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Show THE BEAVER PRESS- - September 9, 1995-PA- 2 GE "Just Looking Back" The Beaver Press By Mildred Yardley The little pink rock church in Greenville is now deserted, but I can still hear the echo of children's voices as I drive by. The old artesian will still flows freely after a hundred years! If it could talk what tales would be told of all the social gatherings, receptions, and dances that were held in that building! The families that have walked through the doors were many. The Blackners, the Williams, the Kesters, the Hortons, the Edwards, the Fordhams, the Morris's, the Atkins, and the Bartons and probably many others. USPS 047-40- 0 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT BEAVER, UTAH BY THE BEAVER PRESS SECOND CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT BEAVER, UT 84713 Elisa Corral . , . Publishers Laura Maxfield Greg Maxfield Production Staff Photographer & Journalist COLUMNISTS Ilynn Bradshaw 438-550- Our Town 9 Mildred Yardley 7 SUBSCRIPTION RATES In Beaver County $14.00 In Beaver County Only, Senior Citizen $12.00 Outside Beaver County $17.00 POSTMASTER: Please Send Change Of Address To: The Beaver Press. P.O. Box 351. Beaver. UT 84713 438-222- Belknap Elementary School Lunch Menu September 13-1- 7 Monday,Scptcmberl3 Chicken Nuggets Buttered Corn Celery Sticks Chilled Watermelon Hot Roll and Butter Milk Tuesday. September 14 Baked Beans with Hamburger Carrot Stick Chilled Pears Bread and Butter Cookie Mild Wednesday. September 15 Beef Stroganoff Buttered Green Beans Chilled Cantaloupe Celery Stick Hot Roll and Butter Thank You We are so grateful to our many friends here in Beaver for their cards, letters, telephone calls, and personal visits to Jesse while he was in the hospital in Payson and Orem with his broken hip. A special thank you goes to those who kept our garden and other plants watered, to the EMT's for their professional help at the time of the accident, and to our wonderful doctors and efficient nurses and office staff at our Beaver Hospital. And we are so indebted to the Home Health service which we have received daily since we returned to Beaver. Beaver is a grand place to live. Thank you one and all. Jesse and Ireta Baker Hearing Clinic Scheduled at Beaver Hospital Milk Take advantage of the hearing clinic at Beaver Valley I Iospital. Jeffrey Manwaring, Clinical will be providing free hearing assessments. Other services include hearing aid repairs and new hearing aid fittrial basis. tings on a y The clinic will be held Wednesday, September 15,1993 from :30 to 4:00 P.M. at the Beaver I Iospital. 1 for an appointment. Call Thursday. September 16 Hamburger and Trimmings French Fries Chilled Applesauce Milk Friday. September by Mildred Yardley 17 45-da- Hamburger Gravy over Whipped Potatoes Orange Slice Chilled Pears Bread and Butter 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wendell White of Dugway spent the week in Beaver, visiting family members. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Horton of Salt Lake were Beaver visitors the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradshaw had all their family members visiting them and attending their granddaughters wedding. The Mark Nelsons are now settled in their new home in the South part of town. Mrs. Phylis Myers and her Mother Florean Smith spent several days in Pocatello, Idaho visiting Mr. and Mrs. Craig Maycock and family and seeing a new grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Esplin had their daughter Caroline and family visit them over the Labor Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Vince Scoggin spent three weeks with their family and friends in California. They also attended a granddaughter wedding while there. Mr. andMrs.DavidFullerformer Beaver residents and family have been visiting the Ray Morris family. The Fuller family lived in Beaver several years where Mr. Fuller was the Forest Ranger here. The descendants of the James Heber and Harriet Anderson Yard-le- y family held their annual family reunion at the Mammoth Creek picnic area above the town of Hatchtown. Over fifty family members were in attendance. The Jim and John Yard-le- y family of Panguitch were the hosts for the occasion. A great time was had visiting and enjoying the dinner 438-253- Milk PEARSON TIRE Monty Webb "The Best Mechanic in Southern Utah " We offer: State Vehicle Inspections Muffler and Exhaust Work Electrical Work Wheel Alignments Welding FREE ESTIMATES I Main Street I Beaver (Ul EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION THROUGH ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING Class Topics: Communication Styles Thoughts, Feelings, Actions Handling Putdowns Responsibility Joseph, Charlie Anger Personal Power Social Networks Wednesdays, beginning September 15, at 6:30 P.M. Beaver High School Vocational Complex (Marchant's Room) Credits: 3 hours SUU, income-eligib- le 12 high school.or Audit. No cost to participants. $30.00 for others. Instructor: Jody Sagers Waters, Tony Woodhouse. The Relief Society always had such delicious salads and cakes they served. Everyone took pride in that little church, especially Bessie Edwards who was always the "backbone" of the community. People would sometimes bring their small children and put them to sleep on the benches. The music would always lull them to sleep. I can just see Mrs. Emma Williams, Helen Christiansen's grandmother and her neighbor Mrs. Atkin who was Bob and David Calvert's grandmother getting out on the dance floor and dancing together. They were great friends and loved to have a good time! Many beautiful singers came out of Greenville like James and Clifford Williams and King Morris and Ralph Fordham, who were some of the best! I guess nostalgia is something we all seem to have down through the years when we look back and remember that era when everyone joined in for a good time in the little Greenville church "just a mile or so down the road!" Assertive Listening Saying No Conflict Resolution Some of the music for the dances came from Beaver like Hal Lund, Gilbert Gale, Margery Mackerell, Kate For additional information call 438-523- HOT TIP on a breaking news story, upcoming event or interesting personality?? Call the Beaver Press at 1 438-518- 8 586-785-5 Brown's Mowing Got a 438-289- or 8 Say " Goodbye" to that old, dead grass. General yard care also. or Call Brown's at 438-291- 6. and we'll send someone to report it. We 're here to serve you! C O P F A X I E S BHS Drama Starts Out in Overdrive TRADING POST By Kenneth Chalberg A Fiddler, a Hillbilly, and a Monarch. What do they have in common and what are they doing in Beaver? Well, let me tell you, they are all characters in three separate plays being put on by the BeaverJDrama Department. This grand undertaking does stretch some of Beavers actors to the limits, some being in two or even all three plays. Veteran Directors David Hinck and Rob Hibbard begin their astounding season off with "Fiddler on the Roof. Rehearsals have already begun with their large cast. Speaking of the cast here is just a few members; Bart Stucki, Shayla Jones, Heather Craw, Trisha Murdock, Monica Riley, Jennie Smith, Emily Farnsworth, Guaranteed Low Tire Prices Body and Paint Work Change Your World By Changing Yourself South Beaver Exit 109 OffI-1- 5 SPECIAL R.V. ANTIFREEZE $3.00 per gallon (Limit 2 gal. per customer) RV SUPPLIES Fax Phone 801-438-59- 58 801-438-54- 31 Beaver, Utah 84713 1419 South Main Megan Pretorius, Eric Yardley, Rory Smith, Jeff White and many more. But "Fiddler on the Roof isn't the only dramatic production being put on by the Speech and Drama class, they will also be putting on two one-aplays. The first is a parody of "Cinderella" called "Cinderella Wore Combat Boots". This is also being directed by Ron Hibbard. The second is called "Great Smokies" which is a back woods Hillbilly comedy. This is being directed by first time student director Katrina Storick. Some of the Home of Beaver "RV" Repair ct 438-523- 9 i ........J wp mm cast are Cameron Davis, Jason Hurtado, Brecka Troyner, Jessica Lamb, and Stephanie Burr. Hopefully Beaver's Drama Department hasn't bitten off more than they can chew, but with their choices in directors and actors I don't think they have done so. Best of luck to you thespians. 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