'' i r. -"- -a ' AT Trim ne nemo A CENTURY OF SERVICE Volume Ninety-Nin- e. YOUR TOWN, YOUR NEIGHBORS, YOUR NEWSPAPER Eureka, Utah - Friday, June 25, 2004 Eureka Fire Dept. hosts annual July 4th activities Eureka City Fire Department will host the annual 4th of July activities on Saturday, July 3, behind the Elementary School and Tintic School District Office. The fire truck will begin picking up kids at 9 a.m. to ride the fire truck and then the races will begin at the school at 10 a.m. In conjunction with 4th of July, Ned S. Allinson, fire chief, has released the following safety tips for fireworks so that we can enjoy a fun and safe 4th of July. Always read and follow label directions. Buy from reliable sellers. Use outdoors only. Always have water handy (garden hose and bucket). Never experiment or make your own firework. Light only one firework at a time. Never a "dud" firework. (Wait 15 to 20 minbucket of water.) in then soak a utes, Store fireworks in a dry cool place. Dispose of fireworks properly by soaking them in water and then disposing of them in your garbage can. Never carry fireworks in your pocket Never shoot fireworks in metal or glass containers. The shooter should always wear eye protection and never have any part of hte body over the firework. Stay away from illegal fireworks. Illegal fireworks are, anything that sends sparks more than 15 feet in the air, leaves the ground, or explodes. Poppers and ground spinners are legal and most fireworks that you can buy at the firework stands are legal. Have a fun and safe 4th of July. re-lig- ht The Eureka Fire Department will have an engine at the ballfield at dusk. They ask that anyone wishing to set the fireworks will please do so at the ballfield. The fire danger is currently high and fuels are volatile. One spark can start a fire. Reporter looking for editor We are Lloking for a new editor for the Eureka Reporter. Nancy Underwood, present editor, has decided to dedicate her time to her new teaching position at Goshen Elementary and her family. She will do the last reporter on July 27th. So, we are looking for a new editor! Those applying must have a computer with a word processing program. A digital camera, word processing experience, and Internetemail knowledge would be helpful. Please type one page about why you want the reporter and what experience you have. Put it in the reporter box on main street by 5 p.m. on Friday, July 2. A decision will be made by the middle of July. .,,.. Number Price 40 Cents 11 Mab Comity seek'mg coniesSamSs liaSss Juab County Queen over all festivities during seekcommittee is the 2004 Juab County Fair, Pageant for to contestants vie The Queen the ing August title of Miss Juab County will represent Juab County 2004. The pageant will be at the Miss Utah State Fair held Monday, August 9. in Queen Pageant Anyone who is interested September. should call LouAnn Contestant must be a Thalman resident of the county for at LaRue Lynn six months prior to and at RaDawna Thalman the time of the contest and must be a U.S. citizen. Susan Cowan Carroll Contestant must be single Kay Lynette Harmon 623- - 4006, and never have been marLisa Jacobson ried. 0 Linette Smith at Contestant's age on or August 9, 2004 shall not be Miss Juab County will less than 17 years and not receive $800; 1st Attendant more than 24. Contestant - $250, and 2nd Attendant must have graduated from $200. high school and received a The royalty will reign diploma or successfully The th. 623-483- 6, 623-154- 0, 623-152- 9, 623-049- 0, 623-186- 9, 623-2625- or 623-345- 623-146- 0. -- completed the G.E.D. testing program for high school Contestant equivalency. will be judged on personal interview, evening dress, lifestyle and fitness wear, talent and question. Two clinics will be held for interested participants on July 28 at 6 p.m. and August 7, at 6 p.m. in the Juab Jr. High School Auditorium in Nephi. These will include techniques on interview, modeling, wardrobe selection and more. Agreement forms along with 5 wallet size photos of yourself should be to the committee by July on-sta-ge 23, 2004. and Eureka City urges residents to dispose of unwanted items EPA The third is that the cars, if the owner provides the title). city has a Nuisance The letter stated this is a Ordinance which will be great opportunity to clean followed for properties up properties for three rea- who are in violation. A letsons: ter will be sent to homeThe first reason is the owners who are in violaEPA is paying for the dis- tion of this ordinance. it costs The temporary disposal until posal They are asking everyone to clean up and dispose Thanksgiving and is not area is located at the west of used appliances (includ- restricting the amount of end of Chief Mine No. 1 ing refrigerators), tires, veg- waste disposed of by the near Maccey and Railroad Streets. It is the City's and etation, debris, minor property owner. The second is that by the EPA's hope that resiamounts of construction debris from homeowner assisting in the clean up of dents will take advantage your property, the EPA will of this opportunity and help projects (no large construction projects please), and be able to get more proper- get the area cleaned up quicker. scrap metal (including junk ties done this year. Last week, the EPA and Eureka City sent a letter to residents asking them to clean up their property. They have arranged for a drop-of-f site and ask residents to take their refuse to