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Show THE BEAVER 20, PRESS-JU- LY ii-TIi- 1989-PA- 2 GE Chitchat Bvawr Pivss e USPS 047-40- 0 r By Esta 438-286- 9 James Anderson Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah Beaver Press Second Class Postage Paid At Beaver, Utah By The Throw a smile at someone make both of you feel better! - 40 E. Center St., Beaver, Utah Business Office Phone (801) James Harold Anderson, 86, died July 13, 1989 in the Beaver Valley Hospital. He was born December it'll 438-28- Publisher Lisa Yardley Mary Dell Corral Mabel DuVall Editor Business Manager 9 9 5 Rhoda Sullivan Louis Lessing Mel Osborn Soon!? 9 438-23- Sports Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $12 In Beaver County, Senior Citizen $10 Outside Beaver County $15 Out of Country $17 - - POSTMASTER: Please send Change of Address to: The Beaver Press, P. O. Box 351 , Beaver, UT 84713 . Book Club y I By Pearl Thompson On July 12, 1989 Mrs. Bernice Allgood was the hostecs at her home for the members of the Beaver Book Club. This being the 50th year we ' recalled some memories. It has been a very pleasant experience over the years of variety programs. The membership still remains at twelve but twenty four or more of the charming members have left the club for various reasons. We were so delighted to have a member with us who was one of the original founders of the club, Mrs. Arvilla Swindlehurst. One of our most memorable programs we can recall was when each of us took up the history of our parents. There were various good books that were reviewed. Various ones came to the club and gave us travelogues of their trips, overseas as well as here in America and other nice programs. Then there were the Christmas parties and summer parties with our husbands. We had a trip to Frisco which we were so fortunate to have a member, Alta Hickman, whose parents had a store there in the early boom days of Frisco, who went along to help us know the area better. We came back to Milford to have our lunch on the tables in the park which we will never forget, and well remember. How that wind did blow. And that is what life is made up of, memories. Mrs. Vilda Esplin was a special guest and a most delightful luncheon was served. New Arrival Chancey Nicole Gale was born to Chyrisse Jones and Bryce Gale on Father's Day, June 18, 1989 at 9:19 a.m. She weighed 7 lbs. 7 ozs. and was 19 inches long. Her grandparents are Betty Jones of Vancouver, Washington, F.E. (Whitey) Jones of Crescent City, California, and Maurine Gale of Beaver. Utah. filter 24th Of July Ham Dinner . V Tho lb Trimminnc lllll jU r I I I I At The Armory 11:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Carol and Rex Carter have enjoyed visits with their children and families this past week. Home to be with their folks were Susan and Corry Payne and daughters, Brielle and Kendal, of Dallas, Texas and Michelle and Mark Carter and sons, Chesley, Cole and Reagan, of St. George. Miss Kristy Bess is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. May Atkin, this summer. Our love and best wishes go to May at this sad time as she recovers the strength and vitality we know and love her for. "It's a wonder why some of the businesses on Main Street haven't noticed the tall weeds in front of their places. n The family had a at Mrs. Ronella Griffiths' home last week. There to help put in a new floor were Laurie and Keith C and children, Cally, Casey, and Colton of Delta, Bob Osborn and Monique and Jess Osborn of Springville, Russell Osborn, of Provo, and Michelle and Mike Osborn and daughter, Desiree, of work-reunio- Mapleton. We're sorry to hear that Terry Levering broke her left wrist in an accident on a up Indian Creek. She has surgery on the wrist, Monday, at the Cedar Hospital. Terry helps take care of us here at the Geriatric Ward and we hope she is soon back with us. "Valerie and Allen Rust and family have entertained a lot of company as their daughter, Lisa, prepared to leave on her mission. Visiting at the Rust home this past week were Susan Beyer, of Sandy, Brian Mills, of Boise, Idaho, Louise and Dale Wilson, of Morgan, and Mary and DeWayne McMullin, of four-wheel- er Midvale. Have you noticed how attractive and cozy everything looks at the home of Helen and Karl Hutchinson? $3.00 A Person $12.00 A Family kindnesses. Mr. & Mrs. Duane Yardley Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Yardley Mr. and Mrs. William Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Yardley Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Yardley Manderfield News -- On July 8, 1989 Lois Jones of Hooper, Utah, was in charge of the Christensen reunion. Veone Patterson of Richfield and Ilynn Bradshaw of Beaver are Lois' sisters. Other family members all met in the Gunnison Park. We had a good time together. The young ones went swimming. Lynn and Glenna and family, Randy and Colleen and family, Mibi and Jonathan Bradshaw of Hawaii, Lucille Christensen, Elaine Harris of Gunnison, Donna and family of Salt Dick and Darlene Peterson of Richfield were all together and we enjoyed being together with lots of things to do and plenty to eat. Ilynn i V Beaver Civic Arts Summer Theater Productions Ike, J rVestComedy Assured -- iN 7r r Acts 3 ) ( i S OTCotuut i Beaver 0era I fou.se M IVivvt. TlVfcl'IS: t rtti r Nr,i-- tih M7I I l,l.l,id,V,ir Lv Julie Dawn Marshall To Wed Todd Chris Christensen Christen R. Marshall and Connie C. Marshall are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Julie Dawn Marshall to Todd Chris Christensen, son of Stephen and Jeanne Christensen on Friday, July 21, 1989. They request the pleasure of your company at a wedding New Arrival Julius and Dorla Wight are proud to announce the arrival of their baby boy. He weighed 5 lbs. 13 ozs. and is 18 inches long. His name is Jesse Kade. He is welcomed home by his sister Roxanne. Grandparents are V. Lee and Dixie Oertle of Beaver and Delphine and Gordon Ford, Jr. of Beaver. Great grandparents are Virgil and Alice Oertle of Beaver and Martha Jones, also of Beaver. fifty-thre- Roberta and LeRois Stephens, of Salt Lake, are enjoying a twenty- one day tour of L.D.S. historical sites in the Eastern States. Roberta won the tour from a Salt Iake radio station. After visiting Palmyra and D.C., the Stephens' Washington, will visit with their daughter and family, Marcia and Glen Nelson, of and attend some Manhattan, Broadway shows. IeKois is the son of Mrs. Delora Stephens of Adamsville. The Armory is on Beaver's Main Street f Hildreth May Myers Marshall, 86, loving mother, grandmother and sister passed away at her home in Minersville, Utah on July 10, 1989. She was born February 6, 1903 in Minersville, Utah to Moroni and Harriet Bradshaw Myers. She Goldwin married Marshall February 10, 1921 in the St. George LDS Temple. She was preceded in death by her husband on December 4, 1983, a daughter Mrs. Geraldine Lanphere, a grandson Brent and a great grandson Brandon. She was a member of the LDS church and served in the Relief Society, Sunday School and loved the children she taught in the Primary. Survivors: sons and daughters, Mrs. Gene (Gladys) Pitchforth of Murray, Utah, Lee, Hayward and Kent, all of Minersville, Utah, Mrs. Brinkerhoff of Dan (LuReej Fillmore, Utah, Mrs. Helen Stubbs of Mesa, Arizona and Mrs. Ralph (Maxine) Bailey of Kaysville, Utah; twenty-nin- e grandchildren e and great sisters'Mrs. Daisel ; grandchildren; (Wilma) Davis of Minersville, Utah and Mrs. Clair (Helen) Gillins of ......... Milford, Utah, ,. : Funeral services were held July r LDS 14,., 1989 in the Minersville Ward Chapel. Interment was in the 'Minersville Cemetery, Minersville, Utah. The Vie Yardley Family would like to thank you for your thought-fulnes- s during our time of loss. We sincerely appreciate your many Everyone Is Welcome! Come And Enjoy A Delicious Home - Cooked Meal; With Your Friends & Family (Without Cooking & Cleaning Up) James Hildreth Marshall Thank You -- Utah to Beaver, Thomas and Ida Elizabeth Thompson Anderson. He married Miriam Adair September 8, 1926 in the St. George LDS Temple. He was preceded in death by his wife and son William Edwin. He was a very active member of the LDS church serving as Bishop of the Paragonah Ward and working in the St. George LDS Temple for many years. He Leader enjoyed working as a and Hunter Safety instructor for the Utah Fish and Game Department for many years. Survivors are sons and daughters, Mrs. James (Yovonne) Low and Mrs. Iwis (Miriam) Limb, both of Beaver, Utah, James A. of Kanab, Utah and LaMar B. Bokel Germany; sixteen grandchildren and thirty-nin- e great grandchildren; brothers and sisters, Zona Myers, Leola Limb, Acel Gillis, and Jay Gillies, all of Beaver, Utah, Elmo Gillis of Springville, Utah and Lor-n- a Carlow of Salt Lake City, Utah. Funeral services were held July 15, 1989 in the Paragonah LDS Ward chapel. Interment in the Paragonah Cemetery. tainly an improvement, especially at the swimming pool. But one can't tell the sidewalk from the street because the grass and weeds are too overgrown. It would make all the new streetwork more effective if the city got the mower busy! COLUMNISTS Esta Warren Ilynn Bradshaw Hattie Greenwood 30, 1901 in The new and extended black-to- p the city has laid around town is cer- and family are in charge of the next reunion. "Lynn Bradshaw took his family Mibi and Jonathan Bradshaw to Manti for the Mormon Miracle Pageant Friday evening. Collis and Verl Bradshaw took their two grandsons that have been staying with them for 2 weeks to Provo on Wednesday and their parents were there to take them home. Their parents are Donald and Susannc Mortensen. They were happy to see the little boys. Mr. and Mis. Chad Johnson s visited at Bret and Deni.se place last week. 'Gary and Hazel Bradshaw came from West Valley City on Friday They were on their way tuu reimioii with Hazel's parent, Nurinan and Audrey Hutching. Brad-shaw- Lucile Smith Lucile Rogerson Smith, born June Beaver, Utah, to Milton S. Rogerson and Martha Jane Grimshaw, died July 11, 1939 in Washington, D.C. She was married 28, 1902 in to Jesse R. Smith. Funeral services were held July 14, 1989. Interment was in the Oakley Cemetery, Oakley, Utah. Bishop Brent Cederloff conducted. The pallbearers were Robbie Barrus, Thomas M. Rogerson, Ieon Heaps, Bart C. Warner, Keith Homer and David L. Wilkinson. Honorary pallbearers were Orval W. Jr. Adams, Randolph Happy Birthday 1 Year Old Thank You A special thank you to all the friends and family who attended the very happy occassion of our daughter Jennine's marriage to Mike at the Clubhouse on Saturday. and Hernandez The Corrals families have been friends for 30 years and are now united in family. To share our happiness with so many friends heightened our joy Thanks to Carma Lindsay ant Jolene Heslington for helping so diligently, you will always be family. Thanks to Don and Kathy Baggs for providing chairs and serving from beginning to end. Our appreciation to Roger Kesler and Greg Pearson for the music. Lenore Joseph and Linda Eyre and Romayne Miller for filling the nut cups and being wherever they were needed, Wade and Susan Yardley for keeping refreshments cold as well as being Jennine's friends. To Jetta Davies who performed the ceremony with a combination of wit that was inand reverence spirational. To all our many friends and family in Beaver, Milford, St. George, Salt Lake City and California. You made all of us "Cry Happy". We felt we truly belonged. Jesse Keirsten Lynn Nusink celebrated her first birthday on June 16, 1989. She is the daughter of Shaun and Holly Nusink of Beaver. Her grandparents are Bryce Gale and Jeanne Caldwell of Beaver, John James Nusink of Orem, Utah, and Eulalia Nusink of Salem, Her Oregon. are Ruben and Emily Dotson of Minersville and Maurine Gale of Beaver, and Julia Dot Tolman of Santaguin, Utah. ts New Arrival Grim- shaw, Henry Grimshaw, Glen Norman Grimshaw, Palmer, Richard Pond and Donald J. Tuttle. The Family Prayer was given by Peter C. Ottosen. Prelude music by Robert Cundick and Postlude music was By Robert Cundick. Invocation was given by Dr. Clark Young. Speakers were M. Kenneth Roger-so- n and Elder David B. H.iight. The Benediction was given by Paul Grimshaw and the Dedication of the Grave was given by J. Russell Homer. reception held in their honor that evening from 8.00 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. at the Minersville Ward Cultural Hall, Minersville, Utah. Dancing and Program at 9:30 p.m. Due to postal error everyone is invited. E. Long OR KM - Jesse E, Long, 70, died July 10, 1989 in Provo. Born July 1, 1919 in Provo to Jesse Ernest and Ester Orowther Long. Married Mary Moody in Her-forTexas, solomnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They were later divorced. Married Louise Johnson Hotchkiss, November 23, 1972 in Milford, Utah. He was a Beaver School District educator and admin- istrator for 35 years. Survived by his wife, Orem; two sons, William Long, Monticcllo; and Jesse Ernest Iong m, Montrose, n Colorado; Ule E. Hotchstep-so- CHARLES and JENNIFER YARDLEY are pleased with the arrival of their fourth daughter. She arrived Tuesday, July 11, 1989 at the Beaver Valley Hospital. She weighed 9 lbs. 6V2 ozs. Her name is Krista. She was welcomed home by her sisters Mariah, Laraine and Vanessa. Her grandparents are Bruce and Rachel Smith and her great grandparents are Lionel and Reva kiss, Belling, Michigan; Mrs. David L. (Sandra) Kimber, West Jordan, nine grand-childre- nine n; and Smith of Circleville. Lifeslizl ,i'y Realty Ron strand 81-43Broker 8 2987 Karma Anderson Sales Agent bui-o-oo- o BEAVER: Urge 2 Story Home, is on Utah Historical Register. Perfect for Bed & Breakfast on 4 ApartmenU. Block from Main Street. arge Yard 1 Acres miles North of Beaver. Some Water Rights Owner Motivated. Lots 1.25 - 3 From 13 acre to acres - zoned Residential Terms Available - ELK MEADOWS AREA: 1 BedLoft, 1 Bath Condos, Fireplace, $32,000 2 Bed, 1 Bath, 1 2 Bed, 2 1 Bed, 1 Furnished, Fireplace, Furnished $ 55,000 Bath, Furnished, Terms, $74,500 Bath, Loft, Furnished, Terms, $115,000 Bath, Excellent Terms, $42,000 BedLoft, three mother, Orem; sisters, Mrs. James R.(Cleo) Martin, Chico, California; and a brother, Richard C. Long, Orem. Funeral services were held Wednesday, July 19, Hillcrcst 5th Ward in Orem, intennent in the Provo City Cemetery. MJIMM0DQOQO 20 d, 2 Office Located on North Side of the Highway 153. Office hours 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. |
