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Show V The Beaver Press - September 23, 2005 - Page 2 (OBmJATlisJ THE BEAVER FRESS 0 USPS Published every Thursday in Beaver, Utah by The Eeavc-- Press C f.arse Fa.d Ccaver Utah 84713 047-40- Bore-..-- ELEC1 Eft PublisherEditor Bus. f.'gr. Marlow L. Draper Sue Draper KARI DRAPER t.-- RATES SUBSCRIPTION ' $17.00 $15.00 $20.00 In Beavor County Beaver County Senior Citizens Outside Beaver County BEAVER CITY COUNCIL Fax: Esther (435)438-880- 4 - J1 1 asts iys--- ' Beaver County's First Annual American Cancer Society Relay For Life WHAT: American The Cancer Society Relay For Life is the Society's version of relay with a twist. Teams with 5 members from area companies, organizations and neighborhoods raise money to support the fight against cancer. Members of each team stay on the track for the entire event. Others not on the track will par- 'JX Canyon Breeze Ladies Host Annual Tournament On Saturday, September 17, the Canyon Breeze Ladies hosted their annual tournament at the Canyon Breeze Goif Course. The theme this year was "A Salute Triple Deuce." The golf box and camouflage tee on course was decorated with flags every on every green. holes with flags yellow ribbons marking the of the clubhouse, west Several small American flags waved proudly reminding the lady golfers of our National Guard soldiers who are bravely fighting to help the people in Iraq obtain democracy. The gross winners in Flight A were 1st place: Natalie Monfredi, 2nd place: Julie Bailey, 3rd place: Glenna Berg, 4th place: Lois Bulloch, and 5th place: Dorothy Roseniof. The net winners of Flight A were 1st place: Marilee Eyre, 2nd place: Tammie Miller and Betty Porter, 4th place: Stacey Yardley, and 5th place: Annette Wadsworth. The gross winners in Flight B were 1 st place: Debbie Nichols, 2nd place: Marge Jenkins, 3rd place: Melonie Myers, 4th place: Marianne Taylor, and 5th place: Sharon Wadsworth. The net winners in Flight B were 1st place: Karen Alger, 2nd place: Lelghann Wheeler, 3rd place: Claudette Davis, 4th place: Rose Hunt, and 5th place: Tamara Edmonds. The ladies enjoyed a wonderful day of golf with beautiful fall weather, Prizes were awarded during the luncheon to all of the ladies, with s'everai ladies receiving multiple awards. All ladies who shot a score that contained a two such as a 92 or any lady who shot a two on any hole was awarded a sleeve of three golf bails with two's on them, representing a triple deuce. The ladies were pleased to be involved in this day of remembrance'for our men and women serving our country. to-th- ticipate in fun "activities throughout the period. WHEN: and Friday 15-ho- ur 2005. Opening Relay start, and Saturday, October 14-1- 5, 6:00 p.m., Fri. Ceremony, Cancer Survivor's Lap. Fri. 10:00 p.m., Luminaria Ceremony. Sat. 9:00 a.m. Closing Ceremony, Relay end. WHERE: Beaver High School Football Field. WHY: An estimated 2,000 residents in Beaver County will develop cancer; twenty of them will be within the next year. Funds raised from this event will support the American Cancer Society's programs to provide services to Beaver County can- cer patients, continue education and risk reduction programs in schools and businesses, and to fund valuable cancer research. HOW: Register your team today, purchase a Luminaria, Or participate as a cancer survivor in Beaver County's First Annual American Cancer Society Relay : , W t' " ot - K V For Life! For more information or to vvv help please contact: Elizabeth Kanell (435) '" I! 0 beaverrelayforlifegmaiI.com www.cancer.org Thank You On behalf of the family of Ronald Briggs, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to friends, neighbors, Dr Smith and his staff, Beaver Hospital and all health care workers for All that they did to make my Cross Country: The Enterprise Run by J. Robert Baker On Thursday, September 22, 2005, the Beaver Cross Country team went to Enterprise for a three mile run. The course was one of the best our team has run thus far. From the school, we were bussed up the Enterprise canyon road. We had to cross two cattle guards, but the course was mostly downhill. All our runners cut down on their times. Our girls' times were Amanda-26:5- father's last days more comfortable. We are so grateful for all you have done. Thank you, Tamie Christensen Teresa Stoil Judy Edwards Steven Briggs 0, Annie-20:- 42, were Ethan-22:1- Krista-25:4- and 0, Kjersten-29:1- Our boys' times 8. and Jordon-19:2This week's meet is in Beaver on Thursday at 5:00 p.m. Let's all meet at the track to welcome our runners back after their long run. 6, D.J.-22:4- 2, Robert-20:1- 9. 1, you fade away. Although we loved you dearly, we could not. make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating, working hands were placed to rest. God breaks our hearts to prove to us... He only takes the best. Our beloved mother, grandmother, nana, sister and friend, Esther B. Jacka, returned to her heavenly Father on September 18, 2005. A longtime resident of Nevada, since 1945. Esther was born in Beaver, Utah on June 22, 1916, the daughter of Stephen F. and Lelia F. Barton. Esther was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints, member of the Nevada Lariats 50's and 60's, former crossing guard for the City of Las Vegas, PTA president at J.D. Smith School, and special grandparent aide, needs, at Miller Elementary School for 14 years. She was preceded in death by her husband, H. "Guy" Jacka, brother Penn Barton, sister Margaret Harris, and son-in-la- the news that fits, AH WE PRINT Elvin C. Bower. She is survived by her son Bart (Joanie) Jacka of Reno; daughter Zelma Bower of Las Vegas; brother Steve Barton of Portage, Michigan; five grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. . . Funeral services were "held at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at Bunkers Mortuary, 925 Blvd." North. Las Vegas at Interment was Memory Gardens Cemetery, 7251 W. Lone Mountain Rd. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Nathan Adelson Hospice, 4141 Swenson Street, Las Vegas, NV 89119. Arrangements handled by Bunkers Mortuary. Senior Menus Beaver Center: 30- - Pork Roast, mash, pot., gravy, veggie, salad, fruit. Oct. 3- - Baked Fish, lemon wedge, tartar sauce, clam. potato chowder, veggie, salad, fruit. Oct. 5- - BBQ Ribs, baked beans, veggie, salad, fruit. Minersville Center: Oct. 3- - Baked Fish, lemon wedge, tartar sauce, clampotato chowder, veggie, salad, fruit. Oct. 5- - Beef Stroganoff, buttered noodles, veggie, salad, Sept. fruit. Pork Chops, steamed rice, veggie, salad, fruit. Milford Center: Oct. 3- - Beef Stroganoff, buttered noodles, veggie, salad, Oct. 6- - fruit. Oct. 5- - Orange Chops, steamed rice, veggie, salad, fruit. Oct. 6- - Lasagna, Italian veggie, garden salad, fruit, ice cream. Pizza at the Center. i A- .' ill- Mr!1 h Elva May Van Tasseil, age 81, of Weiser, passed away Friday, September 23, 2005 in Boise. Funeral Services were held Tuesday, September 27, 2005 at 11:00 AM at the Weiser Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y A Graveside Saints. Service and viewing was held in Tabiona, Utah on Wednesday, September 28, 2005 at 12:30 PM. at Tabiona Interment Thomason Funeral Cemetey. Home in charge of arrangements. Elva on was born in 1924 6, September to Utah John and Duchesne, Sylvia (Jones) Abbott. She graduated from high school in Duchesne, Utah and later attended BYU and received a teaching certificate. Elva married Gail D. Van Tasseil on December 30, 1942 at the Salt Lake Temple in Salt Lake City, Utah. She grew up in Duchesne, Hanna and Tabiona. She also lived in Phoenix, AZ; Milford, UT; and for the past 25 'years in Weiser, ID. Elva was a teacher, wife and homemaker. She enjoyed quilting, cooking, gardening and spoiling her grandchildren. Her special interests included family history, reading and sewing. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter She served in Day Saints. many organizations and was always found serving others. Elva is survived by her husband, Gail Van Tasseil of Weiser; her brothers, Arnold Abbott of Austin, TX., Ward & IFerh Abbott of Washington,: UT. Lloyd Abbott of Bountiful, UT., Jay and Helen Abbott of Duchesne, UT., and Terry and Julie Abbott of Duchesne, UT.,; her children, Charlotte and Lynn Hatch of Salina, UT., Shauna and Theo Smith of Tucson, AZ., SyiviaAnn and Cliff Bradshaw of Kimberly, ID., Dee Van Tasseil of Weiser, ID, Annette and Curt Sorensen of Liverpool, NY; 23 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. was preceded death by her mother and father, John E. and Sylvia (Jones) Abbott; her daughter, Gaylene and her brother, Norman Abbott. Elva in Festival Of Trees The 2005 Beaver Festival of on held be Trees will 2005 November 9, Wednesday, at Beaver High School. The' Festival of Trees Committee is looking for any child who has been a guest of Primary Children's Medical Center, in the past or recently. We need a photo along with their story on an 8 12 x 11 acid free page for our scrapbook. We have made a video with the pictures from the scrapbook of the children from Beaver and would like to add your child this year. If you have any questions regarding the video or need help with the scrapbook page, please call Bree Robinson 310-004- 438-309- 1 9. P Elect ir w October 2005 440-694- 1) Jacka tired and a cure was not to be. So he put His arms around you and whispered, "Come with me." With tearful eyes we watched you suffer, and saw RELAY OH LIFE - B. God saw you were getting . ( K-- K iT"JteillMarih'fVi Tasseil A Paid Political Announcement bpressxmission.com (435)433-283- 1 ff Elva May Van Postmaster please send change of address to: The Beaver Press, Bex 351, Beaver, Utah 84713 Phone: I , v j x ' i3 - And The Winner Is.., Ruth Gardner held the winning ticket for the beautiful quilt raffled off by the Beaver VFW Auxiliary. Beryl Brown, President of the Auxiliary presented the quilt to Ruth. Auxiliary member Mary Thompson made the quilt and donated it to the Auxiliary. Congratulations Ruth. j ALISON YARDLEY WEBB Beaver City Council inTEQRITY - COMMITMEPiT - PROQRESS would appreciate your vote October 4 A Paid Political Announcement or DeLane (Laneyj Johnson Jr. :: DeLane (Laney) Johnson on September 4, 1963'---iborn Jr., Lake City, Utah, returned':" Salt to his Heavenly Father Saturday, September 22, 2005 after fighting a courageous ba-- " tie with Lou Gherig's disease for-"-" over 12 years. He was preceded in death by his sister, Laurie--'- . Johnson; and his nephew, Casey DeLane Moody. He survived by his daughter, Lindsey Rachelle Johnson;' brother, Jeffrey Johnson; sister, npAnn (Russein Holm all of Milford, Utah; sister, Debtee (Jose) Garcia of Eiko, Nevadj? " and his special angel Bonnie" (Dennis) Hardy of Milford, is also survived by 15'C-neices and nephews and 10ec: and nephews;rO great-neicLaney loved his family and.;: , friends and looked forward visits. . each of their .i Laney was always full of life and very talented at every task he tackled. He attended grade school in Simi Valley, California" and high school in Milford, Utah,,.. . Laney was a dedicated athlete' who excelled at football,,.' wrestling, and track, lettering in ., " each sport and taking state in wrestling his sophomore, junior, and senior year. He later attended Southern Utah State College"-"where he played football. Laney also attended nursing school in"'. ' Nevada. He always loved his classmates and appreciated the"- - J support they offered throughout" n Js-- Utah:--Lan- . ey es to--- " " .. 'this'triaT." " " ; 'i LesLee married Dawn Wood on Feoruarv 1X .' 1987, which was later solerr)-""- r nized in the LDS Salt Lake'" Temple. Laney always boasted '.'. ; that his wife cooked better than""; anyone. They were later;; divorced, but during their mar- - " riage a beautiful daughter was born to them on June 8, 1989 Lindsey was her father's whole Laney life- - Laney was a member of the'"" Church of Jesus Christ of Latter1 " day Saints and was dedicated to "' sharing the gospel. He was unable to walk and talk for fCrH years, but this never stopped"" him. Through the help of his special angel, Bonnie Hardy, ; Laney gave inspirational talks at"'"' numerous wards, schools, grad- uations and organizations. in many capacities of the'""' church including ward missionary leader." Laney's love of Jesus Christ and his faith in the LDS Church gave him the strength to bear such a crippling He-serve- :" j ; j disease. ,....7 ; to endure Always willing to.,,: the end, Laney accomplished j more in his 12 years of sickness" than most people do in a life- time. He completed many perI sonal histories, prepared a lifer, time of memories for his daughter, finished his family geneaio gy, and always updated family: and friends with his monthly newsletter. He did this through:; the help of his many writers and: visitors. Laney has always made us; proud, whether he was on the: wrestling mat or being the; World's Greatest Dad. His' example has given us all hope and we will carry his memory" with us as a reminder to live life passionately and full of love. Funeral services were held! at the Milford Stake Center on' Monday, September 26, 2005 1:00 p.m.. Interment will be the Milford Cemetery. Onlihtg condolences may be secf our website through ff www.sumfamily.com The famrjj: of Laney Johnson would alsa' like to thank the Milford 2rtd Ward Relief Society for the luncheon and floral services. |
