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Show to Ways Juab ambulance group avoid holds Christmas party maladies Pape Two - The Eureka Reporter December On Saturday evening, Dec. West Juab Ambulance and the 5, Tintic Sheriff s Patrol held a Christmas party at the Memorial Building. Special guests were: Commissioner!. Morris (Ike) Luntand his wife, Barbara; Commissioner Joseph Bernini and his wife, Grace; Mayor Don Treloar and his wife Helen; deputies, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilde and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stephensen, and East Juab Sheriff s NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held at 3:45 p.m. Dec. 21 , 1992 in the chambers of the Juab County Commission to take public comment on the proposed 1993 budget for Special Service District No. 2. Copies of the proposed 1993 budget may be reviewed at the office of the Juab County Clerk. Joseph A. Bernini Chairman Published in the Eureka Reporter December 11 & 18, 1992. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held at 3:30 p.m. Dec. 21, 1992 in the chambers of the Juab County Commission to take public comment on the proposed 1993 budget for Special Service District No. 1. Copies of the proposed 1993 budget may be reviewed at the office of the Juab County Treasurer. Kathryn L. Anderson Secretary Published in the Eureka Reporter December 11 & 18, 1992. 1 1 . 1992 Patrol Commander Jim Garrett and his wife, Elna. Mountain View Catering served a delicious meal of prime rib, baked potato, salad, vegetable, dinner rolls and carrot cake. The tables were all beautifully decorated and seemed to bring out the Christmas spirit in everyone. After dinner, Kyle Bigler, president of West Juab Ambulance, presented a certificate for outstanding dedication and service and a small gift to each member of the association. Vice President Joy Garbett also presented Kyle with a gift of appreciation. Mike Draper, commander of the Sheriff's Patrol, presented service Larry Ewell with a and then a held star, drawing for door prizes. The time was then turned over to Deputy Jim Stephenson who presented Mike Draper with a plaque from Sheriff Dave Carter for his outstanding service as commander of West Juab's Sheriffs Patrol (Search and Rescue). After the awards, the new officers of the Sheriffs Patrol for 1993 were named and sworn in by Deputy Glen Wilde. Also sworn in was their newest member, Robert Taylor. New officers are: Stormy Allinson, commander; Kyle Bigler, secretary; Warren Holman, historian, and Adren Underwood, quartermaster. 10-ye- ar Rabbit hunting success increases Rabbit hunting success is up throughout the southeastern region of the state. The cottontail rabbit season continues through Feb. 28, 1993. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Hunters report good suchearing will be held December 21, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. in the cess in washes, greasewood flats chambers of the Juab County and near rocky outcrops. Commission, to take public comDuck hunters are seeing ment on the proposal to amend moderate success jump shooting the 1992 Budget and to adopt the along canals or ditches or along the 1993 Budget. Copies of the pro- Price River. posed amendment and proposed Deer and elk are coming budget can be viewed at the office of the Juab County Clerk. down from the mountains now and Pat P. Greenwood may be viewed from major and Juab County Clerk Auditor Published in the Eureka Reporter December 11 & 18, 1992. 31ic secondary highways. Please don't chase or rass wintering wildlife. -- 179-620) CATHOLIC Father Walter was celebrant for mass at St. Patrick's Church, celebrating the Second Sunday of Advent. Two candles on the Advent Wreath were lighted, followedbytheentrancehymn, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. Scripture readings were from the book of die prophet Isaiah; Children especially should be shielded from second-han- d cigarette smoke which increases vulnerability to infections. The typical cold will last from three to five days, although some may linger abit longer. Symptoms are best relieved by giving your body what it most craves -rest. Drink lots of liquids to prevent dehydration and to soothe sore throats. Decongestants can help relieve congestion, and nose drops ease stuffiness. Pain relief for children should never include aspirin, which is associated with Reye syndrome, a potentially fatal brain disorder. The best protection against flu is early inoculation. Flu sufferers who are elderly, who smoke or are chronically ill can be vulnerable to pneumonia. This severe lung infection is the fifth leading cause of death in the U.S. If you develop a cough that gets worse instead of better, shortness of breath, or a dull, achy pain in your chest, see your doctor. To add a crispy coating to cookies, sprinkle a mixture of flour and sugar on the pastry board and before rolling out the dough. ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Springville, Utah 84663 Subscription in advance, per year: in Juab County $15.00 out of Juab County $18.00 Pleat tend change of addrett to THE EUREKA REPORTER Church Street Eureka UT 84628 Second claaa pottage paid at Spnngville. UT 84663 POSTMASTER Publisher Editor meet- Tripp, with Bishop Ronald Cones presiding. Music was under the direction of Betty Cones, organist, and Sherrie Cornish, song leader. Opening hymn was Away in a Manger. Dennis Myers gave the opening prayer. After administering of the sacrament by the Elder' s Quorum, testimonies were borne by members of the congregation. Closing hymn was It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, followed by benediction by Tami Myers. ke Published weekly at Eureka, Utah 84628 Printed by MARTIN W. CONOVER MRS. GRACE BERNNI months is out of question, be or for both of the one prepared - colds maladies season's dreaded and flu. With over 200 viruses causing the common cold, all of which are easily picked up by unsuspecting bystanders, this is one illness that can come any time of the year. The reason more people seem to catch colds in the winter months is simply because more people are kept indoors by inclement weather. Crowded shopping malls, theatres and classrooms provide more opportunity to come into close contact with a cold sufferer and his or her virus. As for cases of flu, they seem to occur primarily between Thanksgiving and Easter each year. While a cold will generally give you a couple days warning that something is going on - feeling sluggish or a mild sore throat - flu hits you out ofthe blue. One minute you feel fine and the next hour you're suffering from a fever, chills and body-ache- s. To decrease your chances of catching a cold or flu, try to stay out of crowds. Wash hands frequently with soap and try to avoid touching your face, mouth, or nose. The world's first female prime minister was Sirimavo Band-aranaiwho headed the Republic of Sri Lanka from 1960 to 1965. turcka tUcpnrtrr (USPS ha- Fast and Testimony If locking yourself up Ward LDS Eureka at the alone in your home for the next few ing Church, was conducted by Emron the Fifteen years after a person quits smoking, his or her risk of premature death from smoking-relate- d disease has all but disappeared. The Pyramids of Egypt are the only one of the seven ancient wonders of the world still the letter of Paul to the Romans, and the holy gospel according to Matthew. Father's sermon and the readings dealt with relationships. . between God and man and man and his neighbor, with emphasis on but with harmony and unity diversity. Mass on Sunday, Dec. 13, will begin at the regular time, 4 ... p.m. METHODIST Eureka Methodists celebrated the Second Sunday of Ad- vent at Sunday Worship Service, conducted by the Rev. Curt Pollock. Assisting were Mabel Butler, Sandy Evans , Greg Evans and Allen Evans. The service began with a of hymn praise, Rejoice, Ye Pure in Heart. Scriptures were read from thebook of theprophet Isaiah; the letter of Paul to the Romans, and the gospel of Matthew, after which the minister delivered his sermon. After a series of prayers, and thanksgiving, Holy Communion was administered. EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE Individuals and families, who meet an income guideline, complete a job search and verify one year's income can receive emergency assistance once per program year (October 1 to September 30) for: SHELTER - One half of one month's rent to a maximum of $200.00 for single heads of household with dependent children. Applicant must have an eviction notice from the landlord. CLOTHING - Necessary items of clothing for warmth and for completing a fundamental basic wardrobe for a maximum of $30.00 per individual. FUEL - Heating fuel of 75 of electric power for heat only to a maximum of $150.00; one ton of coal, one cord of wood, propane, oil, and natural gas to a maximum of $75.00. CSBG heat assistance is not for paying on past bills but for future heating costs only. The HEAT Program with your local Human Services Office must be utilized before this assistance is available. Application will be accepted after Dec. 1, 1992 for emergency heat assistance. Applicants must have received a shut off notice from their fuel supplier before applying for emergency heat assistance. Poverty iqcome guidelines for 1992 are: Size of Family Unit Poverty Guidelines 1 $6,820 2 9,190 3 11,570 13,950 16,330 18,710 4 5 6 7 8 21,090 23,470 For family units with more than 8 members, add $2,380 for each additional member. Income verification is needed for total household for one year. You may contact the following persons for assistance: Sevier County: Cathy Williams, Leone Harwood or Matt Pace - 896-922-2; or (577-284- 0 Piute County: Maggie Byers - 896-820- 2 2nd Monday 9:30 to 3 p.m.); Wayne County: Maggie Byers - 896-820- 2 or (836-273- 1 2nd Wednesday from 9:30 to 3 p.m. ; Juab County: Dorothy Cordova - 623-027- 1 (Monday and Tuesday, 1 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. ; Millard County: Ellen Roholt - Fillmore (Tuesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.), Kathy Swansbo rough or Ellen Roholt - Delta - 864-592- 7 (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.); Sanpete County: Barbara Wood or Jennette Cota - 283-402- 1, ext. 286 (Tuesday only in Mt. Pleasant City Hall from 12 noon to 1 p.m.). This assistance is provided with Community Services Block Grant Funding to the Six County Association of Governments. If you have further questions please call the Human Resources Office of the Six County AOG, 250 North Main, Sevier County Courthouse, Richfield, Utah, or phone 896-922- 2. 743-661- Published in the Eureka Reporter Dec. 11, 1992 |
