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THE BEAVER PRESS MAY 21, 1987-PAGE 2 WT1 ie Beawr Press mHattle's Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Second Class Postage Paid at Beaver, Utah Publication No. 047400 Business Office 40 East Center St. Phone 438-2891 JOSEPH A. FAHRLENDER Publisher, Lisa Yardley Editor and Business Manager COLUMNISTS Esta Warren 438-2869 IlynnBradshaw 438-5509 Hattie Greenwood 438-5535 Rhoda Sullivan Louis Lessing 438-2379 SUBSCRIPTION RATES in Beaver county $12.00 in Beaver county. Senior Citizen $10.00 Outside Beaver county $15.00 Out of country $17.00 POSTMASTER Please send form 3579 to Beaver Press, Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 in 3 fa 3 First Baptist Church ft.

of Beaver Cooper P. Abrams, Pastor 1 MMM Ull I I I II UK 0 HMMHHI Sunday School Morning Worship Melanie McKnight To Wed Christopher Dodge Evening Worship Tuesday Bible CURRENT STUDY: 'How To Correctly Interpret The Bible" ALL ARE WELCOME! 10 South 100 West ft L. Scott McKnight and Mary Jo McKnight of Irving, Texas, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Melanie to Christopher Kenneth Dodge of Medina, Ohio. A May 23rd wedding is planned at the Dallas L.D.S. Temple with a reception honoring the bride and groom that evening at the Irving L.D.S.

Chapel. Melanie and Chris will then travel to Ohio for an Open House at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dodge the following week-end. They will honeymoon at Niagra Falls and return to Provo, Utah where they will make their home while attending Brigham Young University.

Melanie is the granddaughter of Mrs. Dora McMullin of Beaver and Mrs. Lillian McKnight of Provo, Utah. I On the way home from Ogden last week-end I spotted a sign that read "Life is to short, eat dessert first." On one of my hospital stays I shared a room with a woman that ate her dessert first. I always wanted to try that but never have.

By the time I eat my meal I'm to full for dessert. Now this dessert may make you want to eat your dessert first. Coconut Meringue Cheesecake 7 oz. package flaked coconut, toasted cup chopped pecans 3 tablespoons margarine, melted 2 8 oz. packages Philadelphia cream cheese Vi cup sugar 3 tablespoons cocoa 2 tablespoons water 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 eggs, separated dash of salt 1-7 oz.

jar marshmallow creme cup chopped pecans Combine coconut, nuts and margarine; press onto bottom of 9 inch spring form pan. Combine softened cream cheese, sugar, cocoa, water and vanilla, mixing until well blended. Blend in egg yolks; pour over crust. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Loosen cake from rim of pan.

Cool, remove rim. Beat egg whites and salt until soft peaks form. Gradually add marsh-mallow creme, beating until stiff peaks form. Sprinkle nuts on cheesecake to within inch of edge. Carefully spread marsh-mallow creme mixture over top of cheesecake to seal.

Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Cool. If you don't have a spring form pan you can use a cake pan or a round glass pan. Gold Hammer Awards Delta High School won sweepstakes honors in senior division competition this week at Southern Utah State's annual Industrial Education Day while younger students from Beaver High School and Cedar Middle School tied for junior division honors. The three schools are recipients of SUSC'S COVETED Gold.

Hammer Awards which are presented to the participating schools which earn the most points during on-site competition and for the various projects completed during the school year and exhibited at the annual SUSC event. This year's competition drew nearly 700 students from 27 schools, I.E. Day Chairman Jonathan Young indicates, from throughout Utah and Las Vegas and nearby communities in Arizona and Nevada. Several SUSC scholarships will be awarded, he said, along with the multitude of ribbons and certificates issued on I.E. Day.

SUSC has hosted Industrial Education day for nearly 50 years as an opportunity for students to display their skills and to provide for a professional exchange between instructors from the various industrial education programs: Exhibits were shown for the first time this year in the SUSC Centrum. Winners of the various contests and exhibits from Beaver and Milford are as follows: Sr. High 1st Year Mechanical Drafting-Wes Van Cleve, third, Beaver. Jr. High School Metal-James Kesler, second, Beaver and Robbie Dean, third, Beaver.

Machine Tool-Peter Yee, second, Milford. Sr. High Computer-Assisted Drafting, Architectural-Ivan Spencer, first, Beaver. Sr. High Drafting, Superior-Matthew Gale, Beaver.

Jr. High Metals, Superior-Ryan Houston, foundry, Beaver. Jr. High Crafts, Superior-Matt Jones, knife and scabbard, Beaver 438-2342 A.M. 11:00 A.M.

6:00 P.M. Study 1:30 P.M. Beaver, Utah Call 430-5504 Memorial Day Flowers Available potted Mums Lawn Garden Fertilizers 20 lbs. $4.99 Geraniums 4W pots 99e Beaver Nursery Krista Quamberg Krista Marie Quarnberg, daughter of Jonney and Laurie Quarnberg celebrated her first birthday on May 18, 1987. Her brothers, Kenny and Daniel and sister, Kayla were on hand to help her celebrate with cake and ice cream.

Her grandparents are Anna and Glenn Beard of Beaver and Hilda Quarnberg of Scipio, Utah. Her great grandmother is Marie Ward of Beaver. Bridge Club Meets Bermce Aiigood was hostess Thursday for the afternoon dinner club. After enjoying a delicious dinner prepared by the Ponderosa Cafe the afternoon was spent playing bridge. Prizes were won by May Atkin, Lenor Swindlehurst and Mary Patterson.

May Is Mental Health Month soutnwest Utah Mental Health Alcohol Drug Center is joining with more than 600 other members of the National Council of Community Mental Health Centers across the country to focus attention on one of the nation's most prevalent mental disorders, depression, during Mental Health Month (May) 1987. Southwest Utah Mental Health Alcohol Drug Center is using the theme, "Down But Not Out: Depression Can Be Treated Effectively," for its public education campaign. In announcing the theme, Dr. Gene Chatlin noted that depressive disorders are a major public health problem in the United States, af-flecting some 9.4 million Americans during a six-month period. "None of us is immune to depression," Dr.

Chatlain explained. "Fully 25 percent of all women and 11.5 percent of all men in this country will have a depressive episode during their lifetime. It can affect everyone from infants to the elderly, rich or poor. "In fact," Dr. Chatlin continued, "instances of depression have been described from the earliest recorded history and literature.

In the Old Testament, both King Saul and Job, judging from descriptions of their behavior, suffered from serious depressions. Hamlet, the 'melancholy is probably the prime example. The famous and powerful, no less than the ordinary and obscure, have endured it, including Abraham Lincoln and Winston Churchill," Dr. Chatlin said. "Clinical depression is more than the 'blues' that strike all of us occasionally," Dr.

Chatlin added, urging that anyone who experiences four of more of the following symptoms for more than a few weeks should seek treatment; sad, depressed or "empty" mood; loss of interest or pleasure in ordinary activities; decrease in sexual drive; sleep disturbances (insomia, early-morning waking, oversleeping); eating disturbances (appetite andor weight loss or gain); decreased energy, fatigue; feelings of pessimism, guilt, worthlessness, helplessness, hopelessness; thoughts of death or suicide, suicide attempts; activity level slows down or increases; diminished ability to think andor concentrate. Effective treatments are available for most depressions. "As many as 80 to 90 percent of persons with depression can be successfully treated," Dr. Chatlin said. "Sadly, only one in three seeks mental health treatment." For more information you can contact Southwest Utah Mental Health Alcohol and Drug Center in St.

George at 6284426, Cedar at 586-8226, Beaver at 438-5537, Kanab at 644-5885, or Panguitch at 676-8866. MM Mi Senior Citizens Corner May is declared older Americans month. We will honor the ones that are over 85 years of age at our regular dinner on Friday, May 22nd. A program will begin at 5:00 p.m. We would love to have a large crowd.

Please call and let us know Thursday or Friday morning that you will be coming. Our food sale will be held on the 29th of May. We would appreciate if every senior citizen would furnish something for this sale. Our rummage sale will be held May 29 and 30 beginning at 10:00 A.M. on both days.

President Vina Hutchings FRIDAY, MAY 22nd Baked Ham Sour Cream Potatoes Vegetable Coleslaw Hot Bread Cake MONDAY, MAY 25th HOLIDAY MEMORIAL DAY Manderfield News Collis and Verl had Mother's Day dinner with their daughter Patsy, her husband, Clyde and their family. During the day Verl received calls from the rest of her family. LaVoy and Desma Maycock returned home in time for Mother's Day. They had been visiting at Rock Springs with their son and family, Craig and Gloria Maycock They had visits from family members on Sunday. Lapriel Edwards had a lovely dinner at the Ponderosa Cafe, also telephone calls from family members.

Mrs. Janyce Myers of Milford visited her mother, Ruth and Ray Bradshaw for her special day Sunday. Other family members from out of town called. 1 Shad, Janet and 3 children had Sunday dinner with us. During the day we had telephone calls from our children, Jim Bradshaw and family from Hawaii, their son, Scott is home from his Mission is Korea, Rea Dawn, Rachel and Gary.

Cindy, Theron and baby from Parowan, Jim and Fern Williams, Lynn, Glenna and Edith Harris all visited us in the afternoon. In the evening we had dinner with Randy, Colleen and family. Colleen's parents, Cecil and Bea Willden were there also. It was a really per- ieci day. NEW- Come See Our collector's Belt Buckle's For Birthdays, Graduation Or Father's Day All Leather Boots In Stock And New Styles On "Red Wing" Work Boots We Now Have STEEL TOES 10 OFP Large Selection Of Cowboy Boots Sale Price $49.95 WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th Chicken Fried Steak Potatoes and Gravy Vegetable Green Salad Hot Bread Dessert HARDWARE STORES (MBIP3J aiMiMiMn) While Supplies Last 2-Gal.

Watering Can has a removable spout for pouring directly or sprinkling. Sturdy polyethylene. 256 QUANTITIES LIMITED Bradshaw Coal And Lumber 740 Main 438-5528 EXSESSEBH 438-2977 Is. 2.77 1V2.00 a' 77c Central Vacuum Systems Installed Or Install Yourself For FREE Estimate eli's sitooe Stoop and Erik L. Bridge, clock, Milford.

LiAiAiAij.ijnHHmTTTffTOTF Memorial Day Weekend Sunday Monday Mornings Enjoy our Traditional Strawberry Filled Belgian Pancake And Link Sausage Monday For Lunch Try Our Fresh Baked Croissant Sandwich Filled With Crab Salad 6 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuary Formerly Winterose Southern Utah Mortuary All Funeral Trusts and Burial Plans honored at 100 percent value Serving Beaver County Since 1927 195 North 200 West Beaver 438-2201 13 Hap GlnlGO'G GGflffQ iin.isaln JCl'lTITlTlTiyrT i.