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Show Volume l'c Eighty-Si- x Edna Jasper named ' Eureka Tintic history Citizen of the Year ' by Grace Chatwin book being Dale followed with the trea- regular meeting of the surers report. prepared Number 15 b.afi test scores not related to school spending Some of Utahs school dis- - statewide standardized testing announced Towers tricts that spend the most mon- - as a measure of accountability, Eureka Senior Citizens A new book on the Tintic the Senior that the Citizen of rt the wqrst Now, for the first time, Utah Club was held is being compiled. ey per pupil report District had the been chosen Year by test scores while other districts taxpayers can evaluate how last Wednesday afternoon with all people who of Histories honor the and advisory board, that spend the least, show the their districts compare on stan-be- st Pres. Leah Towers presiding. in the Tintic Dislived have will who to Edna went Jasper, student performance ac- - dardized tests, Invocation was by Pal Brady trict. The first year test results who also gave a humorous be honored at a special meeting cording to Fall 1990 test re- desire If having your MaV-thyou in suits. The Taxpayers Associahighlight the inefficiencies in reading. Leah led the group in histories included, tion family told Treloar the Don rethe present system. When disMayor of after compared recently Pledge Allegiance, Marian them send to replease the had that eased results of the statewide tricts like Ogden spend over city which "God Bless America" group Larsen Seamons, 142 Last standardized tests to all cate- was sung with Marion Seamons cently purchased some fencing, $3,000 per pupil and still fall LJT 84(i28. Chance St., Eureka, from the tables and benches, below the national average in of pupil expendidirecting and Mabel Butler include all birth, mar- - gories and per Please be to and federal state relationfound no test scores, it is apparent that surplus, tures, providing piano accompanideath and dates, pedigree All riage Park. installed Tintreka at ment. ship between higher spending whatever were spending the e the charts, as well as lamily group anj better scores. In fact, money on is not working. list: sick the on Reported W0Ud scores slightly decreased as This is not just happening Althea Cook presently under- - park considerably. shCp!S Jc be includ- will Photographs that announced Dude conincreased. This in in the Pykiet spending hospital. Ogden. Despite the fact that going treatment a fjrms our belief that more worth a is cd; Photograph Utah schools arc not challen- Millie Pascual recovering Tintic Lodge BPOE would be It 's hoped w()rds. is l"()USd not fund-raisithe a spending necessarily ged by the degree of cultural sponsoring will answer 10 Utahs education and ethnic diversity that exists event on Sat., April 0, a dinner that this volume s0 problems. Plcl'd onc lrom. in many areas of the country, "Happv Birthdav" was sungv and entertainment, proceeds to don t wait. Jclir. mlormaSend your The Taxpayers Association nearly 40 of Utah districts to Mac and Lucille Bigler, Cleo go into the Elks Scholarship soon. tion last year to establish reported scores below the naworked Judge, Betty Walker, Margaret Fund to benefit winners of the be not need Histories tional average test score. Fennell and Lynn Brady who Elks Scholarships and t he 1991 Two three to typelengthy. C i iris Slate and As future test scores are were celebrating birthdays this delegates to are the limit. written pages he He staled that State. months. Boys reported, trends in spending and achievement will provide Secretary Grace Chatwin would be selling tickets to this in from the event card an even better picture of existread a thank you following meeting, EIC Mabel Butler thanking every- - the foyer, ing inefficiencies in the states The the educational system. This should one for their thoughtfulness president thanked luncheon committee for the lead to the type of improveduring her recent illness. ments Utah children and taxMinutes of the previous tasty luncheon they prepared payers deserve. meeting were read by (irace and served to the 59 people SocHistorical Tintic The coTest results arc available for Chatwin and approved by the attending. Serving on the 1991 season this started mmitlcc Mabel iety were .loan Butler, Director every public school in Utah. membership. Tintic Silver Festival The Pat Brady and Betty Walker. Taxpayers and parents who Committee (EIC) is at A casserole left from the Planning want complete test results can a critical time right now. 7 be held this 2, luncheon and two loaves of Friday, April obtain them by contacting their Last fall when a phone sur- Citizens urged French bread, were raffled off p.m. in the Memorial Bldg. iocai district office or w!1"1 ihcSute y. hid- ind was Rile wat bpCakcr bCf CKficc high Rusty Ph,il ofEduci clean-u- p wo to celebration followder for the casserole. rw;i d anni Meetings wanted with "definite" activiing months will be: May 8, City officials discussed the Rose won the bread. for ties The planned Sunday. June 12, July 10. August 17 & A trip to Wendover is at the annual spring clean-u- p dates were set for August 17 18 is the Tintic Silver Festival, Monday meeting of Eureka planned for the near future and 18, but so far, no onc has so no regular meeting will be and all interested persons were City Council. They are encourcome forward with definite held that month. Sept. , Oct. aging citizens to start their asked to sign up after the plans for either day. 13 9 the finish Nov. and clean-u- p now. Those having no meeting. The only organizations re- schedule. Please circle theupdates Golden Age papers were way of hauling their debris, porting to the Eureka on your calendar. can pile it up and contact the available or anyone who wan Improvement Committee with Several new items have been city hall for pickup by city ted onc. There was also a fun plans, arc the Senior Citizens, over the past few old timers eye test notice postemployees. a Saturday dinner, and acquired with months with the cooperation of It was noted that the city ed on the bulletin hoard that the Historical with Society has purchased five picnic tagave everyone quite a few tours. The TNT Mountain Men North Lily and Mammoth Companies. The sumbles to be placed at the city laughs. Club has also been in touch Mining mer will be a busy time getting Sister Sievert and Sister and park, to replace some of the the Silverados have comthese pul on display. LDS missionaries old tables. Some repairs such as Vincent, to a Saturday evening mitted We arc again going to work in the Eureka area, sanding and painting, is needed serving performance. We need to now ask, "what on special tours of the district before the tables are installed. were special guests. Prior and the for interested groups. to meeting can your organization or busPresently, the ball grounds are 1992 marks 100 years for Joe Bernini read iness do to being fenced and bleachers are luncheon, help out in the Eureka Citv. We now blood pressures, which were have celebration?" community-wid- e being repaired. special jewelry in our gift shop bounty Building in Ncphi. In other business, the report recorded by Joan Dale. Thanks "Arc we going to have a celeAt convention, new commemoratingthis. Necklaces of the Eureka Court by Judge Joe and Joan! bration?" will be elected officers on a fine 18" ParlV Next regular meeting is Charles H. Blouch, for the EIC will meet on April (gold plated The vice-cha17 at secretary chain) arc selling for $5; lapel (chair, 7 p.m. in the Memorial month of March, was heard scheduled on Wed., Apr. 29, in and a members lime. two usual the finish are pins treasurer); pewter and accepted. Building. Please report to this will be selected for for the State $2. Both feature the selling City Marshall Gerald Fullmeeting, or beforehand, to onc official centennial Historians believe that the Central a Committee; and, if logo, mer reported on the Easier the following committee of in fan was invented headframe flanked by 1892 necessary, replacement deleWeekend and the sucess of the folding members: Joe and Grace Ber700. about A.D. The and 1992, with Eureka, Utah gates will be elected to the Japan June and C'oleen Mcnini, issuing of complimentary ci inventor may have made the underneath. arc very 1991 Utah State Organizing tations to those having only r Nulty, Cleo Judge, Chuck attractive. TheThey an after a the way society will fill Convention. noticing minor violations. Dog problems Leona Franks or Blouch, baI ,olds ,ls 'v,n8s-Thmail orders. The state convention will be were also briefly discussed. Mayor Treloar. Look for an update letter in held on Sat., May 18, at the' next meeting of Eureka July. Dont forget the Folk Salt Lake Hilton. In 1900, t he legal age for wifi be held Council City Some State party officers will Food on Friday. Bring family believed once people Mon., May 13, 1991, in the marriage in nearly half the banana trees would and friends and a favorite food speak at the beginning of the council council of Eureka City states was 14 for males, 12 for hitting convention agenda. to share! encourage their fruitfulness. females. Hall, at 7 p.m. A Pres. Young-at-Hca- e ng committee seeks input on celebration Annual potluck 'Folk food' event set for tonight 1 start 1 1 ir, e |