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Show I THE BEAVER PRESSDECEMBER 10, 198- 7- PAGE 2 WTlie Wearer Press 047-40- 438-28- . .Publisher GEORGE A. RICH LISA YARDLEY Editor & COLUMNISTS Business Manager Esta Warren 438-28- 69 Sam Cox Contributing Editor Ilynn Bradsbaw Hattle Greenwood Rhoda Sullivan Louis Leasing 438-55438-55438-53438-23- SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN BEAVER COUNTY $12.00 IN BEAVER COUNTY, SENIOR CITIZEN $10.00 OUTSIDE BEAVER COUNTY $15.00 OUT OF COUNTRY $17.00 POSTMASTER - Please Send Change Of Address To The Beaver Press, Box 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 fj 1 PROFESSIONAL 1 See Katie at 6419 W. 21st South Salt Lake City, Utah 84044 'I J-- si, 2 v I We now have an office in Salt Lake City I p TSenior DRIVERS i Or call collect at ' ,0 Bet ,he ,ac,s about the best PAY 2 MILES BENEFITS & bonuses AND EQUIPMENT J 9 TEAMS ENCOURAGED FREYMILLER' ctruckihg, mci E.O.E. I StBrMgetsj Catholic Church I 5 : K: . c Father Valine Services j Milord Sunday 9:00 ajn. y- 210 y ' j - I j5 V V y Q Sunday Pink Cliffs 4 j a.m. Entrance To 11:00 y ji Bryce Canyon --- -- oeaver Church Thomas B. Johnson, Pastor 586-710- 3 Every Sunduy 11:30 A.M. New Location OlpJn Building 50 W. 100 N. Monday School 3:30 P.M. Beaver Lodge Motel 43G-26S- 2 355 5. Main First Baptist Church Of Beaver Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening norsnip A Cooper P.M. Monday Night Bible Study 7:00 P.M. 11 l.A U7AlnnmAl P. Abrams, Pastor 438-234- 2 10 We would like to correct the date we put in the paper last week. Our Senior Citizen's Christmas Dinner will be on the 18th of December. You must sign up no later than Thursday, December 17th. No one can come if they haven't signed up by the 17th. There will be a lovely program. We would like to get more people to come out for our dinners during the week. Vina Hutchings, President Jessie Ward, Director South 100 West Beaver, Utah Hot Bread Gingerbread December 16th Chicken and Biscuit Casserole Minersville The Minersville American Legion will hold their annual Christmas party December 10th at the Elementary School. Lisa Petersen of Park City, Utah is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Scott (Grace) Bealer. Mr. and Mrs. Lee (Colleen) Tennant and family, formerly of Kemmerer, Wyoming, have moved to Minersville and are living in the Lillie Lambson home. Mr. Tennant is employed by UP&L at Roosevelt Hot Springs. They are the parents of 7 children, 3 of whom are attending school here. We'd like to welcome them to our community. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall (Nellie) Hollingshead have been called to serve an 18 month Temple Mission in Hawaii. They will enter the Missionary Training Center on January 6, 1988. They will have their missionary farewell December 27th in the Minersville Ward Church. Brielle, the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal (JoDene) Hollingshead of Monroe, Utah, was blessed Sunday, December 6, 1987 in Monroe. Attending the blessing were Mrs. Marshall (Nellie) Hollingshead and her children, Tamy of Salt Lake City, Katie and her son, Travio, Mrs. and Mrs. Kenneth (Debbie) Hollingshead, and Mr. and Mrs. Chad (Valerie) Hollingshead and family, all of Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd (Doris) Hall of Cedar City, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe (Janette) Hiskey of Richfield, Utah. The officers and teachers of the Minersville Ward Primary held their Christmas Party Tuesday, December 8th. Tii Elder Travis Keith Dalton has been called to the Sendai Japan Mission. He will enter the Missionary Training Center on January 6, 1988. A farewell testimonial will be held in his honor December 27th at 9:30 A.M. in the Beaver 4th Ward L.D.S. Chapel. Elder Dalton is the son of Keith and Marsha Dalton of Beaver. I'm Fine nothing whatever the matter with me, I'm just as healthy as I can be. I have arthritis in both my knees, And when I talk, I talk with a wheeze. There's My pulse is weak, and my blood is thin, But I'm awfully well for the shape I'm in! Arch supports I have for my feet, Or I wouldn't be able to be on the street. Sleep is denied me night after night, And every morning I look a sight. My memory's failing, my head's in a spin, I'm practically living on aspirin, but I'm awfully well for the shape I'm in. The moral is, as this tale we unfold, That for you and me, who are growing old, It's better to say "I'm fine," with a grin, Than to let them know the shape i Author Unknown This was taken from the Operating Engineers Newsletter. We thought you might enjoy It. ' i.f .mj.ij.ixij i i ij i i.i.i.ixi ft p jtttti present and confident in the future; this is to have achieved some f measure of success in living. The holiday decorations cover Main Street and homes all over town are outlined with strings of colored lights and displaying their I beautiful Christmas trees in front windows. December 5th was the birthday of our dear friend, Margery Mackerell, and we want to wish her the very best. Margery has contributed so very much to Beaver for so many years. She is truly one of our local f A y oooooooo m '' - i Slev p.m. December 16th G.A.A. Basketball Valley at Beaver. December 17th 10th Grade Assembly Brent One Year Old treasures. At the finish of Miss Teresa Harris' L.D.S. mission in London, England, her parents, Frank and Freida Harris and sisters, Alisa and Alana, met her there and then toured through Europe for two weeks before returning to Beaver. The Harrises visited in England, Belguim, France, Germany and Switzerland. Now that Teresa is home again she will finish her education at U.S.U., in Logan, beginning in January. Paul and Afton Smith and daughter, Susan Limb, attended the funeral for Vic Savin, in Spanish Fork, last week. Mr. Savin is a Wrestling-Kan- Tyler Brent McMullin celebrated his first birthday- on November 28, 1987. He is the son of Rodd and Kathi McMullin of Minersville. His grandparents are Brent and Janet Smith of Beaver and Jack and Pam McMullin of Minersville. Great grandparents are Daisel and Wilma Basketball-Milfo- Sophomore Valley Delano Diamonds High School " VVrSrnt 01 pin Mortuary ITWHE rl Beaver's Traditional Mortuary "IH a ; Funeral Trusts and Burial Plans honored at 100 percent value 1987-198- Roger D. Olpin 195 North 200 West Rowland Yardley Beaver Randy McDonald 438-220- 1 l) 8 4-- 1 5-- 6 Author Visits .Southwest Utah District Health Department Beaver If you happen to spot a woman downtown passing out blue bumper stickers reading, YOUNG, SOBER, & FREE, you've just seen Shelly Marshall, author of, you guessed it, YOUNG, SOBER, & FREE. Ms. Marshall is on tour across the country with her husband, Leonard, to promote her book and the fact that Harper & Row has just picked it up. "The book's been out for several years and used extensively by 12 step groups and treatment centers in helping young drug addicts and alcoholics recover. But it's just been available through Hazelden Publishing by mail order. Now it can be found in book stores and is available to the public," Ms. Marshall said. "I wrote the book", she continues, "because I was a teenage addict and alcoholic. I abused speed and alcohol and was almost dead by 2i. That was when I joined a 12th step program and began to recover 18 years ago. I now have a BS in drugs and alcohol and have worked in treatment as long as I've been clean and sober." She explained that there are problems unique to the recovery of a young person that someone in their 40's and 50's do not understand-li- ke dating, parties, peer pressure, etc. "The object of being sober," adds Leonard, "is to enjoy life to the fullest, not have your fun end with sobriety." "I want people, young people, to read this. So I stop in every town and pass out bumper stickers and give flyers to the town librarian. "Joan Beal in the Beaver library seemed very interested in ordering the book." she added, "We need more information on this. I get a lot of kids on community service because of drinking". Thank You We express The flu season is upon us. The Southwest District ' ' Health particiDepartment requests citizen ' pation in infulenza surveillance. Anyone who has a sudden onset of fever, temperature greater than 101 , degrees, cough and muscle pain or tenderness is requested to contact your local health department, notifying them that you may have the flu. Although nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, as well as bronchitis, laryngitis and sore throat indicate upper respiratory disease, these symptoms are not classified as influenza. However, the Health Department is equally interested in these symptoms as well. William Coffman, Health Officer for the Five County District, would like to encourage those who have not received an influenza vaccination that there is still time to protect themselves this influenza season. This year's influenza vaccine contains antigens of ATaiwan, ALeningrad and BAnn Arbor strains. These are influenza viruses that are reported by the Centers of Disease Control as being prevalent during the influenza season. Coffman advises immunizing the high risk, such as the elderly and others who may suffer from a complicated case of influenza, including children. The Southwest District Health Department has influenza vaccine available and provides immunization clinics weekly throughout the five county area. Contact your local health department for time and 1987-198- 8 place. our thanks to Sam and Marian Kersiek and family of the Beaver Nursery for the beautiful flocked Christmas tree so generously donated to us. The Geriatric Ward Beaver Valley Hospital Acle and Alice Gillies and Marietta Bohn spent the week of Thanksgiving in Aurora, Colorado visiting their son, Chad and his wife Jelene. While they were there they attended Ramses II and other points of interest Try Our Delicious Popcorn Great Christmas Gift Or Food Storage Item! FREE Sample! Call 4S0-5C7- 2 Denver. 'iiBinwittwiBiru n n fflmL tif IIV flflllYrvfrtltH xltfllk , - - 'liiiVH tin-m i it - -- nil. Ii er By Heather Craw Minersville School, kindergarten through eighth grade, held a Smile Week. Jade Myers, Brenda Weaver, Heidi Davis, Valarie Dutson, Tammy White, and Heidi Holt were the team student body. for the project and they presented WRESTLING SCHEDULE Smile Week. Dec. 10 Piute at Beaver From Monday, November 23 to Dec. 17 Kanab at Beaver Wednesday, November 25, the Jan. 7 Beaver at Enterprise a could to all smiled children get they Jan. 14 Parowan at Beaver smiley sticker! On Wednesday if you Jan. 21 Beaver at Panguitch were sticker and had a smiling you TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE got to play many games and have lots Dec. 5 of fun, but even if you had a sticker Panguitch (16 Team) and were not smiling you got sent to Dec. 12 Enterprise Piute Dec. 19 jail! In jail you carried around Beaver homemade balls and chain. Outside Jan. 9 Milford of jail you got cookies and punch, in Jan. 16 Region Jan. 30-3jail you got bread and water! State Feb. in - Concert-Beav- December 21st National Honor Society Nominees December 22nd Senior Assembly Basketball at Delta December 23rd Senior Ball Movie follows. December 31st New Year's Eve Dance sponsored by n r the ing December 19th Tournament Basketball at South Sevier Forensics Tournament at Moapa (Semi-forma- handsome team of horses, driven by Clyde Webb, that was pulling the sleigh for Santa Claus, last Saturday. Home to visit with me and Sam for the past week-end- , were Darlene Cox Harris and her friend, Karl McAllister, of Las Vegas. Linda and Dave Hair and children, of Las Vegas, were hosts for Linda's , dad, Lee Strong, for the Thanksgiving holidays. LaRae and Dick Nowers were happy to entertain Larry and Beverly N. Patterson and their son and two daughters, of Carlsbab, N.M., for Thanksgiving Day. David and Maurine Cox and. daughter, Marie, were in Beaver, over the week-ento visit with family and friends. The Coxes are now living in Las Vegas. Vickie Healy surely deserves a for the wonderful warm thank-yoChristmas Parade. Vickie was the chairperson for the event. Myrl Lessing returned home from Salt Lake after having back surgery in the St. Mark Hospital. Her son, Dale and family, brought Myrl and. Louis home. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Smith met their s6n',Chris, in' Clevelamd,' Ohio, where he has been serving art L.D.S. Mission for the past two years. 'They then traveled to Minnesota to have ' Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.! and Mrs. Kelly Smith and daughter, Brielle. They all returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yardley spent Thanksgiving with Jay and Susan and family in Phoenix, Moyes Arizona. The young ladies of the Beaver 1st Ward mutual visited in Salt Lake to see the Festival of Trees at the Salt Palace. The Beaver Stake young ladies contributed hundreds of items to be sold on behalf of the Primary Children's Hospital this year. The girls were accompanied by their leaders, Kathy Riley, Marilyn Anderson and Bonnie Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Messinger spent Thanksgiving in Tuscon, at the home of their Arizona daughter, Ann and family. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Yardley spent Thanksgiving in Monroe, Utah with relatives and also in Circleville with Mrs. Yardleys' parents. They recently returned from Phoenix where they went for a convention. Terry Griffith enjoyed having her Michael son and daughter-in-law- , and Barbara of San Diego, California for the Thanksgiving holidays. Arthur and Maxine Fotheringham , were in Germany for six weeks. While they were there daughter, Lisa Pate Dave and welcomed a baby daughter, Ashlie on November 1, 1987 at Landsthle Rigion M.C. They visited Hiedberg Castle, the city of Trier (records show it was there in 1400 B.C. The Romans came in 100 AD and built the fort and walls all around the city, also the Roman baths, Theater Arena, where they held gladiator fights and lions and people were put to death by the sword. We went to Altforweiler where the 204 FA was in 1944. m Dance-Follow- Wrestling-Piu- te Minersville Smile Week It was a J at Beaver December 18th at Beaver rd ab game Davis of Minersville, Jessie Smith, Sherman Carter, and Dora McMullin of Beaver. of Afton. brother-in-la- son-in-la- we're in! December 10th Wrestling Piute at Beaver December 11th 8th Grade Assembly Basketball at Enterprise December 12th ' Wrestling Tour at Enterprise Basketball-Gre- en River at Beaver Forensics at Castledale December 14th Drama Assembly December 15th Chorus Concert in Auditorium at 7:00 To go about your work with pleasure, to greet others with a word of encouragement, to be happy in the u Travis Dalton Called To Mission Cauliflower Green Salad Hot Bread Cherry Crunch iTTrr?rrrCTxynLTJ.7J.iJ.iJ.iJ.rrj.ixiJ.iJ W r December 14th Pork Chops & Applesauce Hash Browns Beets the baby's grandmother, ' A. SENIOR CITIZEN MENU December 11th Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Set Jello Salad (Lime and Pears) Broccoli Garlic Bread Rice Pudding Auxiliary Lutheran 6:00 a J I 1 - Corner Coleslaw ist w. Panguitch: 12: 30 J -- s. ft 387-27- 32 0 ' 6 ft Citizen Mr. and Mrs. Keith Beaumont and family went to Orem to spend the week-en- d shopping and visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Collis Bradshaw and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb and family, also other relatives, are going to Logan, Utah for the wedding of Lavon Collis Webb and Mitzi Jo Mecham on December 11, 1987. The Webbs and other relatives will go to Mountain Home, Idaho for a reception on December 12th. Collis and Verl will return home after the wedding. Colleen Bradshaw and other mutual teachers of the Beaver 2nd Ward took 16 girls to the Festival of Trees in Salt Lake. They stayed to see the Christmas lights turned on at Temple Square. They returned home Saturday night. On Saturday LaPriel Edwards, and LaVar and LaRae Cox went to the St. George Temple. After they went to the musical that Beth Ann was singing with. They really enjoyed the day. It's beginning to look like Christmas in Manderfield with the snow on the ground. Randy and Colleen have pretty lights around their home; Collis and Verl have their Christmas tree up with lots of lights; Albert and Martha Gale have added more things to their place and others are doing things also. LaVel and I went to Richfield on Monday to see my sister, Neone Patterson. Of Events 438-286- 9 tByEsta By Ilynn Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Second Class Postage Paid at Beaver, Utah 0 USPS Business Office - 40 East Center St. Phone BHS Schedule Chit Chat Manderfield News U' tlt m - -- fcl ... ... tnrimVi,.r.ir.r..vr ".-.- tv. iv'U ijihi 1(1 'HI 1 1 |
