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Show DECEMSER 7, 1603 -P- AGE 2 THE BEAVER PRESS Press 5 By Esta USPS 047400 Published Every Thursday at Beaver, Utah By The Beaver Press Second Class Postage Paid At Beaver, Utah Business Office 40 Phone Publisher .................Editor Business Manager 438-286- 9 ... 438-550- 9 438-553- 5 438-536- 9 438-237- 9 SP01"3 Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATES $10 Out of Country -$- 17 POSTMASTER: Please send Change of Address to: The Beaver Press, P. O. Box 351, Beaver, UT 84713 sat Accidental Discovery May End Obesity calorie Suppresses George Elmo (Pete) Gillies of Springville, Utah is celebrating his eightieth birthday. An open house be held Saturday, December 9th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Springville Stake Center, 245 South East, Springville, Utah. Friends and family are invited to join him for this will t'. occasion The oldest of nine children, Elmo was born'in Beaver, Utah December 7," 1909, to Geoxge Burton and Ida Elizabeth1 Thompson', Gillies. His brothers, and sisters , are, Zona Myers, Leola Limb, Ace. Noal (decease), and Jay Gillies of Beaver: Xorna Carlow of Salt Lake City; tw brothers who 'itied 'when they wore small children; Warren and Emer Gillies and Jirrjt and LaMar Anderson; Thelma Robison, Verle Mollerup and Ogretta Anderson who died,as a child. On October 24, 1931 Jeneva Shipp and Elmo were married and to this union four children were born: Shirley Rockwood, Lindon; Rene Taylor, Orem; Deanna Kowacich, ,! half-sister- s, Roosevelt and Bonner Gillies, Springville, Utah. Their posterity includes 18 grandchildren and 28 Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti Temple July 12, 1956. Elmo has continued g his commitment to the IDS Church by serving in various Responsibilities and currently serves is a High Priest. Farming he was born to, and fanner he will be regardless of what he has to do to earn a living. In those early days, not owning a car, truck or tractor, he worked on his father's farm using horses, plows and wagons. These experiences taught him how to handle hard work and long hours. In addition to farming, Elmo has worked as a rancher, miner, sheepherder, post and wood cutter, Beaver City policeman, high school custodian, State road maintenance worker, and milk route life-lon- for the Beaver Maid Creamery (bought his first truck for this). When the creamery closed, he worked on construction until an opportunity came to work at Geneva Steel. In January of 1950, Elmo moved his family to Springville, Utah and started working in the Open Hearth Division of Geneva Steel. After 25 years of service, he retired on January 28, 1975 as a crane operator. acre spot in A three-quartSpringville (still a farmer, small though it is) affords him the opportunity to pasture a horse to ride (his great love next to that of his family) and raise a garden. His driver hobbies include deer hunting, fishing, leather tooling and braiding bridle reins, halters and hacka-more- proud father, grandfather and He has a gentle, fair and honest is a soul and giving r. maa. Cord Of Thanks Thank you Dear Secret Friends who left the beautiful plate of goodies at my door. I love you. . . : i, 4 FUralLee two-wee- s ' y- use. m t Norman H. Bangerter Utah State Governor il6 State Capitol " ' . methods. 3000 is reasonably priced at $19.95 for a supply and $38.95 for a suroly.PtSsttse and handling is $3. TISA, MyC, AMEX and ODD orders are accerlrd. To order call Cal-Ba- n or purchase locally at Beaver United Drug, 31 N. Main St. Beaver, UT. Call today to begin the pleasant transformation from fat and flab to the slender firm body you wand If you fail to achieve a major weight loss you may return the empty bottle within 30 days for a 100 refund. The Senior Citizen's Christmas Dinner will be held Friday, December 15, 1989 at the Senior Citizen's Center. Those wanting to come should call in to Pat ftelson at 7 or Lenore Swindlehurst at 438-525- 5 or the Senior Citizen's 3 Center at by Thursday, December 14th for reservations. The drawing for the quilt will be held during the dinner. We want to thank Dick and Sue Davis and Val and Eleanor Beeson for the entertainment on Thanksgiving. We really enjoyed it. We will be giving butter and cemmeal to Senior Citizen's on Friday, December 8, 1989 from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the Senior Citizen's Center. Kate Bezanson, Secretary 438-225- 438-531- Basketball BEAVER FRESHMEN BEAVER 73 DELTA 54 BEAVER 64PAROWAN 32 The Freshmen have 4 wins and no losses. BEAVER JUNIOR VARSITY BEAVER 64 DELTA 66 BEAVER 83PAR0WAN 43 The Junior Varsity has 3 wins and lloss. BEAVER VARSITY BEAVER 53 PAROWAN 39 BEAVER 64 DELTA 78 Beaver Varsity has 3 wins and lots. , 4219--83r- Street d Edmonton, Alberta T6K-1C- 8 Canada Elder Gary Brown Perpetuo Socorra 44, 5d, 27003 Lugo, Spain Elder Gary Erickson Box 338 Cebu City 6000 Philippines Elder Ryan Yardley Gwang Wha Moon P.O. Box 210 2 Seoul, Korea Sister Beth Ann Cox 406 N. 5th St. 3 Ironson, Ohio 45638 Elder Brad Harris 1400 Abort Rd. 460 E. Lansing, MI 48823 1 . 1 Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Governor Bangerter: This letter is in protest for Utah State Division of Wildlife Resources citation number '112344 issued by conservation officer number 162 believed to be named L. Edward Liese (signature illegible) for speeding on an interstate highway . While traveling south on Interstate 15 in Iron county in my small compact car with the flow of traffic I suddenly became aware of a dark large heavy truck approaching to push me off the road. I was feared for my life that I was being attacked by bandits. I thought the dark heavy truck was going to pass. I slowed to allow the truck to pass but he was determined not to. Rather than pass, the driver chose to follow, approaching 20 feet from the rear bumper of my small compact car. I was afraid to stop for fear that I would be robbed or my mother would be harmed. At that point I felt that if I increased my speed the marauding vehicle would not pursue. However as I increased speed, the dark large heavy truck came closer to my bumper. This unsafe chase continued for 3 miles. At that point, I noticed that the driver of the dark large heavy truck turned on some strange flashing lights in the front grill of his truck. Was this a belated Halloween trick or a law enforcement officer of some sort? I stopped not knowing that this was an official officer of the law. The dark large heavy truck stopped behind flashing strange unfamiliar lights. Looking at the front of the truck from the inside of my car, there wis no visual identification as a law enforcement vehicle. A small man exited and announced himself as a game warden and proceeded to write me a citation for speeding on the federal interstate highway. 1 was not speeding. I was forced to increase the speed of my small compact car to escape the threat of the dark large heavy truck. The principle of this letter is to object to the State of Utah for giving jurisdiction to game wardens not qualified or trained to enforce trafffic laws on interstate highways. Highway patrolmen are trained professionals and do not use unsafe tricks such as chasing a motorist to force him to speed. The duties of a game warden should be to protect our wildlife resources and arrest violators thereof. Not to harass the freedom of United States citizens. Elder David Albrecht Erney Road Elder Steve Albrecht P.O.Box58,NakiAlofa Tonga, South Pacific Elder Joe Kelsey 4525 Hancock Rd. Chattenooga, TN 37416 SEPSEQ714914-WBloco A S110 Elder Barry Marshall 86 Durand Road Maplewood, NJ 07040 Elder Charles K.Alsup 8162 Columbia Road Olmstead Falls, OH 44138 L. Great-grandm- a, Bernice Black of Beaver Keneth and and Elva Christensen of Richfield, Utah. ' "Christmas Gift Ideas" See our newly arrived ( Christmas Gift Bargains . vt ' t( Mh JoozcaraveiiefarxwayRii corpus christi. Texas 78415 "V " i Elder Travis Dalton Ichinoseli-shi- , Minami Horyo 0 Foburu Moniwa 202, T021 Japan 11-2- Veli'john Webster .'.'! "He 'i-- Elder Charles David White . Bedford Farms Bid, 6,. v?V ,' 03102-217- ' 4 .V i 4 v ' "" 1 I i I , i Wellfon, Arizona 65356 ! f Mm nffoH . a A k. i J cJO Dm ' ' Elder Andy Jones 2016 E. Washington HI Joliet, 111. 60433 V. Elder John Kerksiek 708 Polk, Apt. 120 Arlington, TX 76011 ' For Your Last Minute Shopping Try Sky west TV " frQ'e.. ' television TapGS ft i CB Martin Radl r-Ipl Blasters Stereos Elder Daniel Marshall 306 N.W. State 3 Arkeny, LA 50021 We Have Electronics Elder Darren Davis 107 Pine Danville, 111. Elder Ryan Marshall 13550 Cambridge Apt. 110 Southgate, Michigan 48195 Elder Jared Harris 1661 Portage Ave. Suite 306 Winnipeg, Manatoba R'jJ 3T7 Canada Microwave Ovens 60 E. Center- - Beaver Elder Shay Goff Mission Beige De Bruxelles 87 Boulevard Brand Whitlock, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgique NOTICE Elder Ron Tucker 12 3711 Fletcher Los Angeles, CA. 90065 Elder Von Christiansen Taiwan Taichung Mission 498-1- 1 Tuchuan Rd. Taichung, Taiwan 40415 Republic of China Elder Rodney Roberts Missionary Training Center 2005 N. 900 E. Provo, Utah 84604 2 Sister Lisa Rust Wheel CRT Hillard, Ohio 43026 5571 Mill Elder and Sister Ken Knight Walnut Carthage, III. 62321 301 Livestock Producers ll" Marketing Association Membership Meeting to be held at Salina Auction Barn. Tuesday, December 19, 1989 10:00 a.m. The purpose of the meeting is to nominate and elect a director from this area to the Board of Dimnfnr: nt . m : ! !v Y Wade OakdenA.P, 261 Durango, Durango, CP. 34,000 Mexico Departure Date-Fe- b. i i & nimafe r aiso a special Discounted Sale On Selected Shirts Q -- I Elder Doug Blackburn, M P n Rw 077 Including Sweat Shirts; Belt Buckles I Kanjpkatu 3, 53100 Lappeenranta ..'-- Her grandparents are Eldie and Nella Black, Claude and Thelma Goodwin and Ray and Anna Lou Walbeck, all of Beaver. !. Elder Kendall Nephi Condi e t' Bedfprd.NH stone, Pasadena, Texas. NGoiuto el eat Elder Michael Breinholt 413 N. College St. Neosho, MO 64850 ,V nine-thirt- RUSSELL and BRENDA GOODWIN are proud to announce the birth of their little girl, Mashaun, on the 1st Of December, 1989 at the Beaver Valley Hospital. We weighed 7 lbs. and was 20 inches long. She will be welcomed home by her two sisters CEP 70390 Lane Limb Caixa Postal 91 Santiago-R- S Brazil, South America 97700 J! You are cordially invited to attend a reception in their honor that evening from seven to ten o'clock in the Beaver 1st, 2nd, 5th Ward, L.D.S. Church, 50 N. 100 W. Program at Open House, December 15, 1989, Pasadena 1st Ward, 4202 Yellow- New Arrival ' 5 , Brasilia-DF- Teresa Harris To Wed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter, Teresa to Roger Vasquez, son of Pauline Vasquez and Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Vasquez on Saturday, the ninth of December Nineteen hundred and eighty-nin- e in the St. George Temple at the 9:25 a.m. Session. Dover, PA 17315 Elder Dean Weldert I liLRoger VasquezyJ Guatemala, Guatemala C.A. Respectfully, Alfred J. Morinll LaRee E. Morin Passenger witness KfiSL Elder Patrick Kilbourne Postal Apartado332-- 1455 J i 110-60- SuomiFinland , t The formula is rrfarketed" in capsule form in the United States under the trade name Cal-Ba- n 3000. A firm located in Tampa, Florida, has exclusive North American distribution rights. A review of the customer files of this company revealed the names of hundreds of people who have lost as much as 20. 40 or 80 or more pounds overall with Cal-Ba- n 3000. This appears to be a .golden opportunity Tor people who are plagued by fat and cellulite that they can t seem to lose by conventional lone-ter- '. Letter To Editor A significant portion of the calo . rics lngcsuxi thedutestive! body has to get energy to i lost cataieaLso it starts to 1 faL which can result in, rand ha weight' Ios& Clinical.. te5rag;,b verified the, safety of this formulaf s. Elmo Gillies, above all, is a hard worker, loving husband, and a absorptioa SWEDEN-Medi- cal researchers at the University of Kuopio, in Finland, have discovered (accidentally) a new weight-los- s formula. The new discovery appears to enable an overweight individual to lose pounds and fatty tissue without conventional dieting or exercise. Scientists made the discovery while searching for a formula to lower cholesterol. In a controlled study of a test group of people, cholesterol levels remained unchanged but the doctors were astounded to find that every patient who used the formula lost weight. The published report of this study stated, "A highly significant decrease in body weight was seen" in patients who received the formula. The formula was then tested at another prestigious European university, hospital. Again, all patients lost weight even though they did not change their eating habits. The report detailing this study, published in the British Journal of Nutrition, stated: "Body weight was significantly reduced even though the patients were specifically asked not to alter their dietary habits". One patient in this study lost more than 30 pounds. According to one informed source, the active ingredient comes from a 100 natural botanical source and or stimulmts. When contans taken before mMtirrie' it tonds with the food yttifeatartd'MicVs, 'calos Birthday Elder Matthew Barton yw while er In Beaver County $12 In Beaver County, Senior Citizen Outside Beaver County $15 Elmo Gillies To Celebrate 80th 9 It's beginning to look alot like Christmas in Beaver. Many homes have already got their lights and decorations up and they surely add pleasure to an evening ride around . town. This is a lovely holiday tradition that enhances the season for everyone. 'Several people have asked me for copies of the Beaver High School Song ("All Hail To You, Our Alma Mater"). I suggest that these folks ask, or write to Carol Kesler, at Beaver High School. I think she can help you. Amy Yardley, senior at B.H.S., has a scholarship at Stevens-HennagCollege in Provo, where she will be studying secretarial skills. Amy is the daughter of Sarah and Robert Yardley. Laurel and Joe Fotheringham, of Spanish Fork, will be leaving later this month for a temple mission in Johannesburg, South Africa. The Fotheringhams and Golda Murray, of Mapleton, drove to Beaver, where Ellaleen Cartwright joined them for a trip to Las Vegas, where they had a family reunion at the home of Vera and Warren Waters. While in Las Vegas the family all enjoyed a tour through the new temple. For Thanksgiving, Gerri and Brent Cartwright, of Salt Lake, tood Brent's mother, Ellaleen, to Enterprise where they enjoyed dinner and a visit with Gerri's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Twitchell. Mrs. Beth Puffer would like to thank her."secret" granddaughter for the delightful and delicious gifts she has been receiving. Mrs. Jim (Beth) Morgan is home again and much improved after spending a week in the hospital. Max Smith, of Indianola, and his mother, Mrs. Romona Smith, of Orem, were overnight guests of Sam Cox, last Sunday. The Smiths were returning from a trip to Las Vegas. Mildred and Roy Yardley are home after a warm and enjoyable k vacation in Phoenix. The Yardleys were visiting with their daughter, Susan and Jay Moyes and their eight children. Roy also had a , good time attending the races there. If you're wondering what to give someone for Christmas, I'd suggest you give a copy of "Monuments to most informative and Courage"--- a interesting history of Beaver Count- COLUMNISTS Esta Warren Dynn Bradshaw Hattie Greenwood Rhoda Sullivan Louis Lessing Dick DeAnnitt Addresses ' 438-28- Lisa Yardley Mary Dell Corral Mabel DuVall. 433-2SS- Ufa la what happeaa to E. 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