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Show Council Meets Universal Microfilm 141 Pierpont Ave. utuU r iioi Asks Cu3. "Mary Poppins" and "Born Free" Coming slc, Cooperation On Water Usage To Firmage Theatre The Mayor and City Council met on Monday evening and asked for the cooperation of the people of this city through the present dangerous fire season. An Ordinance is on the books of the city which calls for the stopping of all lawn watering by use of the city culinary water system during any fire. The Council asked that you be alert if you hear the fire siren, make sure that your lawn and garden hoses are shut off in order to give as much water as possible for use in fire fighting. The Hospital was the topic of considerable discussion and it was decided that an open house would be held this coming Sunday and that the plant would be placed in operation as quickly as possible. The machine for giving anesthetic has arrived and the operating table has been shipped. These are the two main items which have been holding back the opening of the plant. There are other small items which have not arrived as yet but they feel that they should not hold back the opening of the hospital any longer. VOLUME 61, NUMBER 31 BEAVER, UTAH 81713, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966 SINGLE COPY Hospital Open House Planned For Sunday from to o m ...... f" v:v::":':-y:y-:7,- ' " "" ', ' ,, , jkJf. .AlAS!CTrr ' v f n s,' iuiiiiiiiLiliiUi-- l - :'v.' 3dalS&lri5U. .., - IlLlililiJIMMIlMIIMMlBHIM MlMIW WITT ,44 The Council set the mill levy 1966 at 18 mills the same as last year. for -- ' -- ' - filt si-.- - .. mm .. , ... - iW- , mm'ZJiM&x ..,.-.- .. ,JLi5w About the trouble in Texas '" It was interesting to note Wtm&&vmnn,i ,. "L"!-,- t ' iii . mftt iner itllMT "nss? that the alarm was given as t mmmmm Mil II 'mm wr ,i ummv lirr.lf the sniper fired his second shot if something like that were to happen around ;here, the last man standing on the street would still be looking at the sky trying to find the jet. conAbout sonic booms sider the case of the powder monkey who was sitting on a Mrs. King To Speak Beaver Valley F II A Notes box of powder, inserting the exof sticks the into primersA couple of weeks ago it In Beaver August 11 Aug. 5-- 6 Rural Exodus Roundup plosive when the jet went over Mrs David S. King will The Beaver Valley Roundjust as well shoot him was reported 'in The' Beaver Douglas T. Simpson, State Press that I, Elder Edward L. make a as to scare him to death! "get better acquainted" up, sponsored by the three Director of Farmers Home AdWillden, had returned home tour through the southwestern Beaver Wards, will be held ministration, Salt Lake City, after serving an LDS Mission section of Utah, stopping in Friday and Saturday, August said today that the nation in Germany. Having been Beaver on August 11. House 5 and 6. should be more concerned with Open Hospital home about a month now, I've Mrs. King, supporting Con The Roundup is being held the drop in the number of 2 to 5 P.M. been asked to write a short gressman King's bid 'for earlier this year to take advan- farm families than in the deSunday article, reporting my travels fourth term, will show colored tage of warmer weather in the cline in the stock market. Next Sunday, from 2 until from the time I left the misslides and discuss life in Wash' evenings. Many riders and Simpson, speaking at a meet5 p.m., an open house will be sion field to the hour of my to enter the ing of Farmers Home Adminiare ington. ropers coming Hosheld at the Beaver Valley arrival home. Mrs. Sevilla Reese, Demo events. stration District and County pital. I traveled for a total of 21 cratic Vice Chairman, and The committee consists of Supervisors being held in Salt This open house will give days starting in Hildesheim. Jean Westwood will accom one member from each ward Lake City, points out that the all interested a chance to go Germany at 7 a.m. on June pany Mrs. King on her visits. Henry Limb, First ward; Bert stock market always recovers through the facility before it 10th, at which time I boarded They will visit Beaver, Aug. Smith, Second Ward; Bernard and speculators win whichever is opened. After the hospital a bound train. My 11 at the Community Center Walker, Third Ward and How- way the market goes, but the Hamburg is in' operation, many places first stop in Hamburg was at from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. ALL ard White is Rodeo secretary. nation can never recover its in it, such as the operating the office building of the North ladies in Beaver and MinersRodeo Queens are Miss Bon- farm families who leave the rooms, laboratory, etc., will be German Mission. There I had are invited to attend. She nie Yardley, daughter of Mr. land and disappear forever in ville, in closed to the public order a nice long talk with President wil be in Milford, August 15 and Mrs- - Ray Yardley, Miss our large cities. to maintain sterile conditions. L. Garrett "We cannot afford the conMyers, received my at 10:00 a.m. Carla Bradshaw, daughter of You will also have the op ticket. ticket Mrs King will devote Aug, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bradshaw tinuous loss of some 100,000 and ship plane portunity to meet the staff After receiving permission to 12 and 13 to a hike through and Miss Geneva Harris, dau- farmers annually without serat this time. travel home, I set out to gtt the majestic Zion Narrows ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred iously undermining the entire In talking with the Hospital a lastlook at Hamburg and with her husband and three Harris. rural economy and without Administrator, Mrs. Davenport, take a few pictures. At about Frank 13, Stephen 10 and for Stock the be event will sons, seriously threatening our capaare we were told that there 10 p.m. I took a (Sub Matt 9. to furnished Foch Parkinson enough food produce city by one or two things which the and fiber to meet our everway) back to the Main station The with the committee, can public help with right boarded a train for Southern There is a Beaver Valley help of members of the wards, growing commitments both at now toward the opening of Germany, arriving in Karls Round-u- p flag around some have spent many hours at the home and abroad", Stimpson need have the hospital They ruhe at 9:02 the morning of where and the committee are rodeo grounds repairing cor said. of some old cotton cloths to the 11th. anxious to find and use It for rals and building a new anHe pointed out that rural be used in cleaning in the a city of two hun Round-u- p If the this Karlsruhe, areas nouncers stand. year. you and cities are now reapThese should be dred and building. fifty thousand, was know where it is please call Hot dogs, Sloppy Joe's, pop, ing the harvest of their unclean and ready for use. They the 1 Orlene Parkinson at only Germany I kne and candy will be concern for the unrecoverable could also use an old desk for the first nine months of my on at sale the concession stand loss of nearly two million farm keeping the necessary records mission. It was here that I almost a week in Chesterfield Children 1 to 6 years old families since World War II. If of building maintenance. enjoyed my first church ser- with relatives on "You ca;i't take over 10 milfathers will not be charged admission. anyone can help w?i.h these vices in Germany. I also spent side. In the short my time with 6 to 11 year olds lion people out of rural Amer50 cents be will it appreciated. my last German Sunday in tha these fine items, the 75 cents ica without people I really do 12 to 16 year olds depleting As the hospital gets into Karlsruher meeting love the English people and adults Ward, its towns decimating economy, $1.25 need be will there operation, with choice friends. their fine hospitality. This years events will in and village and eroding its of more help Registered On Monday. June 13th, I then went back to London clude bareback riding, ribbon social fabric," the FHA DirecNurses and Licensed Practical boarded a train on my way to spending one day there before pull, bull dogging, kid's calf tor said. "And you can't shove Nurses. The shortage of these a change of trains with Trier, taking the ship train to South- riding, barrel racing, brahma these 10 million people into personnel is nationwide and at Saarbruecken. The little ampton where 1 boarded the bull riding, calf roping, team local are peoso, if there any two-hotrain ride from Saar. S.S. United States. On the tieing and the kid's colt chae ple who are qualified in these bruecken to Trier was, I beship I met three other returnThe rodeo is scheduled to fields, please contact the hos- lieve, the most exciting part all at 7:30 on both nights. missionaries, ing having begin pital for an Interview. of the whole trip. The sight of served in German - speaking Plan to be there for the fun The Tomahawk Ranch that little steam engine wind missions. We were all put in and exitement. Whitehall, Montana ing its way up the beautiful the same cabin. Two of these Friday, July 29, 196G Canyon Party For The Beaver Press green mountains and valleys missionaries went through Ihe of Southern Germany was a Salt Lake Mission Home at BEEHIVE HONOR NIGHT Beaver City, Utah Second Ward Dear folks at the Press: sight every eye would surely the same time I did, we also Beehive honor night was Thank you for the reminder. enjoy. Trainthe attended Language Relief Society held in the Relief Society room We I arrived in Trier at noon, ing School at the BYU togethneeded it. We usually pay the Third at Monday evening for our subscription when we Ten o'clock Tuesday morn- finding Elder Sam Kerksiek er. There were also many other Ward. The following girls par are down for for Memorial Day ing, August 9th, is the meeting and his companion waiting af- LDS members onboard, church ticipated: Patricia Gentry, a wonderful me. We we couldn't make the trip spent services were held while en- Tamara but time for the members of the SmiNeilsen, Christy Beaver Second Ward Relief ternoon and evening together joying the trip. The trip across Gurr and Gale Pat- this year. We hope circumstanth, Kathy beautiful the sights church. meet at the enjoying the Atlantic was very enjoy- terson. Refreshments were ser- ces will be better next year. Society to We love to read the Press able, I would recommend it ved to the mothers and other Transportation will be pro- of Germany's oldest city, Trier and keep in touch with all vided to Ponderosa Park where I might add here that Elder for anybody who likes to hae guests. that's going on in Beaver Coun the party will be held. Girls Kerksiek is doing a fine job a good time and also likes to will be there to help care for and enjoying every minute of eat well. ty. We also get the Milford News as we have many friends the children. Luncheon will his work there in the West After docking in New York ELDERS PARTY German Mission. in the west end of the County on June 28th, I spent two full be pot luck. I left Trier the morning of days and almost a third Monday evening at Ponder too. We really look forward The officers will provide the day e deters each week for them. the 14th on my way to London enjoying the sights of the city. osa Park, drink. two-da- y had a party wives and a their stopwith Our weather here is much England, I left New York at 6:30 p.m. over in Paris to see the many June 20th, on flight 165 for and supper. Hot and the same as yours be seen there, arriv- Salt Lake City with one stop The committee for the affair dry with very little rain. It is Oscar Larsens Reach sightsin toLondon at 9 a.m. the in Denver, Colo. We landed was President J. D. Osborn. interesting to compare teming 16th. I took in Salt Lake of June morning City at 9:15 p.m., Doug Erickson, Jack Waters. peratures. You wouldn't Golden Wedding Date the first train out of London Mountain Standard Time, and Clark Carter and their wives. how much alike the cliSaturday was the Golden to Bristol, England where I I received the surprise of my The group played volley mate here and that of Beaver Wedding Anniversary for Mr. spent the remainder of that life as I found my parents and ball and visited around the County is. and Mrs. Oscar Larscn.. Pre- day and most of the following part of the rest of the family campfire. The drought has hit this sent to help them celebrate with Dr. Ray H. Barton, Jr., awaiting my arrival. We then state pretty bad too. Rivers r, were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde family and mission home staft, drove straight to Beaver. and lakes are getting pretty Stream Flow Mrs. Clara Carter and Dr. Barton Is a native Beaver low. It's good to be back trying l'JKB Our interest and best willies 1!65 family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis boy, now serving as mission to get used to the atmosphere Date White and Lois, Mrs. Merle home President of the South of normal life. I am now look- July 29 43 77 20 are always with you in all Gillins and Vie Marshall of West British Mission. He U ing for a job and planning on July 30 41 21 your efforts toward progress 75 44 Minersville, Mrs. Vie Jolly of the father of my last Junior going to school at the College July 31 19 and improvement. Keep up tiic 73 Cedar City and Mrs. Josie companion, Elder Ray H. Bar- of Southern Utah this fall. 73 38 20 good work. Aug 1 ton, III. Oviatt. I want to thank all who have Ail 2 74 38 20 Sincerely, From Bristol I traveled to made my homecoming such a Aug 3 71 37 Congratulations, Oscar and Annn Williams 20 Chesterfield, England. I spent choice experience.. Stella. 78 24 38 Amasa Barton Aug 4 Ill liiMMWMMM 1 Letter - 438-224- sno-cone- s, Letter tifty-thmi- be-lei- Mes-singc- J'-'iSbvA- J Walt Disney's outstanding motion picture of 1965 "Mary Poppins" will play at the Firmage Theatre on August 3, 4, 5, and 6th. Starring Julie Andrews as 10c Mary Poppins and the funny man Dick Van Dyke, this picture needs little, if any, introduction. Widely acclaimed as Walt Disney's outstanding picture of many years, it is the best family entertainment to be had. Admission for Mary Poppins will be $1 for adults and 40c for children with one show nightly starting at 8 p.m. Another outstanding motion picture for the entire family is "Born Free" playing Sunday Monday and Tuesday, August 7, 8 and 9th. This picture has been acclaimed by churches , , and critics all over the world as being great entertainment. Taken from the book of the same name, it deals with the raising of a cub lion by a family in Kenya and all the troubles and heart aches that develop as the lion grows. It is full of fun and warmth that all will enjoy. oil This picture will start at 7:30 p.m. nightly at regular admission prices. Don't miss these two outstanding family pictures "Mary Poppins" August 3, 4, 5, and 6; and "Born Free" Aug. 7. 8 and 9. . - - mmmmtumM overcrowded cities without imposing untold harm to them and without adding incredible problems to the cities themselves. Yet this is what has been done during the past 20 years." The men whom I have seen succeed best in life have always been cheerful and hopewho went about ful men, thrir business with a smile on their faces, and took the changes an( chances of this mortal life like men, facing rough and smooth alike as it conies. Charles Kinsley PTA Regional Conference A regional Conference and Workshop for all officers and This administration, Simp- board members of the Parent-Teachson said, has recognized the Associations of Beaver problem and is now making a Iron and Washington Counties determined effort to reverse will be held in Cedar City, the rural- - to -- city migration Wednesday, August 10, at the trend and to strengthen the Cedar City High School. economic position of farm "We Serve The Young" will families and the viability of be the theme and the Utah rural communities. of PTA under the A large share of the respon Congress of Rowan Stutz leadership sibility of helping farm famil will be in attendance to conies and rural communities has duct the workshop. been given to the Farmers Schedule of events includes Home Administration with new and expanded loan pro- a luncheon at 12 noon at the High School Lunch Room. grams. General session will begin in "Nationally, we have assis- the auditorium at 1 p.m., folted nearly 65,000 tenant farm- lowed by sectional meetings. ers or small farmers to become The workshop will adjourn at sucessful and adequate farm 4 p.m. owners since 1961," Simpson Sectional meetings will insaid. "During the same period clude the following: we have made it possible for Presidents, Vice Presidents, nearly 800,000 rural people to & Superintendants. have adequate central water Principals - treasurer BySecretary supplies. laws. Public relations Simpson explained that here in Utah there are over on3 Membership farmers or small thousand Program Juvenile protection operators who need and should PTA magazine - publications have Farmers Home AdminiHealth stration loan assistance so Safety Historians they can become prosperous The luncheon will be $1.50 and successful farm owners. In addition there are some 50 per plate and reservations to 60 rural communities need- must be made in advance by ing basic community facilities contacting either your local like water, sewer and recrea- PTA President or Mrs. Richard tion facilities, that may be en- Leigh, 294 South Dewey Ave., Cedar City. Phone titled to our service. er 586-892- 0. The Road Report 1 II . . . . BY ARBA Pill iff fi When you are driving, don't stare at a fixed point on the roadway ahead. Keep the eyes shifty to get the full picture of what is ahead -t- raffic signs, signals, other vehicles, pedestrians, intersections, curves, hills or any to avoid drowsiness. other hazard-a- nd AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS' ASSOCIATION mr mil i m w 4 ,i |
