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Show THE BEAVER (Utah) PRESS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1968 BEAVER By Mildred Yardley Mr. and rMs. Robert and family left Friday afternoon for Canada to spend Christmas with their families. 0 The Kay Bowler family are, spending Christmas in Idaho with members of their families. Mr. and Mrs. Arshel Holling head have Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bennion of Provo, and Dell to spend Christmas with them. Robert Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baker, will spend Christmas with his parents and other relatives. Guests during the holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Yardley are their daughter, Sylvia, and Wayne Hansen, of Salt Lake, and their daughter, Jeanie, who attends the Utah State University. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Baker and son of Logan are home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Baker. Rhonda McQuarrie, who is teaching in the Salt Lake schools, is home for Christmas Miss Phyllis Wendell, English and Social studies teacher at Beaver High School will leave Monday for her home in Centerville for the holidays. A sister, who has been visiting her for several days, will accompany her. There was a happy reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Edwin Paice this week when their daughter and fam- Mc-Clu- son-in-la- h'l ef - tfiat time of year when we think friends old and new and extend our heartfelt wishes for their happiness! LEE'S HY&FLAREL CLAIR & MARIE 0 Janene Farnsworth is visiting her family for the holidays A friend from Salt Lake accompanied her. 0 Miss Geneal Gardner, Home Economics teacher at High School left Friday for her home in Duncan, Arizona to spend Christmas with her fam iiy. mammmmmsmmmm . 1 May your holiday be Bright Have a Merry Christmas BEAVER LAUNDROMAT Anne and Andy Johnson ily, Mr. and Mrs. Foss (Shir-- 1 ley) Sessions, arrived from Temple View, New Zealand, they have spent sever- a! years. He has been teaching 111 mm ml m M... scho-1- . Thry will spend six weeks visiting their families before returning to New land for four years. They will visit relatives in Idaho, also. Zea-whe- re iiii i iiiiiiiii iii ' Toflii jni lite now - silt B to i wc toQ& fawwid 243 XG '67 Form 2 fo continuing QUI d&wiCC ft 'JCttf BEAVER CITY CORPORATION Mr. and Mrs. Dean (Mari-Iv.- u Btown have . been spending some time in Parawan .Vi.a thd Brown family. They ri now at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roberts for Christmas. Marilyn is walking again after her accident but still has to havj in Cedar City. therapy 0 Mr. and Mrs. Mel Haasling-to- n and Mr. and Mrs Clyde Allgood left Monday for Calif They will visit the David Hes-- . lingtons and other relatives. The Allgoods will visit Dr. and Mrs. Terry Thompson and family. They will also visit members of the Allgood family while there. 0 .vi iss Tamara Winward, Physical Ed. and Speech teacher accompanied a friend to Idaho where she will spend Chris-ma- s. 0 TiMl I 41 (!fekW .,WM2 V:.. 7-- , At necessary to mine 120 tons of rock to get one ton of 1969, the ratio will be nearly 600 tons to one. that time, copper. In it was w Mrs. Verland and Mr. (Alice) French of California and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Atkin visited Mr. and Mrs W. V. Bakes, recently They had been in Salt Lake for the funerals of Mr. and Mrs Stan Atkin. Funeral services were held in Richfield Monday for Mrs. Ivy Gentry, mother of Frank Mrs. Gentry was a former Beaver resident and well known in this area. Visiting at the home of their parents, were Mr. and Mrs. David Lynn Pearce. They were enroute to Globe, Ariz-on- e David is coach at a High son. school in Idaho. They plan to sp nding C-ntry- . Utah Copper Division employees will enter the new year mining five times more material to obtain one ton of copper than they did 40 years ago. ..u Ni.v Y:ars with this on the r.lurn trip. The Pearces daughter, Ros.1 Maris, was also home to spend the holidays. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Isaao-sr- n will spend Christmas with members of their family in Fredonia. Doug Hutchings left for Salt Lake on business. His mother, Mattie Hutchings is spending Christmas with relatives in California. Mrs. Caroline Smith is spend ing Christmas with her daughter, Kathrine Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grim-shaare visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Messinger and family. They plan to visit Michael's family in Enoch. They were in Beaver for the Bradshaw-Josep- h wedding, Friday. Visiting at the home of thsir parents, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth are Bowden, for Chhristmas Dean and Steve. Dean, RMSN. is in the Navy and has been in San Diego attending radii school. After the holidays he will leave for Japan. Steven RMSN is also in the Navy stationed in Graton, Connecticut since October. He will go to South Carolina to attend a Submarine School. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yardley will spend Christmas in Provo with their daughter, Eudora Carter, and family and get acquainted with their new grand P.arcts hB'home whereol Forty years ago, that 600 to one ratio would have shut down the property despite the fact there was nearly 20 pounds of copper in every ton of ore. Today, there is only 14 pounds per ton. and the copper content Twenty years ago, when the ratio was 260 to one was steadily dropping management knew that vast changes had to be made if operations were to continue. - The problem of handling more material, more efficiently and at less cost has been solved for the time being, but the challenge for doing so in the future I l-- lfe l always will exist. Times have changed, but Kennecott employees have more than kept pace. They and the Division will continue as they have in the past to have a profound effect on the economy of Utah. Honnocott Loppor corporation IUJ Utah Capper Divisl "An equal opportunity employer" JOY AT CHRISTMAS "--j ARSHEL'S CAFE & TEXACO SERVICE |
