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Show Universal Microfilming Corp Box 2608 Balt Lake City, Utah 84101 Y-- ' VoL 67 Eureka, Utah 84628 No. 32 August 7, 1970 kUswUmmi Urn First Security Bank's beautiful float district 3: In Mammoth Laveme Sorenson is the registration agent and Eudeenc Parker and Registration dates for both the primary and general election this fall have been announced by A. K. Johnson, Juab Louvina Rohrbach are agents in Callao 1 and 2. Candidacy papers for the board .of education have been filed by Ronald F. Nelson, Theodore Haynes, Frank McCabe, Mac Bigler, Frederick A. Johnson and Lee A. Bird. The county clerk pointed out that anyone moving within the County Clerk. The dates set are August 8 and 25 for the primary election and October 10, 13, 27 and 28 for the general election. The primary election will be held September 8 and the general election November 3. Registration agents in the Tintic Area are Ruby M. Bigler, Eureka district 1; Virginia Cartwright, Eureka district 2; and Anna McDonell, Eureka Purple Day Eureka youth plays ball LDS Ward Primary float county must obtain a transfer certificate from the registration agent where they last registered and present it to the registration agent where they presently reside. Johnson also said that it is important for a married woman to register in her name and not her husband's as this .leads to confusion on the part of the registration agent. All Tintic residents are urged to take note of the registration dates that they might exercise their rights as citizens and vote on the appropriate election Tintic endures Elk's Purple Day will be held at Saratoga Resort on Sunday, August 9 at the Turquoise Terrace. The time will furnish liquid refesh-men- ta for young and old, and also arrange for discount tickets Hi all the rides. Bring your own lunch and your family, and come out and enjoy one of the summer's out; in Washington Eureka kdim imipmmm Bobby Allinson, son of Mr and Mrs. Ned Allinson,' left for Yakima, Wash., Monday evening where he will play in the .West-- : . em States Regional Tournament, ' when the Springville-Spanis- h Fork All Stars will Yakima All Stars. on the play Wednesday. Bobby has played with the Pony Leagues during the summer months. The Springville-Spanis- h Fork team mon the to Yakima by beating the trip Northern Utah County All Stars 4 to 3 in an extra inning Colt League final played at Spanish Fork. Winning pitcher was Bobby whose bat was nearly as effective as his pitching1 according to Wendell Rigby, Provo Herald Sports Writer. The game was tied 3 to 3 at the end of the regulation: seven innings but in the eighth inning Brad Duncan doubled and Bobby drove him home with a hard hit single for the winning run. eight-hou- r power shortage Tintic experienced a real "black out" Sunday, when a transformer burned up at the1 local leaving- the town in total darkness. The outage began around 8 or S:30 p.m., and Utah Power and light employees worked through the night and restored power about. 4 a.m. Monday morning. srub-statio- n, ings. . Pretty ladies on the Ladies of Elks float Cub Scouts get in on the parade o SO5 55 JS3 O Service was depicted by Eureka LDS Ward dies at 84 years Gussic J. Sutherland, 84, a former resident of Eureka, died . Mr. and Mrs. T(l Johnson and their' three boys, Ted, Jr.; Llovd; and Paul; returned home early Monday morning from a ten-da- y trip to California and Nevada. Their travels took them to Virginia City, Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, Los Angeles. They visited with Teds brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tern Johnson Jn Placentia and with another brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Johnson in Anaheim. They enjoyed r. visit to.Disneylind and and spent time in Nevada City, California with Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacAfec and family. Enroutc home they stopped at Las Vcgns for a short stay. They cached home at the height cf the "black-out- " and couldn't imagine what happened to our city in darkness. Ma-rincla- SP- - 'fCSXKX3t Former resident Sunday, August 2, 1970, in a rest home in Salt Lake City after a long illness. ' She was born May 29, 1886, in Nephi, a daughter of George and Emma Hague Hickman. She married Edward G. Sutherland in Eureka November 13, 1913. He died in March of 1954. She attended the University of Nevada, University of ' Utah and was a member of the Ladies Trainmen Association of Salt Lake City. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Donald A. (Ruth) Robison Salt Lake City; two grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Graveside services were con ducted Wednesday morning at Mountain View Cemetery, Reno, Nevada. It was the longest outage ex- perienced in Tintic for many years. Housewives began to wonder about arousing the man of the house to get to work on time, or just how to prepare breakfast, so all were relieved when the power was turned on and didnt mind getting up as soon as the lights came on to start refrigerators or freezers. ' Very little, if any, food loss . was reported. Some inconvenience was experienced by the eating houses in town and all realized how very much we all depend on electricity. ' Mr. and Mrs. Roland GlUeapto and their grandchildren, Rickey Gilliepie, and Stephen, Annetta Bart and Zane Berry of Cedar Fort, drove to Flaming Gorge Wednesday and remained until Thursday. The youngsters had a good time fishing and all joyed the outing. nd 3Ir. and Mrs. Mao Bigler spent the weekend at Fish Lake. They report good fishing. - Firebirds entered their float in the parade en- |