Mac, Lucille Bigler will be honored at open house here Mac and Lucille Bigler will celebrate their 50th . wedding anniversary Sunday, July 8, at an open house in the Eureka Ward cultural hall from 3 to 6 p.m. All friends and family are invited to attend the event. No gifts are requested. The prominent Eureka couple were married July 9, Utah. 1934 July o, 1HK-- I The ..Editors note. ..The following article was clipped from the IDAHO REGISTER and was written by the Editor.. Colette Cowman. It was mailed to Frances Jones who, in turn, submitted it to the EUREKA REPORTER. Judging from the pleasant expression on her face and the sweetness of her voice, 50 years of teaching music as a Sister of the Holy Cross has been good for Sister Ella Rose Wirthlin, St. Josephs in Provo, Convent, Boise. In July, Sister Ella Rose will head for her orders motherhouse in Notre Dale B. Carpenter, who has been hitting the campaign trail whenever possible of late, swung through Eureka Friday . af- ternoon on his way back from Millard County. Carpenter is a Democratic candidate for Lt. Governor and is the running mate of Wayne Owens, gubernatorial candidate. He serves in Governor ministration Mathesons Ad- as Executive Director of Community and Economic Development. He was squired about town and given a tour of the Tintic District by City Marshal Joe Bernini. Church News The Feast of Saints Peter and Paul was celebrated at St. Patricks Church last weekend. Celebrant was Mac and Lucille Bigler Father Alcuin. Crib Corner Mrs. Alice Fox returned home Mrs. Maud McIntyre of Mammoth Friday after spending 10 days in was overjoyed to learn of the arrival Mountain View Hospital in Payson. two of on the She states that she is feeling better same . . day! and is receiving excellent care from very Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Olsen of husband, Harold; daughters, Stella, Gatenby and Arlene Stoneman Crofton, Maryland, are the proud a born Friday, daughter-in-laAnna Lee Hughes; 198429 JU3e The little miss and granddaughter, Kathy Hughes. in a at healthy 9 pounds 8 Her many friends are wishing her weghed one sister and two ounces. has She a speedy and complete recovery. brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Scott Olsen John Aultman of Adelanto, of Provo, Utah are also the happy California, has written to say how much he enjoys his subscription to parents of a baby daughter born the Eureka Reporter. He adds that Friday, June 29, 1984. She is the first he was a delivery boy for the Eureka child for the couple. She checked in at an even 8 pounds. Reporter from 1931 until 1937. Grandparents of the babies are Jack was a classmate of this reporter, but we have not seen each Lynn and Mary (McIntyre) Olsen of other since our graduation from Frostburg Maryland: Tintic High School. He left Eureka He would love to hear from or see U.S. and the that after joined shortly any of his friends from Tintic . . His Army in 1941. In those 43 years he address is: John E. Aultman; 18772 claims to have gained a little Bellflower St. Sp. No. 52; Adelanto, wisdom and many fond memories. CA 92301. great-granddaughte- rs . w, - finnooonnnnnrooooooononnnrrnrT , Au to THE EUREKA REPORTER TO FIND OUT "WHAT'S HAPPENING" IN THE HISTORIC TOHITIKS C3IOH0 DOYDOGTT Subscriptions: $6.00 Per Year PHONE: 433-693- 3 Dame, Ind. to celebrate her golden jubilee with 42 other Sisters of the Holy Cross jubilarians. Sister Ella Rose, who has taught music to St. Josephs School students in Boise the past 20 years, was honored at a Mass and reception last month by more than 300 of her friends and students. A Eureka, Utah, native, Sister Ella Rose said she grew up in a mining camp in its heyday. She also grew up with music. Both parents were singers and musicians, and the family spent many Sundays singing and playing After graduation from SL Marys of the Wasatch College in Salt Lake City, Sister Ella Rose entered the Sisters of the Holy Cross. She had converted to Catholicism her sophomore year of college. One of her earliest assignments was teaching glee club, band, orchestra, private lessons, and other classes at St. Agnes in Los Angeles. Those were musical memorable years for her. She spent 30 years teaching in Catholic schools in California. Aside from music, one memory that stands out for Sister Ella Rose when she reflects on her life as a nun was her association with a doctor and his wife who converted to Catholicism. I was a patient of his, she said. One day he asked me into his office. He said, Since we met you, we have become interested in the Catholic faith. It was such a surprise. I kept wondering why he had picked me. Sister Ella Rose introduced the couple to the parish priest and got them started in inquiry classes. They were later baptized. Golclen wedding couples committed to marriage Despite occasional sharp time. couples in central life satisfaction disagreements, "Using a WE ARE THE LIGHT OF THE Utah who celebrated Golden rating scale, we found that men keep WORLD (the Beatitudes), was the Wedding anniversaries in 1983 dont busy (in order of magnitude) with Entrance Hymn. consider divorce an option for hobbies, recreation, reading, church Scripture readings were from the solving problems. Acts of the Apostles; the second in a survey by Dr. Spencer J. letter of Paul to Timothy; and Condie, professor of sociology at The readings Matthew 16:13-1out even that though they pointed were saints, both Peter and Paul had human frailties. Father continued along that line in his sermon, by stressing the fact that Jesus took on a human nature so that he could better understand the weaknesses of 9. 20-ite- m Brigham Young University, 54 couples said they intended to stay strongly associated with life together when they married 50 years satisfaction include church work, ago. hobbies, visiting children and Condie obtained names of couples grandchildren and working around for his study from newspapers. He the house and yard, interviewed each couple for about Activities involving effort and two hours and had each complete a creativity are far more rewarding questionnaire. No couple denied having serious 110-ite- m differences during the past 50 the professor said, years, especially since they were married health status of the respondents. The in 1933 the Great better a persons state of health, the during greater his or her life satisfactio- nDepression. Their methods of resolving major generally speaking. On the other hand, the survey differences ranged from blowing off to treatment steam the silent and participants indicated that life the Geiral Conference report Condie satisfaction was negatively related out the said, problem, talking heM recently in Colorado. A few couples had an agreement to hospitalization, physicians visits Rev Perez based his sermon on The Basics of Holy Communion, which allowed only one of them to and the number of medications taken regularly. attime. He emphasized the point that one of Most participants experienced a method This anger alternating should educate, consecrate and Condie to many, proved helpful pleasant surprise with the aging dedicate. at One said. witty wife, shuddering process, Condie said. "Eighty-nin- e Holy Communion was ada with said of idea the divorce, percent of the men and 79 percent of ministered following the sermon. about murder the women revealed that as they The church service next Sunday smile, Weve thought have grown older, things seem will begin, as usual, at 3 p.m. Sunday several times but never divorce. the in most Condie said than they thought they would better couples School is at 2 p.m. and a had be. busy developed survey LDS: worthwhile lifestyle. Other data on the participants Fast and Testimony Meeting was Through the years, the couples some interesting statistics, reflected LDS held Sunday at the Eurka Ward moved toward agreement on most the Church with Bishop Ronald Griggs issues, particularly on finances. professor said. Both men and 13 presiding and conducting. That item moved from 40 percent women watch television about Opening hymn was WE ARE agreement when first married to 70 hours per week and read nine hours SOWING. Organist was LouAnna percent after 50 years. For labor on per week. DOC DOC MIC Haynes with Wanda Colovich household tasks, it moved from P agreement. percent to LYMAN'S BEAUTY Invocation was offered by Nick The couples surveyed endured Castleton. some harsh time, Condie siad. SALON Bishop Griggs welcomed Elder Illness was very stressful in the EUREKA, UTAH Darrell Garbett home from his days prior to penicillin and open-hea- rt be will He LYMAN LONEY, mission in Dallas, Texas. surgery, he said. "The 54 honored at sacrament meeting next mothers in our survey had given Owner and Operator Sunday with a welcome home birth to a total of 201 children, 12 of n an program. whom had died in infancy-n- ot I Blow and local the also The bishop styling cutting praised uncommon occurrence in the 1930s. J Perms Emergency Medical Technicians for Condie said these Depression-thei- r iVS-v.fine w'ork and dedication. surviving couples have some good Coloring Justin Lee Gourley, son of James advice for newlyweds: budget your Bleaches Le and Deborah Gourley, was monev always spend less than you Frosts blessed by his make and always set aside X ' Marion Schroder. Expert Styling X something for a rainy day. Testimonies were borne by The couples overwhelmingly members of the ward for the APPOINTMENTS ONLY agreed that pet peeves and little remainder of the meeting. irritations had diminished over the PHONE 433-636- 7 TIS WITH ME, ABIDE the in their years marriage, Closed Sunday and Monday EVENTIDE, was the closing song. professor said. Their tolerance for M Benediction was by Max Berry. pet peeves had increased with on" ; great-grandfathe- GRACE BERNINI Page Three Papers honors former resident They have three children, Kent Bigler, Orem; Carolee Colovich, Tooele and Gary Bigler who is deceased. They have ten grandchildren and two Brevities Eureka Reporter r,