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Show THE VALLEY BEAVER LODGE MOTEL ' ! j i i l Located at 422 West 250 South in THE VALLEY Beaver, pnona fAOKWi CO. is your headquarters lor Quality custom cut and wapped beef, pork or ianb. They are met Known far tie U.S. inspected meats of ine tavor ?id tep.dtffefs and for their prompt. ejy 433-224- efdent service at reasonable prices. Because oi the great volume hosy Man in Beaver, phone of business p e.r.ods, they have gained a targe pitronage that extends throughout the rre area. Thoy wyk under ire most sanitary conditions and are checked regularly by the various hearth departments. B you wish tc bo, a quarter fe! or halt of beef. THE VALLEY FACK1NG 'l cut i to your speaficatkrs and wrap it for your home freezer. You can also save many dollars by purchasing a'y meat for th table Max Anderson would like to thank everyone for their patronage. If you rer.tici that you read about Stem in the ' Henage recount Rev, he will give you a 5 off any orler. retail or custom. 433-246- Consisting of ALL the ingedients for a real he,;; vacation, fris fine mete! has axorimodations to ptease even tr most discriminating guest! Regardless of the ifcr.g'? c! your stay, whether it's for a wfefckend or a week, youl be to enjoy yourself MORE 3t this comfortable, mote). Tf management wats you to know that you're ALWAYS welcome We feel it is indeed a pleasure to business and their CO. DIXIE STATE BANK Let the moN warm up your kie mat ogh!tJ, relating few das a ay torn hr a vacaJ bo! rK'r! ftod that you donl want to irvest tha mc"ey lor a long extended trp, than take South instead a! awef3rJ PACKING CO. recommend this moiel to ALL of our readers! For over 30 years, the family owned and operated BEAVER LODGE MOTEL has been serving this area's pecpW with the b&st in aceanur.oaations and service. At this time, Louis Henry and Margaret Knapple, owners, extend their sincere appreciation lor your past visits and tr.ey wish you the best in 1990. ao VEDA'S STYLING ona easy lor most of us. As hae to save for I and 'r-- 'his area, we have a frnd wx iril help us withal of our mantae ncne? D'X:ESTATE AM! Wn an office located at 78 E. Qprtar ti ?a"jin 4"7- ?356. this is a bar that wont lot you downl DIXiE STA'E EA:K tai.k res always been a expansion and mjor factor in cm- -t ft tf h $ ire?s4s of not orjy Parowan but the symxjndino ara, Tftw tust ha been rewarded by a strong, gwvg oommunl Fjrarcu s ot rvy fj-- i 1 r'4r. pfr aJ savings Cheats bar ly a:?, r SHCPPE l ?.'s -- rs The; ae FC1C insured Tr writers of YA hentage Review suggest tha! you stop in ai d ?yJ cut arxwi the many advantages thai ths fine bank has to otter. .The m.i sfl-. --M ct.-f-. ? Z'.' c STATE ZA'iK ha.s aps&:ed your business il tt.at w'i try to gr.e you tt best posscie service wnenever tney assure you ttvm t? 1950. you ?n a a! S.fs vs doing quality hairstyfmg for the entire femity is simply excefent. There's always are lots of easy parking and walk-in- s Their prices are quite welcomed. reasonable and you'll love the professbnaSsm thai they give to each and every customer. Gift certificates are availabie at this fine salon. Cal VEDA'S BEAVER VALLEY HOSPITAL , BEAVER VALLEY HOSPiTAL wishes ti t s txeon.jf.. : nsvemerta; a 85 North 100 Ear. in Beaver, phone 438-241- cfl to aii tiiose that have been realize mat one u! tt reasons for their success ts they receve from is comrriunity of wh'ch they are e?prfei iieir ad t'y their m :o ar& t whotehf-artfard sirwe sjppcit apart. in every way possible aJ Because of this, they have defeated themselves tc the"? who nay on ?S-- for erVKe in hea9h care. A? a resit, that much discussed in Itte friendly, ye; jfcfessionaJ atmosphere that tit :5s tn word D. t.ci'ic-nto them. Mr. Lee Stror q, ti.e administrator, invites a cal C surrounds f wryone tt at j - s 3ii 2418. Their docs e open to all. or a vis, it the STYLING SHOPPE for more information. We, the publishers, suggest you get to know them ec.K-.- many con:: s u pc- a-- '9jC rtfcvte commend ' dj iOrtie and int?res! of ity-- real BEAVfn VALLEY HOSPITAL tor their of Beaver County. in the !a DOYLE TWITCHELL S I H ! a few cf the Enjoy rea'i,!-', 'ntti'fev'irC r.Cc' u. C- '!i . , a '.i ;..tViefS o! the 15d6 bjsiri-s- . HERITAGE RIVIE.V. we don'! have to m easy irt! you ?hs' svew.- - dcsiV; k" Ivvrvsi vcrlo. It today's CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT With the rapid technotogical g rdepe"dil advances that are being made dai.y all around us, the business person needs a dear advantaoe just to reman compwitive! DOME TWITCHELL CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT oilers you this advantage your paperwork and accounting procedures with the latest m proceeding techniques and service. Regardless of the size or type cl business you're invoked Mr. Doyle TwnofceH, CPA, located at 60 North Man in Eeaver can help you operate more efficiently and at a higher margin of profit. R Why not let him show you how easily he can provide you with the vital information you for more infyma'ion, without 5 need to eHed'vely manage your business. Cal! 438-565-0 obligation, his ful time job is serving you! He is an expert in genera1 ledgers, invoicing ? and payroll, inventories, computerized State and Federal income tax and compilations. reviews, and audits of financial statements. Mr. Doyle Twitchell, CPA won't let you down! Doyle and Alma Twitchell, Cheri Phrttwall anH th claff urv'W lita In talro thic time In ulch tha icru hiid in 100n 8 g k by streamlinng orpAws r iv.es sjpA 8RADSHAV abated 86, Emma Griffiths MILFORD - Emma P. Griffiths, 73," died December 27, 1989 in Miiford. She was born July 23, 1916 in Beaver to Adam and La Vera Williams Patterson. She married Clyde Griffiths April 4, 1906 Ln Beaver. She was a active member of the LDS Church, the Miiford Rebecca Lodge, the Noble Grand Club and the Union Pacific Old Timers Club. She is survived by her husband of Miiford; one son Russell M. Griffiths of Nephi; one daughter Elaine Schenck of Layton; seven six greatgrandchildren; and three grandchildren; brothers, Wallace Patterson of Salt Lake City; Ambrose Patterson of Grass Valley, California; and Leo Patterson of Orem. Funeral services were held Saturday, December 30, 1989 in the Miiford LDS First and Second Ward Chapel. Interment was In the Miiford City Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary. according to your desires. In this 1990 Review we, the editors, unhesitatingly refer our readers to this reliable concern and suggest that you cal them when in need of a funeral director. Mr. Clark Graff and Mr. Richard Boyer, Funeral Directors, offer their sincere wishes to you for the best in 1990. R HOME CENTER & McMULUNS CAFE SfcO they are considered by so J. year, they adhere to the "d courtesy. And that, after J. R. READY AL'S TOWING SERVICE MIX Serving Beaver County Reliably For 1 5 Years Pride is evident in everything this company does. J. R. READY MIX in Beaver is and offers you prompt conveniently located at 477 East 600 North, phone 438-286and dependable service in ready-mixe- d concrete of the highest quality. Whether you have a large building project or a smaller one such as a patio, sidewalk,, dog run or fence posts, you can depend on the team that cares about helping you. They stand ready to serve you with fast delivery to YOUR construction site, and whether you're pouring one yard or a large slab, this is the place to call! The concrete used is always mixed to perfect proportions and, with the additional transit mixing that Ai and Noni Hendason wish you the very best in the coming New Year. They invite where you to come on in to BEAVER TRI MART at 1361 N. 300 West, phone 438-530' the r'?2r vcytr' z 'h - b"--- ' around. e People go out of their way tc call AL'S TOWING SER-- iCE, because AL'S will go out o! their way lor YOU wherever you live in Beaver County They II come lor you anytime, ' ; Their service supplies the consoling thought that the inal tnbute to your loved one has been both beautiful and feting. When a funeral director must be caled, may we suggest that you place this irm in charge. They wi relieve you of al the many details that must be taken care of and at the same time do everything Whether you crave ham and eggs or a delicious hamburger or a full course steak dinner, McMULLINS CAFE al 31 W. Main in Minersville, phone 386-232has just what you want! Featuring distinctive home style cooking, this fine cafe serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with a smile! No substitutes or shortcuts are used in the preparation of 'heir meals and you can be sure that your food will be cooked just the way you like it. It's this kind of service and great food that brings people back again and again! Stop in at McMULLINS CAFE for breakfast.. .or lunch.,.or dinner... or just for coffee. You'll find that the difference in an ordinary cafe and a great one is the quality of the food and the service! This is one place which has the best of both! We, the editors of this 1990 Review, take pride in being able to recommend this outstanding cafe to all of our readers. All the best from everyone here. They hope to see you often in 1990. r'Hi'nseni-'itivfor BUfCK, C FVHOLET and GEO cars and customer satisfaction begins in the showroom and continues ccun'e 3frvic department. Fo- hour towing service, phone d .' ng Pw" Number 586- hvrs. ph'e 57L2. F auto or for parts phone 536-241Remember, repair, phone here you find the bf-s-t new cars. We commend you'il alwgys find the best used "ars BRADSHAW CI lEVnOLr.": DL'ICK C:C for their ccntinu g e'lorts tc always be the best that they can be in their many coninbutions to this proud community. HUSKY SERVICE STATION December 26, 1989, in the Miiford Valley Memorial Hospital. He was born July 25, 19C3, in Minersville to Hayward and Inez Etta Roberts Carter. He married Drucella Bradfield on September 20, 1922, in Preston, Idaho. The marriage was later solmnized in the St. George LDS Temple. She died July 7, 1984. include Sirvivcrs children, Arlan B. "Bud" of Cedar City; Rooert L. of Miiford; LaVere of Kent of Evanston, Wyoming; Mrs. Verl Minersville; and (Bonnie) Holdaway; 19 grandchildren, 56 and four and Brothers sisters are, Sheral, Mrs. Lester fljpona) Roberts, Nettie Myers, and twin brother Max all of Minersville; twin brother Rex of Beaver; Lois Pearson of Cedar City; Addie Smith of Bountiful; and Bertha Cusick of Arcadia, California. He was preceded in daath by four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday, December 29, 1989 In the Minersville LDS Ward Chapel. Kurial was in the Minersville Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary. Bui iwbbt-...,- !hl c' Dependability. That's the byword of HUNT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, one of the region's leading oil heat dealers. Even if you ned a delivery made in the middle of the winter, you can DEPEND on this reliable firm to keep you warm no matter what! Serving Beaver County from their central location at 1035 North Main in Beaver, , HUNT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS is independent for better pricing. phone Frank died .n the co,T;murj!y. 0 :;o, few people could have BPAD3HAV CHEVROLET-BUiCiv- G win They trucks. The business right on through tl.ir HUNT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS - nea'ly 60 year. ;s i, OrJy Nonh Mtin in Cear City, phene SBG-t'itto be very st ecial many e year after succ-r- : hard vwk ar.d r dd fash.oned pr.i.'.tfs c: Non-b- ty i.ust, all, is what This cumpa'-- is a'! ahcut. iC. Located a! hometown hardware store in the Miiford area is iocated at 241 South Here you'll find everything you need to fix a plumbing leak, rsrlace an electrical connection, paint your home inside or out. or complete that special profoct you've been working on. Whether it's just one boh or a new power tool, this is a full line store, trial's never, "fresh out!" If you haven't guessed by now, we're talking about MiLFORD VALLEY HARDWARE! advice is always free MILFORD VALLEY HARDWARE also carries a complete line ot NAPA auto parts in slock. They really are a complete "fix-- it store'...from your home to your car, il it needs repaired, you'S find what you need to get 'he job done here! The editors of this 1990 Heritage Review urge al of our readers to check with them for anything in the way of ha'dware and NAPA auto parts. Lary Carter, owner, and the crew at MLFCRD VALLEY HARDWARE hopes the New Yea' will be the best ever for you! 337-245- METERS VILLE William Carter, CHEVR0LETGU1CK-GE- : .4 ': !; and by sympathetic cooperation bring comfort in the hour of distress. reasonable price. Contractors and the public in general have learned that whatever they desire in the lumber or builders supply line, can be obtained from this firm. The pubEshers of this 1990 Review are pleased to assure our readers that at the hands of this company, they will receive the best of service, and they extend a personal invitation to you, whether you're a professional builder or a to call at their Parowan office at any time to discuss proposed building plans. They are anxious to help you in any way they can, . ph-n- When this ccrpany war, thur importa'-t- t Your friendly, Frank Carter and ?:?rd For South 100 West, phone 438-248-1. years this reputable firm has served the people of the area reHafv and wel. They relieve you of a! worry and responsbity at 840 W 240 S in Beaver, phone 477-330are HSR suppliers of a complete fine of lumber, building supplies, builder's hardware, and name-bran- d tools. They have been considered to be one of the very best dealers of lumber and building materials, and offers you a complete "One Stop Building Service They also feature an outstanding line of housewares, craft supplies, and toys, so there's something for every family member here! H 4 R HOME CENTER has been an important factor in the expansion, growth, and development of the Parowan community, and the.r policy has always been a determination to supply the highest grade of lumber and building materials at a :i section with youi NAPA AUTO PARTS Area Obituaries juts They're Fan&es from throughout this part of Utah agree that time and service have honored the name SOUTHERN UTAH MORTUARIES located in Beaver at 10 HOME CENTER located top Local business who ha; 4 these qualities, tr.e or.ts rho aren't atrald to ve tt oj.y tiurily at take a chai your !eop ar.d use trvs M1LF0RD VALLEY HARDWARE and their courteous delivery men will do their utmost to satisfy your every need where heating is concerned. They also carry a large stock of Chevron oils of all types for farm and industrial applications. HUNT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS wants your business and to prove it, they will extend every courtesy. Make this respected company YOUR oil heat dealer! For your everyday auto repair and gasoiine needs, remember HUSKY SERVICE STATION, and the friendly people who run it invite you to stop in anytime! Jeff Hunt, owner of HUNT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, and Gordon Hunt, owner of HUSKY SERVICE STATION, would like to thank you for your business in the past. . '. ta-- tc- i Main, ptione soon. consistently... the finest Veda and Kathy wish you and yours the very best in 1990, and they thank you for your patronage in 1989. co-.- Thp MORTUARIES tr When was tte tasi you took a fcW time for something special, just for yourself? If you are a working man or woman, or a person who simply knows how imcortart 1 L to look your best, then you should make time for a visit to VEDA'S STYLING SHOPPE located at 430 S. Wan in tvklord. phone 387-555Here they spectaize in precision cuts, custom perms and styling for both men and women. And their reputation for accourts, peroral ard business bans, safety deposit boxes, da host cf orr it services are ;1ered s SOUTHERN UTAH anywhere AL'S TOWING SERVICE a located in Beaver at 195 West Center, phone 438-266Keep this number handy in your car or truck so you will be prepared for an emergency. They are fuiiy insuted, licensed arid bonded and are rcsd to handle any emergency y situation from coW weather starts, Hats inflated, towing, batteries jumped to recovery and equipment towing. We commend AL'S TOWING SERVICE and the BEAVER TRI MART for their "extra goo3 service". When the Great Scorer ccmes'to score your name, hell score not to score, but the way in which you pbyed the game. they feature, pours smooth and easy and sets hard. finishers recommend J. R. READY MIX. No wonder leading concrete ... No business Review of this community would be complete without prominent mention James and Katy Robinson, owners, would like to wish . : Z you the best in 1990. of this outstanding company. UC 1990 IT MlFERglflLLE I Dora Puffer BEAVER - Dora Winnifred died Edwards 91, Puffer, December 26, 1989 in Beaver. She was born October 24, 1989 in North Creek to Moses and Harriett Marintha Baker. She married Jasper Bonelli Puffer September 20, 1916 in Beaver. The marriage was solemnized in the St. George LDS Temple July 6, 1963. She was active member of the LDS Church and held many, positions. Survivors include three sons and four daughters, Mrs. Maxine Christensen and Mrs. Woodrow (Nettie) Griffiths, both of Beaver; Mrs. LcRayne Myers and Mrs. Ernest (Shirley) Myers, both of Minersville; Byron of Longmont, Colorado; Robert of Miiford; Cullen of Fredonia, Arizona. She is also survived by 35 grandchildren, B8 and 40 She was preceeded in death by her husband, daughter Dora Lisa and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday, December 30, 1989 in the Beaver 4th LDS Ward Chapel. Interment in the Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver under the of Southern Utah direction Mortuary. Jessie McDowell MILFORD - Jessie Mae McDowell, 75, died December 28, 1989, at the Dixie Medical Center. She was born July 28, 1914, in Providence, Kentucky, to Eldred Glover and Nonle Curneal Walker. She married Ernest R. McDowell November 30, 1931, in Providence, Kentucky. He died October 20, 1971. She was a member of the LDS Church. She is survived by a daughter and a son, Mrs. LaMar (Sue) Morris of Miiford; and Don of Los Angeles, California; nine grandchildren, and a brother Marlon Walker of Kanab, Utah. Funeral services were held Saturday, December 30, 1969 in the Olpin Mortuary Chapel of Miiford. Burial was In the Miiford City Cemetery under the direction of Olpin Mortuary. ' mini blinds 1 Cfe The of business people Minersville had a Ctiristmas parade the Saturday before Christmas. Santa come in on the fire truck, there were several floats including, the A'inersviue School band. It was a t hrill to see 41 band members on a big truck on a big truck furnished by Craw in our Company Trucking Christmas parade. A special thanks to Janice Fails and Sustn Craw for all their efforts and time they have spent to make this band a success. Also otir Sheriff Department, had a float with a Christmas tree and then followed by big Elk horns on top of a sta tion wagon then all of the school kids dressed up in their costums from the Cltristmns program. It was a big day for everyone, then they stopped at the school and had a drawing from all the business places, Bill's Chevron gave Ice Cream to Micteil Barton, Lee Tendant, Linda & Skip Thompson,' and Vern & KLorence Wood won the Ginger Bread House; D&S Station gave a big Mickey Mouse won by Rodney Carter; Gas Certificate was won by SHorty Eyre, Trina Marshall, Chad Chadljurn and Kathryn Evans; then at Todd's Market Jetta Davies won 1st place with $!V0.00 worth of free groceries, Geniel Dalton 2nd place with one month free Movie Pass. Mcrg'e Marshall won a Nintendo pass and also Sue Carter, others that received gifts from Todd's Market was Florence Reta Hugh, Mary Fae Wood, Marshal, Largne Myers, Brenda Gillins, Lorna Craw, Emma Jane Davis, Tommy Noble Lilia Carter, Dorothy Wood, Marie Marshall; then from Southern Utah Federal Credit Union winners were: Bethney Craw, Rick Hugh, Tyson Taylor, and Miranda McMullin; Minersville Feed & Supply winners were: Lary Walker won a Walkie Bonnie Talkie Set; Albrecht won a fire extinguisher; Rett Williams won a weed spraver; then from EWfne & H lmt. Margit a Craw, Lcri Bozarth and Lana Chadburn won; from Lana Cnadburn Nails, Jammie Kelsey won a set of nails; from Melodine Carter Beauty Shop, Dora Jean Bailey wcu a liair do, from Cafe. Nina Davis and Don Brienholt won steak dinners, Jill Dexei Pearson won, Hollin&shead won. This was a big lot of work to put tolether. A big thanks to all who put forth so much effort. It was really neat. Bedingfield from Cedar City spent Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with his grandparents Wilma and Daisel Davis. Elma and Doug Blackburn drove to Logundale and spent Christmas with their daughter Irms Jean Edward & family. Then they drove to Brian Head and spent the night with Russell and Jackie Muir. Lynley and Cole Thiort from Oregon spent Chrisbnas with her parents Billie and Geniel Dalton and Barry parents Neil and Jane Grevsman. Eleanor and. Ross Marshall drove to Salt Lake a couple of days before Christmas and spent the day with their son Ron and Debbis Marshall and son. Arshall & Lela Evans clelbrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary December 26th, by having a fan.ily dinner at the Grove in Beaver at LaRue and Al Morin, those there was Wayne & Janetta & son Kelly Evans from Denver, Geniel St Ronnie Colorado; Roirts, Elaine & Max Limb, Roma & Robert Strong all from Beaver. The evening was spent by showing video tapes of families that was taken years ago. Everyone had a good time. Reva & Milton Albrecht was honored on their 50th Anniversary with a dance and program. Many old friends, and family members helped to make this a happy occasion. Jackie Davis Not bert & son from Denver, Cobrado spent Christmas with her t arents Neil k For the "auto off Viinl P& Select group of f abric V t.. -- 25 2" Wood Blinds Off ACOJ 'O UN FREE Pick-u- p off 20 30 Tops Vertical BlindS Pleated Vcrisols De-ric- . Upholstery off Truck Seals l.Vti'ol'f Complete Car Interior 10 10 off 50 Draperies 20 off & Delivery I lie lll" Siilc Through sllllUlU MM.lll.llHIll IOC February Messer Custom Upholstery 454 N. Main Fiiwnritw 586-689- A 2 va'tlhh' iTTTrrrrriTrrnYrrT Helen Davis and Grandma Davis. Pauline Wood is confined to the St. George Hospital, she was taken there from the Miiford Hospital. Frank Carter a life long resident of Minersville passed away last Monday in the Miiford Hospital. Funeral services were held Friday December 29th. Survirors-ChildreArlan B. (Bud) of Cedar City; Robert L. (Bob of Miiford; LaVerc of Evanston, Wyoming; Kent of Minersville and Mrs. Verl (Bonnie) Holdaway of West Valley City. He had 23 grandchildren, 56 and 4 great- - S arc- toe 7 Brothers & sisters: Sheral, Mrs. Lester (Leona) Roberts, Nettle Myers and twin brother Rex of Beaver; Max of Minersville; Lois Pearson of Cedar City; Addle Smith of Bountiful and Bertha Cusick of California. His sister Leona was unable to attend the funeral because of her sickness. He was preceded in death by his wife, Drucella Bradfield and four of his grandchildren. Prayers were given by Randy Carter, Gary Carter - Grandsons, Rex it Max - Brothers. Speakers were Kyle Holdaway - Grandson; Nellie Hollingshead, Hayward Marshall, Bishop Dale Eyre. Musical, Male Choir sang. - ft ffl. rfJ ' More than 60 places in the United States have been named in honor of Christopher Columbus. |
