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Show PEAVGlPraS3-JANUARYtl,irV-PAG- Chlt Chat Et ' .The Wanw 7Vss Sat USPS . Rhonda McQuarrie of Salt lake with her spent the week-en- d mother, Ina McQuarrie. Mrs. Mary Hauver and two spent the daughters of 047-wX- Published Every Thursday at Bavr, Utah Pratt By The Baavar Second Ctata Pottage Paid At Beaver, Utah Business Office - 40 E. Center St, Beaver, Utah 1 Phone (801) , with her sister-in-laAnona Yardley and family. Blake Smith accompanied his Brent Atkin to the Denver Livestock Show recently. ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Willden of fjyton, Utah were guests of the Cecil Wuldens, their parents. They were here to attend their aunts' . ...... . ...... Publisher .... . ........ ...... ... ..... . Editor: Lisa Yardley. Mary Dell Corral. Mabel OuVall. .............. ...... Butinest Manager COLUMNISTS Esta Warren , Dynn Bradshaw Hattie Greenwood.. Rhoda Sullivan Louis Leasing Mildred Yardley 438-28- funeral services. Merrill Yardley was taken to the after suffering Provo ; Hospital probleu 'S with his heart. Bill Cox has been released from the Provo Hospital and is now home after going through major surgery there. Mrs. Henry Willesen is in a Cedar City Hospital with an illness. Mrs. Ruth Littlefield visited her this past week.' Mr. and Mrs. Hal Lessing spent four days in Spanish Fork on business for the city. Chloe Fillmore visited in Cedar City . the past- week- with her; daughter, Gae Davis and family.' Beaver residents who knew larry and Kathy Call of Afton, Wyoming and lived in Beaver for a long time as the Beaver Seminary teacher, have been called to the Eastern Suites, where Larry will be Mission president over that area. While here in Beaver, they were acsertive iii church and vice n. music and inany activities, we wish thein well on their mission. 438-55- .....V....: 4384635 4384389 438-23- Spot . SUBSCRIPTION 438-222- 7 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. 0. Box 351, Beaver, UT 84713 - .. Beaver Youth Basketball - Military Addrossos January 12, 1991 5th & 6th Grade Boys Gold Nuggets 30 Navy Torpedoes 20 Royal Blue Stars 18 " : Light Blue Thunderbolts 17 Red Flames 27 Orange Comets 12 5th & 6th Grade Giris Blue Angels Purple Jewels 29 GcU Medallions 2S Green Emeralds 7 14 January 12, 1991 7th & 8th Grade Boys Redmen Orange Crush 60 White Warriors Rlack Kings 41 January it, 20 49 25 January 15, 1991 Black Kings 47 January 19; 1991 i Landstuhl, Regional Medical Center APO New York 09180 Dale A. Yardley Box 2292 ' CSSDNMaintDet. IstFFSSG FPO San Francisco, ." '1987.:;'';. She graduated from Belknap Elementary School and the Mur-doc-k Academy. She taught school in Beaver and Star Valley, Wyoming. She served an L.D.S. Mission in the short-barrele- d, Central States. She was an active member of the L.DJS. Church and a member of the Beaver 1st Ward. She held many leadership positions in all the organizations, president of the Stake and Ward YWMIA, also Stake Relief Society president. Member and officer of D.U.P. and Legion Auxiliary. Survived by two sons and one daughter. Dr. Newell E. Warr and Mary Mecham, both of Salt take City and Joseph B. Warr of Casper, Wyoming; 14 grandchildren and 12 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, January 26, 1991 at 11:00 a.m. in the Beaver 1st, 2nd, 5th Ward. The viewing will be held Saturday from 9:00 to 10;30 ajn. at the church. Interment will be in the ML View Cemetery, Beaver, Utah, under the direction of Olpin Mor- Legion. To Whom It May Concern: ; This is in reply to the obviously uninformed letter concerning the Bookmobile. If the writer had taken the time to get the facts straight, she very likely would not have written such a derogatory letter about Income Tax Chock-Of- f For Homeless Music Recitals the Beaver Library. Granted, the library had been allowed to deteriorate to a deplorable condition, but that is being remedied as quickly as possible. Your librarian On any given day 1,501 to 2,5M people are homeless in Utah. The State Homeless Coordinating Comlike to remind mittee, would tftahns about the opportunity to The future Music Recitals will be assist homeless persons. held every third Wednesday at 7:00 can assist Utah taxpayers p.m. Mark the following dates on homeless persons In our state when your calendar and plan to parfiling their ltM Utah income tax returns. A check-of- f on the tax form ticipate. The dates are: . to contribute allows taxpayers February 20, 1991 i. March 20, 1991 .', money from their tax refund to the Homeless Trust Fund. Taxpayers April 17, 1991 who owe additional money may make a contribution by adding it to their tax obligation. Line 2, schedule D, page 2 on the 1 long form, and line 12, page on the short form provide an opportunity for taxpayers to contribute to homeless service. Donations of $1 and greater may be made. was The Income tax check-of- f established by the Utah Legislature in MS. Last year 41,153 Utah taxpayers donated over $395,Mt to help homeless persons. Services funded include emergency by the check-of- f food and shelter, and employment programs, tranBy Rev. W.T. Wagner sitional bousing, and treatment for. Hostilit'es have begun between homeless mentally ill and substance nation.. It is with deep regret that abusers. we, proclaimed Christians, view the destruction of life and property to subdue disruptive and agressive leadership. In the hoars prior to the opening of this conflict people around the Mrs. Audrey Hulchings was world retired from normal pursuits to gather to pray to God as the hostess hi the Dorothy Wiliiiiii-recognised power for good. This lU'.P. Camp Monday evening in nation, as most who proclaim ac- her home. Fourteen members were ceptance of Jesus Christ, have not there to enjoy the evening. Chaplain lived as though we are children of Alice (! lilies gave the opening God. We have tamed aside and prayer and Bonnie Nowers read the followed pleasure, profit and glory! minutes. The pledge of allegiance Bless May God forgive us for our neglect! was given and the song "God Parents are not demanding America" was sung by the memfor their bers. religions ' education The lesson was presented by Ann children as the basis for living in God's world. Nations evidence the Swuidlehurst on early pioneers that belief that they can Ignore God ex- tun e to Utah. The hostess served refreshments cept when they are In trouble. Do we. think He Is our servant at oar to her uuesls at the end of the command? What a stupid and evening. irresponsible attitude tor us who are the beneficiaries of His creation, love and grace! Do we really believe that the power of God can change the The family of Afton Willden world? Why, then, do we not Roberts would like to express our recognise that He can help as to heartfelt thanks to relatives, frienchange oar lives? The Intent of God ds, and neighbors for their many is that all of His children should acts of kindness and service to us have abundant life. For oar good He and our wife and mother during her established the natural tew, not to extended illness and passing. We restrain and control us but to free appreciate the loving care given by and bleu as as we use His laws in Dr. Robinson and Dr. Smith and the our striving to serve each other. If nurses and staff at the Beaver we wfU pray for the safe return of Valley Hospital and also to the our loved ones should we not look Beaver Home Health Care for their inward and decide if we are special care and assistance in listening to His prayer that we caring for mother at home. should return to him? As we need We extend our appreciation to the the love of our children, do we not First Ward Bishopric and Relief know that God wants the love of Society for helping to organize and mankind, his children? If we want n conduct the services and to provide servant God we must be c servant compassionate services. Thanks people. again, one and all. We must awake to the fact that Alton Roberts God does not use a doable standard. Carl & Nancy Roberts He does not demand an eye for an Doug and Diana Roberts eye but love for love; forgiveness David Roberts for forgiveness. It is not too late for Janet and Mark Poulson all men to forsake the gods of Jerry and Anita Roberts materialism, alcoholism, drug abuse, sexual abuse and the other gods that take control of and debase us. Are we God's or not? Do we need him always? Are we willing to The family of Audry Erickson live the life He has provided for us wish to express our appreciation or only when we are in dire stress and sincere thanks to all the will we beg Him for favors? ' relatives, friends and neighbors God wants us to put Him first who gave their love and support love. to It oar is free choice through our mother and granduring recognise Him or reject Him. Hell dmothers recent illness and death. is for those who reject Him! No Your love and support at such more defensive hell exists than to difficult time has helped ease our be separated from our knowledge of . pain. the love of God. Doug and Judy Erickson 5 ;: Jerry and Maureen Brown I Jack and Geri Erickson Every 3rd Wednesday CA. NCCS Steven Bowden USS Acadia (AD-4FPO San Francisco, CA. 96608-520-4 2) 96647-253- 0 deserves a chance! She is trying to practically build a whole new library. If the Senior Citizens referred to in your letter is able to get to the Bookmobile that comes to Beaver twice a month, she can get to the Beaver library that is open 5 days a week. The Bookmobile does not do delivery, but the Beaver Library will provide home service if it is requested. For everyone's information, the Bookmobile does not come to Beaver in the last fiscal twice a month year, it was in Beaver only 14 times. The Bookmobile will be happy to furnish their schedule to anyone requesting it. As far as having the same books on the shelves for 45 years, this is simply not true. The Utah State Library personnel have been to Beaver County numerous times for the specific purpose of weeding old, unused and worn out books. For the past 5 years, the Beaver Librarian has also done extensive weeding. The books on the shelves that were there 45 years ago are probably collector's items, first editions or books. As to the popular selection of fiction material - have you discussed the lack of what you consider "good reading" with your NOT?? WHY The Librarian? the Beaver Board feels library library has an excellent collection of both popular modern fiction and IDS author books. If you have any suggestions as to how this service can be improved, please let your 5th & 6th Grade Boys Red Flames 17 Royal Blue Stars 16 Black Knights 31 Orange Comets 27 Gold Nuggets Light Blue 27 . 5th & 6th Grade Girls Red Rubies 16 Blue Angels 49 : Gold Medallions 14 ' Green Emeralds f- . Black Kings 54 : . ft Gold Stallions 49 White Warriors 28 Green Machine 72 Redmen 64 -Director Dick DeArmitt ; Scattered S reus Helping your child Succeed in school Dorothy Williams D.U.P. Camp by Lily Eskelsen, president Utah Education Association s wiint ii y kids to be responsible. unlit then to be aware how their own actions can affect others. I want ihem to think of themselves as people who are important and who can make a difference in the world. Win. doesn't? nt'i i aiau umin iniiac uiuiks uoii I iu.si happen. They have to be latmlit. And the best method is not iHiu t; to be a lecture. It's going to U' action and examole. I'ii I Uixes. When I ask the kids to water the houseplants, I'm going to remind them that green plants help keep the air clean by absorbing I to Since start today. 1 want my kids to make a difference in the world. I think I'll start with the world itself. I recently picked up a pamphlet with some helpful hints on how to save the environment. It listed small things my family can do to make things betuoii t; ter. I I'll in goinu to avoid foam products. buy my eggs in cardboard . chemicals. I ll avoid insecticides inside the house i swat, stomp, or return the bug to Ue great outdoors i. I'll try not to jump in the car for every trip. I have a bike. The local convenience store is a walk. It's good for me. I'll carpunl or ride the bus when 1 can. I'll haul the old papers, the aluminum cans and the glass bottles down to the recycling centers. Some of these things are going to lie a bit of a pain. Being wasteful has loni been more convenient. But if we can pitch in as a family, if the ; kids know why, if even a small part of them sees how they fit into a global picture, it will be worth the five-minu- te effon. (o 6 with8" r 10 Percent ore y All Plauors Chooso Taco, Onion, Green Onion, Swiss, Smoki. & Salami to percent eff cm cftccco azrCz Gift baskets can be made up for all occasions-Valentin- e's gift baskets are on display! Dont forget our . hand-packe- d ice cream cones 330 West, 300 South 438-242- 1 thsSi&il people at a time, you can't. Beaver Library was newly renovated 2 years ago and is spacious and pleasant. We have a very nice reading area. Congenial? Yes, the Bookmobile Librarians are very nice people and do a great job, but so does Joan. She has always been most helpful and pleasant. As to charging fines, there should not be any reason to charge fines. If you can't get the book back on time, a simple telephone call can easily solve the problem. Besides, aren't we supposed to be teaching our children the value of responsibility? Now, let's talk about the school children and the use of the Bookmobile. If a child can get to the Bookmobile, they can get to the Beaver Library." There isn't one llbrary in BeaveT'Cb'trnty that cannot be reached within minutes on foot. We agree, our children should be encouraged to read. The Library is doing everything possible to do this. If your child always uses the Bookmobile, they do not know what the Public Library has to offer. They might be surprised. The Public Library is open 5 days a week, including Saturday. How much more access do they need? This service is in addition to the County School libraries. than 2 The , 5-- . Did you know that Beaver County libraries service over 5,000 patron." ? We are in favor of keeping the Bookmobile as long as it does not hurt the budget for all the local libraries. The School Board will pay for 12 of the Bookmobile and the County will pay the other 12 in this coming year. The Library Board would like to suggest that everyone visit their local library to see the new and exciting changes. We can also use volunteer help if anyone is willing. BEAVER CITY LIBRARY BOARD librarian know. Concerning the comments on the Library budget, in the past 4 years, the Beaver Library book budget has been increased almost double. The cost of the Bookmobile has more than doubled. The Beaver County budget money stays in the County the Bookmobile money does not. fr Card Of Thanks Card Of Thanks books. As to the Bookmobile offering a nice congenial atmosphere, the last time I was in there, you could hardly turn around. If there are more door-to-do- ! 7th & 8th Grade Girls White Doves 32 Solid Gold 34 Red Burners 1 ' Purple Flash 22 .......... , January 21, 1991 ; 7th & 8th Grade Boys ; ' Royal Blue Bombers 61 , year, the proposed book budget for all three County libraries is $6,000 total. The cost of the Bookmobile is $8,000. That money is gone! It will not be used to buy new books that will stay in the County. If the Bookmobile were dropped, that money would be divided and we could have a larger assortment of This tuary.' APO, New York 09221 J. Olsen 1844 to hide it from mobs. Then it was used by the Nauvoo Legion to celebrate American Independence Day in Nauvoo and lor other events. When the Mormons fled from Nauvoo, they took "Old Sow" with them. Hie first sermon preached in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847 was from on top of this piece of tillery. After 1847 it was used in the early Utah to symbolize pioneers' defense of liberty and truth. Curator McCall says "Old Sow" is extremely rare and of great interest to military historians. The corronade is identical to those on board the U.S. Naval vessel Hamilton, a ship that sunk on Lake Ontario during the War of 1812. "Old Sow" likely saw action in the War of 1812 and then somehow ended up in New Orleans. A Nauvoo blacksmith, James Lawson, purchased it for scrap. It was later Nauvoo requisitioned for the By Quig Nielsen The "Old Sow" cannon, a popular items with visitors to the old and Temple Square Deseret museums, now has a borne in the new historical display in the IDS Museum of Church History and Art in Salt Lake City. Jess McCall, curator at the Fort Douglas Museum in Salt Lake City, identified the "Old Sow" not as a true cannon but as a "carronade." These were built primarily for shipboard use. He believes "Old Sow" was cast in New York sometime between 1790 and 1810. The wooden carriage for the "Old Sow" was made between 1812 and 1820 for another artillery system and later modified for - the carronade. What's significant about the "Old Sow"? Well, first, it was uncovered by a real female pig in a Nauvoo field where it had been buried in Phylis SwimUehurat Warr, age 90, passed away January 22, 1991 in Salt Lake City after a short illness. She was born June 4, , 1900 in Beaver, Utah to Edwin and Mary Jane (Cartwright) Swindiehurst. Married Morrell J. Warr September 17, 192S in the St George Temple. He preceded her in death April 25, , 7th & 8th Grade Boys Blue Bombers 55 Gold Stallions 47 49 1575 1991 Gold Stallions 55 Green Machine 43 Blue Bombers 63 Orange Crush 57 Redmen 56 Black Kings 57 Green Machine P.O. Box Sgt. Michael Solid Gold 19 Purple Flash SPCChervlE. Phillips 16 7thlT8GradeGirui White Doves 23 Blue Diamonds 23 w week-en- d 438-289- Pioncor Flashbacks PhyllsS. Varr aE up to on ... wnen 1991 Polaris .... snowmoDiies You Buy Before . 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