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Show THE BEAVER PRESS The History of the Beaver Valley Hospital by Melvyn Osborn hospital. Brett arrived at 10:20 a.m. September 4, 1966. By Chitchat carol riorris, Elbert Brian Esta 438-286- 9 ooooooooooooo Roma Hollingshead spent a week visiting with her daughter and family, David and Jill Bcnnion. She LAUREL CHRISTIANSEN poses with her new son, Brett, who was the first baby bom at the Beaver Valley Hospital on September 4, 1966. Dr. E. Terry Henrie (Continued from last week...) Although Dr. McQuarrie was retired for one year, he agreed to assist Dr. Henrie with operations and to serve' as a consultant at the hospital. Dr. Christiansen, who was a dentist in Milford, was the hospital's first anaesthetist. Mrs. Erma Davenport was selected as the first Beaver She City Hospital administrator. resigned one month later and returned to St. George, due partly to health reasons. At 7:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 11, Eddie Rich became the first patient at the new Beaver Valley Hospital. He had his tonsils removed and was released that evening. Eight other patients were admitted to the hospital from August 1 1 to 16. Kimberlee Ann Willyard, daughter of Pvt. and Mrs. Reed Willyard. was born September 5, 1966 at 1:02 p.m. Kimberlee was the first girl born at the Beaver Valley Hospital. At 8:25 a.m. on the morning of November 19, 1966 Mrs. Shirley Morris gave birth to a 3 lb. 8 oz. baby girl; at 8:34 a.m. she delivered a 5 lb. 5 34 oz. baby boy. Shirley and Ray Morris became the first parents of the first set of twins to be born in the Beaver Valley Hospital. Mrs. Erma Davenport was replaced by Robert G. Dye in October 1966. His wife, Nancy, worked as a registered nurse at the Beaver Valley Hospital during their stay in Beaver. Robert graduated from Parkersburg in West Virginia and University Marrietta College. Mr. and Mrs. Dye and their seven children lived in the S. Albert Smith home to the east of town. The Dyes remained in Beaver until February 1967. When they moved, Lee Strong was selected as the new administrator and is currently serving as the administrator. (To be continued next week...) Diabetes EDDIE RICH, first patient at the Beaver Valley Hospital on Aug., 11, 1966. Brett David Christiansen, son oi Mr. and Mrs. John 0. Christiansen, was the first baby to be born at the A Change in The weather The warmest January on record in Southern Utah gave way to a bitter February storm last week. Beaver topped out at a high of 65 degrees on January 29th followed by lows as low as 3 below the following week. Southern Utah has had an extremely mild winter, although the ski areas had enough snow for some great skiing. Local citizens are grateful for the savings on fuel. And Flu Each year type I, insulin dependent diabetes strikes between 7,000-8,00- 0 young people throughout the United States, warns the American Diabetes Association, Utah Affilitate. "Most new cases of this disease develop in children from 5 to 16 years of age, and occur during the flu season," said Glen Steenblik, MSW. "It is especially important to note that during this time of year, the symptoms may be confused with those of flu or gastroenteritis by physicians or hospital emergency personnel," he added. According to the American Diabetes Association, an estimated 4,000 or more children and young adults can be expected to develop diabetes diabethis winter. tes is the most prevalent chronic childhood disease in the United States. Unusual thirst, frequent unination, nausea and rapid weight loss are the major symptoms of this form of the disease, which afflicts some one million American children and adults. "The American Diabetes Association urges that people exhibiting these symptoms should be checked by a qualified physician," emphasized Mr. Steenblik. If diabetes is not detected and treated early, it can result in diabetic coma and death. Mr. Steenblik noted that by alerting the public about the warning signs of diabetes and the need for prompt medical treatment when these symptoms occur, the lives of thousands of children and young adults who develop diabetes each winter and spring can be saved. The American Diabetes Association also warns that people who have diabetes are at greater risk of complications resulting from influenza or pneumonia and urges these individuals to be vaccinated against these diseases. Vaccination against both pneumonia and influenza can now be given with one shot. For more information on diabetes and its treatment, contact the American Diabetes Association, or tollfree Utah Affiliate, Insulin-depende- insulin-depende- ! Happy Valentine's Day i : to and Chris Mom Dad, Nelson. Love always, Nick and Vicki 363-302- ft ns-- ; ;8 ym. awoass :mKUwK Attention Skiers ELK MEADOWS ShlANIMMn,KKLSWT It's your LAST CHANCE to get a $10.00 lift ticket at Mt. HollyElk Meadows. Buy a ski t coupon book which contains ten for passes good any day of the week $100.00. These books are available to Beaver County residents only. all-lif- all-da- tended Jonathan and Amanda, while Jill and David took Jeffrey. Christine and Andrea to Colorado to do some skiing. Cliff and Zola Halsey of Cedar City and Jerry and Lois Atkin of Centerville, Utah visited with Alton and Lcnor Swindlehurst and attended the funeral service for Ennis Atkin. King and Donna Morris and Esta Warren spent Saturday and Sunday in Las Vegas. Larry and Mary Lynn Morris had their little daughter named and blessed Leigh Esta on Sunday, February 2, 1986 in the Las Vegas 25th Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hughes of Mesquite, Nevada and Kent and Tivila Brinkerhoff and family of Cedar City and Bill and Irene Cox (who are spending two months in Overton) all attended Sacrament meeting. After church they all enjoyed dinner at the Morris home. King and Donna and the Hughes and Brinkerhoffs returned to their homes. I stayed and spent three days with Darlene Harris and Glenys Fraley. I spent two nights with Esther Bonnell in Henderson, Nevada. Then Bill and Irene came and took me to Overton to spend two days. We enjoyed going to the Valley of Fire. We took Eugene to Toquerville where he spent the week with his daughter and family, Wayne and Barbara Russ and daughter, Sandy. It was really great to come home after ten days to find a clean house and all of the washing done by your granddaughters, Gloria Murdock and Allyson Cox (thanks a lot) I love you. Anona Swindlehurst is spending a week in St. George with her sister books purchased now honored this ski season and next. Call Janice Foster at 438-503- will be Consumers Guide to Loue and husband, Duane and Hazel Roberts who are spending a month in St. George. Dick and Carol Murdock former Beaver people are leaving soon for an L.D.S. to San Diego, Mission California. Dr. Hal and Gloria Murdock and daughters, Denise, Debbie, Cheryl in and Trisha spent last week-en- d Lay ton, Utah. They came to hear Russell Murdock, son of Reed and By Dennis Hinkamp ; Mc-Mull- in -- r. -- would like to tell you about my grandpa, Collis Edwards Bradshaw. He was born in Beaver, Utah, June 3, 1918 to Henry Lafey and Annie Olevia Edwards Bradshaw. He had fourteen brothers and sisters. He married Verle Williams, March 12, 1941 in Greenville. They have six children: Joe Bradshaw, Bonnie Webb, Patsy Webb, Marilyn Baldwin (my mom) Janet Douglas and Suzanne Mortensen. Some of the friends my grandpa had when he was younger was Boyd Twitchell, LaVarGale, Eldred Smith, Bob Brown and Vivian Edwards. He liked to play "Run Sheep Run" and they also liked to dam up the water in the ditches and go swimming. His most frightening experience was when he was about six years old and he and two of his brothers, Mose and Ray were herding sheep. They had about 300 head of sheep. One day it was raining really hard with a lot of thunder and lightning. They were standing by their horse. Lightning struck close by the horse and knocked the horse down and killed two sheep. His favorite pet when he was a boy ff&y I rC? Sr Wish... Beautiful 400 lb. Female named Lucille needs companion. (No boring boars need apply.) PAGE 3 (ft f) was an old gray mare named Whity, Grandpa and grandma lived in Galeville then moved out to Manderfield where they still live. Grandpa had a farm and cows, and also worked at many different jobs. He hauled milk for Brooklawn Creamery for 13 years. At this time he also had race horses. One time he and my uncle Joe got hurt on the horses so he had to give up hauling milk. He later worked at Sulphur-dalon the railroad, and in uranium mines. He has now managed the Premium Oil Station for 20 years. He enjoys horses, he had a stallion and a mare named named Old Pearl. Old Pearl would bite the dairy cows if they didn't walk fast enough. He likes to watch game shows on T.V. He likes to fish and his favorite place to go is up Indian Creek. He likes to go deer hunting. His favorite food is meat and potatoes. He has 21 grandchildren and 1 e, Rock-N-Ro- ll great grandchild. Grandpa and grandma are really fun to stay with and I love them very much. vouth Basketball scores through 8th grade championship. Purple Flash coached by Kelly Jo Campbell with assistant Billie Stevens: Players: Kristine Spencer 23, Pam Price 11, Neisha Breinholt, Shanna Eyre, Maradie Hugh, Nikki Jones, Heidi Davis, Tammy White and Melissa Holter. Solid Gold coached by Hal Murdock with assistant Cindy Nelson: Players: Calle Hutchings 9, Amy Albrecht 6, Cinthia Marshall 2, Kimberly Walbeck, Cheryl Murdock, and Kim Hutchinson. The following girls were chosen as the All Star Players. No coach was allowed to vote for his own players. Judy Cartwright, Jenny Harris, Calle BEAVER YOUTH BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT February 1st. Saturday Tournament Game 5th & 6th Grade Boys... MAROON WARRIORS 20 ORANGE COMETS 17 YELLOW LAKERS 29 GREEN HORNETS 16 BLUE STARS 29 BLACK KNIGHTS 18 BLUE STARS 18 YELLOW LAKERS 17 The final game for the Championship of the 5th & 6th grade boys was played 6 p.m. between the Blue Stars Hutchings, Jeannette McElroy, Jenny Marshall, Natalie Marshall, and the Maroon Warriors. Pam Price, Kristine Spencer, Kimberly Walbeck, Tammy White and Marci Yardley. 7th & 8th Grade Boys Championship MAROON WARRIORS 38 BLUE STARS 16 Maroon Warriors coached by Shad Randy Cox with assistant, Bradshaw: Players: Ben Dalton 26, Jason Bradshaw 6, Darrell Christen-se4, Jeremy Bradshaw 2, Cory Bishop, Scott Cox, Travis Dotson, Reed Dalton and Troy Fails. Blue Stars coached by Craig Bruce Willden with assistant, Williams: Players; Brady Fails 8, Willy Dalton 3, Jonthan Alford 2, Joe Yardley 2, Clay Williams 1, Matt GREEN SHAMROCKS 52 BLUE BOMBERS 51 This was the only loss for n Willden, RED RUNNING UTES42 YELLOW JACKETS 27 The Championship Game was won by the GREEN SHAMROCKS 30 RED RUNNING UTES 20 The Green Shamrocks were coached by Roger Murdock: Players: Scott Kerksiek 12, Ronald Yardley 7, Goeff Murdock 6, Richard Yardley 3, Danny Foreman, Cody Black, Ryan Bradshaw 2. The Red Running Utes coached by Ray Abriel: Players: Brady Eyre 8, Chris Lee 6, Brandon Lee 4, Brandon Draper 2, Curtis Strong, Robert Dean. The 7th and 8th grade boys All Star Team was selected by Stats only. All 12 boys received a plaque. Curtis Lee was selected as the outstanding M.V.P. Shawn Bishop, Brandon Draper, Brady Eyre, Tyler Fails, Jared Goff. Travis Hugh, Scott Kersiek, Chris Lee, Geoff Murdock, Jose Ramirez. Ben Robinson and Curtis Strong. A special award was given to Ray Abriel. coach of the Red Running Utes. for the coach of the year. A special plaque was given to Chris Branvall who was in charge of all of the referees. A plaque was given to Richard DeArmitt as program director and a plaque to Leonard Foster as assistant program director. Special thanks to Virginia Bradshaw and Loradelle DeArmitt for all of their typing during the season. Jeremy Thomas, Joey Williams, Trent Bradshaw. The Maroon Warriors won the 5th and 6th grade boys Championship in the Tournament. The following 5th and 6th grade boys were voted by the coaches as the All Star Players. No coach was allowed to vote for his own players. Clint Albrecht, Jason Bradshaw, Scott Cox, Ben Dalton, William Dalton, Brady Fails, Paul Foster, Jared Hollingshead, Mark Hubbel, Doug Humphrey, Chris Lessings, John Marshall, Josh Marshall, Cody Morgan, Jared Price, Nathan Robinson, and Jeremy Thomas. 5th through 8th Grade Girls Tournament Games PURPLE FLASH 21 BLUE ANGELS 16 (won in over time) This was the first loss of the season for the Blue Angel team. SOLID GOLD 23 RED BURNERS 11 The Championship game was between the Solid Gold and Purple Flash. PURPLE FLASH 34 SOLID GOLD 17 This game was for the girls 5th up to 12 Off on Valentino Gifts valentine scene Velvet Roses That Look Shakers Like just Real Ones $2.99 Valentine $1.25 each Decorated Dolls $2.99 99 cents Plush valentine Dears to put on a Dud vase Valentine Dears $1.49 $2.99 And so much more. ..Come on out and see what we have! bggiugf NmsGvy 502 S. 2C3 W. 450-225- 4 i the season for the Blue Bombers. Duckets Valentine's Day it - by Natalie Baldwin Consumer Information Writer d ill f 1 So it is almost Valentine's Day and you are thinking about throwing caution to the wind, yielding to your romantic impulses, following your heart, etc. Before you jump into anything, remember that the logical consumer of love first weighs all the pros and cons of the situation. Charlotte Murdock give his mission Pro: According to statistics on life report in Sacrament meeting. He has expectancy, being an unmarried been in Puson, Korea for two years. male can knock 3,500 days off your The last year he worked with the life expectancy. For women, the cost deaf. Reed and Charlotte pspent two of being unmarried is 1 ,600 days. weeks with him. They toured Korea Con: The three most dangerous and really enjoyed themselves, the sources of stress, according to Korean people were very friendly. medical statistics, are 1) death of After Sacrament meeting the Murspouse, 2) divorce and 3) marital dock family enjoyed a delicious separation. The simple act of getting dinner and a great time visiting. married is itself the seventh leading Visiting this past week with Carl cause of stress. and Jessie Ward were Seth and Pro: Aside from getting older, Colleen Norris of Draper, Utah. They getting married is one of the few came to attend the funeral of things that will lower your car Franklin Ashworth and for Beaver's insurance rates. Con: If you have teenagers who Birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baldwin drive, your car insurance rates will and Mrs. Thelma Baldwin spent the be among the highest of all week-enin Beaver visiting at the categories. home of Don and Carene Baldwin Pro: Two people living together and Mrs. Sue Baldwin and Scott. The can generally live proportionally family enjoyed dining at the more cheaply than two living Timberline Cafe. separately. Bill and Irene Cox are in Beaver Con: Two living together generally spending a few days for business and leads to more. The average cost of to visit their family. They are raising a child to age 18 is $40,866. Pro: If you get married you get all spending some time in Overton, Nevada. sorts of small appliances, dishes, Please call your news either to me flatware and monogrammed stuff. or the Beaver Press. Let us know Con: The average wedding in the what your family is doing. Make the United States costs $2,800. Nothing paper more interesting. compared with Japan, though, where I was really thrilled when I heard the average cost is $22,000. Mrs. Lindman, the owner of the Stag Pro: People who just "live Motel, invited all of the relatives that together" can avoid all wedding were here to attend the funeral for costs. Ennis Atkin, to stay at the motel free. Con: Nobody will know what to call What a lovely gesture Mrs. Lindman. your arrangement. The current most Annabel! Hales and Ruby popular euphemism used by the U.S. have both had this terrible flu Census Bureau is POSSLQ (Persons that has been going around. They are of the opposite sex sharing living staying with Arlo and Ila Messinger quarters). Pro: If you get married you won't where they can have help in getting over it. They are improving and on have to spend much time alone. The the way to recovery. average married couple spends at Lois White is a patient in the St. least half their free time together. Con: You won't have much to talk George Hospital where she will have about, though. Time use studies major surgery. Kelly Bradshaw has been confined reveal that the average American in the Beaver Hospital with a severe couple spends only about 20 minutes case of flu. a week on conversation. Mrs. Mildred Yardlcy returned home after spending two weeks with with their her daughter, Susan Moyes and spending the week-en- d parents, Ella and Bill Firmage in family of Phoenix, Arizona. They Southern California and enjoying the welcomed a new son to the family, Trcavor David Moycs. He has one sunshine. Mrs. Phylis Myers is recuperating brother, Jason and four sisters, Melissa, Tiffani, Amber and Ashlec. in the Cedar City Hospital after The grandparents arc Roy and having major surgery. Beth Dean was taken to the Mildred Yardlcy and Ivan and Mac Moycs of Murtaugh, Idaho. hospital in St. George for observation Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dotson arc after having problems with her heart. Buy now before they are no longer available. This offer will not be repeated at this price. Coupon Carol Jean Nowcrs Morris and Elbert Roe Brian exchanged wedding vows Friday, January 31, 1986 at 6:00 p.m. Carol and Elbert were united in marriage by Bishop Clark Smith at the bride's home in Beaver. Natalie Jean Morris was the maid of honor. Shawn Brian and Stoney Morris were the ushers. Witnesses to the marriage were Roe Brian (Elbert's father) and S.K. Nowers (Carol's father). The bride looked beautiful in a cream and beige dress trimmed in lace, with a peach and while rose corsage. The groom was dressed in a light brown tuxedo with a peach rose boutonniere. After the ceremony pictures were The taken by Elbert's brother-in-lacouple will make their home in Cedar City. They have four children by previous marriages, Shawn and Kason Brian and Stoney and Natalie Morris. Everyone was invited to a wedding dinner at the Timberline Restaurant after the ceremony. Family and friends that attended were: S.K. and Bonnie Nowers, Roe and Delia Brian, Mike Nowers, Douglas and Lynn Nowers and family, Holli, Brandon and Brett, Roger and Jill Nowers and family, Sheree, Preston, Kyle and Chaney, Charlene Taylor, Carvel and Marilyn Harworth, Delia Nowers, Gerald and Jackie Nowers, Greg and Michele Smith, Abe and Margaret Boyle, Bob and Laura Nowers, Paul and Peggy Mecham, Bill and Gerry Bradshaw, Norman and Audrey Hutchings, Calvin Hutchings. Jetta Barnes, Bernice Ashley, Janet Horton, Rodney Bradshaw, Cecil and Bea Willden, Roger and Arda Cox, Karma Atkin, Beth Caldwell and Bishop Clark and Carol Smith. FEB. 13, 1986 A Married Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. Never spend your money before you have it, poverty is hard, but debt Is horrible. - r t i |
