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Show THE BEAVER r PRESS-DECEM- 18, BER 1986-PA- 2 GE Chit Chat ATIie 'Beaver Press When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, when the road you're trudging seems all up hill. When the funds are low and the debts are high, and you want to smile, but you have to sigh, when care is pressing you down a bit. Rest, if you must but don't you quit. Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Second Class Postage Paid at Beaver, Utah Publication No. 047400 Business Office Phone JOSEPH A. FAHRLENDER 40 East Center St. 438-289- 1 Publisher, Business Manager Editor and Lisa Yardley COLUMNISTS Esta Warren 438-28- Ilynn Bradshaw Hattie Greenwood 438-55- 438-553- 5 Louis Lessing 438-237- 9 SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN BEAVER COUNTY $6.00 IN BEAVER COUNTY, SENIOR CITIZEN $5.00 OUTSIDE BEAVER COUNTY $7.50 OUT OF COUNTRY $8.50 KUSTMAM'HiK fieasesenaroniiOTaiUDeavei ricao, uuajji, Beaver, Utah Inn 4jp, Paradise till""! 84713 Influenza A nd Vaccine This Week's Specials: Thursday Dec. 18 Friday Dec. 19 Saturday Dec. 20 Sunday Dee. 21 Monday Dec. 22 Tuesday Dec. 23 Crab Newburg Beef Chow Mein Swedish Meatballs Liver & Onions Ham cassarole Dec. 24 Wednesday Beef stroganoff Come In And Visit Our C3FTSKOP For The Entire Gifts Family See Our New Selection Of Beaver N. Int. Sweatshirts Fillmore n. Int. 438-546- 4 743-541- 433-245- 743-689- 1 Monovalent Influenza A vaccine, as ATaiwan, pro-- . vides protection against ' a new influenza that has caused outbreaks among children and young adults in Asia. It is now available at Southwest Health Departments. Recommendations are for high risk individuals under the age of 35. Those under the age of 35 have not been exposed to this virus and will have developed no immunity to it. Those especially suffering from asthma, heart disease, diabetes and other chronic illness should consider taking the vaccine. News releases indicate that several cases have now been diagnosed in the United States. Persons who should not be vaccinated are those who have had an anaphylatic sensitivity to eggs. Persons ill with a fever should not be vaccinated. Children age 12 or younger who have never received any kind of influenza vaccine should receive two doses, one month apart. If a child or adult has received Trivalent flu vaccine this year then one dose of Taiwan vaccine four weeks or more after that injection is recommended. For more information call your local Health Department or phy- Beef & Cabbage! Cc-r- n Nephl S. Int. 6230825 623-062- 4 sician.- Items In-Sto- - On SALE mns Cowboy Boots 20 OFF All Childrens 20 Boots OFF Red wing Boots & snoes 10 OFF now until Christmas DAVAC Vacuum Panasonic Model 8320 Tank with Power Nozel Reg. $299.95 NOW $269.95 Located In Dick's Show Repair Panasonic Vacuum Dealer Vacuum Repair Dick's Shoe Repair 50 E. Center 14 438-554- 4 First Baptist Church of Beaver Cooper 438-234- Pastor P. Abrams, Tuesday Bible Study 2 y:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. Sunday Scnooi Morning Worship Evening Worship . . 1:30 P.M. Beaver, Utan 10 South 100 West - - . - . Every week the Press continues me, so if I write the same news twice just read it! I was real happy when Randall and Allyson and their family came and took me with them last night to see the beautiful Christmas decorations all over town. It is worth your time to ride around town and see how many homes and yards are decorated so beautifully, it really gives you the Christmas spirit. King and Donna Morris and I went to Escalante, Utah yesterday to visit with Gil and Jane Becenti and family and to deliver their Christmas presents. Mike and Monti Morris spent the week-en- d in Las Vegas visiting with Larry and Mary Lynn Morris and family and doing some Christmas shopping. Hal and Gloria Murdock and daughter, Cheryl spent the week-entaking care of some business and visiting Hal's mother, Lucille Jense, and his brothers, Joe, Reed, and Dale and their families. I think several Beaver people were in Las Vegas to attend the Rodeo; King and Donna Morris, Bill and Irene Cox, Pat and Lee Ann Joseph enjoyed being there. I went to Las Vegas with them but visited with Darlene Harris where Bill, Irene and I stayed. King and Donna stayed with their son and family, Dr. Larry and Mary Lynn Morris. Sara Black was in St. George recently to have surgery on her feet. She said it was real painful but she is improving nicely. I was real happy when I came home yesterday and found a beautiful Christmas card and potted Poinsettia from my grandson, Ronald Cox Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lamoreaux of Paragonah visited with their daughter and family, Joe and Gaytha Benson and attended the Delano Diamonds Christmas Concert on December 15th. Gaytha is a member of the chorus. We attended it and the Diamonds and other special numbers did a marvelous job. If you didn't go you really missed something. Richard and Gerri Carter and family were in St. George Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Johnson, Gerri's mother. Vie Yardley and . the Merrill Yardley-- . family,, all attended , the' Greenville Sacrament meeting Sunday, December 14, 1986 when Charles Yardley was sustained as President of the Elders Quorum with Merrill Yardley and Ray Abriel as counselors. Merrill is Vie's son. Arlo and Ila Messinger spenf Thanksgiving in Chino, California with their son Jerry and Judy Messinger and their four children, Ryan, Joshua, Heather and John. Dale and Ann Messinger Christiansen and two daughters, Jennifer and Melinda came over from Tucson and visited with the family from Wednesday evening until Sunday. Ila's sister, Nella Copelin, invited the families to a delicious dinner at her home in Fullerton on Friday evening. Saturday the families went down to San Pedro to the Cabrillo Marine Museum where they were able to see and touch the various sea animals and handle the whale bones, They enjoyed gathering the sea shells on the beach and the basket lunch by the waves. On Monday morning Arlo and Ila drove to Tucson to spend a few days with Ann's family before returning home. On the way they visited the nuclear power plant that is south of Interstate 10 on the way to Tucson. The plant uses the 140,000 acre feet of effluent per year that comes from the Phoenix sewer system through 9 foot diameter pipe. On the way home they visited with Ila's sister, Lucille Farr, in Phoenix, and then on home. They report the weather was beautiful during the daytime, but required sweaters in the evenings. Margaret Miller of West Valley City visited her mother, Elleanor Grev over the week-end also described MMM1I 4382869 By Esta j...... J...... Southern Utah Mortuary Funeral Trusts and Burial Plans honored at 100 percent value Serving Beaver County Since 1927 Beaver 195 North 200 West rmmri TmTl'lTOl',"l',',r'TiiTlTiT,,'lTlf,T'TI'r'''" & f Major Robert D. Baker Promoted To Lt. Colonel Major Robert D. Bakei nas oeen selected for promotion to the rank of Lt. Colonel in the United States Air Force. He is presently stationed at Homestead Air Force Base, south of Miami, Florida, where he is the Operations Officer for the water survival school for all pilots. He will By Matt Barton assume his new rank sometime this This past Friday and Saturday the summer. Beaver Basketball team had two He and his wife, Kathleen, and They played well in both. The their five children are living in games. wrestling team had a match on Naranja, Florida. On Sunday, Deand a tournament on cember 14th Robert was set apart as Thursday second councilor in the Bishopric of Saturday. Last Friday the mighty Beaver the Homestead First Ward of the basketball team traveled to St. Miami Florida Stake. George where they faced a tough Major Baker graduated from Pine view squad. Pineview played a Beaver High School and received an defense pressuring the Beaver tough appointment to the Air Force all the way up the court. Beaver held Academy in Colorado. He graduated tough and made a good game of it in 1971, then went to Big Springs, were defeated but Texas, where he earned his wings at On Saturday Beaver traveled to Webb Air Force Base. After special an out of Bryce Valley. They played and training he flew the excellent game defensively Charleston, S.C. to many bases offensively. LaDell Eyre paced the throughout the world. team with 29 points. Good job. Robert decided that he would take Last Thursday evening the wrestadvantage of more schooling at this lers traveled to Kanab. They time and was sent by the Air Force to wrestled very well. The J.V. the University of Arizona where he The Varsity rolled Fredonia 63-graduated in 1978 with a Masters Kanab only losing one match. over Degree in Urban Planning. Stationed On Saturday the wrestlers traveled at Norton Air Force Base in the Enterprise Tournament. The to California he became involved in the did a great job and walked away team MX missile program. with the team gold with 205 Vi team Before accepting his present points. Good job. assignment in Florida, Major Baker This week the wrestlers host was a pilot instructor at Laughlin.Air. on Thursday night at 7;00 ""Enterprise jwce Base in Del Rio, Texas for p.m.JYbjle Jhe Basketball team haf a several years"."'"'' t, tournament .Friday and Saturday at '" He is the son of Gordon and Estelle .. S.U.S.C. in the Centrum. Good luck. Baker. Beaver Tracks 79-6- . C-1- - f- ' -- Come Into Rick's And Get Your Fingers Fixed! Now Open Nails By Toni Christmas Special water Tips With Manicure Acrylic Reg. $8.50 NOW $7.00 Reg. $22.50 NOW $20.00 Come In And Check Out The Nail Art ELK MEADOWS IN SO. UTAH M Mi Session Elsie And Annabell Hales Formerly Winterose Southern Utah Mortuary All his grandfather home after spending Thanksgiving with his daughters and family in the Salt Lake area. Mr. and Mrs. Norma Hutchings spent some time in Monroe taking care of their son, Russell Hutchings family. Russell and his wife were in Salt Lake for Russell to have heart surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lessing had all their family members home during the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brown attended a convention in Las Vegas recently. Mrs. Lois Bullock of Cedar City visited her mother, Itha Lindsay Saturday and attended the Parowan Beaver Basketball game. Don and Glenna Stevens brought their mother, Beatrice E. Spendlove to Beaver from Roseburg, Oregon to spend 12 days over the Thanksgiving holidays. She visited her daughter, Maria in Cedar City, Ned and family in Beaver and brothers, Pershing and Len Erickson. She sold her home to Brian Hanley and moved to Oregon last April to live with her daughter, Glenna Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ruesch and Anita and Jerry Roberts were in Salt Lake for Thanksgiving at the home of their daughters, Rachell Ruesch and Peggy Ann. The day after Thanksgiving, November '28th, 1986 Peggy Ann Ruesch and William D.A. Breeman were married at the home of Sandy and Lynn Clayburn, 537 E. Jene Drive, Sandy, Utah. It was a lovely ceremony with a small open house following the ceremony. Mr. Breeman works for Continental Steel Corporation. Peggy Ann is a typesetter at Associated Food Stores in Salt Lake. They will be making their home in Sandy, Utah., Mr. and, Mrs. Randy Ruesph a'n4 family of Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stevens from Roseburg, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Garth Bohn from Cedar City were there for the ceremony, as well as other family members and close friends and neighbors. Ken and Thelma Barton have recently returned home following a weeks vacation in Sun City, Arizona. Their daughter ' June and her husband Dell Jensen, of Salt Lake accompanied them. Thelma says that it was great for them to be able to sit in the back seat and to relax, knowing that they had two good pilots. While there, they visited Cullen and Dixie Barton. Cullen is Ken's nephew and he will be remembered as the son of John P, and Nell Barton (deceased). They were well known, long time residents of our town. Thelma was happy to see her sister, Lucille Williams, and her husband feeling pretty well. It was over 3 years ago that she had seen them. At that time they were visiting in Beaver and were critically injured The in an automobile accident. affects have lingered on for them. While there, sister, Lucille and her family prepared a delicious turkey dinner. Among the guests were their son, Gordon Williams and his wife, Bobbie, and son and daughter from California. Also attending were Cullen and Dixie Barton, Jane and Dell Jensen, Ken and Thelma Barton and Lucille and Ralph Williams. The weather was good, as it always is, at this time of the year in Arizona. The Dell Webb retirement cities, Sun ity and the new Sun City West, are the cleanest, most beautiful cities one can ask for, Thelma said. A Tribute To T1ggg Roger D. Olpin Arizona. Chet Linton of Kaysville brought niniwn.rinrinrrniin uir Kj "Kathleen Farnsworth will leave this week to spend the winter with her children. She will go to Logan to visit Bill and his family then to Mesa, Arizona to stay with Allen and Bobby and family. Brent and Marsha Farnsworth were real happy to have so many of their out of town relatives visit them and attend Sacrament meeting when they had their little son named and blessed. Martha Paice has been in Provo, Utah for a week with her daughter, Ileen Olsen Harris and family. She attended several Sessions in the Provo Temple. On December 5, 1986, Ileen's youngest daughter, Julie Olsen and Doug Honey of Orem, Utah were married in the Salt Lake Temple. Family members attending were Martha Paice, Erma and Aldon Nelson, Lucille Strong, Leon and Alta Paice. They also attended the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yardley spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moyes and family in Phoenix, 438-220- 1111111 it 1 The Beaver Library has been given a four year membership to the Utah State Historical Society in fond memory of Elsie and Annabelle Hales. includes a The membership subscription to the "Utah Historical Quarterly", which will be available soon at the library. Both Miss Elsie and Miss Annabell Hales were interested in history, and were of great help to Linda Bonar when she the historical, was researching architecture in Beaver and the work of the stonemason, Thomas Frazer. The gift was made by Linda Bonar and John Stratton. There is also a copy of Ms. Bonar's master's thesis in the library, which discusses the work of Thomas Frazer. Per person. $250 per family. passes, unlimited a, y use. Includes Mount Hollv. D D D - 3090 586 ur mail coupon with payment Name D 0 Address . 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