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Show The Beaver Press - Way 24, 2C01 - Page 2 (" OBITUARY THE BEAVER PRESS ") VZPZ C47 - 4C3 Putlshe-- eery Tru'SJay m Eeaver. Utari ty Tr,e Eea,f P;ess, Second Class Postage Pad Eea.r U'.ai 4713 Publisher Editor Bus. Mgr. Marlow l Draper Sue Draper V7l SUBSCRIPTION RATES S1 7 CO Beaver County $15 00 Beaver County Sen or Citizens $20 CO Outside Beaver Ccu'i'y In Postmaster please send change of a rjiess to The Eeaver Press, Box 3S1 Eeaver. Utah e4713 . bpressgxm.ssion com Phone. Fax. (435)438-289- 1 WV l tJi AT SI AIT f I f!lVv. M VSVON (435;433-e20- PAI I 4 ! New Arrival First Birthday Sydnee Giiims was born on March 22, 2001, weighing 7 lbs 1 3 oz and 1 9 inches long. She is the daughter of Cory 4 Stefanie Gillins. Her brother is Clayton Gillins. Tayden J. Fails celebrated his 1st Birthday on May 22, 2001, with a party at the Park with family and friends. T.J. enjoys the outdoors and spending time with his brother Hunter. He loves to explore and has a mischievous personality, who is very loving to those around him. His is the son of Tyler & Leslee Fails, grandson of Jim & Grandparents are Steve & Kathy Atkin, Steve & Becky Gillins. We love you Sydnee! Lordy Lordy Look who's 40 It's Milton Smith on May 25th ,4 X 1 7 i i .CMJI II At NAIMVU KtSIWSY IJAYt f'l raiiiMi week and the efforts of a hand full of good men has at least 30 old headstones now standing .iir"! solidly straight-up- . Using the latest technology in this field: cement, dirt, wheelbarrows, shovels and crowbars, and working two hours per week, is making an obvious improvement. The technical crew last week was Connie Grimshaw, chairman, Chad Johnson; Ray Dell Vein Condie; Baker; Robert Lee; Hollingshead; Henry Nowers; Paul Barton; White and Paul David Anderson. All dedicated men, knowledgeable in the application of elbow grease. The call is still out for anyone desiring to join this worthy wt "Just Looking Back" by: Mildred Yardley My sister once told me our grandmother Lindsay use to take us children to the cemetery when we were children. She would say "We are going to visit our loved ones up here. remember going with my mom and some smaller children and The work schedule is set at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesdays. " Many hands make the work taking the baby buggy-e- r tie red wagon with our lunch for easier and faster a little picnic. One of my great Aunts once said, "that's no place to be taking your lunch." Words cannot express our The American Flags flutterappreciation and concern from ing in the breeze is beautiful at all of you in Beaver and those the Mountain View Cemetery who are away in our time of that is one of the prettiest you will ever see, with a long drive of need. We will miss Mandee so much, along with all the people big shady trees. The Beaver who she has associated with. Legion and Auxiliary always put She loved everyone, and was a on a nice Memorial Day profriend to all. gram every year. Everyone A special thanks to all the 11 it. to a.m. hear gathers about faithful so are with special friends and the Search They always musical and band numbers. I and Rescue who spent precious time looking for her diamond was remember even when small I didn't like the American ring, and finding it for us. Another special thanks to Joe Legion to shoot the salute. I Benson for finding her cell always managed to keep way down in the corner until they phone. Her ring and her phone were over. Chairs were always were two of her favorite things. Also, a special thanks to Dr. provided for people to be seatUncle ed. My Melling, the hospital staff, George Woodhouse and his son, Tony, Sheriff's Department, and the EMT's for doing all they could always played Taps while they were alive and everyone loved for our loved one. We love this to hear the sound. town, and everyone in this comWe grew up with all these munity. Your love and friendship experiences down through the will always be cherished. We years. The little kids always hope we may be of comfort for hear about the little Indian someone in their time of need, Princess's grave down in the as we have been comforted this west corner of the Cemetery day. and head down to put some With love and thanks: flowers on her grave. There is a Teft Short little story about her being Mike and Dorothy Rosenlof buried there. The old headKirt and Marrit Rosenlof stones had little baby lambs on Deann and Lance Hannig them that the kids loved. Hiedi and Craig Wright remember our son Patrick was sitting straddle one when we found him. Memories like these come back to me when decoration time comes around. I feel sad Author Evan Patterson has when I see no flowers on some spent the past winter writing graves. Probably folks are long another book about his homegone but not forgotten. town of Beaver. The latest work, titled "Jewels of The Bowl", is at the printers now and should be -- V I I S.U.P Project Moving Forward Sam Cox The headstone restoration project initiated by the local chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers and sponsored by Beaver City is starting to show a difference at Mountain View by: Cemetery. The project is in its third available by in his life. 3rd-Meg- an 1st-Tris- ha 2nd-Meg- Wood, 0, that ages Boys 1st-Brys- 13-1- 1st-Bry- 100m 4, n Roberts, Foster; 200m dash, 1st 1st-Be- 2nd-Sea- n Sean Foster; 800m run, Thompson; Roberts, 1600m run, 1st-Be- 2nd-Cod- n y 1st-Cod- Softball Throw, Thompson; Medical Clinic. n Roberts; Standing Long Jump, 1st Sean Foster, 2nd Cody Thompson, Girls dash, ages 13-1- Nelson, 1st-Eri- What We Do In 100m 4, 2nd-Telis- D.U.P. ia have been asked this question and will attempt to answer it. We are making history, (protecting. the past). Each year the International Daughters of Pioneers publish a history book of the lives of our pioneer ancestors and the localities where they settled. As members we are encouraged to send in histories of our ancestors to be included in the yearly publication. There is also, a set of books at the Public "Pioneer entitled, Library I 3rd-Taus- Yardley, 1st-Eri- Roberts, Nelson, 800m Yardley; 3rd-Emi- ly jun, Adams, Macdonald; 1600m run, Adams; Softball Throw, Bradshaw, 2nd-Kat- ie 2nd-Taus- ie ha Lowry, Roberts; Standing Long Jump, Nelson, 1st-Eri- Beard, 2nd-Keirst- Yardley; 3rd-Telis- ia 4X1 00m 1 Relay, Yardley. Emily Yardley, Tausha Lowry, and Chantelle Roberts. 100m Boys ages Black, dash, h White, 200m Griffiths; EliasenReggie Nelson, dash, Littlefield; '400m dash, 11-1- Women of Faith and Fortitude". There are some histories of 2, 2nd-Just- in Beaver women umes. 3rd-Set- 2nd-Russe- 1st-Bea- 2nd-Brod- 3rd-Dev- in 1st-Bea- Bradshaw, u 2nd-Je- ff Harr; Oldroyd, Standing Long Jump, Eliasen, Yardley, 2nd-Set- h White; 4X1 00m Relay, 1 Oldroyd, Brody Yardley, 3rd-Dev- in 1st-Bro- 3rd-Just- in st-Je- ff Beau Bradshaw, and Statton Littlefield. Girls dash, ages 11-1- Macdonald; Blackner, 1st-Jac- 100m 2, Roberts, 1st-Sta- ci 2nd-Ann- ie 200m dash, 2nd-Ann- ie Macdonald; 400m run, 1st-Jac- Blackner, Farnsworth; Softball Throw, Farnsworth, 2nd-StaRoberts; Long Standing 2nd-Maris- Farnsworth, 2nd-Jace- Blackner, y 3rd-Ann- ie Macdonald, 50m Boys ages 1st-C- J Davis; Standing Davis. Jump, 1sl-C- J 50m Girls ages 100m Roberts; 0, dash, Long dash dash, Roberts; Standing Roberts. Long Jump, Minersville results are as 0, ' e. Mandee Nancy K. Camp Meets The May meeting of the Nancy K. Camp of the D.U.P. was held May 14th with Joyce Johnson serving as hostess. There were 13 members and 1 guest present. Chaplain Joyce Johnson led the Pledge of Allegiance and gave the opening prayer. Mabel Smith led the members in singing "Dear Evelina". Sweet Evelina, Thelma Goodwin read the minutes of the April meeting and they were approved as written. Captain Debbie Carter mentioned the new carpet at the museum and said we were sent a thank you for our donation towards the carpet and more carpeting was discussed. She also thanked those that came to help clean up. It was also discussed having our meetings in the church or in individual homes and refreshments would be discontinued except for special as such occasions Christmas but we would still have hostesses. Captain Carter showed a wooden leg that is at the Salt Lake Museum and told about the stone mason who had carved it for himself after he lost a leg when he was kicked by a cow. He walked from Alpine to Salt Lake City all the time to work on the Temple. She also told of the former D.U.P. President Clayton Wolstenholme. It was her father who. composed. "Come. Come Lilly Ye Saints." Afton Kesler gave the lesson which was on San' Juan County. These lessons have been so very interesting and we have learned so much about those who settled the various counties in Utah and have helped us to understand the great hardships they had. There will be no more meetings until September vol- photographs and other resource material available. You can go there, tell them what you want and have it copied there. Also, there are 533 historic It markers placed has been said, "We must remember the past in order to shape the future". Those earlier times are a vital part of who we are today. It is good for old and young alike to learn of the work ethics, courage, sacrifice, faith, fortitude, and patriotism of our ancestors. world-wid- ci Jump,1st-Marish- a these non-sectari- ll Oldroyd, u Nelson; 800m run, y Bradshaw, Yardley, Harr; Softball Throw, st-Je- ff in The 100th Anniversary of D.U.P. was celebrated April 11, 2001. It is a "organization, world wide. There are now 20,000 members. Since its beginning an impressive record of achievement has been realized. There are 86 Museums in Utah with artifacts, pictures, books, and interesting items to view, which is a history lesson in itself. In the Museum in Salt Lake there is an extensive library filled with 110,000 personal histories, thousands of 2nd-Statt- 1 Beaver' and Foodtown, y 1st-Be- 1st-Jessi- ca 1st-Tris- 2001. participants or second will now placed advance to the District Meet in Richfield on 16 June, Beaver results are as follows: dash, Long Jump, 4X1 00m Marshall; Carter, Relay, Morgan Wood, Megan Wood, and Jessica Marshall. 50m dash, Boys ages 100m Wood; dash.lst-Bryso- n Wood; Softball son Wood. Throw, A special thanks goes to all of those involved in the organization of this track meet, and to all who helped out at the last minute. Also, thanks to our who so willingly donatsponsors ed; Beaver Drug Store, Mike's School Track on Friday, May 18, All first Marshall; ey Standing 9-- Come, join us and enjoy the sociality and the good lessons. We especially need some 'younger members. To be a member you must have an ancestor who came to Utah before the coming of the railroad May 10, 1869, but we also welcome guests to our meetings. Sincerely, Audrey Hutchings I Ir Rosenlof Beaver Mandee Rosenlof, 19. passed away May 16, 2001 as the result of an automobile She was bom May accident. 16, 1982 in Beaver. Utah to Michael Kay & Dorothy Bailey Rosenlof. Mandee attended Beaver High School and graduated in 2000. She was currently attending Dixie College. She was a member of her high school soft-ba- ll team and their greatest cheerleader. She loved the outdoors and going out west with her fiancee Teft Short. She enjoyed the winter months and playing in the snow and going snowboarding. She adored her niece and nephew and loved children. She was the life of her family and when Mandee was around there was never a dull moment. She is survived by one brother, Kirt & Marrit Rosenlof of Ogden, two sisters, Deann & Lance Hannig of St. George, and Hiedi & Craig Wright of Beaver. One niece, Cayshlyn Wright of Beaver and Corbin Hannig of St. George. Her par& Michael ents, Dorothy of Rosenlof Beaver, Grandparents, Rex & Beth Turpin of Orem and Mary Ellen Bailey of Moroni. She was preceded death by her grandfathers. Max Rosenlof and Glen Bailey. Funeral services were held on Saturday, May 19, 2001 at the Beaver LDS Stake. Center. Interment was in the Mountain View Cemetery in Beaver under the direction of Olpin Mortuary. This is the weekend.... ....for all race fans. First of all High Country Raceway in St. George is holding a two day drag racing event on Saturday and Sunday. It should be a great event with many of the top cars from Utah and Nevada competing for cash and trophies. Gates will open at 8:00 a.m. and eliminations will begin at 1:00 p.m.. For you horse race fans don't forget the big meet here in Beaver on Monday. So, it looks like there is something for everyone this weekend. Have fun, and don't forget the sunscreen. It's sure to be' a hot marlow one! fl f Fillmore, UT American Legion Hall May 26th & 27th Saturday-- 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. a.m. - 4 p.m. Sunday--- 9 p I BUY, SELL AND TRADE Adinission-$5.(- )() Children 12 Clip Coupon For I and under FREE $1.00 Off Admission Price L For table information call 801-466-75- i J 56 (51724chg) 1st-Alic- ia 1st-Alic- ia 1st-Alic- ia ages dash, 13-1- 100m 4, Dailey, 2nd-Meag- an Wood; 200m dash, Bailey; 800m run, Hillock; 1600m run, Hillock; Softball Throw, Bailey, sa er er 2nd-Meag- Evan. Boys dash, dash, IN MEMORIAM REMEMBERING MY BELOVED HUSBAND TOM ALFORD Sept. 23, 1929 - May follows: Girls "Jewels" is autobiographical in style and tells of the authors memories of the people in Beaver who have made a differ- ence Marshall, 1st-Jessi- ca Marshall, Wood; 200m dash, Wood; 400m Tun, Carter Softball Throw, Wood, 2nd-Whitn- Beaver and Minersville comyouth athletes, ages peted in Hershey Track & Field events at the Beaver High I News About Town dash, Hershey Track and Field Results the-W'- THANK YOU & Connie Fails. an Lowry; 200m dash, effort. I Maureen Beutler and Ray 40 SUCKS! ages Softball 100m 11-1- 2, Hillock; 200m 1st-Jord- Hillock-- 1st-Jord- Throw, , 1st-Jord- Hillock. Girls ages 11-1- 2, 100m 8, 2000 It's been a year since you began your new life with God for all etertouched so many lives during your life here on Earth. You have left me with our beautiful family and so many dear friends and relatives. Thank you for these special treasures! There's been a tremendous void in my life since you've been gone but know that with me each day helping me through all that I must do. We you-armiss your voice, your dynamics, your humor, your smile and your love for people and life. You left so many friends with so many special memories of ways you helped them at the bank, your hunting and fishing stories, cabin memories and knowledge of and faith in God. I love you so very much. Thank you for all the beautiful memories. Please continua to help me make it through each day, honey. I love you very much. Always, Your wife, Louise nity. You POOR |
