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Show I The Beaver Press - January 17, 2C0S - Page 2 THE BEAVER PRESS rut Eeavr, Second Class Ti Aleen f Christensen Slaton PG C47 - 400 eve-y- ' lay in Utah iy The Eosver Press Postage Paid Beaver Utah 84713 :r-i- Marlow L. Draper Sue Draper Publisher-Edito- Bus. Mgr. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Beaver County Beaver County Ssr.ior Citizens Outside Beaver County in ' 0 Am S17.C0 $15. CO $20. CO Postmaster piease send change cf eddress to The Beaver Press, Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 Hi tel. J bpressxmission.com Pnone: Kendra Hofheins Called to Serve! Fax: (435)438-830- 4 . 40 East Center Street, Eeuvor, UT 84713 (435)433-253- 1 Kendra the daughter of Kent IT'S COLD OUTSIDE Hofheins has' been cai!ed to serve an LDS mission in the Tampa Florida Mission. Kendra enters the Mission Training Center on January 30, 2003. Kendra will be speaking in the Beaver 3rd ward on Sunday January 20th at 9:00 a.m. Kendra is excited to serve as a full time missionary. Kendra would like to thank all of those in our community that have played a vita! rele in getting her to this point in her iife and AND warm insid; AT T 4 miu DURING THE JANUARY SALE There will be deals galore sod enter (o wia some fun prizes Saturday, January 19 & Monday, January The Nancy K. Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met for their monthly meeting on Monday, January 14, 2008 at the 1st2nd Ward Church. Captain Thelma Goodwin welcomed us ail for the coming 21 ADVANCED CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION, INC. New Year. The theme for this year is Our "Our Heritage Maxine Responsibility". Chaplin Bird gave the opening Prayer and led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. We sang the theme song "Daughters of the Utah Pioneers" and "Buffalo Gals" led by Peggy Ruesch. Thelma read a letter from the Days of 47 committee asking us if we had girls that would like to participate in the. Days cf 47 Queen Pageant. ' Thelma gave a genealogy 330 N. Main ST., Unit 5 P.C. Box 1957 Beaver, UT 84713 Phone:435-310-075- Construction 3 Tory Ffcsce Fax: President tcsrealestatemsn.com 20 years experience Licensed and insured. Construction management Financing available oac Custom Hemes Guaranteed Construction Schedule Floor plan designs Licensed Res! Estate Agsnt ' Your neighborhood builder t$ - vM y t &Vtirt'$ Kari Nancy K. Camp Come in and see us ' ( jf-- ' HiisdfiL-viPfoiui- m r ;M;I T$, ? V. " v Aleen Christensen Slaton, 84, passed away January 13, 2003, near her home in Potomac, Maryland. Aieen was bom June 11, 1923 in Richfield, Utah to Hammer M. & FJvira Jensen Christensen. She spent her youthful years in Beaver, Utah and the surrounding mountains where her father, "Ham" was the US Forest Ranger for many years. She and her sister Betty, and brothers, Ha!, Reed, Wayne & Coy all attended and graduated from Beaver schools. Aleen was the drum majorette cf the high school band. She was also instrumental in putting together and was the editor, of Beavers High School Yearbook, the Beaveria, which was dedicated to U.S. Senator, Abe Murdock, the father of Aieens dear and iifeiong friend, companion and 1 Patterson 'Auntie" Helen J. Patterson, 78, beloved sister and aunt passed away January 5, 2008 at tne 2-3 t t Home cf her niece. She fought Alzheimer's for several . years 5- with grace, dignity and always Vie Mary sister-in-law- ,- Christensen. After high school and a year she working at the Beaver-Bank- , in Salt Lake a City accepted job where she met West Point Graduate and Air Force Officer Howard W. Slaton, who after several weeks, she married in Utah. Aleen and Beaver, Howard spent many happy years together throughout the U.S. and in Foreign countries with their children, Patricia, Hal and Sally, and later in Maryland with grandchild Christy and others. Aleen "Girlie" was a lovely sister, friend and lady. sheet and instructions on how to out on our own personal genealogy and to bring it back next time. The lesson was given on the Utah Pioneers in Southern Arizona, Maricopa County. Peggy played Our Old Kentucky Home which was in the lesson. Light' refreshments were served by Afton Kesler as fill it hostess. second of five children born to Cieo J. Patlerscn and Lydia: Robinson. Sne was preceaea in ceatn her parents and cider broth by Leon. er, one lo auivivcu uy uiicra John Edward "Eddie" Bradshaw -- John Eddie" Bradshaw age 57 returned heme to his Heavenly Father January 11, 2003. He passed away surrounded by his family at Milford Valiey Hospital. Eddie was born March 29,1950 in Manderfield UT. to John and Juiia Bradshaw. He graduated from Beaver High School in 1968. He served in the Utah National Guard for 6 years. He married Kathy Worley. They had 5 children. They later divorced. He was then married to Yvonne Greer and was later divorced. Eddie worked as a carpenter and taxidermist. He was a "Master cf all trades". He enjoyed rock hounding, geology, hunting, fishing, his children and grandchildren. Eddie is survived by his parents, sister Maryette (Bruce) Hunt of Ely ,NV., Al Bradshaw of Beaver, UT, Paul Bradshaw of Beaver, UT, his children Codie Bradshaw of Beaver, UT, Angel Bradshaw of St. George, UT., Dusty (Tara) Bradshaw of Milford, UT, Troy (Christa!) Bradshaw of Beaver, UT, Davis of Mandy (Danny) Minersviile.UT., 16 grandchil- dren and 2 great grandchildren. He as preceded in death by 1 sister, Judy Ann and 2 grand daughters. Funeral services were held at .Swindlehurst Funeral Home. ;; ' January '14; 2008:" ifplr Hniiil Kill fi 1 By thcGolfeo.ir.se '1 Jleginiiinff Jamiary II, 200S I and every day seven days a week fhu Can Eat ".1 ILT 'it y"Y 1 (Jerry) Larrance, children Susan' Alvarez anu ucsacy iaiianc, r- .10 Call 4S-al$- r k;i - . . be appreciated at 5250 South. Commerce Drive 270. Murray,: utan B4iur. we win never tie: able to express enough gratitude for our pei.ee of mind, knowing she was so lovingly"'-carefor by Rocky Mountain-Hospice, . ' fij g or Take Out mrUnn dren, oanai arncerg, ocoit Carrie Holiingshead, Hoilingshead; and Ann (bordon) Eyre, children Nick Eyre, and Pamela Eyre. Helen began her career with Mt. Bell in Beaver, Utah, worked in Denver for two years and ended 38 years later as. Manager of Operator Services:at AT&T in Salt Lake City. She:: also served as Chairman cf the.: Board for Mountain America Credit Union and President of; her condo association. After, retirement, she worked part-- , time in the Salt Lake County Clerk's Office, and did volunteer work. She enjoyed her work and was very dedicated. Heien enjoyed traveling and visited many wonderful places throughout the world. She aiso enjoyed goif and playing bridge with her friends. She dedicated her life to her family who were, her pride and joy. She will, always be remembered for her genuine spirit, support, gen-- ; and cheerfulness erosity, nature. accepting The family will forever strive to live up to her example. She will truly be missed, but will always be in our hearts. Helen's body was donated trIho- HnJuArattwnf I I'oK- fnrmedical researcitfA family ceie- -' hratinn rsf hpr life vuill hf hlr! at a later date. In lieu of flowers donations to Rocky Mountain' MINERAL MOUNTAIN ALPACAS Barney Call today ' JVo Sharing r - J1 m Geraldine' sisters; younger -- 8 a; srnils. Her ever positive and' cheerful pesscnaity made caring for her ultimately rewarding. Heien was bom in Beaver, Utah," : I V Helen J. OBITUARIES & LaJean Rkff J for a free ranch (our and directions. Alpaca fleece, yam, toys, and products are available at our 438-2S- 34 visitors center. Let us know ifyou 're interested in creating a yarn or craft guild. 2 (ll22-2l'l- ) Senior Sign up for any service (ynur choice) by March 31,' and you can try that sarvlce FREE for one montii! Caller ID who's calling before ycu the phonel pic! up Call Waittng Call Waiting notifies you that somebody else is calling and allows you to accept another ca!l while you are on your phone. s Volea Will . includes Li? tj 40 minute for recording. Personalize your greeting. Retrieve ca.ls remotely. No equipment to purchase. And never miss a call because we . Soiect'vo Cai! Forwarding Forward your Important calls to another location so you never miss a vital call! Automatically reach busy numbers and redie! the last number dialed from your what yosir phone can do for ou, cai! now! 87 7.812.0943 To Rf6 phone. m Automat's liees!' Connect to the person who just called you, whether you answered the phone thivugh Mf .th 31, Jan. Jan. s. - No Meal. M.L.K. Day. 21- 23- - Center: Milford Jan. Jan. Jan. Chicken Fingers. 17-Me- 21- Loaf. - No Meal. M.L.K. Day. at 22- - Tacos. South Central COMMUNICATIONS ! J.OCfl. Some nwMcfon moy Now you1 comtcfod. For The Love of Beaver County Swindlehurst Funeral Home isn't just a typical new business. The owners of Swindlehurst Funeral Home, Coby K. and Kent S. Swindlehurst have long, deep roots in Beaver County. in iboi at 4 vears or ace uonv's rtrpipt-rsroat.r.ro- af Grandfather George ryiarshall left Derry, Ireland for Utah. His Son George settled in Minersville and was instrumental in hfilninn fami. lies succeed in the small farming arid mining town. He is still well known tor his love or norses and the George Marshall Stakes. In 1868 Coby's other Great-GreGrandfather .inhn Swindlehurst came to Utah from Northwest, England and settled in ueaver. jonn was a sneep herder and farmer. He and his family had a special love for the Beaver Mountains. In Aoril of ?nnf? and Cobys' dream to serve the families of Beaver County came to fruition. Swindlehurst Funeral Home Is just blocks from the original winaienurst nomesteaa ijou west luo North). Kent and Coby will carry on the family love of this hpantifn! place, and people by serving families at their time of need. Pre- arranasa funeral plans already made with othsr marina rice a transferable to Swindlehurst Funeral Home before or after death. We will take care of the paper work. In most cases you will receive a refund of money, because of our affordable prices. Your family is never obligated to pay more. Our ser. vice is superior with affordable prices. at Kt iss tec . I 21 10 Sou 525 Wot, flaw, Utah 84 U 435-438-11- 44 Special of the MonJh starting at $1.89 sq.ft. SItMrMe Rajactton Rejects calls from private numbers. Callers will hear a recorded announcement telling them the number you fcava raochod is not accepting calls. ! Jan.17-Taco- Cirprt CeH OMw Minersviile Center: Designer-- ? Choice Ceramic Tilq not knorywom January 2008 Beaver Center: Jan. 18- - Chicken Fried Steak. Jan. 21- - No Meal. M.L.K. Day.-Jan. 23- - Roast Beef. w maintain the system. a Automatic Callback or Selective Call Acceptance Screen your incoming cails. If someone calls you who Is not on your Selective Call Acceptance list, they will hear an announcement that the called party does not wish to receive calis. n Sa'sctive Cell Rejection Choose up to 31 numbers you wish to have "rejected''cr blocked. 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