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Show THE BEAVER PRESS Spring Range Rides Set ,AJ 3 Resources conservation important deer wintering areas on the east and west sides of the Mineral Mountains and on the west side of the Beaver Mountains. The first ride will be held Wed., April 20 on the west side of the Mineral Mts. Those wishing to participate should meet at the south end of Milfordat9:00a.m. m . - Ben F. Maxson Maxson, 80 of Beaver died April 11th at his residence of natural causes. He was born March 28, 1903 in El Monte, Calif, to Benjamin Franklin and Mary Jane Alexander Maxson. He married Edna Madalyn McKenzie in Calif, in 1931. She died Feb. 10, 1981. He was a Mason. He and his wife had raised a brother-in-laFloyd Nelson of Whittier, Calif, and is survived by him and the brothers and following sisters: Gilbert, Betty Scott, Edith Klemz, Mrs. Fred (Pollie) Cota, Frances Sanchez, all of West Covina, Calif., Mrs. Alvin (Evelyn) Hall, San Clemente, Calif., Reed of Kona Coast, Hawaii, Willis of Balboa, Calif., and Edwin of De Lano, Calif. Preceeded in death by two sisters and one brother. A viewing was held Wed. evening from p.m. in Beaver at the Olpin MortuBen F. 7-- 9 ary. Masonic graveside services and burial will take place Friday at 1:00 p.m. in the Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, Calif., under the direction of the Olpin Mortuary, Beaver. range ride will be conducted on the southeast side of the Mineral Mts. on April 21. Riders should meet at Adamsville at 9:00 a.m. to participate in this ride. The Beaver Table range ride will be conducted on The Utah Department of April 22. The meeting place Transportation is making for this ride is at the U.S. available $189,000 for the Forest Service warehouse purchase of vans or busses east of Beaver at 9:00 a.m. for the elderly and handiThe last range ride will be capped. held on Sat., April 23. This The money has been ride will traverse some of the allocated by the federal most critical deer wintering Urban Mass Transportation areas on the unit from Administration for private southTbf Beaver.- The to organizations. It is . ' Saturday dafe" 'should ""be "intended to pay 80 percent of more convenient for anyone the cost for the new vehicles interested in joining in. The while local private Forest Service warehouse organizations pay the rewill be the meeting place for maining 20 percent, this ride also. The time to contact; Glenda Seelos, meet is 9:00 a.m. Transportation Planning DivRiders must provide their ision, Utah Department of own horses and should bring Transportation, 4501 S. 2700 a lunch and be prepared for a W., Salt Lake City, Utah 84119(801)965-4141- . long day afield. A Available non-prof- it Moonlight, Music, Lace, Laughter, Memories and Flowers! Order your Prom Corsage from Fern Floral GiovesGlovesG loves off Supergloves Now 15 $6.80 off Welding, Woodcutting, Barbeque Gloves Reg. $12.99 Now $11.05 Midwest All Leather Gloves Reg. $8.99 15 off Now $7.65 Grip, Super Leather Gloves Reg. $10.35 15 off Now $8.80 Cotton Gardening Gloves Just 99 cents Ladies Gloves Now $1.25 Rubber Gloves Reg. $3.30 with 15 Don and Frances Patterson of Cedar City spent Easter Sunday with his mother and brother Merlin Patterson. and Evan Kern and Connie Bess and two sons visited with their grandparents Alton and May Atkin last Wednesday. Ennis and Vay Hoopes spent the week in St. George visiting friends and doing Temple work. Ray and Helen Cartwright and David and Monte spent the Easter holidays in Southgate, Calif., with their son Leslie and Janice Cartwright and children Shelia and Neil. 9 I certainly enjoyed a happy birthday April 11, 1983. I received lots of nice gifts and cards, many phone calls. Bill, and Irene Cox, King and Morris treated Donna Eugene and me at a delicious dinner at the Ponderosa Cafe. Shirley Sessions and sons Joel and Matai visited in Provo, Utah with their daughter and husband Bryce and Nadean Harper who are attending school at BYU. Over the Easter weekend they were in Beaver to stay with mother Shirley's Martha Paice. Alden and Erma Nielson of Oak City were also at Martha's. They visited with Lee and Lucille Strong and Leon and Alta Paice. Cart-wrig- Easter Nowers Sunday was very Hints U Hattie Greenwood- - Delia happy when her secret granddaughter gave her an Easter Basket filled with goodies, a corsage and a beautiful card. She was really thrilled and wants to give her a big thank you for her thoughtful gifts. I TRIVIA I would share promised this recipe with several friends. This is the best way I know to do it without wearing my arm and hand out from writing. Deep Fired Pretzels 1 cup all purpose flour V tsp. salt Roma Hollingshead spent 1 Tibs, a week in Salt Lake City with shortening her daughter Jill Bennion 6 Tibs, cold water and family, her husband Shortening for deep frying David Bennion was in Coarse salt Combine flour and salt in a Colorado on business. bowl. Cut in shortening with a pastry knife or blender. Ray and Helen Cartwright and Eugene and I were in Add water, 1 Tib. at a time, Parowan, Utah Saturday, mixing until dry ingredients are moistened and dough can April 9, 1983 to attend the wedding and reception for be gathered into a ball. Knead gently a few times. David Warren son of Frank Pinch off pieces of dough and Arlene Adams and and of Denise Little, daughter shape into one inch balls. Roll each ball between Richard and Barbara Little, hands to form a lO.inch rope. David is Eugenes grandson. Form each rope into a Glenn and Jane Moore and pretzel shape. Set on waxed son Troy of Ogden, Utah paper. Heat shortening to 365 in spent their Easter vacation a deep sauce pan or deep with Jane's mother Nell fryer. Fry three pretzels at a Cartwright.. time in shortening for three ' David and Jill Bennion and " minutes or until golden brown. children Jeffery, Christine, Drain on paper towels, Andrea and Jonothan of Salt Lake City, Roma and Dell sprinkle with coarse salt.- Makes 18 soft pretzels. Hollingshead and Sonja P.S. If any of you ladies Hobbs of Cedar City spent their Easter weekend in St. wear l'eggs stockings would George at the Hilton Hotel you please save the eggs and where they enjoyed swimbring them to the Press I have two friends who office. of sunshine lots and ming would like to make Christmas and a family get together. gifts from the eggs. Afton and LuAnn Smith went to Salt Lake City last week for LuAnn to have surgery on her foot and leg Thursday, April 7, 1983 at the University Medical Center. The operation was successful and LuAnn will be in the hospital for two weeks. Afton visited in Springville During the month of April, with her brother and family KUTV will air four special Wells and Betty Bringhurst. programming events as part They went each day to see of EPIDEMIC: Let's Fight LuAnn. Back Together, a month-lon- g media campaign to Merlin and Evan Patterson increase public awareness on have had as their guests the the epidemic proportions of sister Merlin's past week alcohol and drug abuse in Doris Barney and Harry and Utah and the region. Lake June Houston of Salt On April 16 at 8:30 p.m., City, Danny and Bonita KUTV airs The Drug Abuse Patterson of Cedar City and self-tea Barton and Quiz, Florene intended for the entire daughters Valarie and family, with surprising Belinda of Paragonah, Utah. answers that show what you don't know about drugs Mr. and Mrs. Elevyn could harm the ones you Olsen and family of Kaysville love. David and Mr. and Mrs. On April 18 at 7:00 p.m., Wilding and family of KUTV airs EPIDEMIC: Why Centerville and grandYour Kid Is On Drugs. The daughter Cammie Sorensen, program that started it all, daughter of Craig and Jolene EPIDEMIC I is Sorensen who is attending at public request. It is a BYU visited at the home of acclaimed look at the highly their grandparents and and false promises pressures parents over the weekend, that lead kids to experiment the Wallace Yardley's and with alcohol and drugs. attended Gilbert Yardley's The following night, April Cattle Sale. 19 at 7:00 p.m., KUTV airs EPIDEMIC: America Fights King and Donna Morris Back. The sequel to went to Lund, Nevada, EPIDEMIC I, it provides Saturday, April 10th to active answers for people attend the wedding and open who feel overwhelmed, house for Don and Karen angry and alone as they face Leonard, at the home of a drug culture threatening Wayne and Lori Paice. Karen community. every is the daughter of Helen On April 20 at 8 p.m., Paice and the late Merrett KUTV airs EPIDEMIC: Let's Paice. Fight Back Together. This KUTV News Special devotes Bill and Irene Cox were in two hours to the local Salt Lake City to see Wallace problems and solutions of Dean who has had heart substance abuse, with surgery. They attended the reports on the risks and state drill competition in Lehi consequences for users and took third where the s off Just $2.80 st non-user- Building Supply 438-222- alike. place. REYNOLD'S 110 E. Center 438-286- Fights Abuse are Reg. $7.99 Esta KUTV Proms 15 By A verse from one of my Birthday cards: True friendship is a happy thing, that comes right from the heart and never changes whether friends are close or far apart. And this is just a thank you for the friendship that we share, and to say 'I hope your birthday is a day beyond compare!' Spring range rides are an annual tradition in Utah. Wildlife Every year, officers and game bioloists saddle up with area sportsmen to ride the back country and see how the deer and elk are getting along. They look at range conditions and check for winter mortality, critical factors in big game management. Range rides are the first step in the long process of surveys and reports involved in formulating recommendations for the fall big game hunts. Open public meetings of the Board of Big Game Control in June cap the long process of setting the rules and regulations. Range rides take place throughout the state, and the public is encouraged to participate in the annual outings. The rides provide a good opportunity to watch and often help game biologists gather the technical information necessary to make the right recommendations to the Board of Big Game Control. Four range rides have been scheduled for the Beaver Deer Herd Unit. These rides will traverse (M Out 2 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scho-fiel- d have returned to their home in the Grove after spending the winter in Oregon. Roll CEDAR CITY A total of 224 students earned honor roll status winter quarter at Southern Utah State College. Twenty-eigh- t of the 224 Do you enjoy working in the outdoors? Do you enjoy clean mountain air, crystal lakes and streams, the desert stillness, or wild animals and plants? If you do, you may be just the right person to serve as a volunteer campground host in one of Utah's State parks or recreation areas. to According Gregg Simper, Manpower Supervisor for the Department of it i . V- - -- students earned high honor roll status or straight 'A academic averages. To be named to the SUSC honor roll a student must be enrolled fulltime, take 15 or more credit hours, and earn a - r ' quarterly Natural Resources and Energy, the Utah State Division of Parks and Recreation is currently recruiting volunteer campground hosts to serve in parks and recreation areas throughout the State. 'We are looking for men and women who are interested in working in beautiful and exciting areas of the State, and who would like to become part of the State park and recreation management team,' Simper said. Campground hosts will serve without pay in such capacities as providing information, and park maintenance in exchange for free camping. Volunteers will be covered by State Workman's Compensation, tort liability insurance, and may be reimbursed for incidental expenses. They will work directly for the State park superintendent, and will be expected to comply with all the rules and e regulations that govern State employees. full-tim- Prospective volunteers should also ask about other available positions within the Department of Natural Resources and Energy. Persons interested PAGE 3 SUSC Honor Camp Hosts Needed Petersons Celebrate 50 Years of Marriage The children of George and Thelma C. Peterson, are proud to announce their Golden Wedding Anniversary on April 24th. There will be an open house on Funds Available The Utah Department of Transportation has received $300,000 from the federal government to be used in the purchase of busses for mass transit in small urban and rural areas. The money will be made available to cities, towns, counties, special districts and private organizations throughout non-prof- it Utah. The federal money is intended to pay 80 percent of the cost for new busses while Saturday, April 23rd from to 5:00 p.m. at the Millard Stake House, 3rd West and Center, Fillmore, Utah. No gifts, please. 2:00 local governments and organizations pay the remaining 20 percent. The mass transit funds come from the federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration. For more information and application guidelines, contact; Lowell Elmer, Supervisor Transit Plannint, Utah Department of Transportation, 4501 S. 2700 W., Salt Lake City, Utah 84119 (801)965-4134- . A preliminary eligibility and regulations review will be made with each applicant. please in serving as volunteer campground hosts or in other available positions, should immediately contact Gregg Simper, 1636 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116, telephone (801) A young oyster is called a set. Mtunrdock grade point average of 3.60 or higher. 'SUSC grades on a plus and minus system,' acting registrar Barbara Young said. 'A 4.00 GPA is a straight 'A' average; a 3.60 GPA is approximately an 'A- average.' While the majority of students on the honor roll are from Utah, many other states are represented. Harold S. Johnson, an accounting major from Marysvale had a grade point average of 4.0 Jeffrey M. Joseph, automotive technology and Camille Lee, physical education, both from Beaver, were named to the honor roll for 3.60 to 3.99 GPA. Also named to the honor roll for achieving of this GPA were Janette H. Hiskey, accounting, from Minersville; Fran Black, business education andJanisC. Henrie, elementary education, both of Panguitch; Jackie F. Robinson, music, Lisa G. Stolk. physical education, Wendy Stolk, history and Jill Stubbs, elementary education, all from Parowan; Jeffrey J. Brewer, , Michele Harrison, communication, W. Darrin Stewart, business administration and John B. Waters, theater arts, from Richfield; and, Anita Green, general education and Jeff E. Stapley, chemistry, from Summit. Congratulations! 9 H)(B(SD Center & Main o Beaver Check our Generic Shelves for Extra Savings Prices effective April 14-15-1- 6 PRODUCE $f 59 Popsicles Stack Banquet IS 59 Celery.. Pie Shells lb. Rhodes mc Dinner Rolls ....$129 Tomatoes lb. Dining Treat 2BC 99c Bananas T.v. Dinners lb. Box. Old Faithful $139 Link sausage... S9C Mushrooms 20 ..12$10S Grapefruit 59c Delicious Petite Peas 2 lb. 4ib.$1C0 ore Ida Apples $i19 Large TatorTots lb. Avocados ....5$l00 OX. Bars Ham S149 32 OX. Dawn Liquid.... $189 King Sixe tide Hunts cup strawberries . . . 59c MEAT 309 45 ox. Lean lb. Tomato Juice . . . 69c Ground Beef ....$l29 lb. $109 Porlt Roast .....$i29 Sunny Delight.. western Family lb. $la9 5l29 icecream Porlt Steak western Family western Family $299 Flour Lunch Meat... 3$l western Family lb. 29 Toilet Tissue.... 79c veal Patties.... $1 western Family "A man is free only when he has an errand on earth." Abba Hillel Silver APRIL 14, 1983 ,21 oo A& R Big Dogs ...la9 k |
