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Show The Beaver Press - April 1, 2004 - Page 2 Sam's Bits Of THE BEAVER PRESS Beaver County Beaver County Senior Citizen Outside Beaver County $15.00 S20.00 ' , bpress(xmission.com Fax: 435-438-28- place at Belknap Elementary, Rhea Dean Yardley became Rhea Dean Dean. Rhea, 72, died last week. She was buried at Redwood Memorial Cemetery in Riverton. She leaves her husband, Jim, and children and grandchildren and sister Martha and brother Delbert. Its been a long time since I've seen any of those folks! I Postmaster please send change of address to: The Beaver Press, Box 351 Beaver Utah 8471 3 Phone: 435-438-88- remember when I must comment on how well managed is the Beaver City Library. Books are easily locat- ed and always order, and Beal and Assistant Jerri Hare are exceptionally attending and helpful. They even do research for me when they are not busy with' other chores. J . in Joan Librarian 1 . The excellent abilities of the BHS girls basketball team to a 4th State Marcie Gillins led 1 . 'i Belknap Elementary History Fair March 24, 2004 Primary Individual Exhibit: 1st Ina Stewart, 2nd Ken Macdonald Primary Group Exhibit: 1st James Joseph, Jordan Langford, Seth Myers, Bo Fotheringham, and Rustin Ortin, 1st Spencer Jones and Logan Erickson, 1st Jayden Henrie and Kalin Hofheins, 2nd Briana Elwell and Ashlie Pender, 2nd Alyssa Spens, Katelyn 3rd Taylor Joseph and Brown, Tyler Bell, and Mickell Clitso, Tanner Joseph, 3rd Place Bailee Black and Kelby Bradshaw Jr. Group Exhibit: 1st Austin Blackburn and Stoney White, 1st Cara Limb, Rachel Sawyer, and Rebecca Sawyer, 2nd Jessica Smith, Shaleece Christiansen, Stsylee Bradshaw, and Shaylee Pender, 2nd Merinda Martin, Jamee Joseph, and Kylie Carey, 3rd Monica Webb and Adriana Carranza, 3rd Bonnie Yardley, Rachel Melling, Amber White, Morgan Hutchings, and Chelsey Moss, 4th Cassidy Austin and Felicia Puffer, 4th Nelson Howard, Cole Beard, Jacob Carter, and Jake Galley, 5th Sage Cartwright and Macon Bouy. Primary Group Performance: 1st Rebecca Kanell and Melodie Farnsworth title. Marcie was picked MVP for Heather Hillock joins Class Marcie on the S .L. Tribune 1 st Team Pick. Marcies folks are Brenda and Gary Gillins. 2-- Heather Denise is & the daughter of Coach Joe SUU Hillock. In Milford, Mallory Holm was selected for 2nd Team in In the boys basketClass Saxon ball, Vandevanter, a Milford at senior High was Team. First for Class picked Saxon is the son of Cindy & secMark Whitney. Class ond team choices include Justin Barnes and Travis Nelson, both juniors at MHS. A A Note: Taken County Court Minutes, Sept. 2nd, 1867. "A petition was presented by Messrs. A. M. Farnsworth and W.G. Nowers praying for a grant to make a road into Beaver Canyon and control the same. The Court (Judge J.R. Murdock presiding) granted the petitioners to construct a toll road and make a good road and be authorized to receive a toll which will be levied under supervision of the County Historical from Beaver Court." This note copied from E. Pattersons book. State Forensics Clarissa Kanell On Thursday, March 18, 2004, thirteen BHS Forensics students traveled to St. George to compete in the last tournament of the year, State. The BHS Forensics team placed 3rd in 2 A State, which was held at By V" Dixie College on Friday, March 19, and Saturday, March 20. Friday consisted of Lincoln Debate and Spontaneous Argumentation, and Kami Beeson and Paula Porter broke finals in SPAR. Saturday consisted of Individual Events such as Impromptu and Oratory. It was a long, hard day with steep competition; but when finals were posted, Beaver found that four students had broke finals. Paula Porter in in Beeson Oratory, Kami Impromptu, and Michael and Clarissa Kanell in Extemp. After competing in the final rounds, it was time to present the awards. The following students placed: Spar: Paula Porter 3rd and Kami Beeson a finalist; Impromptu: Kami Beeson a finalist; Oratory: Paula Porter 2nd; Extemp: Michael Kanell 3rd and Clarissa Kanell a finalist. The BHS Forensics team would like to thank Greg and Sherry Smith and Keli Lessing forjudging and Jennica Powell for bringing the Forensics team cookies and a Douglas National Geographic Bee Myles Hopkins has qualified to represent Mmersville School and participate at the state level of the National Geographic Bee. The state Bee sponsored by National Geographic will be held on Friday, April 2, 2004 at Thanksgiving Point, in Lehi, Utah. Out of the five or so students who competed in school National Geographic Bees this year, only one in a thousand has qualified to competitions on April 2nd. The complete, in the will of eight rounds of oral questions. consist Rounds. Preliminary will go on to compete in the scores with the Ten students highest Round." from state will advance to nationeach winner One Final al competition which will be held May 25 at the National Geographic Society headquarters in Washington, D.C., featuring Alex Trebek and will air nationally. ,; Myles Hopkins is in the 7th grade and is the son of Mark and Michelle Hopkins of Minersville. Congratulations Myles and good luck in the state level competition! million State-Lev- el Thank You We would like to thank the Beaver Valley Hospital Staff, Dr. Hussey and the EMT's for such quick & great care. We would also like to thank each and everyone who called, sent cards or flowers, and the Relief Society Ladies that brought us dinners during my recent recov- ery. Each one of you has touched our hearts. Beaver is a ' great community to be from with such great people living here. ! Thank You so much, J ; Nell & Mell Williams If the individual is narrowly concent rated on the goal, to the exclusion of other relevant aspec ts of the problem situation, he is often unable to achieve a solution. The creative thinker imist stand sufficiently detached from his work. Mary Henle note of encouragement. to the Congratulations Forensics team for taking 3rd. Easter Egg Hunt 3rd Saturday, April 10:00 a.m. Main Street Pavillion Park City Ages through 4th grade The Easter Bunny will be there to visit the Pre-scho- Registration Kindergarten Friday April 30th from 1:00 p.m. S17.00 ol pre-schoole- rs. ) OBITUARY for children turning five on or before September 1st will take weather. SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Kindergarten Registration Even though last weeks rain brightened up the blossoms and grass, we are still below normal with our watershed. Sill, it's nice to get out and enjoy the Spring PublisherEditor Business Manager Marlow L. Draper Sue Draper ( April is Beaver USPS 074 - 400 Put!, shed every Thb'saay in Beaver, Utah by The Beaver Press Second Class Postage Paid Beaver, Utah 84713 to 3:00 p.m. Minersville Elementary on Friday April 16th, and Milford Elementary on Friday April 2nd. immunization Minimum requirements for incoming students are: 5 Doses of DtaP, DTP. DT (Four are a cceptable if t he 4th dose is given after the fourth New Arrival A wonderful gift of joy arrived for Shawna & Reggie Swenson on December 10, 2003. Camden Ridge Swenson was born weighing 9 lbs 2 oz, and was 21 12 inches long. He has big beautiful dark eyes and hair. He is a blessing to all of our lives. His grandparents are Eddie & Debbie Smith, James & Lynn Christensen. Great grandparents are Allen & Jean Carter, Clark & Carol Smith, Melba John & Verlane Scown, Swenson, Van Christensen. Great-gregrandmother Sylvia Pace. birthday.) 3 DT required if started after age 7. 4 or more doses of Polio Pucker Up, Melling!!! wins the Kiss a Pig fundraiser By the Jaded Journalist Dr. Melling tributed. Again, thank you Dr. You're a great sport! entry). 2 Doses Melling! Families Applications are available at Health Dept.Office of Family Support. For more information call toll free: This is a child development program providing: & Skills Disabilities Parent Involvement For children entering kindergarten in 2005 Income and other enrollment guidelines apply Free to families! Registration: Applications available from: Beaver Head Start. On Site Enrollment: P.M., Wednesday April 7, 55 W. Center (library) Beaver 4-- 6 of Hepatitis A Vaccine. 1 Varicella (Chicken Pox) or a history of the disease. To enroll your child take their record of immunizations. State Certified Birth Certificate, and Social Security Card to the in area.. school your Immunizations will be given at the health departments in Milford and Beaver and at the Minersville Elementary during Lazy eye registration times. screenings will also be available at the school on those dates. his Dad. He is survived by his wife Kaycee of St George. His brothers, Drew & Kory Morrow of Beaver and his sisters, Taryn Morrow of Beaver and Misty & Brandon Nelson of Salt Lake Parents, David "Rob" & City. Nicole Morrow of Beaver. His mother Michael and father-in-la- Sherri Yardley of Milford. Grandparents, Rodney & Colleen Adams of Parowan, Robert & Claire Morrow of Duane & Deeth, Nevada, M Maurine Yardley of ilford and Melba Empey of St George. Funeral Services Mil be held on Thursday, April 1 2004 at 11:00AM at the Beaver LDS 4th Ward Chapel. Friends may pay their respects on Thursday at the Church from 9:00AM to 10:30AM. Interment will be in the Mountain View Cemetery under the direction of Southern 438 2201 Utah Mortuary. .. Jor Ml Jour Trinting To The lig&ds, Come He Tfo (Beaver Tress & , 'We Specialize in 'Business forms Cards flyers Posters Ml Types of Advertising jZheci out our low everyday prices before you lookelsewhere. Be yourself is about the worst advice you can give to some people. Thomas L. Masson Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife Beaver County & Banquet Fundraiser Saturday, April 17th, 2004 Beaver High School vtaassst 195 E. Center St., Beaver Doors Open 5:30 pm Dinner at 6:30 pm "Sportsmen Serving Sportsmen" Dinner Come join us for a fun filled evening of dining, silent auctions, auctions, and drawings. Some lucky winner will be going home with a gun, binoculars, gun safe, or the coveted Beaver Mountain live Elk Tag! EXECUTIVE PACKAGE 10 tickets to win a Beaver Bull Elk Tag or Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife membership Dinner for two $60 raffle tickets SPONSOR PACKAGE 5 tickets to win a Beaver Bull Elk Tag or Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife membership Dinner for two $60 raffle tickets DINNER PACKAGE Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife membership Dinner for two $20 raffle tickets YOUTH PACKAGE (ages 14-1Dinner for one 1 Grand Prize: Rifle youth raffle ticket All youth will win a prize YOUTH PACKAGE (13 and under) Dinner for one 1 Grand prize: Turkey hunt youth raffle ticket All youth will win a prize $200.00 four-wheel- er SUU Head Start Is Building Health Services HBB of Influenza Morrow. Nicole & married Kaycee Rae Yardley of Milford February 16, 2002 in Las Vegas, Nevada. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and being in the mountains. He loved basketball and dirt bike racing and motocross racing. He was a graduate of Motorcycle Mechanics Institute in Phoenix, Arizona in July of 2003. He was a member of the LDS Church. He loved life and little children especially his brothers and sisters and his nieces and nephews. He was a hard worker and always helped type (Haemophilous B). One dose is acceptable if the first dose is given after one month of age (HIB is not a requirement for Kindergarten last-seco- i Doses 4 pig named Porky. Dr. Melling walked out to half court and informed the audience that his win was due to a large , "Rob" 1 1999). After 8 days of collecting money in jars the pig finally knew who was going to kiss her. Over 100 people gathered in the small gym at BHS on March 16 to watch D r. M elling smooch a donation by his staff at the clinic. He then asked if they would rather watch his medical staff kiss Porky, but the answer was a loud, "No!" Porky was then escorted to half court and Dr. Melling took all the necessary precautions before kissing her. He first gargled with a large amount of mouthwash. He then wiped both his and Porky's mouth with a wet wipe. He then pulled a surgical mask out of his pocket, but amid loud protests from the crowd put it back. It was finally the moment of truth... he took Porky's face in his hands a nd g ave h er a k iss on the snout! It was revealed that Porky was more scared than Dr. Melling was when she gave a loud squeal when she was kissed! The kiss was so fast that those wanting to take a picture were disappointed. There wasn't enough time to take one! Huge thanks goes to Wade Bradshaw and George Henrie for agreeing to participate in the kiss a pig fundraiser, but the real hero is Dr. Mitch Melling for his willingness to participate and follow through with his promise when his jars collected the most money. He s not only a wonderful doctor but a great member of the community who was in a willing to participate fundraiser for the Beaver Women's Basketball League. By doing this it shows that he really cares about the community and wants to see organizations, such as the Women's League, succeed. This money was truly needed and will help the Women's League immensely. Thank you to all who con- St GeorgeBeaver: Colin Robert Morrow, 21, passed away March 28, 2004 as a result of a motorcycle accident. He was born January 16, 1983 in Salt Lake City, Utah to David Fourth birthday.) 2 MMR Vaccines (one MMR and one measles vaccine is acceptable). The first dose of MeaslesMMR may be given on or after the 1 st birthday. A third dose is required if first dose is given before the first birthday. 3 Doses of Hepatitis B vaccine. (For Kindergarten or first' grade students as of July 1, Dr. , "V . Colin Robert Morrow vaccine (three are acceptable if the third dose is given after the at ' Y.-:- I- four-wheel- $160.00 er $90.00 $25.00 8) $25.00 Early Bird drawing for a Fort Knox gun safe. Tickets must be purchased by April 1, 2004. For any information contact: Kevin Willden 438-504Clay Carter 386-100Shawn Limb 438-586Kelly Rollins 387-2439, 6, Jack McMullin 2, 386-241- Chad Nowers 3, Mark Whitney 387-231Michael Mayer 387-580Jill Neilsen 368-143(801 438-501- 8, 0, 0, 6. 1, 438-521- 5, Shawn 438-216- 4, Yancy Edwards Limb 438-586- 2, or Tony Abbot |
