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Show 1 The Deaver Press - June 14, 2001 - Page 2 I THE BEAVER PRESS USPS C47 - Bavr. SJtari t SeccnJ CUiS Tr.f Parage Pad 4Zj Etar L'th OBITUARY u, ! i Press Eea.t-- r ( r I r r mft i - Sua Drafr SUBSCRIPTION RATES ... Bea.er Ccuti!y . In SI 7 .St 5 $20 f Cou-t- y Center Cithers Ov.ls.de Beaver Cour.'y Eeaj-- C iV' Fax 1 - - 4 fj I I ,, i CD Heber Gillins I s - New Arrival 4 Bg brother Drake proudly announces the arrival of his sister. Nixan Adle Davis. are Brandon & of Beaver. David & are Grandparents f McCall y '"' . J ' r- . Marcia Eyre of Mmersville, Craig Davis cf Beaver and Lila Bowden of Cedar. Nixan also has four sets of great grandparents and two great-grea- t grandmothers. Nixan was born April 26, 2001 and weighed 7 lbs 15 oz and was 20 inches long. We love you Nixan! - f iW CLjt-. 1 A ,, Davis "Just Looking GEORGE - Heber May at the St George 29. 2001 Care Center from Alzheimer related diseases He was bom Nov. 19. 1912 at Mmersviile. one of 11 children Lorn to Heber and Alba ElizaLeth Marshall He married Emily Gillins on Patterson Gentry Dec. 31, 1945. Their marriage was later solemnized in St. ST i f (435433-860- 1 J I f Missionary Farewell Missionary Homecoming William Elder Koiby Blackner has been called to serve in the Florida, Odando Elder Leo G Kanell II returned June 7. 2C01 from the Chile Santiago North Mission. Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Elder Blackner will report to the MTC on June 20. 2001. His farewell will be in the Mmersville 1st Ward Chapel at 9 a.m. on June 17, 2001. Koiby is the son of Craig & Susette Blackner of Minersville. Leo will Giliins. report his mission on Sunday, June 17,2001 at 9 a.m. in the Eeaver 6th Ward at the Beaver Stake Center Everyone -- - by. Mildred Yardiey Father's Day is celebrated each year to honor our Father's ever since the President set a certain date in June. It seems Fathers are a little shy when he is given a Father's Day gift and special programs are held to honor him. This is the day we should tell all our Father's how much they are appreciated. It is Father's that work hard to give his family every advantage of going to college or on missions. Mothers wipe a team from her eyes as they get ready to leave home, but it's the dad who pats his son or daughter on the back and says how proud he is of them for taking the big step. I've are Asa White and Jean Dean of Salt Lake Pity. .SByjSit--- Webb, St. George, remembers playing against Heber who was noted for his quickness in throwingcatching a ball. His idol was Bruce Hurst of St. George, Heber often watched Bruce play at Dixie WWW)! watched their faces as they leave and tell them to work hard. He is the one who foots all the bills, without any complaints. My own dad was always special. can never remember him speaking an unkind word to I how fast they iuii, how far they throw, how high their vault and the distance or height they mom or scolding us when we were into mischief. I remember a trip mom and dad took up to Salt Lake. Dad brought me a little pearl necklace home and a fancy little plate that had took treahis eye when shopping. sure it still. When they planned to go to a show always wanted to go with them. would hide behind one of the trees and wait till they came out. Dad always gave in and let me come with them. My brothers and sisters always said was their "pet". After I was married J could always count on my dad to build me a "chicken coop" or fix any broken furniture. Sometimes he would come down and carry would Nancy up home when jump. come spend the day. One doesn't have to until Father's Day to let parents know how much are appreciated. Tell them before it is too late. Happy Father's Day and. I I "My goals in Tacoma are to finish in the top three in the nation, score over 6000 points stanand meet the 55-59 for dard the aye group. If can do this I'll know that can be very competitive at the World I Championships Puerto Rico in in San Juan 2003." I I I they now Thank You We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the Beaver 4th Ward Relief Society for the generous lunch that they prepared for us. Thanks also to all for the kind & encouragement A Closed Fire Season Proclamation by: Utah State Forester Whereas: the forests & watersheds of Utah occupy a vital place in the states economy, loving words of and support. You are all very much appreciat- ed. Family of: Richard Paice Zach, Tyler, Elizabeth, Gordon, Kim & Karen Paice, Bill & Lois Bradshaw. Paradise Inn News The Best Western Paradise Inn is pleased to have Garry & Trena Walker as their new Managers. Patsy Webb, Sarah Yardiey, Ammon Warby, and Linda Merryweather as the Front Desk Clerks. We are offering special rates for Beaver people, for funerals, weddings and missionary farewells & homecomings. We have large beautiful clean rooms and suites for family's and an indoor pool, hot tub and exercise room. Knott '.A - feufcfe ia&.rf'Ji 7 J Homecoming Homecoming i Papa Love, Tinker, Squeeky, Scooter Veterans News About Town Outreach Program The Ei ma & John Anderson Family held their annual reunion at Pioneer Paik in Beaver. John Mr. Service Officer Maher, Veterans Eighty family members were theio on Sat. June 91h, to enjoy dinner and spend the afternoon visiting. Mildied Yardiey will spend another month in rehabilitation llieiapy in 31. Geoiye before letuining home. Some df tln nut of town relatives attending the wedding reception for Britney & Cody Curtis last Saturday evening were: Tina & Brent Porter of St. George; David Cox & daughter, Christine, of Las Vegas, and Angie Biough of San Francisco, Dept. Disabled-Americ- for-Th-e will be numbers. Announces Annual June Race Meet Hair and Hoi so action lacing lesuiues this Satuiday. June 16, 2001 1:00 pm at the Canyon Breee Race Tiack in the mouth of Beaver Canyon. The feature i.tc.e will be the 'Crystal Ann spnnsoiod by Mack 1, ill ol 'hueiiix Aiizona and the Beavei County Thoroughbred v s" i; iln mi Possible entries aie Money Gal. Her's OK, Glomar Pal. Honey Jak & Master Syn. Going to post as the favorite is Master Syn owned & trained by Lyle Carter of Utah. Mincrsville, Approximately 9 races will be mi) so come out for an exciting at afternoon the Beaver Racetrack. Don't miss the mule race! Workshop to be Whereas: climactic and vegetative conditions of moderate tire seventy are now approaching and will become progressively moie severe: Therefore: Slate Forester of the Utah, by aiithonty gianted to me by Sec. 65A-8-UCA. do 1953, hereby designate the 1 to October 31. June period inclusive, a "closed fire season" subject to all lestiictions and provisions attached thereto by As law. That "during the closed season it shall be a misdemeanor to set on fire, or cause to be set on (ire, any inflammable material on any forest, brush, range, grass, grain, stubble or hay land without first securing a written permit from the state forester or a designated deputy and com- the terms and conditions prescribed with the permit." (Contact district fire plying fully with warden for burning permits. If district fire warden is unknown, contact county fire chief, local state foresters office or county sheriff.) Dated this first day of May, 2001 By Order Of: Utah State Forester resident OK, now it think.... ....it's safe to plant your garden. I believe our June freeze just happened Tuesday night. to believe that one day you have the air conditioner running and the next you Ye scraping ice off the windshield. Speaking of the freeze the other night, did every one enjoy the storm and It's-har- power outage that accompanied the cold air. The wind was something else. really expected to see a lot more wind damage. Sue and decided to go for a ride to wait out the power outage, guess everyone else had the same idea. I've never seen that many cars on the road on a Tuesday evening. We returned home when it started to get dark and still no power. By this time was slipping into deep withI I I I Makeup Given a series of free workshops designed for potential Miss Beaver will be held on Thursday, June 21 at 7:00 p.m. at the The second Minersville fairground building. All women unmarried between the ages of 17 and 24 who are, planning to attend or are currently attending college are eligible to participate in the Miss Beaver County pageant for scholarships and the opportunity to compete in next year's Miss Utah pageant. The deadline for contestant paperwork is June 30. For more information contact Gloria McDermott, 4 Cynthia Pomerinke, Kristina Haycock, ' Stephanie Hyatt, 387-285- 3. 386-121- 5, 438-545- 1, drawal from lack of TV. Idea! Nine-thirt- y at night I'm out running an extension cord from the house to the motorhome, fire up the generator, instant power. Now most people would hook up some lights , their refrigerator NOT or maybe their freezer. ME! hooked up the TV. It wasn't long and the withdrawal symptoms receded and we went Don't know how the to bed. early pioneers survived with out marlow power and TV. furlough. Heber, following in the footsteps of his father, was also a great fisherman at Minersville reservoir, later at New Castle, Enterprise, Baker Dam, etc.. He also like to hunt deer, especially at Minersville and Beaver. He was employed by Union Pacific Railroad for many years in Milford. He was transferred to Las Vegas, Nev., where he retired ahd moved to St. George. He had never succeeded at quitting smoking until he was 75 years of age and heard on TV when someone said, "if you can quit smoking for 48 hours, you can quit." Heber said, 'I think I'll try that." He did and won. The Spectrum ran a special on him for this. Heber is survived by his wife of St. George; children: Penny & Scott Brown, Cedar City; Adele & Roger Murdock, Beaver; Barbara & Mike. Parry, Karen & Kevin Leavitt, both of Las Vegas Nev. and Linda & Paul Strolel Palisade, Colo.; 18 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren; one Ruth sister: Gillins Hayward, Ely, Nev.; one brother: Clark Gillins, Minersville. He was preceded in death by a son: I For All Your Printing Needs Come To Samuel Heber Gillins; a grandson: Ryan Scoff Brown; his parVella ents; three sisters: Rachel Eyre; and Stephenson; Irma Eyre; five brothers: Theon; Delmar; Norman; Hilton; and Clarence. Funeral services were held on Saturday, June 2, 2001 at the Minersville 2nd Ward Chapel. Interment was in the Minersville Cemetery under the direction of Metcalf Mortuary. special thanks to the aides and nurses at the St, George Care Center who liked Heber and took good care of A him. 'The (Beaver Tress Happy Father's Day Just ask our many satisfied Customers R. B. Puffer Love, Mom 438-327- 3, or Maureen Verhaeren, Renton Williams has been named to the Western Wyoming Community College spring 2001 Presidents Honor Roll. Students named to the Honor Roll at President's WWCC must complete a minimum of 12 credit hours for semester and maintain a 4.0 grade point average. in County-contestant- WWCC Honor Roll Beaver an avail- able during the month of June, 2001 to provide assistance with Dept. of Veterans Affairs (VA) issues at the following location on the date and time listed below: Beaver.. June 20, 2001 Workforce Office. ..3 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Please try to be as early as possible as the Service Officer h,as a demanding schedule and cannot stay past the allotted time. Also, please bring the following documents: DD Form 214 (original of Copy 4); marriagedivorce, adoption, or death certificates; and children's birth certificatesSocial Security CA. He will report on his mission the Beaver 2nd Ward Sacrament meeting on June 17, 2001 at 11 a.m. at the Beaver Stake Center at 1380 East 200 North in Beaver, Utah. Doug is ihe son of Ned and Gail Harris and the grandson of Gordon & Helen Green and the late Leroy & Edith Harris, .all of . .. - -Beaver--- in & by wildfiie, and, these Elder Douglas Harris has returned from his mission to Chile Santiago North on June 7, 2001. Elder Brandon Smith has returned from the Jamaica Kingston Mission. His homecoming will be on Sunday, June 17, 2001 in the 3rd-4t- h Ward building at 1 p.m.' Happy 50th Birthday j tiiniH? Hr Missionary lands are to damage vulnerable extremely Whereas: una iWwiw mM iU(t&sx-ime?- being many mines, Frisco, Newhouse, Horn Silver and even in Pioche, Nev, where his supervisor offered a deferment from being in the war but Heber turned it down, saying he would rather go than have his brothers, with children, be drafted. He entered the service in 1940, was sent to South Pacific, Tinian, where he was assigned to big guns, probably "Howitzers" which caused hearing loss. He spent almost four years in the service without a 1 7i Missionary If' iSJ .1 i X i r BCTA wait ones X Decathlon Master's to held June be Championships Decathletes are awarded points from an international scoring table determined by sheep were sheared, worked in when f sports. High School. Heber, a hard working individual, farmed, tied fleeces Master's Athlete Robert Gent of Beaver will compete in the USATF sponsored National 16th & 17th at University Place Tacoma, Washington. The first days events will be the 100m dash starting at 9 a.m., followed by the long jump, shot put, high jump, and the 400m dash in the late afternoon. The second day's events commence with the high hurdles followed by the discus, pole vault, javelin and terminate with the 1500 m run. aay Murray .4 in passed Belonged to Mmersville baseball club that played against other southern Utah clubs. " Athlete To Nationals 3 George LDS Temple. loved Heber is invited to attend. Leo is the son of Melissa & Leo G. Kanell. His grandparents T Back" f i " ' .- CO i ? 4 " Parents c Wit ' 3 bpress.gxrriss;on corn (435,433-283- - I Postmaster please send change of address to The Bearer Press Bex 351. Beaver Utah 64713 Phone j . PuLlisher'Eci.tor Bus. Mgr. L. Draper Tf !-- ; I 4 71 3 "l Mario - ) 438-646- Comments or Ideas? Contact Us! t P.O. Box 351, Beaver Fathers Day Special Prime Rib-$13.9- 5- 435-438-28- bpressxmission.com Call - 438-247- 4 |
