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Show THE BEAVER PRESS - JULY 4, 1985 PAGE 2 DownareMemorytheLane old flies of The following excerpts from Write K"t?r Pwss" The Beaver Press. THE BEAVER PRESS THE WEEKLY PRESS Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Second Class Postage Paid at Beaver, Utah Publication No. Business Office Phone 40 047-40- 0 East Center St. , 438-28- JOSEPH A. F.AHRLENDER EDITH SWARTZ ELLEN FAHRLENDER Publisher, Editor and Business Manager Meddling Editor COLUMNISTS Esta Warren 438-28- Ilynn Bradshaw Hattie Greenwood 438-550- 9 438-55- Louis Lessing Rates on POSTMASTER Application Please send form -Advertising Beaver Press, Utah 3579 to Letter to The Editor CALIFORNIA CHEESE SCARE By Sharon Jones Last week as I made one of my visits to the Riverside Dairy in Beaver (with my gang I go through at least a gallon of milk a day) I received quite a shock I When I asked for a coupon book, I was told that I couldn't purchase one because the Keslers were considering closing down. Being a number one milk lover, of course I panicked and started asking questions. It seems some big scare over cheese in California implicated raw milk and raw milk business dropped 50 percent! Unless business picks up it will no longer be financially possible for the Kesler family to provide this service to the residents of Beaver County. Not being an expert by any means, I still feel that I have enough information and education in nutrition to speak a few words in behalf of raw milk. I'm a great believer in foods as they were created. Anytime you start messing with mother nature, you cause problems. Most people will agree that when you heat a food, it destroys many of the nutrients. Well, the same thing goes for milk. Pasteurization is a heat process and therefore destroys nutrients in milk, making the calcium less useable by the body. Not to mention the formaldehyde that is added to pasteurized milk to improve shelf life. I'm not sure what that does to the system! Concerned about disease? Ask any dairyman the difference between a "Grade-A- " dairy and the requirek outlet. There is ments for a no comparison in the controls raw-mil- Box 351, Michael Puller to wed Karen Ashdown 84713 Beaver, required. Grade-- milk is heated to destroy any bacteria that may be present. Raw milk is not allowed to have bacteria. Cows are checked daily for burcellosis and the milk is checked constantly for bacteria. Raw milk cows are inspected monthly by the state for coliform, mastitis, and TB, tests which are not nearly as stringent for Grade-- herds. Concerned about cholesterol? The milk that is sold at the Riverside Dairy is carefully controlled to contain only 2.2 percent butterfat, well within the limits prescribed by most doctors as skim milk and the taste is far superior, as is any whole, natural food, once your taste buds are educated to "the real thing". (My kids think "store milk tastes funny). Another plus factor in raw milk is the price, only $1.50 a gallon, and the competition's a factor in keeping prices down. Milk prices in Beaver are as cheap, or cheaper than anywhere in Southern Utah. When the raw milk outlets in Hurricane or St. George shut down, shelf prices of milk tended to increase. All in all, it would be a shame to allow unfounded fears to keep you from drinking one of nature's most perfect foods, raw milk, and an even greater shame to have the dairy shut down and eliminate the free choice of those of us who prize raw milk as an important part of our diet. So drink raw milk, it's the real thing. A rcew Arriual Randy and Roxanne Bohn of Cedar City are the proud parents of a baby girl born July 1, 1985 in the Valley View Medical Center. She weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz. She is the granddaughter of Clark and Ora Bohn and the 17th great grandchild for Marietta Bohn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller happy to announce that their Michael R. Fuller, has chosen to Karen Ashdown, daughter of are son, wed Mr. Subscription $2.00 per year $1700 in purses were available at the July race meet. There was a contest to name the meet. Pvt. William Firmage wrote a letter about Army life at Camp San Luis Obispo. Mrs. Press Whornham and children, Ellinor, Frank and Patty spent several days in Salt Lake City. They were accompanied home by THE CITY PRESS ' June 23, 1922 $2.00 year per Subscription Mr. Rollin Ray Tanner of Beaver, who was becoming well known as a poet, was considering running for THE BEAVER PRESS Joly2,1964 Subscription $3.00 per year There was a beautiful picture of Rea Dawn Bradshaw who was selected as Dairy Princess of 1964. Mrs. Lucy Osborne, attendant at the Beaver City Museum and Information Center at the City Park reported that from June 15 to the 30th, 993 people stopped to eat or rest at the park and 218 visited the Museum. There were two groups named the Butterfingers and The Snippy Manderfield News by Ilynn and Mrs. Rodney (Arlene) Nelson and family of Chino, California are visiting with Arlene's parents, Jess and LaPriel Edwards and Arlene's sister and family, LaVar and LaRae Cox. While they are here they will attend a Class Reunion of Rodney's in Logan. Louie Schwob of Moab visited LaVel and Ilynn Saturday, he came to Beaver to attend the Myers wedding. Mrs. Donald Mortensen and two sons of Salt Lake are visiting with her parents, Collis and Verl Bradshaw, her sisters, Patsy Webb and Marilyn Baldwin, also Donald's parents in Beaver. Some Relief Society ladies went to Provo Friday for a work day. Patsy Webb, Glenna Bradshaw, Janette Bettridge and Colleen Bradshaw received some good information for the Ward Relief Society. Gina and Lisa Bradshaw and two girlfriends of Gina's spent the night Saturday night at Mt. Holly and came home Sunday morning. They enjoyed the cool air. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb went to Tabonia, Utah to visit Clyde's parents. His father had an accident and was in the hospital. J$PHattie's f Hints of Beaver l Hattie GreenwoodV 438-234- 2 Tarrrllllgtr, Ptttoi Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Thursday Bible Study 10:00 11:00 6:00 7:00 I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy. Born on the Fourth of July. That is from a song written by George M. Cohan and sung by James Cagney in a movie. It has been sung by a lot of people. Every time it's played I'm glad I'm an American. Gives you a good feeling. Along with a lot of other songs. I am thankful I am an American. Although lots of countries don't like us. Which has been proven many times. The last being the Skyjacking of a TWA plane that was forced to land in Beirut. One young American lost his life. Because he was an A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. Rev. Milton Carr, Guest Speaker, p.m. Service Meeting in Basement of City Library 711 N. Main 438-297- 7 4th of July special Hamburger DeLuxe and Banana Split Senior I 1 1 '''''B It was advised that your car New Arriual ' J Roger D. Olpifl Southern Utah Mortuary Formerly Winterose Southern Utah Mortuary and Burial Plans honored at 100 percent value Serving Beaver County Since 1927 195 North 200 West Beaver 438-220- 1 Reunion we need K Cookers. I'd like to thank the youth who worked with me in the children's play and tell them that it was a privilege to direct them and that I'm proud of Barton ' 4-- Thank You 1945,1906 19a 7 class Reunion Jessica Myers, new daughter of Del and Heather Myers, was a little early for her appointment to be born at Beaver Valley Hospital. Her arrival on June 29, 1985 found her grandfather, Dr. Noal Robinson, who had made a fast return from Salt Lake City, almost late for his delivery appointment with Jessica. She weighed in at 4 lb. 13 oz. and is 17 inches long. Mother, Heather, is home and fine, but Jessica is at Primary Childrens Hospital in Salt Lake City getting a crash course in early survival. She is doing fine and will be home to relatives and friends very soon. She is the first granddaughter of The William Barton Family Assoeight grandchildren for Burton and ciation Family Reunion will be held Leola Myers and the very first at Greenville.-Beave-r on July 19, 20 grandchild for Noal and Linda and 21, 1985. There will be an Robinson. evening meal on, Saturday, July 20. Following will be "a program for ' " progenitors. and photos horioringHheir Many fine articles A '' number of members of the are missing from this week's William Barton Family visited Beaver Press. We will print Nauvoo and Carthage, Illinois and only the number of pages that former family real estate holdings local merchants will help us near Lebanon, Illinois over the weekend of May 23 , 24 , 25 and 26, pay for to bring you local 1985 to to the news and pics each week. 150th pay honor ofand respect anniversary John Barton and Sally Penn Barton's baptism into the American and serving his country. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Thank goodness no more were killed. Saints. John and Sally Penn were the Thank God 39 prisoners were sent parents of William Barton. Family home. Perhaps soon all the prisoners members came from Utah, Idaho, will come home. North Carolina and Pennsylvania, All the yellow ribbons can be Massachusetts. thrown away and never have to be It is expected that approximately used again. 200 people will gather in Greenville-Beave- r, While most of Americans are Utah over the weekend of celebrating Independence Day, let's July 19, 20 and 21 to pay respects to remember the ones still held the Barton Family Progenitors. Many hostage, or are in prison, mainly will be honored at the reunion for because they are Americans. their contributions to the family and One comment I heard was "We the communities in which they like American citizens. We don't like reside. We extend an invitation to all President Reagan. Too bad he wasn't members of the Barton Family. one of the hostages." Bruce Barton, President Remember the Canadian airplane Wm. Barton Family Organization that blew up in the air, killing every one aboard, the baggage that blew up in Japan. Wonder if that was connected with the skyjacking? I wonder if we will ever know the whole truth of the whole hostage drama? May we never again have to go through something like that. Citizens from Milford and Miners-vill- e for furnishing the salads and cake. We appreciate and thank the men who set up tables and put them away for us, J. C. Bedwell, Joe Bell, Earl Sterling, Allan Greenfield and especially Louis Lessing for hauling tables and chairs from the Community Center and anyone else who 1 might have missed. Thanks to the serving committee and those who helped serve, decorate and clean up afterwards, Lenora Swindlehurst, Chairperson, Jessie Ward, Director, Vina Hutch-ingPresident, Kate Bezanson, Secretary and Treasurer, Maurine Sly, Evelyn Gillis, Pat Nelson, Mae Miller, Irene Bedwell, Irma Bell and Evelyn Slater. The program was given by Carol Kesler, J. D. Osborn and Ronald Forrest. They played and sang for us. Selections were "Let Me Call You Sweetheart," "When the Snow is on the Roses," "Always," "Red Roses for a Blue Lady," "Tennessee Waltz," "Have 1 told you Lately that I Love You," "Green, Green Grass of Home," "Cheating Heart," "Release Me," "Anytime," "Silver Haired Daddy of Mine," and "Somewhere My Love." We really enjoyed the dinner and the good turn out of Senior Citizens. Kate Bezanson Secretary and Treasurer their Aunt, Miss Beatrice Hurst of Virginia, who came to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs. A. M. Hurst and her sisters. ' " style preferred. Notice! The Beaver High School classes of 1945, 1946 and 1947 are holding a Class Reunion July 23rd. A fun time is planned, with an early morning breakfast to an evening banquet at the Utah Power and Light Plant in beautiful Beaver Canyon. Any person who attended school between the years of 1933 through 1947 with these classes who has not been contacted, please let us know by contacting Donna Morris in Beaver as soon as possible. s, All Funeral Trusts magnito should be recharged at least once a year. When newly recharged, just a whirl or two of the crank and your engine would start. Want to rent: baby buggy, wicker Recipes Citizen Corner The Beaver Senior Citizens hosted the County dinner on Friday, June 28. We had 81 present for the roast beef dinner. The blessing on the food was given by Dee Stapley. We want to thank the Senior $3 05 Adams. Mr. First Baptist Church Wynn M. Congress. Mrs. Walter Mackerell entertained in honor of her mother, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Eldon Ashdown of Cedar City, Utah. Michael and Karen will exchange vows Saturday, July 6th in the St. George Temple. Michael has filled mission for the LDS Church in the Dublin, Ireland Mission. The couple has attended SUSC in Cedar City and BYU in Provo.they plan to reside and work in Houston, Texas. 1941 The City of Beaver had planned a two day July 4 celebration, but had to scale down their plans because they only collected $147, "Uncle Billy" was given a surprise birthday party for his 90th birthday, "Uncle Billy" was W. J. Cox. Libby's soups included Julienne, Mulligatawney or Oxtail. The County Commission met until midnight, the bulk of their business being complaints of the raise in tax assessments. 438-23- SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $9.50 In Beaver County, Senior Citizen $8.50 Outside Beaver County $12.00 t Jane 19, Jane 23, 1905 Subscription $1.25 per year The Cache Valley Dairy has started something new and fun. They are putting a new recipe for a cheese dish in their ad each week. This week we are featuring "quesadillas" and if you haven't ever had any, you've missed a treat. We would love to have your favorite recipe for a cheese dish to put in the paper, so please do take the time to share it with us. Just call Edith at home evenings or weekends or bring it in to the Press their accomplishments. Special thanks also go to Anona Yardley, Marsha Farnsworth, Janice Foster, Leith DeWeese, Sharon Jones, Gaytha Benson, Ann Martin, Nathan Joseph, Rod Jones, Denise Edwards, The D.U.P., the Civic Arts and of course, our dedicated mothers. Thanks for a job well done! Elizabeth Yardley Quartets to compete Saturday, August 10, at the Beaver County Fair there will be a barbershop quartet contest. With all the talented singers in the county, we expect some great groups. So get your foursome together and start harmonizing. Come to the fair! Randal Banks Randal M. Banks, 96, died July 1, a Milford hospital. He was born July 24, 1888 in Minersville, Utah to Joseph and Pauline Myers Banks, Jr. He married Julia Amelia Burton, June 9, 1909 in Parowan, Utah. The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. She died December 19, 1939. He married Loneva Harris Craw on May 14, 1942 in Pioche, Nevada. She died May 7, 1982. He was a retired pipefitter for UPRR. He is survived by: children, Burton of Kanab; Virginia Beaumont of Beaver; Mrs. David (Dorothy) Morris; Richard; Mrs. T. I. (Jessie) Williams, all of Milford; Robert of Enterprise; Mrs. Dean (Shannon) Caldwell of Salt Lake City; 33 grandchildren, 98 great grandchildren and 38 great great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Minersville LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call Wednesday from 11 a.m. until time of service at the Ward in Minersville Chapel. Burial Cemetery. Services under direction of the Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuary of Milford. 1985 in . Unwind With Exercise Exercise is a buffer between work and home. 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