerprints for citizen Show and Tel) presentation on drugs to 5th Grade, Beaver Test alarm system for First Interstate Bank Investigate report of suspicious vehicle, Beaver airport south of Beaver Dead deer on pioneers; 448- - 83 Dispatch ambulance, Milford Respond to request for deputy at Travelodge, Beaver Test alarm system, National Guard Armory Bull on swimming pool park.JJeaver Check airports for overdue aircraft Investigate report of suspicious person, Corner Drug, Milford Traveler assist Cows on south interchange seeking ,to by promote and carry out the objects and purposes which the pioneers had in view when they sacrificed all that they possessed and turned their faces to the West to seek homes in these mountains, by commemorating the advent of the pioneers into the barren wastes of Utah and such other days and events as are Transported one male, one female prisoner to Cedar City and back to appear before Circuit Court Cow on highway Assist separated parties Investigate report of shoplifting, Jefferson Merc, Milford Investigate report of suspicious vehicle, Beaver airport insignia of the organization, the ox yoke surmounted by the beehive. member of Every Daughters of Utah Pioneers the movement supports loyally, by a small contribut- ion each year. The true spirit of cooperation has made it possible to mark places of Pioneer significance and outstanding importance. The loyalty of larger counties makes it possible for the smaller ones to share equally in these great honors, and gives the organization the recognition it deserves. Constitution and of Daughters of Utah Pioneers. By-la- Manderfield I,ynn Ng ws By LaVel and Ilynn had Philip Strugess of Dalby, Australia and a friend Jill Terry of Canada as visitors on Wed. Thur. It was certainly jmd of-tmportant-m-the-histthe early days; by reviewing great to have, them, with us and to talk all about our the lives of the pioneers, in different parts of friends teaching their descendants Australia. and the citizens of our country the lessons of faith, Jeremy Bradshaw had courage, and patriotism and some friends from school at a by creating spirit of union his after school one day place and fellowship among the last week. posterity of the pioneers.' One of the main objectives Mrs. Veone Patterson, of the Daughters of Utah Lois Pioneers is the preserving of Richfield, Utah and of and Lori, Page daughter landmarks. A 'Daughter cf Kamas visited LaVel and Pioneer Utah Official Marker' was accordingly Ilynn Sunday and went home Monday. They also had approved and accepted at the David Wegener of Gunnison. Fall Convention, October 7, Veone and Lois are my 1933. The marker, the sisters. 449- - 83 Investigate report of theft of firewood; Dean Brown, Beaver, victim Check on complaint from Travelodge, Beaver Motorist assist G.L.Cartwright Beaver County Sheriff rain-sno- Utah License No. 26350 Mr. and Mrs. Bodily spent the weekend in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bradshaw and family went to Milford to their STALLARD daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Myers Mon. evening after Easter Sunday for a family evening. CONSTRUCTION BEAVER, UTAH All Types Construction Fast Efficient Service & Mrs. Dcbie Skinner has Remodeling been visiting her Arizona. Serving Beaver County Free Estimates Roger Kesler 438-500- 7 438-554- 8 NormStallard BOYER UTAHV7 MORTUARIES Jf Keith Beaumont took some Ward Deacons to St. George Temple Thursday for baptism. Those that went from Manderfield were Troy 1 no answer, call If 586-941- 9 in 2nd 10S.100W. Beaver 438-246- father Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Bradshaw and baby had dinner with LaVel and Ilynn on Monday evening. 31 tC n SOUTHERN I Beaumont, Matt Murie, Webb and Robert Skinner and the girls went with their teachers Angela, Mary Kay Muri, Tonya Webb, Beth Ann Cox, Paula and Malena Bradshaw. Other 2nd Ward boys and girls went. Marty Lynn, Glenna, Shad, Randy and Colleen came Sunday night to visit with my sisters. jj v cr7 Richard & r fi I Charlotte Boyer Accept All Funeral Plans PreArrangements and Pre Needs We A Family Serving Families Cedar City r Beaver Parowan Maurine Hosts Fireside Maurine Gale entertained the Sunday evening Firesdie Group at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Carter were present. The group read a faith promoting book during the evening. fj The hostess served ' J I The children of Rulon Eyre will honor their father at an open house in celebration of his 80th birthday. The open house will be held April 16 from 4 to 9:00 p.m. at the Rulon Eyre home. Rulon was born April 16, 1903 I"V w Bike-a-tho- i f 1 r , r mmr.r m children. Everyone is invited to celebrate his 80th birthday. ' mi Baldwins Married Sixty Four Years their first Great Great Granddaughter. Lyddia Smith was present with the other relatives for the get together. Lyddia sends her love to her Beaver friends. Loyal and Thelma have 28 grand children, 69 great grandchildren and as men tioned above one great great grandchild. They were married on April 10, 1919. They have six children. 64th their wedding anniversary April 8, 1983 in Ogden, Utah with their son Kenneth and Leona Baldwin and Garth and Sue Baldwin and family. They took a tour of the lovely homes in North Ogden Heights and saw the home that is called the castle. In Orem they visited with Charley and LaRue Smith and had another 64th wedding party and got to see Milford; Kathie Morris, Beaver City; and Mrs. William Wood, Minersville. drive that Arthritis d . Brazil In Brazil first admissions (to hospitals) with a diagnosis of alcoholism tripled between 1960 and 1970. 'So rapidly have alcohol-relate- d g benefits the thousands of people who suffer from arthritis. The funds are used by the Foundation to further develop its programs in research, patient and professional education, and public information, patient services. It will be the month held through-ou- t of April. The Utah Arthritis Foundation distributed and 30,000 pamphlets answered 3000 phone inquiries last year. There are 180,000 arthritis sufferers in Utah today and about 4000 of them are recent victims. The support of your community volunteers will be greatly appreciated. For more information call 486-499- Robert Baker Promoted Marie G. Lindsay Anderson Camp The Anderson Camp of D.U.P. met at the home of Annabell Hales Mon., April 11th at 1:30 p.m. Word has been received D. Baker, son of Gordon and Estelle Baker has been promoted to the rank of Major in the United States Air Force. Major Baker has recently moved to Laughlin Air Force Base at Del Rio, Texas, where he is an instructor pilot in the that Robert He and his wife, Kathy, live at the base with- their four sons; Robbie, Michael, David and Matthew; and one daughter, Jennifer. He is a graduate of the Air Force Academy in Colorado in 1971 and received his Masters Degree at the University of Arizona at Tucson. Robert earned his wings at Webb Air Force Base at Big Springs, Texas in 1972. For several years he flew the all over the world, then after completing his schooling in Arizona, he worked in the MX program. 1 Special Interest Group The First Ward Special Interest group was entertained last Thursday evening at the home of Anona Swindlehurst. Guests were served a delicious hot luncheon by the hostess, assisted by Patricia Nelson and Lula T. Tanner who were also hostesses. were Nineteen guests present. After the luncheon they were entertained by Mr. John Lookermans who told of his experiences while he and his wife were prisoners of war in South East Asia during World War II. He made us really appreciate the meaning of 'Freedom', a thing which we take for granted and perhaps don't think about until we lose it. It was a very pleasant instructive evening for all present. Groups and individuals are encouraged to use this space each week to promote community happenings. ; Delicious refreshments were served. The meeting was called to order by captain LaPriel Willden. ' The Prayer was given by Daughter Phyllis Warr. After the Pledge of Allegiance to our Flag the group sang 'America.' The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved. The roll call showed 14 members present, i The Lesson was given by Daughter Mable Muir. The Lesson told of the many hardships the Mormon Battalion suffered on their journey to San Diego. First Ward Sacrament Beaver 1st Ward held their Sacrament Meeting Sunday, April 10, 1983 in the lst2nd Ward Chapel. Bishop James B. Morgan Presiding. Paul Thomas conducting. Music directed by Ireta Baker accompanied by Susan Bartholomew. Opening Prayer Randall Cox. At the Sacrament Table Kenny Harris and Shane Erickson. Sacrament Services Aaronic Priesthood. Jimmy Carter was sustained as Priest in the Aaronic Priesthood. Program was presented by the Grant and Doreese Severe family. Song, 'I Am a Child of God' by Rachelle Severe. Doreese talked on feeling good about ourselves, having self esteem, express love to our family, give credit where credit is due, be honest in our judgement. Vocal duet 'Love is Spoken Here' by Ellis and Colleen Martin accompanied by Susan Bartholomew. Concluding speaker Grant Severe told about how he met his wife, where they had lived and how we should show our love and appreciation for our family. Grant is the Pharmacist at the Beaver Drug. Closing Prayer by Arlene Carter. ' - Hilltop News Monday evening at the Hilltop was a special time. It was Mrs. Alberta Bohlen's 92nd birthday. Mrs. Lenora Muir played a tape by Paul H. Dunn. Patrea Rasmussen sang several beautiful musical numbers. AH the group wished Mrs. Bohlen many happy years in the future. Punch and cookies were served and they also shared a birthday cake made by Donna Lister. Prayers were given by Rhoebe Warby and Louise Roberts. D.U.P. . emotional are and deficits in the child.' The therapist emphapsychological sized that fetal alcohol syndrome damage is irbut 'the tragedy reversible, ' is that it is preventable. ' If during drinking pregnancy is so dangerous, how is it that nobody said so before? Scientists are asking the same question. ..'All reports suggest fetal alcohol syndrome is exceedingly rnmmnn ' writes Harvard University pediatrics professor Mary Ellen Avery. 'It is incredible that we missed it so long when it's such an , important problem.' 'We are not talking about .i i i i i i skiu row aiconoats, unserves a Seattle, Washington 'We.'re,, tJtipg. ,.resear,cher about ordinary women.' 'As research continued, it became evident that no amount of alcohol could be called safe during a woman's pregnancy.' Dr. Ruth Little, Director, Pregnancy and Health Program, University of Washington School of Medicine. The message is clear. If you are pregnant and want to play it safe, don't drink. If you invited someone for dinner, and he declined to drink, saying that alcohol as bad for his health, would you force him? Why force the 'guest' in your womb to drink when it could damage him for life? 1 Corinthians 5:11, '.':' V, report says that studies 'implicate alcohol in 13 to 50 percent of rapes, 24 to 72 percent of assaults and 28 to 86 percent of homicides.' 'We are very worried by what appears to be an increasing problem, this connection between drink and voilent'criniei U "is' 'Vry deaf - that around half ' the murders in this country were committed by people after they had been drinking.' Lord Harris, chairman of the Parole Board of Britain. If You're Pregnant Don't Drink A limits. It's only subsequent-- ' ly, a, number of years Jater, that it becomes apparent there Crime ; in Alcohol is involved crime all over the globe. The ; Barbershop' 'Chorus Concert July 20th 8:00 p.m. High School Auditorium. 'The Case Before The Court' written by Dr. Hal Hickman, music by Chris Hutchinson, July 22nd and 23rd, 25th, 26th, 27th. 28th, 29th and 30th, 8:00 p.m. Old Court House. ' problems increased, that they now rank among the world's major public health concerns, threatening to slow, down economic development in the Third World, and to overburden the health services of most WHO Report. countries.' Beaver Civic Arts Council and the Courthouse Players have released the following information on their summer , entertainment schedule. Chlldrens Play June 30th, July 1st and 4th. 7:00 p.m. Saturday Matinee July 2nd 2:00 p.m. Old Court House. Teen-ag- e Play July 8th, and 9th, 15th and 16th, 7:30 p.m. 'Night Must Fall'. Old Court House. Connie Marshall. 'Reflections July 12th 8:00 p.m. Old Court House. Salute To Youth Night July 18th, 8:00 p.m. Old Court House. D.U.P. : To Major Courthouse Theatre Schedule Grave side services were held Tuesday, April 5, 1983 for Marie Gilbert Lindsay, wife of the late Alan R. Lindsay, former resident of Beaver. Mrs. Lindsay leaves a daughter Patricia Clemons and six grandchildren and many nices and nephews throughout Utah and Calif. The Lindsay's resided in Riverside, Calif, for many years. The grave was dedicated by Michael Robinson, a great nephew, at the Mountain View Cemetery with family members in attendance. term of her pregnancy.' Dr. Patrick Macleod, Medical Geneticist, and Dr. David F. Smith, Pediatrician. One researcher estimates that 43 percent of alcoholic women bear babies with 'fetal alcohol syndrome' yet, what of children born , to women who are not alcoholic, but whose husbands are? Dr. of the Eleanor Reiff-Ros- s University of Maryland School of Nursing says: 'When the father is an alcoholic, the syndrome symptoms are not as obvious at birth because the weight and length of the fetus tend to be within the normal Another Global Addiction Alcohol THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION reports that alcohol abuse is an 'occasion for alarm' all over the planet. Here are some trends reported: England In England and Wales admissions to hospitals for alcoholism have risen during the last 25 years. e Campaign is a RULON EYRE Jehovah's Witnesses Loyal and Thelma Baldwin House-to-Hous- fund-raisin- three children Gerald R. Eyre of Minersville, Nona Miles, of California and Dorothy Bowcutt, Lake Tahoe, Calif. They have seven grandchildren and 11 great grand- Three Beaver County residents have been appointed .chairpersons for the 1983 Utah Arthritis Foundation e Campaign. They are: Kathy Acklin, House-to-Hous- to Herbert and Nellie they are the parents of v 386-247- The fife Eyre. He married Rachel Gillins Dec. 15, 1924 and rt - 5 4. Bike-a-tho- ory . Investigate report of object on road near Beaver High School Investigate report of suspicious vehicle, Beaver Respond to alarm at National Guard Armory (false alarm) Male subject charged with shoplifting, Milford (Incarcerated) Call l:i Arthritis Chairpersons Motorist assist CowonU-2- affects the digestive system of the patient. The average age of death is 20. One in 20 American's are symptomfree carriers of the CF gene. 'It is only with the support and participation in special events by Utah communities that we can raise research funds and help the children who suffer from this devastating disease,' stated Dr. Herbst. n will be The held May 14, and a date has been set for May 21. Participants can raise pledges from friends, relatives and businesses. All participants who collect more than $35.00 will be awarded a special 'I DID IT' for their efforts on behalf of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. To volunteer, or to find out how to take part in the contact Margie Marshall at celebrated Sheriff's Report Rulon Eyre Unnnrarl nn Rirthdav Margie Marshall fetal-alcoh- California study of 32,000 women indicated that women taking two drinks a day ran twice as much risk of miscarriage as did women who abstained. A New York study indicated that alcohol seems to act as 'a fetal poison, most likely acute,' and that as little as one ounce of alcohol per week could be dangerous to the fetus. 6:9-1- A few drinks a day during pregnancy can greatly increase the risk of the child's being born with fetal alcohol syndrome, which can result in physical deformities and mental retardation. 'Any woman contemplating pregnancy should abstain from drinking all alcoholic beverages both before and during the entire If you are a youth, you are well advised to read Chapter 14, 'Should You Drink Alcoholic Beverages?' in the book, 'Your Youth Getting the Best out of It. (Proberbs 23:29-35If you wish a copy of this book, you may call ). Richard Lyons, Presiding of Jehovah's Witnesses at 5160. Overseer timmmMuma When the sun goes down at Kincrsville Feed & Supply, Williams Camp so do the prices on quality John Deere Equipment, Now through March, April and May Sweepstakes Specials are in effect. You can save on John Deere Lawn Tractors, Riding Mowers, Tillers, Gas The Dorothy Williams D.U.P. Camp was held Monday evening at the home of Daughter Sybil Smith with ten members present. 'Utah Trail' was sung by the group. Prayer by Mildred Yardley. The minutes were given by Pearl Thompson. The meeting was conducted by Captian Murial Sly. The lesson on Pioneer trails and the Mormon explorations by lesson leader Ann Swindlehurst. The hostess served refreshments. Grills, Power Tools and much, much more. So why not visit r.linsrsvillo Peed & Supply Minersville, Utah and save during their John Deere Sweepstakes Sale! Call001-30C-222- 2 M MEDICAL CARE PRICES UP Medical care prices rose 0.7 percent in December, the smallest increase for that category of the Consumer Price Index since last Feb. Despite the slight slowdown in December, medical prices stayed in double digits, at 11 percent, for 1982. Overall, consumer prices declined 0.3 percent in December, bringing down the inflation rate for 1982 to 3.9 percent TV'' w " rj . jJc Hun I. " " Curtomw Nama " - rvfi w x xnlor $85 toward the purchase price of a new John Deere 68 Riding Mower. OfferexpiresMay31,1983. -- BrtnchCod B B ' St Nam H B K dwmH " -Oxter" ILMJUJ&kLMJ iPImw pnnt) Attaint S S S :i john'dhVr'e colpon ipimm pnnl) CP Acct No. H H Ba ZioCod. . Mo J cB |