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Show TIM FISHER WEDS LOUISIANA GIRL Mr. and Mrs Jeffrey Veillin of Shreveport, La., announce the marriage of their daughter. Gloria Jean, to A 2 c John T. (Tim) Fisher, on Saturday. May 29. at Wascom, Texas. Members of the bride's family were in attendance at the wedding. The newlyweds are living in Shreveport, where Tim has been stationed with the Air Force the past year. They expect to be in Milford for a visit in July. Tim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Fisher of Milford. He attended the Milford schools until his senior year, when he moved with his family to Davis, Calif. Graduating from Davis High School in 1963, he enlisted in the U S Air Fores the same year. After his next leave he will be stationed in Panama. After graduating from high school, the new Mrs. Fisher attended beauty school and is presently employed as a beauty operator. She will follow her husband to Panama as soon as she is able to join him. ! Mhey want FEMALE DONORS O.K. Meet you there at 4:30 land brino Sn; YOU CAN GIVE BLOOD AS EASILY AND AS OFTEN AS MEN. BOOST NUMBER THE OF FEMALE DONORS! RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM. Reported GWEN PRYOR By FAMILY I er PEN, PAPER, STAMP, ENVELOPE, MAILBOX Isn't Children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roper who were here to participate in a family included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spring and family of LaSal, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kellogg and children of Vixon, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Campeau and family; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Roper and family of Ely. Saturday evening the group enjoyed a barbecue on the back lawn of the Campeaus, and Sunday a dinner at the Roper home. A grandson, 12 year old Dale Spring, stayed in Milford for a longer visit with the Ropers and the Campeaus. it easier, and more personal, and lota more fun to call Long Distance? Pick up your phone and go visiting soon) ROSE ROBERT TO GRADUATE Robert G. Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Rose, will be among the 149 students receiving graduation diplomas at Stevens Henager College commencement exercises Saturday, Mountain States Telephone June 19. Robert will receive an Associate of Commercial Science degree. DR. DUANE G, LUND . OPTOMETRIST announces his association with and Mrs. Darwin Marshall motored to California last week to get their granddaughters, Gloria and Valerie Marshall, who will spend the sumMr. Mrs. Rachel Eyre mer here. accompanied them to Elko, Nev., where she will visit her son in law and daughter, Ralph and Dorothy Bowcott and daughter Colleen. Mrs. Janice Barnson of Junction spent Friday here visiting her sister, Rema Limb, who on celebrated her birthday that day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pryor enjoyed a trip to Las Vegas last week. Frank went on to Los Angeles with his son Dick and grandson Ricky, to enjoy some deep sea fishing and take in some major league baseball Mrs. Pryor remained games. in Las Vegas with her daughter in law. Mrs. Bonnie Myers and DON'T DELAY YOU COULD BE OUT ON A LIMB If you're net covered by adequate auto Insurance protection, even a minor wreck could bring you financial ruin through a lawsuit. Make sura jrea hare the finest ooTerago at the least DO TOD NEED AN SR22? 8BB D8 TODAY! THE BEAVER COUNTY CLINIC Street Milford, Utah R, H, 429 South Main Phone 387-242- INSURANCE Eye Examination Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Tuesdays Only 1 "Babe" Ruth IF YOU ARE PLANNING ON REDEC ORATING SERVICE FOR COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE CALL NOW MT-99- M YOUR LIVING ROOM HAVE YOUR SOFA OR CHAIR REC OVERED AND REDESIGNED BY Twitchell Upholstery & Carpet Co. CHOOSE from hundreds of decorator fabrics and Naugahyde. TWITCHELL'S policy is to make your old furniture better than new. This is accomplished by many extras we give your chair or sofa when it is custom upholstered by Twitchell's. BLOODMOBILE JUNE 23 CALL OR WRITE TODAY to Twitchell Upholstery & Carpet Co. 750 North Main Phone 586-937- 2 FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY FREE ESTIMATES daughters Jan and Melanie of New Plymouth, Idaho, paid a surprise visit to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Myers over the week end. Bonnie came down to drive back to Idaho a new Pontiac which they purchased in Milford from her father. Robert Tomsik. Mrs. Hayward Carter received word this week that their daughter, Lois Pearson, had been named secretary Mr. and of the Southern Nevada Association of Medical Assistance at their convention in the Hotel Showboat in Las Vegas. Gay Gillins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gillins, has returned home from a two week visit in Las Vegas with the Heber Gillins family. Her parents motored to Las Vegas over the week end to get her. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Murdock of Cedar Ci';y have been here visiting Mru. Amanda Nolder and other relatives for the past ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Edwards and sons of Richfield are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Eyre. Mrs. Lucy Williams visited in Salt Lake last week with her brothers and sisters. While there she did Temple work. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Myers motored to Salt Lake this week on business. Literary Club met at the home of June Pearson last week. Reva Albrecht gave the book review. Seventeen members were present to enjoy the cultural evening. Mrs. Gladys Myers spent several days in Las Vegas this week. She took her grandchildren home and visited her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith. Lorie Eyre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garold Eyre, is visiting relatives in California. Lyle Carter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carter, who suffered an accident on a horse, Mrs. Wanda Corbridge and Mrs. Shirley Hollingshead are patients in the Milford Valley Memorial Hospital. Newell Carter is recovering from surgery at the Cedar City Hospital. The Elders Quorum and their wives held their annual outing at the Beaver County Picnic Grounds last Friday. Many couples enjoyed the affair. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Grossman and family spent the week end in American Fork attending the wedding and reception for Anita Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. t) Jay Floyd Pryor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pryor of Tucson, Ariz., and Miss Janis Smith, daughter of Mrs. Edna Cedar City 17, 1965 GILLIAM PLANS Mr. and Mrs. Cecil D. Gilliam announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Shanna Marie, to Mr. Scott L. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson of South Milford. The marriage will take place July 10 at the home of the bride's parents. Shanna Marie Gilliam SEE JULE GILLINS TO USE STOCK SHOW GROUNDS Official name for the Stock Show Grounds and Picnic Recreation Area one mile east of Minersville will be the Beaver County Livestock Show Ground according to Ralph Pearson, show president Jule Gillins,' Minersville, was named to be in charge of the grounds, and persons wishing to use the grounds should make arrangements or reeservations with Mr. Gillins. Overnight camping will not be permitted in the area. It is especially Important that large groups such as family reunions, parties, and other who want to use the buildings and power make reservations with Mr. Gillins. HOSPITAL NOTES MINOR fll 1965 Shrine Circus. FAMOUT LION ACT of More than 25 years of subjugating fanged monarchs of the jungle have their service stripes on Prince El Kigordo. Claw marks, bites and bruises are all part of the day's work in the steel arena. El Kigordo, headlining an star lineup in the 1965 Salt Lake City and Ogden Shrine Circuses, will perform twice daily in Ogden and Salt Lake. all-ne- w w 12. FRACTURE CARE Wanda Munk, admitted June 8th. Carrie Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Carter, Minersville, June 13. ADMITTED FOR OBSERVATION Lyle Carter, Minersville, admitted June 14. Minersville. Kent Carter, 15. June, MEDICAL PATIENTS Phineas Kennedy, admitted June 4 Otto Schwab, Beaver, June 5. Janet McAffee. Payson, admitted June 5. Wanda Corbridge, Minersville, June 8. Leonard Mecham, June 10. DeVon Parson, June 10. Susan Davis, Las Vegas. June 10. Alberta Martin, June 11. Arvilla Williams, Garrison. June 11. Jennice Albert, June 12. Roy Bole, Beaver, June 12. 12. effs. Hi tfli SURGERY Bryan Hanley, June ple. 4-- f MAJOR SURGERY Bertha Sage, mother of Mrs. Judy Briscoe, June 3. Shirley Hollingsheaed, Minersville, June 13. Hilda Shields, June 13. Katie Koch, June 15. LoRene Mantle, Salt Lake. June 12 Ashley Cook. Caliente, June meeting at our leader Mrs Carlie Gronning's place with Those Jerry Price assisting. attending were Louric SulliDebra van, Carlene Roberts, Beater, Debra Horton, Sydney Burbidge, Jo Ann Price. Colleen Mayer. Cherrle Wright and Debby Yardley visited our meeting. We were taught the correct way to boil an egg and fry nirifriirfiit 'infill all-ne- Recent patients at the Milford Valley Memorial Hospital: Smith of Snowflake, Ariz., were married Saturday, June 12, in the Arizona LDS Tem- SEVEN CLEVER ETTES By Debra Horton On June 15 we held our Competitive Prices. JUNE JULY WEDDING D., R. MONARCH CARPETS lead their carpet line. Finest in Nylon, Wool, and Acrilan, at , SHANNA MARIE IN As THURS "Mr. Milford Valley Memorial Hospital," first baby born in the new hospital, arrived at 7:25 a. m. this morning, Thursday, June 17, 1965, with Dr. David A. as "pilot" The youngster, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian (Amelia, or "Tillie") Van Gorder, weighed 6 lbs 61 oi. He is the second child and first son for the Van Gorders. Mrs. Van Gorder is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Jones of Garrison. They came to Milford on July 4 of last year, and Mr. Van Gorder has been employed by American Mining Co. but is now unemployed. (See front page for list of gifts offered by Milford's merchants for the first baby born in the new hospital. LADIES, THIS WEEK Mrs. John T. Fisher MILFORD, UTAH In New Hospital Sy-mo- COMING-WE- MINERSVILLE BEAVER COUNTY NEWS First Baby Born Alta Sly. June 14. Hope LeFevre, Minersville. June 15. Marguerite Mecham. June 15 IIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. Evening Worship. 4:30 pm Prayer Meeting and Bible Study, 7:30 pm Thursday. There Is a nursery for every service. Have both . . . your head in the clouds and your feet on the ground rush? Relax. Just going anywhere on a Union Pacific Domeliner is a vacation in itself. Relaxation or recreation you name it . . . visit the around roam like can or a can rest, sleep you baby you Why ... attractive dome and lounge cars, enjoy meals that appeal in Coffee Shop or Dining Cars providing service to satisfy snack or steak appetites. - Whatever your mood you'll be thrilled with the magnificent Western America seen at eye level. of tha faca scenery, rugged You'll enjoy accommodations planned for comfort in the economy Coach Section or in the privacy of your Pullman room. You'll save money with Family Fares that apply for Husband and Wife or family groups. You'll be glad you went Union Pacific. Call your Union Pacific Ticket Agent for complete information and reservations. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD lot Aiiplis" "Tin Challeneet" Franciico" "City of Portland" ' "City ol Otnvtf "City ol St. Louis'' aoamiNttl: "City of City ol San la the art of tellanother person exactly Flattery ing what be UUaki of himself. (SE |
