Page Two - The Eureka Reporter - July 30, 1993 Obits CATHOLIC Nick Custleton of Eureka, and Ray W. Wagers of Provo, recently attended the 129th National Convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Portland, Ore. Castleton is the current leader of Tintic Lodge No. 711 and Wagers leads Provo Lodge No. 849. Both men were commended for their dedication to Elkdom and its charities. Both are now recognized as voting members of the national organization. Last Saturday, Bonnie Laird of Eureka, Lois Thurgood of Grace Robinson Jasperson, 80, Syracuse, and Siccora Neale of guests of Goshen, died at Nephi, Utah, Salt Lake, were luncheon at the home of Cal and Beverly Wednesday, July 21, 1993, after a Hodge of Murray, Utah. short illness. She was horn Jan. 23, 1913, at Salt Lake City, Utah, a daughter of Blake McNulty returned to George II. and Lucy Barker Robinson. She married Orval T. California and his work at the Jasperson, April 27, 1935, at computer this week after spenvacation visiting Nephi, Utah. HediedJan.5, 1962. ding a She was a graduate of Universiwith family and friends in Wyoty of Utah and taught school in ming, Idaho, Washington and Goshen. She enjoyed sewing, readUtah. The last week of his vacaing, traveling and sports. She was tion was spent in Eureka with his an active member of the LDS parents, June and Coleen McNulChurch. She served as a visiting ty, doing very physical work of teacher and enjoyed doing temple house painting. Truly the type of work. She was a supporter and vacation one needs to go back to work and rest up from! bookkeeper in the Jasperson Live- Grace Jasperson six-we- stock Operation. Survived by childred and their spouses: Janet Jasperson, Salt Lake City; Bill and (Donna) Jasperson; and Mrs. Ray (Sue Ann) Okelberry, all of Goshen; 12 visiting sisters, Lois Thurgood of Syracuse, Wendie Santo of South Ogden and Janice (lore of Honeyville, and her son and family, Larry Sparrow of Tom and Cleo Judge have enjoyed a visit from their grandson, Daniel Villamar, for the past On Friday, their two weeks. daughters and the rest of the grandchildren arrived to spend the weekend and pick up Daniel. Alice Villamar and daughter, Amanda, arrived from Las Vegas; and Eileen Stew'art and children, Alisha and Bill, came from LaBarge, Wyoming. While in Eureka the group took in and enjoyed the Spring-vill- e World Folkfest. The two families left to return to their respective homes on Monday. ek The "goofy golfers" are at it again! They spent four days last week, camping at the edge of the river and near the golf course in Morgan, Utah. They golfed (in the rain) at Round Valley Golf Course. Can you believe it?? Are they 'dedicated golfers.. or not! In the Eureka group were: Ron and Norma Nelson, Ray and Eileen Schow, and Mary Schow. Former Eurekans also "sloshing around the golf course" were: Fred and Lila Roberts, Keith and Mickey Atherley, Paul and Char Gourley, all of Grantsville, and Lee and Nancie Burraston group of Eureka women A drove to Wendover to spend the day on Monday. Linda Hope, Frances Ewell, Georgia Ewell, Mary Lou Gourley and Alliene Farren said they had a great time, but would not divulge whether or not they were "winners" or "losers". Father Walter was celebrant for the Sunday Mass at St. Patrick's Church, which began with the Entrance hymn, "Now Thank We All Our God". Scripture readings were from the first book of Kings; the letter of Paul to the Romans; and the holy gospel The according to Matthew. readings and Father's homily encouraged appreciation for the value of the Kingdom of God. Following delivery of the METHODIST The 8th Sunday after Pentecost celebrated at the Eureka United Methodist Church, with was Rev. Curt Pollock conducting. He was assisted by Mabel Butler, Sandy Evans, Greg Evans and Allen Evans. "O Day of God Draw Nigh was the opening hymn. Scripture readings were taken from the book of Genesis; the two of sermon, grandchildren letter of Paul to the Romans; and Alfonso and Bertha Salazar, the gospel according to Matthew. received the Sacrament of Baptism. Alma and Kathryn are the Topic of Rev. Pollock's serdaughters of Bertha and Stan mon was "The Cross Horizontal Wilhelmsen and Concha and and Vertical. The hymn of dediMarcellino Salazar. cation was "Hope of the World". Recessional hymn was "Holy Worship service closed with God, We Praise Thy Name". extinction of the candles and Mass on Sunday, August 1, is benediction. Tintic writing project gets third commendation For the third time this year the Tintic Integrated Writing Project has received a commendation. This time, the commendation came from the Utah Rural Schools Association at their annual conference which was held at Cedar City on July 20-2Mr. George Haney and Miss Paula Meredith attended the conference and gave presentations about Tintics Integrated Writing Project. The presentations were well attended and many good comments were heard about the fine program which is being conducted by the Tintic School District. In receiving the award on behalf of Tintic School District at the awards banquet, Mr. Haney stated, "This project is indicative 2. Robert and Sherlin Grill of Eureka, and Eldon and Janet Shelley of Salem, spent the weekend boating and fishing at Flaming Gorge. The rainy weather and poor fishing put a damper on the trip, hut they did enjoy visiting Dinosaurland in Vernal, as well as the museum. They returned home on Monday. scheduled to begin at the regular time.. 4:00 p.m. citing program for our entire district." The project, which involves the use of technology in writing across the curriculum, has also received recognition by being published in a booklet entitled "Exemplary Programs in Utahs Schools". Untie teacher heads astronomy workshop On July Mr. George Haney traveled to Park City where he conducted an Astronomy Workshop for teachers from across the state, who needed to become certified in the earth science area. This program was sponsored by the Utah Science Teachers Association arid of the types of achievements Brigham Young University. reflec11-- 14 which can be accomplished when Participants receive school hoards, administrators, ting telescopes to use in teaching Margie P. Memmott, USU faculty, and students all work Astronomy in their individual Extension Home Economist, is together. This has been an ex schools. asking that Juah County residents mark August of Morgan. on their calenFACTORY dars the for the county fair. "Plan weather, Mary says Despite AUTHORIZED now to attend, and start getting everyone had a great time. SMALL ENGINE The state of Alaska gets its your exhibits ready! If you did REPAIR SERVICE not receive a complimentary copy name from the Aleut word alak-sha- h Factory Warranty Bonnie Laird returned home of the fair premium book in the or alayeksa, meaning "a Service Available Thursday after spending 5 days mail, stop by the Extension office great country." and pick one up," she says. Joseph B. Markland, P.A.C. grandchildren, 1 6 a brother, Amos Robinson; 2 sisters, Mrs. Ella Harrington and Mrs. Hazel Martin, all of Salt Lake City. Funeral service will he Monday, July 26, 19993 at 1 a. m. at the Goshen LDS Ward Chapel. 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