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Show vnw i in mm i DIE FORTY-EIGHT- YEAR H Mayor Kirkham COUNTY 1'. t J1 SEAT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN AND FOR BEAVER CUV AND EASTERN REAVER COUNTY NO. 23 BEAVER Writes8 eaver District PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1953 (UTAH) WIFE OF LEGION X A IRE DIES HERE EX ROUTE TO CONFAB Dairy Month Begins Scouts Attend raining Camp BJ1 to Retire City Council The attendant at Arahel'a ServJune Dairy Month" began In ice noticed a woman In the front Bond tali this amid civic club week i n" f on products of the cow, a seat of the car he was serving ap i tali coronation of the '53 ' Dairy parently was dead, he immediate Hew The woman Scouts and ly summoned help. Twenty-nin- e Hoy Darling," and a message from Sec- was Na- Mrs. Erickson Flora Harman, euders attended a three-da- y retary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Mr. Theo M. Merrill ional Jamboree training camp at Highlight of th'J City Council 'Benson commending the state's1 58, wife of Leonard J. Harman of she and Urooklawn Creamery Co. her husband and the first of the week Murray, .ion's meeting Monday evening was the dairymen for their notable "pub-- 1 were en, -s route to St. George to at- decision to call for all outstandSalt Lake City, Utah About '.Hi were present from soutn c as well as industry service" lu tend the State Legion Convention. ing bonds against the Municipal I'tah districts. pushing greater use of dairy foods Dear Mr. Merrill: n Mr. Harman was and gained Power plaut and pay them off be The Srouters Scouts Secretary Benson, In a special and stated his wife had "I regret at this time that a ictual a fore the eud of this of use in equip expired experience year. There to Utah's message dairy industry, reply has not been forthcoming ment and menus which will be aid that of the total food supply short distance to the north. Dr. E are J65.U00 worth of bonds affectfrom the directors of the Brook S. McQuarrie was summoned, and ed by this used at the National Jamboree in decision, and the bond in America, dairy products "sup lawn Creamry Company to my let was extended the ing company has been notified to assistance every next montn. C.'tliiornia cent of the calcium, 48 ply 75 per ter to them dated May 1, 1953. Legionnaire. He declined begin collecting the bonds. per cent of the growth promoting traveling The Beaver District was organ definitely know that the people of the offers, and after getting gas Completion of the 1070 feet or cent of 29 the pro tn his riboflavin, per Beaver at the present time have ised into Troop 25 for the Jam car turned around and be drain line from the city septic tank 18 of cent tein. vitamin A, per as wall a stone ofticers: their backs against boree, with the following gan the return journey to Murray was reported by City Manager J. nearly 18 per cent of the fat, and with the far as the present outlook seems Sherman W. Carter, scoutmaster; body of his dead wife be Philo Boyter.. under whose direcsmaller amounts of from forty to for a release is concerned of the Evan Patterson and Karl Truman, side him on the front seat. tion the 15 inch vitrified tile was other nutrients." to week; the assistant scoutmasters; Alan Hut fifty Beaver Maid Cheese plant Besides her husband, Mrs. Har installed. The total cost of the He p explained that for the year man is survived new Creamery which ha hings. senior patrol leader: Lynn by three daugh project was ahout Jtinou, which, in the federal govMarch, and ending th (iiiiirtermaster: been organized. ernment purchased 3.6 billion ters and two sons, lioth of whom included a $220u digger boughfc "The reason for this letter at David Williams, scribe. are in the service. t,o dig the trench and now a part pounds of whole milk in the form this time is merely for the purpose of the regular city equipment. This into are Ihivk organized non-faof t and t!,p dry huttter, cheese, of again request ing your company W al olids as part of the farm surplus ATTEND BROTHER'S FUNERAL cost was $3,000 to $5,000 below to reconsider their present think- - three patrols, as follows: Ray the estimated cost of the project. Reed Murdock If every Amencan program. ing in regards to the releasing of beck, natrol leader; new line replaces two eight- The In was D. Orville Harris liaviu Long Walbeek. Dale one more glass of milk drank hut that building. The members of the assistant: and let David a week this surplus could be ellm- - Beach, Calif., last week to attend inch pipes which leaked Hickman. Bill Is feel it Reynolds. that Beaver City Council run water or the hatchinto the fish his Sam funeral brotner services Neil Is Gnmshaw, how."itn nated. fervent It my a willful waste and an extraordin Heslington, Walter Harris. Others going to ery slough. 'Hutchines: Cliff patio! Yardley, Benson "this said, this, Secretary the citizens to added expense arily T Mayor C. A. Kirkham read a effort of promoting greater use of California were Ann Harris of Bea- of this community to consider the lpmlpf .ee Smith, assistant: Fred letter from Gov. Lee requesting coMan Mara, oak Earl will move Harris, City; Dalton. Yardley, Boyd Larry products when dairy a new of dalryi"': plant building and Robert Harris of Delia. operation of all cities on a Korean Pearce. nance products to American tables plant stands idly by. I am just as l.ione. David Lynn Fund Raising drive. Councilman of to stead government storage." certain of another thing, that the Rollins and Blake Smith; Dougla rlo P. Messinger was named to Phillir In "June leader; Memmott. new Dairy proclaiming this patrol of 121 signed members GILBERT YARDLEY HONORED head the drive and Yard Monday, June Delbert in Brack Month" Governor Utah, p are determined to build a Nelson, assistant; BEFORE LEAVING FOR ARMY S, was set as the day for the camen Lee said that "milk and dairy new plant in Beaver and that und lev. Stephen Carter, Mack wnitand Michael MAKE DAIRY MONTH OFFICIAL Over glasses of milk, Gov. J products have long been recogniz Gilbert Yardley was the guest paign in Beaver. Women's literary ertaking will start definitely with taker. Jerry Burger, in his With Utah. ed for their wholesome and health of honor at a surprise party given and social clubs have been conLee proclaims "June Dairy Month" McKnight. in the near future. tacted by Mr. Messinger and have C. June v. Leonel are ful qualities." Lewis, left evcellein to chairman, liiiht, a by Mrs. Wallace D. Yardley for "I would like to make request to assist in the collection. Beaver troop will have an The agreed V. American which club members of the Young:, president, Dairy Month .committee; Welhy of the Board of Directors that they idditional added and join Discussion on the number of dog patrol Milk Utah in Association Eusrne of I'tah: foi Daiiv Pace, assisted Gilbert of president, members directing grant me and other from the Utah. NTa MISS PATTERSON TO GET be several years. Rook and Bunco tag issued this year resulted in the Federation; and Merrill X. War nick, national president, ADA. this community and audience in ionaldelegation Council at Provo The DEGREE FROM U. OF U. Parks were played and prizes went tq City Police being instructed to be near future. the e will leave on July check and buses bartered gin a For your information, this let 11 at noon for the Miss Geraldine Patterson will Boyd and Kenneth Yardley. Ten to remove all dogs" trip Immediately wac luncheon and were -. present dea ter was approved at our regular After receive Bachelor of Science not having a license. traveling all night, the t ee at the meeting held Monday, June 1, by ingent will breakfast at Reno and University of Utah next served. Construction is expected to be had The Wallace Yardley family the Beaver City Council, as re ittend church there during an 8 Tuesday. Miss Patterson was hongin in the near future on a cement last to Cave an excursion Lehman's the of minutes on 263 corded page ored at the annual Delta Gamma The following day brick tool house at the Mountain hour stop-oveof that body, and all correspond enninr KrenVfnt held at the Benn week. On Sunday, they were hosts View he group will have lunch at Tra cemetery. This 14 by 16 foot of the members family Yardley Mr.i ence between Beaver City and your Mrs. Ashby Pace and daughters Brnmmei restaurant s.mdav Kavl Briggs has been visiting in base the tour house for equipment, tools and the and Base Air vis GUbert honor t0 befo,e dinn" on and Mrs. Cleo Patterson, parents company has been published in the Two Las Vegas with his brother and of New Harmony were visitors will be sexton's and spent maps and records, will be nights . days on Tuesday for Fort DougBeaver Press and this letter will iFiirt:iv at the nollie OI .Mr. anuj of the rraduste left Friday to ro he left located in the new section of the Hotel i i San Fran- lUtera oinP chnnl tins nut the Palace it UlllUCI Bl Hie 1 in weir 'iaS. OoW t order rteseill be published this week IUnJ lh I U.Mrs. I.eGninil Gale. .111. J oto k 'n, H,IV,IU III' m..ral I'U cisco while touring the principal cemetery, just east of the present -I Mrs. Raymond Hutclnngs went that the people of this community untintrn pvArcicpa ThpvJ werp . , . , . v. . One area. in that of bouudary and approximately iu the interest points j .1111 ur. mat.Mrs. ram aim on to visit on this miuui, to f Las Vegas j. Mr. and Mrs. LaVoy Maycock. companied by their daughter. Ann Thursday may be fully informed a hotel in of the entire area. Aa ordicenter at be will spent Mr night and Ira Yardley and family with bet- sister. Mrs. Virginia Mil and family of Fillmore visited Sat and Mrs. Nell Orton. ter of such vital importance to this Los will nance to next control the style of grave the and day Angeles, and Mrs. Roy Yardley and family community. urday and Sunday at the home of in the new section was as guests at ler. markers Scouts find Utah the were 25 There re present. "Your consideration of my Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Edwards. discussed and a proposal also was son San Diego Naval Base. That the and Mrs. Golda Murray PLAN' FOR 4-DAIRY CLUB quests will be appreciated and may night made to charge $100 per lot in the into camp at the Brian of Salt Lake are visiting at go H. D. Edwards Mrs. they Mr. and 28 and Mrs. Bonn son, Provo, new I quote from your letter of May section, which would include Plans are underway to oritanle visited Betty Jamboree and will have a full the home of her parents, Mr. and and three daugthersof Nevada vis from Friday until Sunday 19 53, to patrons in Beaver, 'SUP care. lots will be sold of activities for seven Mrs. Charles Waters and with oth ited In a schedule perpetual Beaver. club at the and dairy Any Sunday OIVEJ and Mrs. Mr. home Saturday of at INDUSTRY. the Ralph PORT HOME new area until all available the iu who In davs. friends. are and also er Interested and relatives residence boys Edwards joining Bonn and others. David US YOUR SUPPORT.' lots iu the present area have been with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Watters. such a club should contact County "I remain respectfully yours. Mrs. Helen Gillies and son Rob-- rt old, it was decided by the Counor FamsBill Grant Esplln Agent "Clarence A. Kirkham, Mayor. LeGrand worth. There has been a Tooele were Memorial week the of cil. at enest Dinner ALLOTMENT FOR WHEAT beef JAPAN IX NOW good (JARY DAVIS The ten-yeend visitors at the home of Mr. and Gale home on Memorial Day were club organized In Beaver for seven NEW FARMS AVAILABLE electric cou tract oth and T. Wm and word Mrs. received has VI Lemmon Davis Mrs. Cartwrlght with Teliurlde Power Company exMr. and Mrs. John Visitors at the home of Mr. and years, and a dairy club can be Just Farmers on land on which no pires at the end of 1953. and City family and Mrs. Delia Alllnson of as successful, aald Mr. Esplln. If Mrs. Don Webb on Saturday were from her son Gary that he has er relatives ana rrieuas. was seeded for any of the Recorder Howard C. White was wheat two Mrs. the Mr. for and in Boyd been and past Japan Mr. and Mrs Hamilton McCullough there are any boys or glrla tw Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Checketts Eureka, he 1952 and 195S may instructed to write the company sure where Creek. 1951, of North is not He years weeks. and Puffer family Curtween and the and 10 who 21 Dean Sampson Margaret ages of of Hay ward. Calir., visttea two a 1954 wheat acreage to notify them that the thirty-da- y for a He had will apply stationed. be Mrs City would are interested. In Joining a tis of Delta. On Monday. last week at the home of her to B. Nowers. consider a new contract. Cousuiu- Mr. and Mrs Clair Gale and. club and according allotment, furlough at home following days som other Webb accompanied her brother and projtaking sister. Mrs. Wallace D. Yardley to of the Beavw Countyj tion of power by Beaver customers sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Doyle lii pr; ldualion from training m and family'. The visitors were en family of Springvllle are here ect, they should contact Mr. Esplln chairman Mr. home of at the Production and Marketing Admin- has nearly reached the capacity of Later a and week visit communication to teletype. to Delta of St. George Sampson route to Providence. istration Committee. To be consid- - the local plant, it was pointed out, and Mrs. LeGrand Gale and others attend the wedding and reception he reported to ('amp Stoneman for Mr. the and ered Mrs. for an allotment on a farm and with the possibility of defor Clarence here overseas. to Branson day and be opening Linda and Mary, daughters of of Dean Sampson and Miss Curtis. shipment of Blackfoot, Idaho, were recent! which had no wheat seeded foi crease of water the feasibility of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Carter, vis of fishing season. visitors at the home of Mr. andiany of thoae years, the farmer purchasing diesel motors ior gen ited a few days this week at the Soil Conservation District News Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Morris Jr. Mrs. Harvey Ash worth and ethers, must apply In writing to his county eration of power was discussed. A home of Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Murof Iogan visited here on PMA committee by Friday, June further study of the problem will dock and family at Orem. They and son Visitors at the home of Mr. and 19. 1953. Memorial the holiday and several be made by the electric committee. went to Orem with Mrs. Vie Black TO Mrs. Percy Beeson over the week days this week at the home of Mr. Application forms are available and Mrs. Mary C. Clark. end were Mr. Von Mrs. and Beeson and Mrs. Blaine Morris Sr. and at the county PMA office for use PROCLAMATION 11V lliE and family and Mrs. Norma Fazzlo in Ily OLEN K. MURRAY. SI'S Coiiserval ioniht Visitinn for four days at the other relatives and friends. filing requests for allotments. GOVERNOR OF UTAH and Provo. of daughter homes of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. in place. The possbillties of receiving any sion structures, are Mrs. Arch Mr. and FotherlngS. Mr. Mrs. and and Smith Taylor the war in Korea Down on Buckhorn Flat, the Visitors at the home of Mr. and (X)UNTY CLOl MEMBERS hasWHEREAS, great amount of high water from men of the Beaver Mrs. hame. Salt Lake, and daughter, Mrs. Mr. and were left Famsworth that devasted and country C. L. White over the week Valley Grazing AT CEDAR the high country seems rather re a used untold Alma Huber and three children of Mrs. Lola Robb. paragonah, form- end were Mr. and Mrs. George A. ATTEND TRAINING i amoug tne are Association suffering really making were visiting mote at the present time. Tuesday Club civilian populace, many of whom on their farm. The Asso Midway, and Mrs. Zola Dover and er Beaver residents, Nine Beaver County Mr. and' of Knowing Slmpkins Springvllle; I and Manzione Memon here friends and relatives morning Frank are without adequate food, cloth two wells and in four children of Cedar City. Mrs. Melvin White and family ofjmembers attended the older went to Big Flat and measured the ciation drilled orial Day. shelter and medical care, and waThe week. ing, last at Cedat for stalled Mr. S. Club Mrs. Wendell and camp irrigation Orem; engines Mr and Mrs. George Coekett of in the permanent precipitation WHEREAS the desperate plight on the BAC oampus acn 160 held was the then this White and Miss and spring ter, son, Provo; camp of and Hadden month Lake Mrs. Coe and Miss June Gillies, Salt City rain guage. During the field which they had broken up Ogden of and members attending the camp of the Korean people has so moti in Beaver at Vie White, Salt Lake Cly. Farmington visited at spent the week-enfamily May a total of 1.3 inches of water out of salt was divided were housed in the Girls' dorml- - vated American fighting men In grass, the home of Mrs. Ella Corkett the home of her parents, Mr. and fell in that area. This figure Is KAir-inn w a m Ha r frrvm 13 that country that they have volun in tin men interested the among from Friday until Tuesday. Joyce Mrs. Win. H Gillies. Visitors at exceedingly low for 10,000 feet are the counties were att tarily contributed over $13 million Utah and Southern they farming Hadden remained at the coekett the Gillies home on Memorial Day elevation during May and is a con project to assist these unfortunate people, season. this ground small were Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Lee. Salt home to visit for the summer tributing factor to the was. . . of WiLEJIEAS, It is in keeping Mllford Walker Carol Fred Harris, vice chairman oj snit iMttYV amount of runoff. Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Price. WIN AKKIVALJy 'elected mayor of the camp and with the finest traditions in this the Beaver SCI) Board, is planting Mr. and Mrs. Gary Davis and There are still quite a few snow corn on his acreage and has his Mrs. Rachel Davis, Mllford was Country for our citizens to conA baby girl was born Wednee - jjennie Sue Smith of CORRECTION: In writing the Cedar; George banks In the trees on the north field looking mighty nice. the iron Count hosnital to ofl the program committee. Mem- tribute to worthy causes and assist Stevens. Mrs. Clara Warner and high school graduates who receiv- d;iv the fellow men who have met with receive and east facing slopes hut melting this camp .lstArlhers a Honto his TAme Parowan intends an attending smith at of Ross Smith tr the senior vir ed scholarships plant daughter Marilyn enable. will has been so slow that the water field to oats and then follow with spent adversity that through disasters of one Memorial Day visiting at the or Assembly, we Inadvertently Jane, and brother Bobbie, will bejspwlal training or another, and kind Is not running at all. Some melt ' nou'-ana ,0 Pian Miss Mrs. of n"P Cleo Claudia a of and name home Mr. Patter omitted the on hand to welcome her good, irrigated piistiin home seeding WHEREAS, a National drive ing takes place in the middle of mixture this fall just as soon as son and had dinner there. .ular summer camps neia in men Stanlev. who received a scholar re under auspices of the Amerlcau-Kore.athe freezing nights but the day members own counties. The And are Mr Mrs. the grain is harvested. RYU Iren Spencer Sorry. ship to the Foundation has been orMis- - Alene and Nina in such activities as stop all melting late in the afterWllllamsj Paul Smith. Blaine cox. On and rejoicing over the arrival of their oeive training camp-mornoon. Puffer Iake is low and Oganized to collect at least five milmeet reslto Fill-on- g handicraft, to to ft Mantl at Gunn the John Wdlng. go at Friday the born first visiting Ira Hofhelns have sepded grain for daugther. tter Lake Is very low. Three Creeks and lion dollars to aid the Korean Is dence last week-enwere Mr. and hospital. May 30. she will craft, nature study, recreation Paul states that he in- - thelr niece. Dorothy Gray, who reservoir Is being filled and at the this year. people in their desperate hour of Miss is of discussions. and married be children there. White to Melvin Mrs. JaNVne. accordlna Gray christened he (troup a netore ends tn level bis field present times it looks to be some- perennial crop is seeded, and it is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orem: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunn t,. hpr fAther who is enrineer fori A special evening program was need, d full. This NOW, therefore, I, J. Bracken on May where near men In Francis Gray of Provo. The Misses ';ld family of Hill Air Base, Og- the Soil conservation Service here.jheld In the LDS Institute Lee, rovernor of the State of Utah stored water will be released thif my guess that most of the was ana two 7. the will The afternoon Williams attend and children. Gunn evening reception Stan den; the project wiM also be leveling to week so that everyone In the ComMile in parowan recognizing the enormity of this Provo; Mt Mable McShane. Rich- A baby son was born Saturday spent at Five set better efficiency out of theii of out Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heis. r and turn a water will problem, do hereby proclaim the get Mrs. pany LaMar Larsen. Mr. and Mr. hosnital to Canyon th trnn ni field; rounfv water. ;on Richard of Salt Lake came from period of June 7 to 14, 1953, as: Beaver the reservoir within the next two CalMembers Mrs Is attending Banks, Erma the Elsinore; and Mrs. Chalmer Davis. He Roy Harris and Elmer Roberts lat week-ento visit at the home ient". and weeks. Carol to fifth child In the family and will .County, in addition WEEK KOREAN FUND-DRIV;ire getting their fields ready to of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Mur Jennie Sue, were. Donna, and Dor- K!m. named be finished should be erd and very A ROUND TDK FARMS dock and with other relatives and I call the Mllford; ene upon Mayors of the FTanceajand Applegate, oon. Ttoy Is going to plant corn friends. Mr. Iteiser returned to s. ""kend visitors at tne nome or communities of this Reva stott. State, to orParkinson, cnern! are Gale Gilbert Mr Mrs. and The West Side Irrigation Com- and Elmer Intends to seed his to L and Mrs. lleiser and Richard M. and Mr- carl Dean were Mr. g Beavin their drives ganize and Smith Mogran, on Phyllis a "na """Kiner the parent' of a baby boy, born W pany has the details Ironed out train. This will be an Interesting will visit here two weeks. Adama- - localities and to promote this urand Jolene Stewart, er, at hospi Iron the Sundav MrconCounty caroi Blake and of provo project to watch this summer now and nre ready to begin gent program of providing ImmeMemorial Day visitors at the daughter Janice of St George. On tal. The bnby weighed 6 lhs. 14 01. ville. these men ar all Interested struction of the concrete ditch. Mr Serv- diate relief to the Korean people the Extension from brothPeople and three G one sister has of He Mrs. Included: callers Mr. the and Ernest in conservaiton Memorial Day. farming and are homes Vandrey of Draper has taken ice in Logan to conduct the camp I further urge all leaders of busi Mrs. S. Taylor Mrs. May .lnrn and Mr. and Mrs. ers to welcome him home. rincrete contract and has started taking every precaution to put Joseph and Mr. and Mr. were as follows: Dave sharp, State ness, labor, religious, veterans. it Mrs and Salt and in and and land were, Famsworth this rarl Ehingher top shape keep daugther. on the right of way clearing Club leader; Glen Baird. as women's, civic and other organiReed Mrs. and Mr. Chrtstensen, Crlmgrading. Mr. Vatidrey stated that there. The ties of each acre accord Howard Famsworth and daughter,- Lake; Mr and Mrs John a leader; Golden zations to lend their efTorts in State sistant are the parents of baby he intends to move his equipment ing to ta capabilities and the Orem- Mr and Mrsf Frank Farns- uha- .. .1tr :n IMr" Jack Davis. Logan, soil conserva- - making this drive a success In extension Kllburn. MSV OTt 26. The ImV r, baby C.rlmihaiu hum fi.. Illlrnnll n. nUir r,,n!lu in Immediately and will start the treatment of each acre according their communities and throughout rr uoraon. Orandvaugnn Reed. Uonist; concrete work as soon as the other to Its needs Is really being demon and Mrs. Reed Famsworth and and familv. Mr and Mrs. Alton will be named John the stat. are ana xn.swn In Mr. Beaver Osof Mrs. and this Dern Mrs. parents Dewey Thnrley group family and pmth. and Mr Installations, such as pipeline strated in nuckhorn by 3. P. R AC KEN LEE, 'extenslon forester. H M Chrlstensen of all Mllford men. son Melvin. Cedar and of born and diver City. channel progressive across the old Another Request for Cheese Plant Release JW Issue; Asks es Power Contract Vwr A ca-'.yo- 'Vl 1 grief-stricke- sst Co-o- 8" co-o- H house-to-hous- two-wee- k r. 1 11 H H ar H "EVERY ACRE ITS BEST USE" J 4-- H H d f rnrrmtiilntnnt nnnr Pm u e d one-thir- d E fund-raisin- i. . i |
