Universal Miorofiloing Corp Box 2608 f Eureka, Utah 84628 Vol. 67 No. 29 July 17, 1970 i Townspeople give band sendoff as they leave for Canada tour With all the Tintic High Band members, and many of their parents, and other inter ested school patrons, in Can- t Mormon Miracle i ( pageant now playing in Manti The Mormon Miracle Pageant depicting a saga of triumph and tragedy, faith, hope and sacrifice is being enacted , on Temple Hill in Manti. The pageant opened Wednesday and will continue through Saturday beginning nightly at 8:45. First presented in pageant form in 1967 at the Sanpete County Fairgrounds, the production has continued to grow in dramatic power and audience appeal. Seating for about 5,000 people is provided at the foot of Temple Hill and arrangements for parking has been made. Food and other refreshments are available. The service stations are staying open for the convenience of our visitors. We are doing all we can to provide for the comfort and g of our pageant Clair Anderson, a R. guests, of the member Sanpete South Stake presidency said. There is no admission charge to the pageant. well-bein- UDreuitie 3 . . 0 0 ada, news is on the scarce side, as will probably be noted. When the band left the school grounds last Saturday on the first lap of their trip to Canada, there were many parents and interested townspeople on hand to wish them luck on the way to Calgary. It didn't stop at the school grounds, and a regular caravan of people followed the busses to Provo to wave the kids on their way. The High School Band will march in the Pioneer Day Parade in Salt Lake on Friday, July 24, and will lead ti e parade in Eureka on Saturday, July 25. Mother of local resident dies Clara Jean Beardall Paxman, 81, mother of William Paxman of Eureka, died in a Provo rest home Monday evening, July 13, 1970. She was bom May 26, 1889 in Springville, a daughter of William Henry and Clara Viola Packard Beardall She married Thomas Paxman on December 17, 1908. He died June 4, 1951. Six of her seven children survive, they are as follows: Win. Paxman, Eureka; Ronald E., Spanish Fork; Frank of Con- cord, Calif.; 3 daughters, Mrs Auleen Dumas, Murray; Mrs. LaVem Bryan, Payson; Mrs. Emily Campbell, Chico, Calif.; 33 grand children; 62 greatand 1 grandchildren five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held Friday at 11:00 a.m. at the Wheeler Mortuary in Spring-v:llBurial was in the Evergreen Cemetery in Springville. great-great-grandchi- Mrs Dora Randle is in the Cottonwood Hospital where she is undergoing a series of tests. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wall turned home last' Saturday after an enjoyable trip to Colorado. Their travels took them to Grand Junction, Leadville, Montrose, Mesa Verde and the Black Canyon of the Gunnison. They report good weather all during the week. re- Robert Thomas was in Salt Lake last Saturday attending the Republican State Convention. Eurekans in Nephi last Friday enjoying the parade and the rodeo were Mr. and Mrs. Brennan Hannifin, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bray and children, and Mrs. Emma Lewis, Mrs. Arlene Milne, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nelson and family and Mrs John Campbell and family, Mrs. Mabel Butler and Barbara and Kent Bigler. Last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart and grandWahl-ber- g daughter, Mrs. Charlotte two children, and her Kathie and Dennis, made a trip to Salt Lake, where they visited the Hogle Zoo, and took in all the concessions at Liberty Park. They completed the day with dinner at a Chinese cafe, which the youngsters thought was the greatest Mrs. Wilma Suchanek of Salt Lake was a guest at the old Fox home on Saturday and Sunday of last week. Har- ld; Schedule of events for Pioneer Day celebration, Saturday, July 25 are as follows: Salute at Sunrise 6:00 am.; Breakfast will be served at 6:30 am. at the Tintic High School; Childrens races, Dunking Machine Game; Handiwork Walk; and childrens concessions Judging Contest; Parade, 5:00 p.m.; Variety Program with Concessions Sherrie Colovich is spending a few days in Tooele with her brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Colovich. Guests on Monday and Tuesday of this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Thompson were their three grandchildren, Trudy, Tricia and Tauna Lee Thompson and Becky Cowley of Richfield. Tauna Lee and Becky returned home on Wednesday and Trudy and Tricia remained here for the week. Cydney Hawkins of Midvale, left Saturday for her home. She had spent the past two weeks here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Paxman, who accompanied her to Midvale. Eureka native Eureha baseball team wins two 8-9-- 10 Dorothy Newman Thomas, a native of Eureka, died July 10 at her home in Genola of a heart ailment. She was bom in Eureka on May 6, 1896 to Matthew and Ericka Abrahamson Newman. She received her education in the Eureka schools. She married Milton Thomas, Feb. 3, 1916 in Provo; later solemnized in the Manti IDS Temple. She was a coordinator in the LDS Junior Sunday School for 15 years and a Relief Society tea- Eureka Cubs Baseball boys played Santaquin Blue Sox on Wednesday, July 1 at Eureka, with Eureka coming out the victor, with a score of 10 to 9. On Wednesday, July 8 they played Goshen at Goshen, with Goshen winning by a score of 5 to 1. On Friday, July 10, they played Spring Lake at Eureka and won by a score of Ricky Gillespie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gillespie of Salt Lake, is spending the week here with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gillespie. cher. Survivors include her husband; two sons, Howard, Spanish Fork; Jack, Genola; sisters, Mrs. HaVinnie zel Hoyt; Mrs. Ray, both Mrs. Delia White, Nev.; Ely, Goshen. Funeral services-- ' were held Monday at 1 p.m. in the Genola LDS Ward Chapel Burial was in Goshen City Cemetery. 26 to 6. Roy Gourley, manager, is plenty proud of his boys and he should come in for his share of praise for the time and hard work spent with the boys. Pam Brady and Janet Hansen are working as Candy Stripers at the Payson Hospital. They were in Payson last Friday and work two' days a week. Eureha Reporter will be out Ed Snell was home over the weekend spending the time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Snell. Ed is temporarily working at Pioche, Nev., where he is directing drilling for the Boyle Bros. Drilling Co. Arts and crafts class for glris starts of three games 10 74, one day earlier Because of the holiday on July 24, in commemoration of the arrival of the pioneers to Utah, the Eureka Reporter will be printed a day earlier next week. Deadlines for next wee:c only will be moved ahead one day. Please call Belle Coffey not later than Tuesday morning so Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garbett and family returned home on Thursday from a fishing trip. They traveled to Minersville Reservoir and also fished at Box Creek Reservoir near Greenwick. They report excellent fishing. July 22nd An Arts and Crafts class for girls 6 thru 12 will begin July 22, and continue to August 26, in the Memorial Building. Classes will be held each Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. If interested please get in touch with Mickle Moms, phone 6869, Debbie Ewell, phone 6618, or Launa Allinson, phone 6693, Eureka, not later news can be sent to tre newspaper office that evening for printing. p Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fox were in Goshen, on Monday, where they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fox.-Thdinner honored Harold Fox on the occasion of his birthday. Other family members attending were Mrs. Colleen White and son, Bryan also of Goshen. , that m t than July 18. e CHURCH . Visitors last Saturday at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Lorin Thompson were Mrs. Millie Long and son of Alabama, 111., and Ned Carter of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fennell of Las Vegas, and their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Fennell and two children of Washington D.C. are spending the week here with Mrs. Joseph Fennells mother, Mrs. Ruby Bigler.. They are also visiting with the Martin Fennell family and the Mac Bigler fam- Mrs. Mary Thomas and son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Bemell Thomas, Mrs. Nellie Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sandstrom were in Goshen on Monday attending funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Thomas. Patti and Andy Jo Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sandstrom, left Monday for their home in Camerillo, Calif. Brent Riggs of Riverside, is vacationing here at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrew. Calif., ily. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grcen-halg- where he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Greenhalgh returned home on Sunday. Mrs. Terry Nelson and two boys of Denver, Colo., arrived i NEWS Methodist Church James Kensinger of Tooele will be in charge of the Sunday morning services at the Eureka Methodist Church at 11 a.m. Mrs. Alliene Farren will conduct the Sunday School at 10 a.m. preceding the church services. h and son, Ralph, made a weekend trip to Gunnison, Colo. Ralph remained in Colorado Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rich- r-in-law, school grounds at 4:30 p.m. in order to get the parade underway at 5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Mo-torck- cle services held daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson are spending a week in Ephraim with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee, while their parents are travel- ing with the Tintic Band to Canada. ards who have been visiting here with her sister and brothe- at Trophies! Prizes! All boys and girls two wheel bike riders: The Firebirds club will sponsor a bike contest, beginning at 12:30 p.m. The girls will contest as follows: 0 through 7 years; class and 11 on up class. Boys: 0 to 7 class; class and 11 years on up class. Watch for announcement for place of events. The Firebirds Motorcycle Club will also sponsor a motorcycle hill climb and a cross e. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Brady and Mrs. Myrtle Theriault were in Provo on Sunday taking in a movie and enjoying dinner at a Provo cafe. country race for club members only. Place to be announced later. A reminder that all entries for the parade must be at the 10:00 a.m.; Firebirds Motor Bike Club, sponsored events, will be at 12:30 p.m.; Beard in Eureka on Wednesday. She will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, and will also visit with the Ron Nelson family here. LDS Church Sunday evening services at the Eureka Ward Chapel were under the direction of Dave Garbett. The music was by Mrs. Mary Garbett at the organ, and Ann Garbett conducting. Speakers for the service were Afton and Max Berry, Joe Bliss. The closing prayer was given by Don Franks.