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Show Universal Microfilming Coro 141 Piexpont Ave. Salt Lake City 19 Utah Methodist Church Services Christmas Eve The Methodist Sunday School will present a program at the church at 7:30 p.m.f on Christmas Eve, Thursday, Dec. 24. Mrs. Virginia Randle, Supt., will be in charge. All those interested are cordially invited to attend. Candle Lighting Service A Candle Lighting service will be held at the Eureka Methodist Church Christmas Eve, at 10:30 pjn. Rev. Nicholson will conduct the services. The public is invited to attend. Catholic Church Services Christmas Eve Midnight Mass Christmas Eve, beginning at midnight. Father Strancar will be the .celebrant and the church choir . will sing the Mass, with Ger- -. trude Church as the organist and director. The public is invited to attend. Mass on Sunday, December 27, will be at 9:00 a.m., at Eureka, and at 10:30 a.m. iin Go- Untie weather most inclement After the sub-zeweather last Saturday and Sunday, the announcement from the weather station that temperatures ro . would moderate, was greeted with cheers. The temperatures have moderated as far as the thermometer registers, but the old wind, which is supposed to be coming from the South, has and certainly been is coming right off the North Pole. The temperature the last couple of days has been in the high 30s and low 40s, but something is definitely wrong, as most folks are colder than when it w as zero weather. The wind has certainly cut down the snow . to the point where there isnt any of that white stuff left, in. fact, what is left is a dirty brown due to the dust blowing in from the desert Imagine dust in December in Tintic! ' New Years Masses . . Masses on New Years Day will be at 9:00 a.m., and 11:00 ajn. at Eureka. Parishioners are requested to take note of the Masses on that day, as there has been a misunder-standiin- g . that the Masses would be .at 9:00 and 10:00 a.m., instead of 9:00 and 11:00 am., the regularly scheduled time. There will be no religion classes next week. English class .tours at BYU LDS Church Services Sunday night services at the Eureka LDS Ward were coni; ducted by Bishop Denton opening prayer, John Castleton; music by Mayme Wirthlin at the organ, and Faye Ryan conducting. John Phillips was advanced to the office of deacon. Bar-tsch- Speakers were Bishop Bar-tscJames Bott, Kenneth Hansen, Lynn Crook of the stake presidency and President Patten' and Dean Pendleton; a number by the ladies chorus, accompanied by Norma Jame-soo- hi, n. was given by LDS Sunday School Program The Sunday School of Eureka LDS Ward presented a Christmas program, Sund a y morning iin the chapel. A devotional prelude was played by Norma Jameson, and the music for the program was by Mrs. Jameson and Ann Gar-bet-t. The invocation was given by Verl Phillips and the sacrament hymn was sung by the congregation; sacrament gem, Veda Lovell; Old Testament scripture, Frank Ewell; Christmas Cradle Song, Marsha Phillips, with Alice Peart as the reader, Ivan Long as Joseph, Mary, Marsha Phillips; shepherds, Douglas R y n e arson, Scott Berry, Richard Hyde; childrens chorus with Wanda Colovich as chorister, and organist, Susan Sanderson; read-iinVoice of the New World David Chambers; talk, Carol Ann Webb; song, Silent Night by the congregation; benediction, Bishop g, five-minu- te Bartschl. Tintic seventh grade English students combined a pleasure trip and an educational tour last Wednesday when they made a trip to Provo. They enjoyed a few hours roller skating at the Riverside Rink, and were taken on a tour of the library and computer center at the BYU. The tour of the university was a definite thrill for the young people and they kept the teachers busy answering questions on the way home. Accompanying them to Provo were Supt. Fawson and the school librarian, Fred Open-sha- w. Fred Spencer, a student at the Abbey School in Canyon City, Colorado, and Miss Margo Spencer, who is attending St. Marys of the Wasatch !n Salt Lake, arrived heme during the week, where they will spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spencer. Home from the Brigham Young University for the holidays, is Earl McIntyre, who is spending the time with his parents, Mr nd Mrs. Steele McIntyre at Mammoth. Dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis and two children of San Francisco, California. . . David Bernini arrived home on Sunday, where he will spend the holidays here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernini. He is attending St. Josephs College in Mt. View, California. His parents and brother, Jimmy, met him in Salt Lake City. Dancing will begin at .10 p.m. with an orchestra furnishing the music. The Charity Ball is held an- - Tintic Lodge No. 711 BPOE will sponsor a Charity Ball in the Tintic High auditorium on Christmas night, December 25. nually to help raise fluids for the needy at Christmas time and is one of the Outstanding events in keeping with the holidays.- side-tracke- d, shen. Benediction Wilson Lee. . A cordial invitation is extended to the public to come out to the dance and help provide funds for the needy as well as have an enjoyable evening- of dancing. Me Miners win two hoop games during week's play . Tintic Miners basketball team played two games last week and made an excellent showing in both of out-of-to- A special meeting of Tintic Lodge No. 9, F&AM, was held Saturday evening in the Miners Union Hall when installation ceremonies for the incoming officers were held. A banquet, under direction of Lavon Ryan, assisted by other members of the Ladies of Order of Eastern Star, was served at 6:30 pjn. Officers instaled were Lawrence F. Butler, worshipful master; senior warden, Joseph Roach; treasurer, Leslie Randle; secretary, Elmer Wester-lunthree-yetruste, Frank R. Tuckett; chaplain, Floyd d; ar Nash; senior' deacon, Ernest Farnsworth; junior deacon, Wm. Courtney; senior steward, Lou Hansen; junior steward, Byron Hansen; marshal, Lloyd Randle; tyler, V. L. Anderson. Junior warden, Alphonzo Hester, was unable to attend the meeting and will be installed at a later date. Installing officers was V. L. Anderson. Several of the visiting members from Provo Lodge were in attendance. Dinner guests on Thursday of last week at the Ed Thomas home were Mrs. Charlotte White and George Kirk of Goshen, and Mrs. Richard Ekker of West Tiintic. St. Patrick's . holds parties Mrs. James Muth and Mrs. . Ore shipments . Filtrol Corp., 1140 tons . hal-loysi- te. . car entertained the members of St. Patricks Catholic Church religion classes last week at the church rectory. The older group, sixth grade through high school class members trimmed the tree for and some played games after which refreshments were served. Mrs. Muth and Mrs. Fitch are teachers for the older group. A second party was held on Tues. afternoon in the parish rectory for the younger children from kindergarten through the sixth grade. Mrs. Joseph Bernini, Mrs. Floyd Evans and Mrs. Harold Spencer are the teachers for this group. Games were enjoyed and Christmas carols were sung. Miss Joan Quigley and Miss Eileen Spencer, sang Christmas songs and accompanied themselves on guitars, and led the group in the carol singing. Tasty refreshments were served to round out . , Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Earlean Gear were her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cromar of Plemnt flrove. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooiqba of Orem and Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Tuckett of Goshen, were in town on Saturday evening. The men folks attended Cecil Fitch, and Father Stran- the-rector- The Methodist Choir members added a nice touch to the Christmas spirit Tuesday evening when they went caroling through the town, singing for shut-in- s and older people. All those visited thoroughly enjoyed the singing and thanked the members for braving the chill wind. . them. The junior varsity also displayed good form and won one game and lost. one in an Yhuii Ifjoted overtime play. The first game was played .. Mr. and Mrs. Carlo- and at Price last Wednesday with two boys, Richard andRife, Roger, Notre Dame High School with and Mrs. Luella Gear of a 'score of 65 fo rTintic and 42 were in town Fri' for Notre Dame. The junior SpringvHie, the ele- day evening attending varsity won by a score of 40 mentary operetta ' at the high to 25. school gymnasium, and visiting The main game was played with Mrs. Elsie Nilson and Friday night at Park City with Mrs. Earlean Gear. . Tintic coming out the. winner by a score of 58 to 47. Roy Gourley, Jr., and KenThe junior varsity lost out to neth Taylor, arrived home last Park City by four points. Park Wednesday from Alaska to City 58, Tintic 54, in an overspend the holidays with their time play. families. They are on special The team is doing some fine assignment for Dugway Provplaying, according to Coach Lee ing Grounds, and have been in Ryan and Tintic basketball fans Alaska for the past several will be looking forward to the weeks, and were glad to get season games which start next home to thaw out. They will return to Alaska to resume month and are wishing the Tinwork on December 28th. tic boys much luck. .... wn Tintic Lodge installs officers Choir adds io Christmas spirit - o nlastant aft ACTUVffl. . the Masonic banquet and 'the installation ceremonies at the meeting and the ladies assisted the Eastern Star members in preparing and serving the ban- quet Deadline Because of New Years coming mi Friday, the Eureka Reporter will be put out a day earlier next week and will go into the post office Wednesday evening for Thursday morning distribution. All news and advertising should be given to Bello Coffey one day. earlier. |