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Show APR. 25, 1985 THE BEAVER PRESS PAGE 2 Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Second Class Postage Paid at Beaver, Utah Publication No. 047400 Business Office Phone JOSEPH A. FAHKLENDER EDITH SWARTZ 40 East Center St. 438-28- Publisher,,, Editor and Business Manager COLUMNISTS Esta Warren Hynn Bradshaw Hattie Greenwood 438-28- 438-55- 09 438-55- Louis Lessing 438-23- SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $9.50 In Beaver County, Senior Citizen $8.50 Outside Beaver County $12.00 Advertising Rates on Application Please send form 3579 to Beaver Press, Box Beaver, Utah 84713 - POSTMASTER 351, The Nicest Manderfield People Read News Beaver Press by llynn We have had three readers this week who took the time and trouble to let us know that they are enjoying the paper and appreciate our efforts. It sure did brighten our day each time and we thank them. Bob Glinski of Las Vegas, Nevada tucked this note in with his check for his subscription renewal: "I enjoy your paper very much." Then there was a nice card from Carlos Valantine of Chula Vista, California saying "Just want to say you're wished a world of happiness, today, tomorrow and always, and continued success. And from Jason Ashworth of Idaho Falls, Idaho, this Quick Bible Quiz (answers upside down at the end). True or False 1) There were three wise men. 2) The forbidden fruit eaten by Adam and Eve was an apple. 3) Jonah was swallowed by a whale. 4) Elijah went to Heaven in a fiery chariot. 5) King Solomon owned mines. o; 3DU3J3J3J sauip s.uouioiog Suvyi leoiiqig ou si aaaqi (S puiMjJiqM,, B UI U3AB3JI OJ SBM U33(BJ jnq 'jouBip Xjaij b Xq suoiuBduioo siq uiojj pajBJBdas sbm u.BfiiH (j? ..MS!! 8iq,, b Xq p3M0B.ws 3BIJM B 0 30U3J3J3J OU sbm qBuof SI 3J3U.I ( T!A3 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Willden left their children with Randy and Colleen Bradshaw Friday, Saturday and Sunday while they were in St. George to a meeting. Our friends Brother and Sister Glen Jensen of Logandale, Nevada, visited us on Sunday. They were on their way to Nauvoo, Illinois to serve a mission. We were happy to see them. We have been together at the St. George Temple for two years. Mrs. Norma Edwards of Milford visited Jess and Lapriel Edwards Friday. Mrs. Mike Skinner and son Robert spent the weekend with Debbie's father and wife in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Vernile Bradshaw and grandson of St. Ignatius, Montana visited LaVel and llynn on Thursday. They are staying at their mother's place, Mrs. Anona t, and visited other family members. Beth Ann Cox and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Cox, went to St. George for the race meet. LaVar and LaRae also went to a Temple Session and then they went to Enterprise, Utah and spent the evening with their daughter, Teresa, and husband Dana Pickering and two grandsons. They came home Saturday. Bishop Randy Bradshaw took a load of people to the St. George Temple Saturday to be with the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Olsen, who is going on a mission. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Beaumont also went with some of their friends. Cheryl Nelson, daughter of Floyd and Jo Ann Nelson of Beaver, has finally fulfilled her dream by running in the famous Boston Marathon. She finished the race last Monday in 3 hrs. 44 min. and 22 seconds which wasn't all that bad considering the number of runners, some 6,000 in all. She phoned her parents shortly after the race from her hotel where she was resting and said she was tired and had a swollen knee, but otherwise happy she finished and that she won a medal. She had been given a sweat shirt with the signatures of many famous runners on it, but had to discard it halfway through the race as she became too warm. She really hated to do it, but had no choice. She said the 26 mile course was a rough one as some of it was up hill and so many runners in the way as it was a crowded race. There were about 800 women in her class and she was 217th from the starting line. It took her over one minute to get to the starting line after the gun went off. She also said the whole city of Boston closed down for the yearly event and the streets along the route were lined with thousands of people greeting and cheering everyone on. It was most exciting and quite an experience for her going back to Boston, especially the celebrations before and after the race. The city of Boston goes all out to welcome the runners and there was a lot of excitement going on all night long. She was looking forward to flying home to Whittier, California where she could get a good rest and recuperate before returning to her work in a hospital lab. She hinted that this would be her last marathon and indicated she is quitting her running competition. She will probably devote her spare time now to river rafting as a guide on the Kern River in California. She's also looking forward to returning to Beaver this summer to visit her parents and do a little fishing and just relax. Swin-dlehurs- New Arrival Chris and TonI Wright are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby boy April 22, 1985 in the Beaver Valley Hospital. He weighed 7 lb. 9 oz. and his name is Clancy Clark Wright. He has three sisters, Natasha, Marchelle and Misty. Grandparents are Edna Mae Wright and Hayward and Edith Marshall. Great grandparents are Jack and Editha Yardley, Mable Muir and Hilda Marshall. Senior 33-- 3U.J jo 3f?p3MOU5I JO sXbs 3B ajdnoa sqi uiojj aip jo jinjj Xuo 3qig sqi "sissusg ui jssddB 3ddB,, pjOM sqx & jou saop pUB poor) U3 jo asqiunu pexg sq) oj 3SIjW U3uiBsax M3(J 3qj Ul 30U3J3J34 OU SI 3SBJ 3JB IV 3J3qi ZinOHIHiaOlSHHMSNV (I When was the last time you ate seaweed? Probably yesterday. According to National Wildlife's Ranger Rick magazine, seaweed that has been heated, dried and ground to a powder is commonly used in making ice cream, bread, salad dressing, chocolate milk, pastries and milkshakes. "ORCAL" 1 Citizen Corner On Thursday, April 16, a few of the Senior Citizens went to Cedar City on the bus. Henry Willesen was the driver. Terry Griffith went over to see Dr. Chatterley. Alta Boyter, Rose Jessup, Hazle Baldwin, Maur-in- e Sly and Kate Bezanson did some shopping and then had lunch at the Golden Corral, then came home. A good time was had by all. If anyone is interested in going to Cedar City on the 7th of May for an appointment or whatever, sign up at the Senior Citizens Center at 85 East Center or contact Terry Griffith at The Growing Younger class was held Monday at 3 p.m. We had a large crowd out to have their feet checked and their ears checked to see if they needed hearing aids. The Hearing Aid Specialist was Mark Wilson. The foot Doctor was Dr. Shirl C. Cowley, Podiatrist. The Growing Younger class for next Monday, April 29 at 3 p.m. will be on nutrition. There will be a Nutritional Consultant there to talk to the Senior Citizens, so please come out and join us. Kate Bezanson Secretary and Treasurer 438-509- J3B3DGflD J3l7DIfi)gj ORCAL is presently offering free installation of all services offered! This offer applies to ALL residents present subcribers in Beaver, Utah and includes INSTALLED FREE . BASIC CABLE INSTALLED FREE! PREMIUM CABLE ADDITIONAL OUTLET INSTALLED FREE! - WHETHER IT'S TAKE YOUR CHOICE OR FULL SERVICE BASIC CABLE ONLY INSTALLATION IS PREE! CALL NOW TOLL 1 - Q00 - GD2 - 04G2 We welcome any questions regarding our Home entertainment package muiiimii.nmtininnuimu Down Memory lane The following are excerpts from the old flies of Marathon Runner Loses Shirt, Wins Medal WTlte fJcmier "Press Delicious dinners are served at the Senior Citizens Center, 85 East The Beaver Press. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey THE WEEKLY PRESS April 14, 1905 Subscription $1.25 per year The new State Bank of Beaver County opened its doors in the south room of the Woodhouse Building on April 10th and deposits totalled almost $5,000. They paid 4 percent interest on savings. Calico was just five cents a yard at Passey and Company. This clever poem was in the paper, but with no credit to the person who wrote it: Oh Merchant, in your hour of e e e, If on this paper you should c c c, Take our advice and now be y y y, Go straight ahead and advert i i i. You'll find the project of some u u u, Neglect can offer no ex q q q, Be wise at once, prolong your d a a a, A silent business soon de k k k. BEAVER CITY PRESS April 14, 1922 Subscription $2.00 per year There was a swimming party in the beautiful new pool in the new school o School Profile Carol Kesler Carol Joseph Kesler was born and raised in Beaver, the youngest child of Ernest Joseph and Ellen Farns-wort- h Joseph. She attended the Belknap Elementary, graduated from Beaver High School and attended the BYU in Provo. She is married to Joe Kesler. Carol has worked as a secretary for the Division of Family Services, Belknap Elementary and has spent the last 10 years of employment as the secretary at Beaver High School. She has been active in church and civic affairs. She belongs to the BPW Club and is presently serving as the president of the American Legion Auxiliary for the third time. Because of this organization, she became involved in the Girls State program where she served as a counselor for ten years and was the Utah director in 1976. Music is one of her many hobbies and she enjoys playing piano in her band. She loves to travel and spent last summer touring Europe with her daughter Janet. building. Nettie Stoney was champion swimmer of the Ward. Miss Kate Robinson's music students gave a recital. There were piano solos by Mildred Neilson, Ada and Ray Morgan, Susie Baker, Leola Gillies, Scott Reese, Vie Gillies, Lorna Madison and Zelma Pearce. Wanda Ashworth was given a birthday party for her sixth birthday Arnell Oldroyd Breinholt Arnell Oldroyd Breinholt died April 12, 1985 in the Richfield Clinic in Richfield, Utah, at the aee of 71. She was born November 22, 1913 to Issac R. and Annie Kay Oldoryd in ' Glenwood, Utah. She married Ariel M. Breinholt on July 18, 1936 in Salt Lake City, Utah. She was a member of the LDS Church. She is survived by her husband of three sons and two Richfield, daughters: Gerald W. (Bill) holt of Panguitch; A. Lynn Breinholt and Tammy Breinholt, both of i Carol enjoys her work at the Beaver High School where she thinks the kids are the best in the world. She has chaperoned the BHS students on a trip to Hawaii and two trips back East. She loves each student and glories in their achievements. Carol and Joe have four children. Janet is a flight nurse at the U of U Medical Center, Joan is a senior at Utah State University, Julie is a junior at SUSC and Jerod is a third grader. Carol is rather busy right now as two of her daughters have chosen to be married in the St. George Temple within three weeks of each other. Jeremy Richard Paice Jeremy Richard Paice, four month old son of Richard and Lisa Paice, died April 2, 1985. He was born in Beaver, Utah on November 17, 1984. Funeral services were held at the Beaver First Ward LDS Chapel on Thursday, April 4, 1985. Conducting was Counselor Floyd Yardley. The family prayer was given by Frank Lewis. Prelude and postlude music was by Kathy Riley. A musical number, "You are my Sunshine" was given by Karen Gale and Georgina Warby accompanied by Kathy Riley. The invocation was given by Richfield; Donald Breinholt of Minersville; and Mrs. Richard (Gayla) Sawyer of Denver, Colorado. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren; two brothers and three sisters: Marvin Oldroyd of Santa Clara, California; Mrs. Leslie (Agnes) Davis of Salt Lake City; LaVar Oldroyd and Mrs. RaVell (Wilda) Breinholt, both of Venice, Utah; and Mrs. Syril (Berdella) Zufelt of Richfield, Utah. Funeral services were held April 16, 1985 in the Richfield First LDS Ward Chapel under the direction of the Neal S. Magelby and Sons Mortuary. uncle, Kevin Carter. Remarks were given by Melvyn Osborn. This was followed by a musical number, "I am a Child of God", by Kathy Riley and her daughters. There were remarks by Floyd Yardley and a closing song by Nell Smith, "To a Child" accompanied by Lois White. The Benediction was given by an uncle, Rick Carter and the Dedicatory Prayer by Jeremy's grandfather, Leon Paice. Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver, Utah. The Funeral Services were under the direction of the Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuary of Beaver. Jeremy is survived by his parents, Richard and Lisa Paice, of Beaver, one sister. Crystal, and his grandparents, Leon and Alta Paice of Beaver, and Ted and Dorothy Carter of Minersville. THE BEAVER PRESS April 10, 1941 Subscription $2.00 per year Ina Anderson was married to Fay Messinger. The BPW met at the home of Roma Carlton. After the business meeting, two vocal duets were rendered by Mrs. Viola Nowers and Miss Pauline Williams, "You are my Sunshine" and "I only want a Buddy, not a Sweetheart". Mr. Tim Heaton was installing new equipment in the Murdock building for a dry cleaning plant. THE BEAVER PRESS April 13, 1962 Subscription $2.00 per year There was a picture on the front page of Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor Farnsworth before they left on their mission to Southwest Britain. There was also a picture of Mr. and Mrs. Stan Atkins on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Scout Pack No. 3322, under the leadership of Hal Smith, gave a program on Islands. Den Mothers were: Den 1 - Glenna Stevens, Den 2 - Margery Twitchel, Den 3 - Nell Smith, and Den 4 - LaRae Nowers. First and third crop alfalfa hay was selling for $22 ton. of the UPRR Old Timers Club and the UTU Lodge of Milford. His is survived by his wife of Milford, his mother of Lindon, a son, Max, of Las Vegas, two grandchildren, brothers and sisters Morley, ElDon, Mrs. Wendyl (Myrl) Jarvis, all of Lindon, Wesley of Farmington, New Mexico, Duane of South Salt Lake and Lula Brimhall of Payson. Funeral services were April 23 in the Milford LDS Ward Chapel with burial in the Milford Cemetery. Services under the direction of the Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuary in Milford. A.A. "Fuss" Brinkman A. A. "Fuss" Brinkman, age 82, died April 19, 1985 in a Milford hospital. Wendell Stanley He was born March 30, 1903 in Farming, Minnesota, to Joseph and Elizabeth Wieber Brinkman. He married Marie Korte on January 18, 1938 in Farming. He farmed in Idaho and Texas before moving to Milford in 1952, where he has resided for the past 33 years. He was caretaker at Milford Valley Hospital for the past 10 years. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and an active member of the St. Bridgett's Catholic Church in Milford. He is survived by his wife of Milford, sons Ronald J. of Milford Wendell Stanley Keetch, age 70, died April 21, 1985 at his residence. He was born August 21, 1914 in Lindon, Utah to Stanley B. and Jennie Prestwich Keetch. He married Phyllis Wadley May 26, 1933 in Provo. The marriage was solemnized February 8, 1985 in the St. George LDS Temple. An elder in the LDS Church, he was a retired conductor for the Union Pacific Railroad. He was a member and Bart of Salem, Oregon; daughters Mrs. Richard (Jacqulyn) Prodzinski of Salem, Oregon; Mrs. Edward (Louise) Radke and Mrs. Donald (Bernadette) Wice, both of West Valley City, and Mrs. Leon (Joyce) Evans of Bountiful; foster daughter Mrs. Robert (Rona) Jimenez of Reno, Nevada; 23 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Requiem mass was held April 22 at the St. Bridgett's Catholic Church in Milford with burial in the Milford Cemetery. Keetch Jeremy's Ashworth. Beaver Nursery Lawn a Lawn Garden and Garden Fertilizer weed and Feed We have all your gardening needs! ; Just in! Roses and New Shrubs! Unique Mother's Day Gifts Watch for our special Anniversary Sale on Mother's Day Weekend 582 S. 200 W Phone 438-225- 4 Center Street, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. So that we may know how much food to prepare, we would appreciate it if you would phone for reservations one day in advance by calling Pat Jessie Ward at Nelson at or the Center at The suggested donation is $1.50 per person. G a-- . 438-525- 438-531- 438-287- 9 Piiiil SENIOR CITIZEN MENU Friday, April 26 Franks and Baked Beans Relish Trays Green Salad Peach Cobbler Monday, April Roger D. Olpin Southern 29 Cabbage Rolls Formerly Winterose Southern Utah Mortuary Macaroni and Cheese Carrot Salad Hot Bread and Dessert Wednesday, May Pork Chops Friday, May 3 Hamburgers Utah Mortuary All Funeral Trusts and Burial Plans honored at 100 percent value 1 Serving Beaver County Since 1927 Beaver 195 North 200 West 1 438-220- 1 |