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Show V THE BEAVER PRESS MAY 12, 1983 - PAGE 4 Grandma Houston i .fi second grade in Panguitch Elementary. I like my Grandma for what she is, and she is a nice Grandam. By, Michael Houston Belknap 6th Grade My name is Adriana Cortez and I would like to tell you about my grandmother Sebastiana. My grandmother's name is Sebastiana Hernandez. She was born on January 20, 1924. She is 59 years old. She was born in Cerro Gordo Estado De Mexico. The games they used to play when she was little were jump rope. Her favorite animals are pigs.', She likes ' 'pigs 'because "she ' has" "pigs and she likes" to care" for the pigs. When she was little there were no schools. Her mother's and father's names are Dominga Hernandez and Emilio Alba. Her brother's and sisters are Ramon, Candelaria, Petra, Pancho. She has three sons and eight daughters and there names are Clemente Jose, Abraham who is my father, Eugenia, Veronica, Felix, Chole, Sevia, Rosario, Lola and Ermelinda. My grandmother's work is in the home. The special feelings of my grandmother are; when we were in Mexico and my dad was here in Beaver she helped us in many ways. By, Adriana Cortez Thank You Everyone The Art Department of Beaver High School has had a great year. The students have participated in two Student Art Displays. They drew a 15 x 25 ft. chalk mural for the Junior Prom. They painted the scenery for South Pacific. Approximately 75 were silk screened with the South Pacific 83 logo. I would like to thank the following students for their support: Roger Campbell, Todd Kelsey, Rory Mercier, Shawn Veater, Cari Berg-werfJeannie Gale, DeAnn Gillies, Stephanie Penkoff, Rod Jones, Mitch Reynolds, Nathan Condi, Buddy Ostler, Allen Erickson, Chuck Levering, David Walker, Gary Erickson, Wes Mecham, Carolyn Boyter, Lenette Cartwright, Christie Daniels, Michelle Harris, David Osborn, Chrystal Shutt, Annette Walker, RaeLynn Wilson, Lisa Yardley, Kim Craw, Derric Kaballa. I also wish to express my appreciation to SUSC. They loaned us two of their Shakspearean costumes for drawing exercises. " Mrs:Leith DeWeese SUSC Presents Sweeney Todd CEDAR CITY One of the most ambitious productions ever presented by theater and music departments at SUSC opens May 13 at 8 p.m. in the SUSC Auditorium. 'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street' is a daring and sophisticated musical based on a 19th century English horror tale. It recounts the vengeance of a barber, Sweeney Todd, who was New Shipment of Little League and Softball GLOVES Starting at $1800 This Weekend Only 10 off Lee S 98 N. Main Shirley Morris, Score Keeper and Linda Joseph, Coach. Ms. Bradshaw SUSC Receives Considers Leasing LOGAN Nancy Bradshaw, a student at Beaver High School, received the Chemistry Merit Scholar Award April 22 from Utah State University. The award was made on the basis of scholarship and general performance in chemistry. Nancy was nominated by her chemistry instructor Elroy L. Stucki. Students from Idaho, Utah and Wyoming attended the award ceremonies instructors, department faculty and sortie parentsT unjustly deported by a judge who coveted the man's wife. Fred C. Adams, professor of theater, is the theatrical y director for the campus-communit- production. David Nyman, chairman of the SUSC Department of Music, is the orchestral director. J'Lene Hansen, Weekly Pickup I (SB li hassle and f lat tires of trips to the dump For Just $5 a month! 438-513- 0 438-506- 7 32J Cortsd the encouraged College to involve private enterprise in a careful plan to meet the housing needs of its students. 'Beyond descriptive guide- lines, we've established criteria for evaluating proposals and several specific provisions that developers should consider as they Thank he isn't helping to support your local paper to bring you local news and pictures ! ANDY JOHNSON was one of the many customers who took advantage of sale Items Basket, Creeping Charlie, Colleen Boyter; 8" Wandering Jew, Mike Gillins; 6" Potted Plant, Janell Farrer; You From , , helped to propel the Beaver's to a second place finish overall. Thane Marshall set a school record for the 300 meter hurdles in a time of 42.95 placing second in the meet and got a third in the long jump at 21 ft. 6 in. Steve Hutchings hurled the Javalin 153'4" to place second and ran third in the 200 meter in the time of 24.09. - Brett Christensen got third the 400 meter in the time of 52.95 sec. Eric Dotson got third hurling the Discus 1166". Chris Branvall placed fourth in the long jump at 20' 1". . Scott Fails placed fourth in shot-pu- t at 39' I1". Nathan Condie grabbed fifth in the 3200 meters with a time of 11:55.23. The Beavers also made a . . . s, wood-craft- Marshall, Paul Robinson and Steve Hutchings tied a school record with the time of 46.14. The 1600 meter medley relay with Chris Branvall, Paul Robinson, Brett Christensen and Brian Wood in the time of 3:54.29. The 1600 meter relay with Bryan Wood, Steve Hutchings, Thane Marshall and Brett Christen.... sen. Others participating were Shane Paul Erickson, Marshall, Rod McMullin, Chad Blackburn, Del Myers and Kemp Barney. First place was Kanab with 167 points, 2nd place Beaver at 104; 3rd, Panguitch, 86 13 points; 4th, North Sevier with 61 points; Piute was 5th with 24 13 points; Bryce Valley with 18 points was 6th; 7th, Valley with 18 points; 8th, Milford with 16 points and 9th place was Gunnison with 14 points. We really appreciate coach Albrecht getting this information to the Press. , in at Sam and Mariam Kersi-ekBeaver Nursery Greens house and grand good showing in the, relay events placing ' second in three, the 400 meter relay with Chris Branvall, Thane At 5:00 p.m. Mariam, though tired, was still smiling. opening. Nursery Beaver Nursery thanks you for the grand turnout for its opening. The following persons won prizes, a total of 22 prizes were awarded: 20" Redwood Preplanted Tub, Dixie White; Clock, Leonard Allsup; 10" Fushia, DeVona Griffiths; Wheelbarrow, Ray G. Wilson; Fruit Tree, Nancy Bradshaw; 10" Redwood Tub, Jolene Flat of Petunia, Gae 8" Hanging Murdock; Hesl-ingto- June 1, 1983. ''As soon as all the proposals are turned in we will have an advisory com- mittee evaluate them and make recommendations to the College president,' said Southwick. 'His recommendations will be forwarded to the SUSC Institutional Council and, if approved, to the State Board of Regents for final consideration.' V.A. I , - May Help You Q. I recently received a about a VA education payment which dates 1976. Am I liable? A. Yes. The VA and letter over- -' from other government agencies are making serious efforts to collect debts, including old education overpayments like yours. The VA is willing to accept reasonable repayment agreements or lump sum payments. Q. Are there any exceptions to the date for education benefits? A. Yes. First, if there was any severe medical problem which would have precluded n; school attendance and second, recent legislation has extended the date to Dec. 31, 1984, for " veterans without a high school diploma and for those who are found to be in need of vocational or job training because they are unskilled1. Grandmother Gale My name is Shirleen Bradshaw and I would like to tell you about my Grandmother Marie Gale. My grandmother was born in Beaver, Utah at the Murdock Academy. She is the third child of seven children. Her parents are Archie LeRoy Fotheringham and Anna Elizebeth Kesler. In her younger years she attended Beaver schools. During her junior year she painted with chalk the scenery for the junior prom which covered the back wall of the gymnasium. Her most frightening experience was when she fell through a hole in a bridge over the Beaver River by the mouth of the canyon. She was five years old and the only thing that held her was her elbows. She is a mother of six children, five boys and one girl which is my mother, Sharon Bradshaw, They lived in Beaver until 1950, then moved to the state of Washington for two years. They then moved back to Utah where she has lived ever since. , My grandmother has been a very active member of the LDS Church all her life. She has done dress making for others and especially for her family most of her life. She has taught and designed costumes for many road shows. In 1946 she designed and made twelve junior prom dresses for the girls in Beaver. She has also . 4-- "A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read." Mark Twain Petunia 'Hanging Basket, prepare their proposals,' reported Southwick. 'Copies of our guidelines are available from the SUSC business office.' The deadline for proposals to be submitted to SUSC is and "Tales 586-787- tryouts were held on Friday. 36 girls tried out with 25 being picked. That night they came and picked up the girls who made it and then went to April Yardley's house and celebrated. Congratulations to all those who made it! Dave Roberts set the pace for the Beaver's in Region 12 Track Finals, winning firsts in three running events. The 1600 meter in 4:53.19, the 800 meter in 2:12 and the ,3200 meter in , 11:15. 75 construct housing, Paul R. Southwick, Vice President for Financial Affairs at the College, says. Guidelines for proposals and criteria for leasing have been developed by the College. 'SUSC owns about 17.5 acrs of unimproved land that is south of the stadium. Ultimately we'd like to see a resident living community there for both married and single students,' explained SQuthwick. 'Of course .if " there are no "proposals that meet our objectives and the needs of our students,' We reserve the right to reject them, but the College does face a major need for quality housing.' The College shared its plans with the Capital Facilities Committee of the State Board of Regents at its April meeting. The Com- mittee special instructor of music, is the vocal coach. Sandra Stinglinski is the costumer, Gary M. Mclntyre the lighting designer, Peter Cook the artistic director, and Michael Sicotte the technical director and special effects designer. Douglas Baker, instructor of theater, is Sweeney Todd. Baker's professional acting career includes roles in "Ah from the Vienna Woods" at the Arena Stage, Washing-- " ton, D.C., and several roles, among them Yasha in the ""Cherry Orchard" and Edmund in "Long Day's Journey into Night" at the Asolo State Theatre in Florida. "Sweeney Todd.." is based on a book by Hugh Wheeler and an adaptation by Christopher Bond. Music and lyrics are by Stephen Sondheim. In addition to Baker's title role, the SUSC performance includes several other principle characters: Valeen Ogzewalla as Mrs. Lovett, Jeff Schneiter as Anthony, Jolyn Spencer as Johanna, Kurvin Gordon as Beadle, Troy Lunt as Tobias and Parry Stewart as the evil Judge Turpin. Reservations for the play can be made by calling the and property that 586-788- Avoid the ' . Beavers Place 2nd In Region 12 Meet CEDAR CITY Prompted by anticipated increases in enrollment and the projected need for more student housing, officials at Southern Utah State College will begin accepting proposals from developers to lease College included tours of the teaching and research facilities at USU, a faculty seminar and banquet with USU Provost R. Gaurth Hansen and College of Science Dean Ralph M. the Johnson. Joining students were high school SUSC Box Office, 7 twig convenience or Mill Wendy Yardley, referee; USU Honor from 5 p.m. weekdays and from 1 p.m. until curtain on days of performances. For additional information call R. Scott Phillips, Enjoy The Captain. Second row, Mati-ld- e Cortez, Diane Stoker, Suzanne Stoker and Arminda Yoe. Third row, Caroline Smith, Patti Ruesch, Rita VanWlnkle, Allison Pender and Becky Morris. Back row, BEEHIVE AND first year MIA Maids competed for volleyball honors on May 7, 1983 In a tournament in lst2nd Ward. Champions in Beaver Stake Volleyball were 4th Ward players. Front row, left to right, Sheila Howell, Assistant Team Captain and RaeLynn Wilson, Team Wilderness" 1 V Wanted... f, Grandma , ' The following are the new a few weeks left . for 1983-84- ; of.-of' school the students . Traci Gillies, Cheryl Gale, B.H.S. are getting excited Susan, Childs, V Debbie for their summer vacation.' Cox, Sharon Teresa "'X-Roberts, ."'VOEDDAYVAV; Marshall, Melonie Martin, On Tuesday about. 60 students traveled to Cedar to Melinda Roberts, Christie attend and compete in Daniels, Darla Erickson, Jerri Ann Brown, Sheila Vocational Day. The events Bradshaw, Angela Martin, ranged from cooking contests Pam Fuller, Holly Gale, Lori and table settings to soil and Lisa livestock judging. Many blue , Limb, Sharon Roberts, Osborri, Dana Wright, and sweepstakes ribbons Teresa Albrecht, Marcie were brought home.' There Dotson, Tiffany Moss, Lana were also a lot of workshops Debbie Murdock Baldwin, arid demonstrations that the Murdock. Denise ' and students could attend to teach them new skills in their "Feel the dignity of a child. vocations. ,' Do not feel superior to REGION TRACK MEET are Beaver traveled to Cedar a him, for youRobert not." Henri lot this week as the Region Track Meet was held at SUSC on Thursday. Everyone did a super job with ' advertisers for The many of the kids qualifying Beaver Press. If you for State. The boys came out don't see a frequent taking second and the girls took third. Good luck at State or weekly ad by your for those who qualified! favorite merchant then elephant steps, baseball, bookkeeper and teaches V, By Sharon Roberts Vyith only My name is Michael Houston and I would like to tell you about my Grandma Dorothy Ward Houston. She was born on February 4, 1917 in Bloomington, Idaho. She was baptized on her eighth birthday after her dad chopped a hole in the ice. When she was twelve years old she got her drivers license for fifty cents. Her best friend was Lark Allred. She had three sisters named Maxine, Rhea and LaVoyle. They played kick the can, run sheepie run, basketball and volleyball. Her hobbies were reading, sewing and horse back riding. She got her horse for fifteen dollars from these people that were taking some horses to race in California and the mother horse broke her leg. They named the colt Pansey and my dad remembers her when he was a little boy. She had to drive a team of horses when they were haying. She had to milk and drive the cows to pasture. She married Dee Houston and they have four children named John, Fred, Frank and Dave. She works in a store as a B.H.S. News Una Risner; 3 Day Petunia, Michelle Havens; 2 doz. Marigold, Jodi Erickson; 1 Day Tomato, Gester Harris; Geranium, Virginia SPECIALS Ash-wort- Vi doz. Peppers, Kari Evans; Vi doz. Tomatoes, Lori Puffer; Ripple Pep, Evelyn Warby; Begonia, Carol Simco; Impatien, Kelly Stapley; Mum, Lynette Dennett; Cactus, Marianne White. I'm sure all these people were pleased with Sam and Mariam's generosity in providing so many drawing prizes. Prices Effective May 13 and 14 AMERICAN MADE BOW RAKE No. helped design and make, many wedding dresses. The Beaver Drill Team had her make 26 uniforms for them in 1972. In her 18-82- 6 14 Teeth 54" Handle SALE PRICE later years she has been enjoying her 21 grandchildren making clothes and crafts for them. Lately her hobbies have Reg. $10.50 CC99 included crocheting and tole painting which she enjoys very much. She is a very special grandmother to me and I love her very much. By her grandaughter, Shirleen Bradshaw Shop Beaver First! JULAWN this week and GARDEN TOOLS Peat Moss, 4 cubic Reg. $9.98 Tomatoes, Peppers Cabbage merchants don't ' Cauliflower employ local people, pay little advertising with The Press to help us bring you a hometown local weekly paper! Now$7" Garden Plants Out-of-tow- n county taxes to support schools, etc. and do very ft. bale Petunias, Marigolds Bedding Plants Pansies Hanging Plants Fuchlas, Charlies and others ; Large Selection of Shrubs, Roses, Fruit Trees . Beaver Nursery 438-225- 4 582 S. 200 W |
