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Show THE BEAVER PRESS - DEC. 5, 1985 - PAGE Down Memory Lane The following are excerpts from the old flies of 4f The Bearer Press The Beaver Press. THE WEEKLY PRESS Jan. 5, 1906 Subscription $1.25 per year J. A. Hutchings was reprimanded by the judge for allowing the "Married Folks Dance" to continue past the legal time of closing. There were several deaths from Scarletina. Barton was elected Mayor of Beaver. THE CITY PRESS Nov. 3, 1922 Subscription $2.00 per year Four deer were gotten by the following hunting party: Powell Ipson, Grant Tolton, Ben Merchant, William A. Twitchell and his two sons, William, Jr. and Eddie. Lewis Goodwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goodwin, was caught in a threshing machine while trying to fix it. Fortunately, he only sustained minor injuries, although all his clothes were torn off. Several boys returned from making the movie "Covered Wagon" Wood, Ernest Cooley and Arshel Hollingshead. Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Second Class Postage Paid at Beaver, Utah Publication No. 04700 Business Office Phone JOSEPH A. FAHRLENDER EDITH SWARTZ ELLEN FAHRLENDER 40 ' I East Center St. " ' ft , . ijr " , - - ' ? "S . " - 438-28- Publisher, Editor and Business Manager Meddling Editor COLUMNISTS Esta Warren 438-28- IlynnBradshaw Hattie Greenwood 438-55- Louis Leasing 438-237- 9 438-55- SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $9.50 In Beaver County, Senior Citizen $8.50 Outside Beaver County $12.00 POSTMASTER Advertising Rates on Application Please send form 3579 to Beaver Press, Box Beaver, Utah 84713 - Letter to Yfoe Editor - 351, George, Cedar City. Beaver City, Milford and Fillmore. The city of Delta was swept twice. Yours truly. s Stephen R. Noble District Director Utah Department of Transportation In response to numerous requests from Beaver businesses to have the Utah Department of Transportation clean Beaver's Main Street with the UDOT sweeper truck, and along with reports that the UDOT was sweeping other Southern Utah city streets on a frequent basis. Mayor Robert Christiansen wrote a letter to the Utah Department of Transportation requesting a report on how often city streets in the area are being cleaned and what Beaver City could expect in the future. The following letter is an answer to the Mayor's reques1 Dear Mayor Christiansen: It is the current policy of this district of the Utah Department of Transportation to sweep the main streets of the cities one time each year. This is usually done in the Spring time. During the past year, the following cities were swept one time: St. Dorothy Williams dup Meets Pearl Thompson was hostess to the Dorothy Williams D.U.P Camp Monday evening at her home. There were 13 in attendance. The meeting was conducted by Captain Jackie Nowers. The prayer was given up Chaplain Audrey Hutchings. The Pledge of Alligence was given by the group. Lesson material was presented by lesson leader Molly Tanner on theSaints and their exodus from Mexico. Patrotic music was played by the hostess. Mildred Draper gave a original poem on November. The hostess served refreshments. Fvlanderfield News byllynn Giilins and Pomerinlce Exchange wedding vows Wayne and Merle Gillins of Minersville, Utah, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Cynthia, to Stan Pomerinke, son of Mrs. Penny Yardley of Milford, Utah. Cynthia and Stan will exchange vows Friday, December 6 at 5:00 p.m. in the Minersville L.D.S. Ward Culture Hall. An Open House in their honor will be that evening from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. The bride-to-b- is e Sacrament Meeting Beaver 1st Ward Sacrament meeting was held December 1, 1985 in the Ward Chapel. Bishop Douglas Erickson presiding and Rondo Farrer conducting. Organist, Kathy Riley, Chorister, Sandra Mast. Opening prayer by Judy Erickson. At the Sacrament table, Ron Tucker and Larry Erickson. Sacrament Services Aaronic Priesthood. Babies named: the son of Dirk and Christy Iverson, named Eric Iverson by his father; daughter of Brad and Micky Lynn Fuch was named and blessed Christopher Lynn by her grandfather, Merrill Yardley. Steven Kirksiek was confirmed a member of the church by his father, Sam Kirksiek. Amber Beaumont was confirmed a member of the church by her father, Lee R. Beaumont. Steven and Amber were baptized Saturday by their fathers. Colleen Dotson sustained over cooking in the Relief Society and Susan Smith over the cultural arts. Members expressed their many blessings. Closing prayer by Elizabeth Yardley. Beautiful Shoes at Discount Prices Walk un For Quality and Savings Above Sears FAMILY DISCOUNT SHOE STORE Kl . 0 HI """" H Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuary Formerly Winterose Southern Utah Mortuary All Funeral Trusts and Burial Plans honored at 100 percent value Serving Beaver County Since 1927 Beaver 195 North 200 West riT 1 1 1 1 . rmTr r Tp i Beaver High School. The prospective groom attends Milford High School. The couple will live in Minersville. WHattle's ' I 11 attending and grandchildren at their place for Thanksgiving day. They were Merrill and Joyce Moody of Salt Lake City and all their children; Janyce and Sherman Myers of Milford and their children; Sherman and Sharon Bradshaw and their children of Beaver; Sheila and David Roberts of Beaver, and Debbie and her husband. The other members of the family were unable to come because of the weather. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Myers of Milford were also with them. LaVel and Ilynn had 21 for dinner. They were Gary and Hazel and their children, Jason and Jared; Mai Ling Stevens and two children, Kellan and Megan all of West Valley City. June and Verl Johnson, Brian and Robert of Grantsville. Utah; Randy and Colleen Bradshaw and Gina, Paula, Malena, Sharln, Kiley and Richie; Our daughter, Rachel and Mel Cox Last Sunday and Monday night a were unable to make it, they got to Bear Valley and skidded off the road group of children put on a program at Hill-to- p apartments and also at along with three other cars so they the Citizens Center. Senior the got turned around and went home The first number on the program and called us. They were disthree Thanksgiving songs sang were better but so were and we, appointed by six little girls. They were: Amy safe than sorry. Oakden, Kristen Marchant, Tandi Gctts, Robyn Evans, Faun Bradshaw and Hailey White. The second number was by Cherie Reusch and Ember White, they clogged to See article lor names of winners "Bobbie Sue." Chariee Christopher-so- n in our Grand Opening Drawing told a Thanksgiving story. Steve Ruesch played his grandma's little harp. He played "My Country Tis of Thee" and Yankee Doodle." Bonnie Ruesch gave a reading about Thanksgiving. After they finished Monday night at the Senior Citizens Center, Sam Johnson gave each one of the children a dollar. The children Now enjoyed putting this show on as much as the people enjoyed seeing it. A special thank you to all the children who participated in this program. Also thanks to Peggy Ruesch for accompanying them on the piano! 35 children Mr. and Mrs. LaVoy Maycock had Thanksgiving dinner with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Maycock of Minersville, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Collis Bradshaw and all their families had Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Webb in Magna, Utah. Guests present were Clyde and Patsy Webb and family; Brent and Marilyn Baldwin and family; Bob and Janet Douglas and family of Washington; Suzanne and Donald Mortenson and family of Salt Lake City; Joe and Nona Bradshaw and family of Tooele, Utah. There was a total of 35 family members. They all got to talk to Elder LaVon Webb, the missionary son of Clyde and Patsy Webb. He is living in Colorado. Some of the guests stayed until Saturday. Verle and Collis came home on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Derald Joseph and family had Thanksgiving dinner with Linda's parents at Summit, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. LaVarCox had their mother, Laperil Edwards and their children from Enterprise, Utah for the week-enMr. and Mrs. Ray Bradshaw had THE BEAVER PRESS November 13, 1941 Subscription $2.00 per year Homer D. Thompson was elected Mayor of Beaver. The children of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tolton held a celebration to honor Paice. Capt. Martha Beaumont gave a lesson on "What Drama has done for the West" and read a story Hints Hattie cup prepared mincemeat cup orange marmalade pineapple preserves 13 cup unsifted flour 2 tablespoons sugar 2 13 or 12 teaspoon ground cinnamon 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, softened egg yolk plus 1 tablespoon water, 1 beaten Let dough rise until almost doubled. Stretch and roll dough to 18 x 8 inch rectangle. In small bowl, combine mincemeat and marmalade, spread filling to within 1 inch of edge. Beginning with longest side, roll dough in jelly roll fashion; pinch along seam to seal. Form into ring; pinch open ends together. Place on greased baking sheet with seam side down. Cut slashes 1 inch apart and 23 of the way to center. Turn each slice on it's side to show the filling. Cover and let rise until almost doubled in size. In small bowl, combine flour, sugar and cinnamon. Cut in butter until mixture is crumbly. Brush dough with egg wash. Sprinkle on the topping. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 25 minutes, checking 12 Mary Mary Lou Burt Nielsen, age 50, of Kingston, died November 26, 1985, in a Salt Lake City hospital of cancer. Born June 26, 1935 in Beaver, Utah to Herman and Loreta Skougard Burt. Married Donald Gordon Stearts, 1954. Later divorced. Married Arthur W. Nielsen, October 6, 1968 in Pioche, Nevada. She was employed at the El Bambi Cafe in Beaver for many years. Lived in Kingston for the past 17 years. Member LDS Church. Survivors: husband, Kingston; one daughter and four sons, Mrs. Evan (Lessy) Sudweeks, Kingston; James Mint Stearts, Mark Gordon Stearts, and Patrick Alan Stearts, all of St. George; Lance Greg Stearts, Carson Mrs. City, Nevada; Robert (Debbie) Crosby, and Clint Pollock, both of Panguitch; Dandy Pollock, Vernal; sixteen grandchildren; mother, Loreta Burt, Beaver; brothers and sister. Bob Burt, California; "Hal Burt, and Bill Burt both of Beaver; Mrs. Bob (Betty) Bonner, Minersville. Preceded in death by a daughter, Penny Dee Stearts. Funeral services were November 30th in the Circleville 2nd Ward step-childre- Chapel. Interment 4 & New Arrival lory and Karla Gnrr of Bountiful are happy to announce the arrival of a baby boy born November 11, 1985 at Lakeview Hospital, Bountiful, Utah. He weighed 7 lbs. 1 oz., 19 12 inches long and his name is Morgan Tyler Gurr. His grandparents are Ren and Yvonne Moss of Beaver, Utah, and Heber and Colleen Gurr, also of Beaver, presently serving in the Texas Dallas Mission. Senior Citizen Kingston The Senior Citizens Christmas party will be held on December 13, 1985 at 85 East Center Street. If you would like to come, call in your reservations by Thursday, December 12, to Jessie Ward, 9 or Pat Nelson, Bring your own dishes. We are putting a quilt on so could use some help quilting on it. Anyone that quilts is welcome to come. 438-287- 438-525- Thank you. KateBezanson Fri.,Dec. 6th Turkey Soup (Veggies) Cheese Set Salad Hot Bread Rice Pudding Mon.,Dec. 9th Chicken and Rice Casserole Green Beans Carrot Salad Hot Bread Blueberry Cream Dessert Wed., Dec. 11th Meat Loaf Macaroni and Cheese Green Salad Hot Bread Cherry Crisp Fri.,Dec. 13th Baked Ham Applesauce Set Salad Green Peas Hot Rolls Carrot Pudding A & A 6 4 FUDGE AND CHOCOLATES Christmas Plates and Boxes Available Just in time for the Holidays! The best bargain in town! Try it before you buy it CO 4 4 Utah. Funeral services were held November 23. 1985 at the Roger D. Olpin Southern Utah Mortuaries Chapel with Kirt Jones conducting. Pallbearers were Sam Hutchings, Fay Ashworth, Mike Ashworth, Alan Hutchings, Jeff Ashworth and Doug Albrccht. Flowers under the direction of The Beaver Third Ward Relief 438 - 2658 Lund's Christmas Sale Society. Family prayer was given by Sam Mulchings, nephew. Prelude and I'ostlude music by Lois White. Opening prayer by Paul SkcemT Musical selection by J.D. Osborn. Obituary by Susan Albrccht, niece, and the Speaker was Alan Hutchings, nephew. Closing prayer was by Jerry Higlcy. Interment in Mountain View Cemetery, Beaver. Dedication of the Grave by Tracy Kirk ham. OPEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER G tOO P.M. Everything 20 Off Except Levi Denims Thank You , 4-- All Different Kinds of Homemade Delia J. Gillies Soule', died November 20, 1985 in Milford, Utah. Born January 5, 1892 in Beaver, Sincerely, Hannabell Kirkham Nina Hall Nola Cartwright in Cemetery. elia soule' Funeral We arc grateful for the sympathy and concern shown to us at the time of our sister, Delia Soulc's 'death. Also for the beautiful flowers, the food and comforting words. Burt L. Nielsen way through for browning. If browning too fast, lightly cover with aluminum foil last half of baking. Remove to wire rack. Serve warm. ' THE BEAVER PRESS November 12, 1964 Subscription $3.00 per year Beaver's team was on a winning streak and took Parowan 13-of Beaver The Mello-Tone- s York the at Club, Supper performed accompanied by Janet Smith. They were also asked to sing at the Teogra Restaurant where a violinist and a guitarist accompanied them. Floyd Yardley and Jerry Limb got the "I Dare You Award" from Rea Dawn Bradshaw is to represent Beaver County in the Dairy Princess finals. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaVel Bradshaw. Corner GreenwoorTxj 1 438-220- 1 ITI'V 111111111 1Trrr n Thanksgiving is over and now we start getting ready for Christmas. Never mind New Years, if we get through Christmas, New Years is a snap. Breads, rolls, coffee cake are a nice gift to give to friends that you want to remember. Gifts from the kitchen are special. It makes you feel good that someone took the time to cook just for you. These are my suggestions for some easy breads and goodies; MINCEMEAT COFFEE CAKE loaf frozen bread dough, thawed 1 their parents' 80th birthdays. Mr. Tolton was born Nov. 14, 1861 in Ephraim and Mrs. Tolton was born Nov. 17, 1861 in Spanish Fork. The Belknap Camp of the DUP held a meeting at the home of Martha "Drama in Beaver" by Elizabeth. Neilsen. No Gift Wrapping Available Between 6 and 8 p.m. i We Give i Christmas Bonus Coupons 21 N. Main, Beaver 438-22- 51 & |
