David Chambers home cn leave Mrs. Ella Sullivan dies af mer resident of Eureka. She celebrated her one hundredth birthday on May 8 of this year. She was bom May8, 1868, in a small mining town, Idaho City, Idaho. She was a daughter of John and Alice Taylor Hannifin. The family settled in Eureka. She attended St. Josephs Catholic school and later attended St. Marys Academy in Salt Lake City. After graduation she returned to Eureka as a school teacher. At that time she was paid $1.50 per student per year. She was a member of the Catholic Church and served as director of the St. Patricks Church Choir for 30 years. She married Timothy D. Sullivan in July 1888 in St. Patricks Catholic Church in Eureka. Mr. Sullivan is credited with the descovery of the Little Chief mine, later known as the Chief Consolidated mine. He died August 19 1899. She remained in Eureka until after the death of a son, Daniel, in 1934. She moved to Salt Lake City to help her daughter-in-laMrs. Daniel (Marguerite) Sullivan, rear her two children. She lived with her daughteruntil her death on Tuesday. Her many friends marveled at her keen mind, and her interest in current events and she was very alert until the end , and could .carry on an interesting conversation with anyone who came to call on her. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Darrell (Mary) Gardner of Scottsdale, Arizona, one son, John T., Salt Lake City; her w, in-la- w Mrs. Marguer- w, ite Sullivan; sister, Julia Hannifin, Bute Montana; four grand children and 12 great grandchildren. M-1- Pentagon to spur output of 6 rifles. group of young peoyle honored David Chambers at a party on Monday evening at the Bob Fife home. Mr. Chambers is home on leave from his base at McCord Air Force Base in Washington. A number of games were enjoyed and dinner was served to the young people. The party was planned for the Sand Dunes, but weather prevented them from having an party. Those attending were Susan Sanderson, Eileen Franks, Pam McIntyre, Carol Stapley, Janet Brady, Ray Schow, Cliff Fife, Kirk Drusscl and Gary Nelson. out-do- The Tintic High School Band marched and performed in the huge Pioneer Day Parade in Salt Lake City. The band represented Eureka in the July 24th Parade and also in the Ute Stampede Parade in Nephl. Tintic Band performes in parade here and in Salt Lake City event The Tintic High School Band represented Eureka in the Salt Lake City Pioneer Days parade Wednesday. People throughout Utah and Idaho were able to watch the band preformed over television. Eureka reside n t s However, didnt receive the broadcast because cf the damage caused to the translator by the storm on Monday. The damage to the television equipment was caused by flooding and lightning. The Salt Lake parade is recognized as being one of the most interesting parades in the U. S., and has more units Leading the parade were President and Mrs. David O. McKay of the LDS church with Governor and Mrs. Calvin Rampton. The parade route was lined with thousands of enthused spectators, although many suf- - Ds looted . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Wagoner and family of San Jose, Calif., left Tuesday for their home. They have spent the past two weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Burton. Ss he-ma- You get them and much with a modem flame-le- ss snore electric range. See your eUciric dealifs bright new models now! Needleeraft News by Because Its electric, Its betterl Utah Power & Light Co. more exciting in a girls life There is nothing her wedding. The hectic days of preparation and perfection are both trying and thrilling for the bride and groom-to-b- e and their families. Every detail on the bridal dress and headpiece must'be impeccable for that special moment when she walks down the aisle to take on a new role in life. MOTIF BRIDAL PILLBOX A crowning touch of a hand fashioned lacy head-piewill be a glorious adce dition to the loveliest of bridal gowns. This motif bridal pillbox is a design of rare beauty yet is simple to do. Made with Big Ball Best Six Cord Mer- cerized Crochet, BOIL-TE- X Bias Rayon Seam Binding, white millinery wire and an assortment of pearl and teardrop pearl beads, this lovely head-pieis a perfect base for the brides clouds of tulle. A GIFT FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL . If you know of a young lady who is planning .to be married in the near future, why not surprise her with this bridal pillbox? Free instructions are available hy sending a stamped envelope to the Needlework Editor of this newspaper jalong with your request for Leaflet ce i self-addresse- d, ers over 16 may present a certificate showing they have passed equivalent training in the armed services, ROTC, NRA, or show their hunting license from a previous year. For information on a training class in any area, call the nearest Fish and Game office or contact a local conservation officer. All hunters 16 years of age and under must show a certificate of competency when purchasing any hunting license. lectric Cooking His Favorite Too! Better steaks, apple pies and baked potatoes for n appetites. Happiness IfjewA evening in Memorial Building with Leader Elna Bird in charge. She reported that their entry in the Pioneer Day Parade had won a prize, and she announced the amount won. She also announced that the one losing the most weight during the month of July would be presented with a nice prize. With the first of Utahs 1968 big game hunting seasons nearing, the Division of Fish and Game issued a reminder to all first-tim- e juvenile hunters that must qualify through a they gun safety training course before they are eligible to purchase a hunting license. Utah state law requires any person under 21 years of age to show a proper certificate when applying for their first hunting license. Juvenile hunt- Graduate to a new flameless Electric Range participating than the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena. or The Tops Chib met Tuesday fered heat exhaustion from the extra warm day. The Tintic High Band enjoyed marching in the parade and being part of the pioneer day commemoration. safety law requires course Gun A 100 years Mrs. Ella Hannifin Sullivan, 100, died nt her home in Salt Lake City Tuesday evening on July 23, 1968. She was a for- daughter-in-la- July 26, 1968 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Four