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Show THE BEAVER PRESS r ............ - MAY 15, 1980 .......... Howard Kaylors Notice Around Town Subscription Order Form The BEAVER PRESS Friends who wish to keep in touch with Madelaine Boles may send cards and letters to her at the following address Madelaine Boles co Eloise Weaner. 42346 52nd St. West Quartz Hill, Calif. 1N COUNTY SEAT NEWSPAPER Est. 1904 Mail to: THE BEAVER PRESS P.O. Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 (Please Print with Marge I made a pair of moccasins, the best I could, out of a pair of cotton socks I had in the pocket of my jacket, in case we were out all night I 93534. Name mean, City. Charles Yardley Earns Degree f . Fort Collins, May 9 - A otal of 2,146 seniors and graduate students will receive degrees at Colorado -- State, --Zip1 Rates : In County $6.50 per year in advance In County Senior Citizens $5.50 Outside Beaver Co. $7.50 per year in advance Check ( ) ) Money Order ( gft i- v MR. AND MRS. Sam - Ker-sic- k Letter to the Editor Beaver There great man our the true midst Nursery Mother's of Day. meaning enjoy working In their plant nursery as you can tell. Letter to the Editor is a who knows DearEsta... publication of "Who's Who in the American Colleges". Both young people were the wedding recption of her active in High School'. David Anne Marie in athletics and Anne in While still in high Smith, Daughter of Mr. and Drama. school Anne did volunteer Mrs. Dan M. Smith, to David R. Burbank, son of service in the Brigham City Rest Home. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Burbank, David and Anne will make both families of Brigham their home in Brigham City. City. Other family members at David is a graduate of Weber State College and has the wedding and reception a B.S. Degree in the field of were Dan's brother and Architecture and Secondaryi Wife, Hal and Nell Smith of Education. He is presently Beaver, their sons and wives, and Paula Smith, Jeff employed in the family Roger Smith and an Jeannie and business at Ogden. Anne graduated as a aunt, Mrs. Katheryn Smith Gilbert, all of Salt Lake City. Registered Nurse from WebThe affair was a happy get er State College last year and has been employed at the together for the families. has just finished his Brigham City Hospital and is Roger from the School of Intership education. her continuing Medicine at the University of She expects to finish with a Utah and will be doing his B.S. Degree in Nursing from Residency at the McKay the University of Utah School "D" Memorial Hospital in, of Nursing next year. Ogden. Jeff, a graduate In 1979 Weber State Pharmacist from the School College presented Anne as a candidate to the National of Pharmacy at the UniverNurses Association. She and sity of Utah, has recently the school were both honored bought into and will be a when she was selected for Pharmacist and manager of Prof. A.W. & Mrs. Vilda Smith Stephenson were in Ogden Saturday, May 3rd for grand-daughte- t in Each year he brings joy to an untold number of widows who live in the Beaver area. This kind and charitable person is Dan Martin, of the Ponderosa Cafe. This year Dan sent out, by invitmail one hundred-fift- y ations for these widowed ladies to be his guest for dinner on Mother's Day. Dan Personally visits with each one who comes in as she is served a delicious chicken dinner. Dan, we do want you to know how much your kindness is appreciated. Our little mother looks forward to this day each year. It makes little difference what her family does for her, your special gift is the highlight of her day. On behalf of her and the more than one hundred others who enjoyed this dy cause of you, thank you very r, much. Wells and Louise Farrer the Erickson's Pharmacy in the Foothill Village Mall in Salt Lake City. Flourishes Walter Kerksiek started a plant nursery business in Beaver in 1956. He began with one small green house. His son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kerksiek, now manage Beaver Nursery. Improvements have been made and additional green houses, sale areas, and potting areas built. Mrs. Erma Kerksiek still works in the business just as she did when it began in 1956. She does most of the transplanting. Right now she is in the Cedar City Hospital and missed very much. Kersiek's Nursery wholesales plants to retail outlets in Orderville, Panguitch and Kanab. They deliver the plants they sell in these communities. The plants are raised in a mixture of sand and peat moss which has been sterilized to keep weeds, disease, and insects from growing with the new plants. In addition to the nursery, Sam Kerksiek does com- - State University's spring commencement exercises May 17, 1980. Included on the graduation list are 1,773 candidates for bachelors degrees, 248 for masters degrees, 35 for doctor of philosophy degrees 79 for doctor of veterinary medicine degrees and 11 for certificate in vocational secretarial training. Many senior and graduate students who received degrees at the end of fall semester this academic year will participate in the commencement exercises along with those who became eligible for degrees this spring. One of those graduating is is Charles H. Yardley of Beaver. He has earned a degree as a doctor of Veterinary Medicine. 100-WAT- MAKER, BULB, ICECREAM FREEZER, 60 a month 30 a month 25c a month T , mercial photography, specializing in wedding photos. The Kerksieks work together at both businesses, are active in church and have five children. Each year they provide flowers at a reduced cost which are given to mothers in the LDS Wards on Mother's said, that." HAND IRON, 150 a month started singing, "Come, Saints," and I told Dad, they had more faith and courage than any other people on earth, to do what they did. We wanted to stop - so tired that I could just barely trudge along. But the thought of that bed made me goon. After hours, it seemed, the dugway that turned to the sheepwagon was in sight. "There comes a car down it too, oh hurry Jasper, and tell them not to go back and leave us!" It was then past sundown. They had seen iis too. I was ten minutes catching up to them. They had to go see about water in a reservoir a few miles away. Stan and a Ranger from Fillmore. So we laid on the ground to rest until they returned and would take us to Minersville. O, dear me, every bone and muscle and joint, especially my hip bones, felt like they would come up to my neck, how I hurt and ached! Then lo and behold, when I tried to get up, I simply could not. Dad had to help me up and nearly lift me into the car. When we got to LoRayne's in Minersville, he also had to help me out and I could hardly, even by holding on to him, make it to the house from the street. Never, NEVER was I so all in. A hot bath for both of us, too tired to eat, and off to bed we went. When Ven and LoRayne got home, we really got the once over for doing such a thing. LoRayne felt so bad she cried. All the family I Day. The Kerksieks are an example of the family owned and operated small businesses which are the backbone of Beaver's economy. SUN LAMP, CLEANER, ELECTRIC ELECTRIC FRY PAN, HAIR ROLLERS, 140 a month 210 a month Yj LP ELECTRIC CLOCK, 90 a month RADIO, 70 a month Energy Budget Guide," available free at any Utah Power and Light office. Find out how much it costs to use all your electrical appliances by job or by the month. Skinny up your budget by cutting down on the kilowatts. The booklet that helps you decide where to save! Come in or write for your free copy. liDQD mm U & LIGHT DEO COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaylor will celebrate fifty five years of marriage on Wednesday, May 14, 1980. Mr. and Mrs. Kaylor are the parents of Anita and David Stauffer who own and operate Beaver Canyon Campground. got after us. I knew we needed it. As a result, Grandma lost both big toenails. They were black and blue for months and in about seven months one came off and then the other went a couple of months later. This, my dears, is the story of your Grandparents and the long walk under an August sun which cost Grandma the nails on her big toes. When you are 57 and 63, see if you kids can match this. They checked the distance on the car, and found we had walked a long "fourteen miles on Years DU P Meets The Dorothy Williams Camp of the D.U.P. held their meeting May 13, 1980 at the home of Syble B. Smith. Mildred Yardley, lesson director, gave the history of antique guns. Twelve members were present to enjoy the report. Refreshments were served by the hostess. foot." By Winnie Puffer "Come, Come Ye Saints, no toil nor labor fear, but with joy, wend your way; Though hard to you this journey may appear, grace shall be as your day. 'Tis better far, for us to strive, our useless cares from us to drive; Do this, and joy your hearts will swell - All is well, Gospel Meetings Evangelical & Charismatic Alliswell!" Deseret Song Book Sponsored by Assemblies of God Churches in Utah Now meeting at VFW Hall Card of Thanks 50W 600N. Beaver The family of Ralph Stewart wishes to thank all of you who brought food and flowers and gave sympathy and care at the time of his death. Nettie Stewart and Family Special Music Wed., May 21 Johnny Gomez Trio 7:00 p.m. Card of Thanks For information call or 5247 like to thank every person in the Beaver Stake who had anything to do with the pageant play "Because of Elizabeth". Thank you for being so faithful, cooperative and beautiful. We appreciate those who came to see the production too. Sincerely Carol Smith I would 438-562- 4 Sunday, May 18 'S. 6:00 p.m. Reg. Services Steam Clean Your Carpets Now! Reasonable Efficient Fast Commercial & Residential Hourly Rate Call Al 438-550- 7 pro otfiat RV and Trailer Repair Parts Lour monthly Rates 'open until 10:00 p.m. seven Days A Week South Interchange n HEADQUARTERS 1 Just count kilowatts instead of calories. Estimate your energy costs with the new UP&L publication; "Your t "It's further than Come Ye 450 a month VACUUM them e, TOASTER, 140 a month I wrapped -- Pat voti f electricity budget on a diet. COFFEE I around my feet several times and walked for some time without my oxfords rather they were a military heel - a little high for long walks as we were now enjoying - hah I At last when we got to that camp, no one - no car, was anywhere around. Jasper found some coffee and made himself a cup. We also found a can of water and filled our jug. "Shall we stay all night here," Dad asked, "and sleep on the hard bare ground?" That didn't sound good to me. If we could make it to Stan McKnight's where we knew there was a sheep wagon and a bed, because Mitchell had told us about sleeping there - a good bed that sounded great. So like two soft kids we started off again. Rest five minutes out then out of of twenty-fivevery fifteen. Harder, ever so much harder to make yourself get up each time. I would follow the sand at the side of the road baregoot every chance I got. "Jasper," I said, "takeoff your shoes and walk in your stockings." His feet were hurting awfully too. He tried this and the poor guy could only go about two blocks. I even tried to walk .in his shoes but I just couldn't go far in them. "Isn't it just around the next turn and down aways?" "No," Dad Street Address ! Together Fifty-Fiv- e , Darrel and Julis Davis are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby boy born May 8, 1980 at the Beaver Valley Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs. 8 ozs. His name will be Darrel Wyatt. He has two sisters Amy and Brook. The grandparents are Dick and Sue Davis, Lyle and Nancy Mortensen. The great grandparents are Emil and Viola Nowers, Wimmer and n Louise Mortensen of and Newell and Vera Carter of Minersville. Fishing Season Special Fishing Reel Par-owa- Winding Mrs. Betensen We can now custom Succumbs to wind your fishing reel Old Age Lula Parker Betensen, younger sister of Butch Cassidy died Monday, May 5, 1980 of natural causes. Mrs. Betensen who the books, "Butch Cassidy, My Brother," married Joseph A. Betensen in Beaver on January 1, 1907. Mrs. Betensen was 96 at the time of her death. When shopping with our Your choice of "1 or 17 lb. test line Berkley TrileneXt 50 per Hundred Yards winding included A New Service At Ad- vertisers, please tell them that you saw their Ad in The Beaver Press! LEE'S 98 No. Main Beaver, Utah |
