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Show THE BEAVER PRESS - MAR. 7,1985 - PAGE 2 iwTJie Yteawv Press J' U Lane DownareMemory excerpts from the old files of The following V' The Beaver Press. . BEAVER CITY PRESS March 10, 1922 Subscription $2.00 per year At the Milford Character Ball, a skit was presented accompanied by a funeral dirge, showing a casket and it was said that it was Beaver City "who has been asleep for fifty Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Second Class Postage Paid at Beaver, Utah Publication No. 047400 Business Office Phone JOSEPH A. FAHKLENDER EDITH SWARTZ 40 p East Center St. f 438-28- Publisher Editor and Business Manager years." The Murdock Academy Vaudeville Program was presented in 8 acts. One presentation was "Neighbors" a one act play which was put on by Bea Hurst and Company. A merry little crowd helped Susan Merchant celebrate her 7th birthday at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. William A. Twitchell. There was a run on baby girls with one each born to Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Sewell Bell and James Jones. COLUMNISTS. Esta Warren 438-28- t If, " 438-55- IlynnBradshaw Hattie Greenwood 438-55- 438-23- SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $9.50 In Beaver County, Senior Citizen $8.50 Outside Beaver County $12.00 Advertising Rates on Application POSTMASTER Please send form 3579 to Beaver Press, Box 351, - Beaver, Utah Letter to the Editor To Your Readers, Hurrah for the people in Beaver! The Post Office has postponed their (in my opinion) scary, threatening and confusing letter form ballot on mail extension service because once the people they serve were alerted, they blasted the local post office personnel with questions. The Post Office didn't reckon on a lot of intelligent people and good old "Don't Tread on Yankee Spirit Me". Now maybe we will get a public hearing to hear the pro and con side of this issue and get a simple Yes or No ballot. It would seem that one part of the postal service and no one town should have to bear the financial burden of changes in the U.S. Post Office. The Post Office is a national bureau and costs should be shared by every post office and every consumer in the 84713 United States. Right? We just might have to write to our congressman. The impossible just takes a little longer. Beaver is a wonderful place to live in, but there is always room to improve it and make it better. Yours sincerely, June Meyer LETTER TO THE EDITOR Hi! Enjoy reading my Press very much. Had quite a laugh out of Senior's Dinner list saying no meal served Friday, Feb. 29th. Shame on the typesetter. Back in Beaver in April. Robin Marshall Las Vegas, Nevada Editor and Typesetter's Note: We really appreciate knowing that you read every word that we publish. It makes it all worth while. Must call your attention to our little paragraph on Page One above the date, though. See you in April. You missed a fantastic winter! 1 m, - i BPW Meeting Tues. Mar. 12 B. of Gae Members. The house was beautifully decorated with red table cloths on the tables and with small baskets of flowers and candies to fit the theme. The game "Yahtzee" was played during the evening with prizes going to Edla Terry and Sue Baldwin. The hostess served a hot beef dinner to her guests, assisted by Lucille B. Murdock, Margery Twitchell, Alberta Limb and Mickey Lowe. W. P. ATlENTION MEMBERS! There will be a BPW meeting on Tuesday, March 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Library. The subject will be "Personal Development". All members are urged to attend. ALL Murdock for their annual Birthday Party for the Club home HARDWARE Almost 10,000 people attended the funeral of a mongrel dog named Lazarus in San Francisco in 1862. The pooch belonged to the eccentric Emperor Norton I of the U.S., Protector of Mexico. , you ever gone to great lengths to protect a precious possession or package while riding in your automobile? Just the other day I purchased a porcelain figurine and after moving it around to various places in my car, I finally decided that the only safe way to transport it was to buckle it into a seat belt. far Children are precious-wor- th Have more than any possession--an- d Beaver First Ward by opening prayer Carter. Babies that were blessed were the daughter of Floyd and Elizabeth Yardley. She was given the name of Candace by her father; the baby of Gilbert and Denise Yardley was blessed also by her father and was given the name of Lorie Ann. Many friends and relatives were in attendance. Testimonies were borne by the Ward members and the closing prayer was by Jess Baker. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riley was baptised Saturday by her father and Monica was confirmed by her father Sunday in Sacrament Service. Anderson Camp DUP Meets Allgood and Ruby Bowers. BEAVER PRESS March 6, 1941 Subscription $2.00 per year Darwin Dailey received a scholarship to study for a U. S. Government Pilots License at BYU. Mrs. Annie Bradshaw and Hazel Baldwin went on a Temple Excur Larue Turner, Margery Johnson, Lelia Carter, Dolores Dicks and the guest of honor, Gae. They had a nice luncheon and spent the afternoon visiting. Mr. and Mrs. John Linton and sons of Sandy brought Wallace Yardley home to stay awhile. Visitors at the home of Denise Yardley and Gilbert Yardley were members of Denise's family from Coalville, Mr. and Mrs. Evans and several brothers and sisters to witness the blessing of their baby. Eric Nouse of California, who has been in the home of Gilbert Yardley for several months working with him and learning about cattle, was baptised Saturday into the Church. His parents and brother drove up from California to be in attendance at the baptism. Many Beaver people attended the Beaver Drill Team Competition in Salina on Saturday with Beaver bringing home the winning trophy. Newell and Lapriel Carter returned home after spending the winter months in Overton, Nevada. Anona Swindlehurst accompanied her son Fred to Salt Lake for a check-uwith her doctor recently. Steve and Ramie Thomas had his mother, Betty Thomas of Mission Viejo, California, up for three days last weekend to see her first Ckit Ckct By Esta 438-286- 9 Young folks ought to know that we old folks know more about being young than they know about being Utah's Law Of Love Esta Warren was hostess for the Afternoon Dinner Club on Thursday, February 2H, 1985 at the Ponderosa Cafe. After a delicious dinner was served by the Cafe, the afternoon was spent playing Bridge. Prizes were won by May Atkin, Bernice young. therefore deserve to be protected in the best possible way. After buckling up my porcelain figurine, I wondered if we as adults give the same amount of time and attention to securing the safety of our children. Children are certainly worth the price, of a car safety restraint device and the time it takes to properly buckle them up. One out of every 57 children born in Utah will be seriously injured or killed in a motor vehicle accident before reaching his or her fifth birthday. If all children involved in traffic accidents had been properly restrained, estimates suggest there would have been 19 fewer deaths and at least 300 fewer serious injuries among Utah's children from 1979 to 1982. In order to better protect the children of Utah, the Utah State Legislature passed "Utah's Law of Love" which went into effect July 1, 1984. Important facts about the law to remember are (l) all children up to the age of 2 years must ride ili a child safety seat, (2) children between the ages of 2 and 5 must use either a child safety seat or safety restraints safety seat or safety belt, unless all seating positions which can be equipped with child restraints or safety belts are occupied by other passengers, (3) the law will be enforced in all vehicles except O O O O niopeds, campers, sleepers, O known living examples surviving. The dogs were formerly used for hunting big game by the Tahitian Indians of western Canada. p months old, and to have a big Mexican meal with the family and Danny and Patty Cooney at Steve's house Monday night. Mrs. Thomas left on Amtrak Tuesday at 2:45 a.m. en route to Boulder, Colorado to see Steve's sister and husband, Sharon and Mac Gordon. it. Sue Carter of Minersville, Utah entertained for her mother, Gae Murdock's birthday with a family dinner at the Carter's. Present were Sf rout Realty is willing to list Residential Property at 6 commission. Will list Farm, Ranch, Business and Recreational Properties at 10 commission. advertising and other services to assist you In your Real Estate selling Nation-wid- e or buying needs. Come In or Call Today! QTPOI1T REALTY. AllAcroMArica Joe Fahrlender Branch Manager 40 E. Center Beaver, Utah 8471 3 or Phone J.I J.I XI J.l J.l J.t M I I Proudly Serving Oar CueioaacreSlac 1900 438-553- 7 M fI I I I H I 1 1 WWfffWWWW ... . by llynn Rachel Cox and (wo boys of Rowley and Theron Roberts of Cedar College visited with LaVel and llynn on Saturday. They had just come home from Salt Lake and were glad to be home for awhile. Colleen Bradshaw took Judy Beaumont and Debbie Skinner to Salt Lake to a Home and Garden Display at the Salt Palace. They came home Sunday. Gina and Paula Bradshaw went to Salt Lake with some students' of Beaver High School to the Salt Palace to set a table display Paula won first for and Gina won second. Then we had a grandson, Jarcd Bradshaw of West Valley, who had two beautiful winter scenes he had taken of Beaver Canyon. Orderville, Cindy While Supplies. Last in your choice of black, red or Each Deco-Pa- il blue plastic with bold geometric designs that brighten up cleaning chores. QUANTITIES LIMITED 1620-bkrd- SPeKalSlnKsam 740 N. Main 438-552- 8 Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuary Formerly Winterose Southern Utah Mortuary All IVi Rebecca, granddaughter, 438-286- 9 438-249- 3 I J.IXI.T.TJ.I J.l.LlXI 0 The Donald Welderts of Greenville have a beautiful baby girl that they are really proud of. The Marshall family were in Salt Lake Saturday, March 2nd, 1985 to celebrate a sister's birthday, Norma Aubrey. They enjoyed a delicious dinner, a good visit and watched the BYU ball game. Those present were Earl and Rema Limb, Alton and May Atkin and Lisa Bess, Gary and Raye Atkin, Ernest Johnson and family of Stockton, Utah, Alan and Terry Aubrey and family, Bevan and Carla Mcintosh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Marshall of Springville, Utah. May said it was a most enjoyable day. Ken and Thelma Barton are spending some time in St. George, Utah. I've had people complain because their news is never in the Press. All it takes is a phone call to me at and I'd be happy to report motor- The Tahitian bear dog is the rarest breed of dog, with only five o The way to be nothing is to do nothing. O O O O authorized emergency vehicles, cycles, motorhomes, school buses, taxi cabs, vehicles owned, operated or leased by a public transit district, or vehicles which weigh over 10,000 pounds gross weight and are not equipped with seat belts by the manufacturer, and (4) a person convicted of violating the law shall be fined not less than $20 per offense. However, the charge will be dismissed as long as the driver submits proof of acquisition, rental or purchase of a child restraint device(s) or safety belt(s) before or during any court appearance concerning the law. Let's give our children the love and protection they need. Always buckle your child and while you are at your own safety belt. For more information on child safety restraint devices, rental programs, and "Utah's Law of Love" contact your local health department. 0 Manderfield News contlco l. . 0 Dinner Club Meets 312-Ga- .. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Kesler are is a graduate of The bride-to-b- e of to the announce Beaver marriage happy High School and Dixie their daughter, Julie Ann Kesler, to College, and is presently attending Gale S. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Southern Utah State College. The Lamond O. Davis of Cedar City. prospective groom is a graduate of Julie and Gale will exchange vows , Cedar High School and has attended on Wednesday, March 13, in the St. Southern Utah State College. He has George Temple. A reception in their fulfilled an LDS mission to Sendai, honor will be held that evening from Japan and is employed by the Utah p.m. at the 3rd4th Ward Department of Transportation. Cultural Hall in Beaver. All friends The couple will reside in Cedar and family members are cordially City. invited to attend. at3;30p.m. !I . Julie Keslerand Dale Davis Will Wed, Mar. 13 The Anderson Camp of the DUP met on Monday, March 4th, at the Hilltop Apartments with Mabel Muir and Clerynth Larson as hostesses. They served a delicious salad and wafers. The prayer was given by Martha Paice. The group then gave the Pledge of Allegiance. They sang "My Mother's Old Red Shawl". Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Roll call showed ten members present. Mabel gave the lesson on "Pioneer Vocations" and "Pioneer Fashions" which were both very interesting. The meeting adjourned STOREsJ v. V . Music Teachers' Better Homes Sacrament Association Birthday Party The Sacrament meeting was In Greenville conducted the met at Club by Floyd Yardley. The The Better Homes Newell was This month's meeting of the Beaver Music Teachers' Association will be held Thursday, March 14, 1985 at 7 p.m. at the new Greenville Chapel. There will be a lecture and demonstration on the organ by Jan Harrison of Cedar City. Anyone interested in learning more about the organ is invited to attend. f A" " Louis Lessing sion. The Beaver Mercantile Company had lettuce at 7 cents a head, shortening 3 lb. for 43 cents, spaghetti 3 lb. for 14 cents, and cleanser 2 cans for 9 cents. Bus fares were as follows from Beaver to Cedar City $1.10, to Provo $3.25, to Los Angeles $9.10, to Salt Lake City $4.10 and to Chicago $27.50. . BEAVER PRESS March 16, 1962 Subscription $3.00 per year The Beaver Cub Scouts entertained their parents under the direction of Den Mothers Glenna Stevens, Margery Twitchell, LaRae Nowers, and Nell Smith. There was a banquet for 120 and Pack Leader Hal Smith was M.C. Admitted to the Beaver County Hospital in Milford were Sadie Griffiths, Mae Oakden, Bill Cox, Clarence Grimshaw, and John R. Murdock. A custom built 3 bedroom, two bath home could be had for $7,456.32. Funeral Trusts and Burial Plans honored at 100 percent value Serving Beaver County Since 1927 1 95 North 200 West Beaver 438-220- 1 -i |