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Show April 15, 1994 - The Eureka Reporter - Page Three Eureka elementary news notes UPCOMING EVENTS: STANDFORD ACHIEVE- MENT TEST GIVEN Joan Morris returned Environment Protectors), Bill and home this week after spending two weeks in Arizona and Mexico. They first went to Globe, Arizona for a visit with two daughters and families... Gaylon and Mickey (Morris) Thompson, and Amy (Morris) Willis. After their stay in Globe, the Thompsons and Morriss, along with another family, headed for Puerto Pehasco, Sonora, Mexico, where they stayed on the beach. (Joan LOVED it!) While the menfolk did some ocean fishing, the women toured the area, took in the Acedo Museum, and of course, did some1 shopping. On the way home. Bill and Joan1 spent some time with granddaughter, Jennifer Thompson, in Safford, Arizona, where Jennifer is attending school. Bill arrived home with his fish.. and Joan with her sea shells.. having enjoyed their vacation very much. Linda Bernini tells of an inter- esting project in which the second graders (including Gregory) at Plymouth Elementary, have been involved. Linda spearheaded the project and was assisted by the teachers. This other second-grad- e editor thinks the project is worthy of mention. The students, henceforth known as the PEP KIDS (Plymouth HOUSECLEANING SERVICES PHONE 433-683- 2 Pat Wilde Eureka, Utah EUREKA MEDICAL CENTER Joseph B. Markland, P.A.C. NEW 3-- 5 3-- 5 checked without charge PODIATRIST available on request Senior Citizens: FREE Eye Exams for Drivers Licenses Copies Available - 5$ FOR APPOINTMENTS 433-690- 5 become interested in the environment and ways of saving and protecting it. Knowing this, the teachers decided to come up with a project that would involve the PEP KIDS. In cooperation with TREES UTAH, the class was able to obtain 800 trees which they were to plant in a Salt Lake area park. The only thing they had to pay for, was the cost of the buses to transport the students to the park. They got busy and recycled cans to raise the money, and then discovered that they didnt need the buses, because they were to plant the trees at Riverside Park (an equestrian park) within walking distance of their school. The PEP KIDS and their teachers planted the 800 trees in two days time!!! As for the money they raised from the recycled cans... they made a donation to TREES UTAH and then adopted an animal at Hoglc Zoo... a Mcer-ska- t. Their cash donation will feed the Mccrskat for a year. The KIDS will have a plaque placed on the animals cage and will be allowed to visit himher. WORTHWHILE VERY A PROAND EDUCATIONAL JECT!! Tintic hig news SMILE FACTORY EUREKA CHURCH NEWS METHODIST: Worship Service at Eureka United Methodist Church was conducted by the Pastor, Rev. Curt Pollock, with the assistance of Mabel Butler, accompanist; Sandy Evans, "A Childs Time"; Greg Evans, Usher; and Allen Evans, Liturgist. "Christ Is Risen" was the opening hymn for the service celebrt-in- g the Second Sunday of Easter. Scripture readings were from the Acts of the Apostles; the first letter of John; and the gospel according to John. The sermon was based on the gospel reading and was titled, "Doubting Thomas-New Beginning". -A "Blest Be The Tie That Binds" was the hymn of dedication, followed by Benediction. It was announced that there will be no church services on May Dr. Woodland, Dentist, will be at Eureka Elementary on April 18. Dr. Woodland will be doing a mini visual dental examination on each student K - 6He will basically just be checking the condition of the mouth and teeth. There will be no cost for this. However, a permission slip will be sent home and will need to be returned giving permission for each child to be checked. Further information will be sent to par- 1st. ents at a later date. KINDERGARTEN CATHOLIC: REGISTRATION Father Walter was celebrant for Kindergarten registration will the Sunday Mass, celebrating the be held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednes- Second Sunday of Easter, at St. day, April 20, in the elementary Patrick's Church. Entrance hymn library. Any child turning five was "Jesus Christ Is Risen Toyears old on or before August 3 1 , day". Theme: "Christian joy 1994, is eligible to enroll for comes from the unity of love, Kindergarten. To register for charity and faith within ones Kindergarten a child needs to heart and mind." bring hisher birth certificate and Scripture readings were from immunization record. the Acts of the Apostles; the first SPRING SING The Eureka Elementary "Spring Sing" PTSA program will be held on Wednesday, April DRUNK DRIVING 20, in the THS auditorium at ASSEMBLY On April 7, Tintic High, Eure- 7:30 P.M. The program will be ka Elementary, and West Desert presented by the elementary schools attended an assembly students under the direction of Vincent Bates, Tintic Music about drunk driving. It was about a gentleman named Director. HEALTH FAIR Sydney Reeves. He was hit by a Karen McPherson, K-- 3 health drunk driver in September of 1987. He was jogging with his nurse, is scheduling a Health Fair to be held at the elementary girlfriend, Marcella. On their school on the morning of April were her to 22. way apartment, they Emergency response teams struck by a Lincoln Continental and law enforcement officers will doing 55 mph. Marcella's neck be talking with the students and was broken and she died instant- making them aware of personal ly. Sydneys legs were shattered. safety measures. Since 1987, Sydney has had the APRIL DATES choice of getting a fake right leg Teacher Inscrvicc will be on or going through surgeries. He April 7 and April 21. has had 23 surgeries thus far and Thursday,will be dismissed from Students is having one more in the spring school at 1 :00 on these two days. of 1995, to strengthen the bones Before 1987, Sydney athlete at the University He played in basketball, and football. Since the he has decided to go letter of John; and the holy gospel according to John. The readings speak of charity, love and faith. Father expressed his appreciation to all the parishioners who gave so generously to the Annual Diocesan Development Drive.. and to the workers: Joe and Grace Bernini, chairpersons; Gertie Ann Bray, Mary Schow, Deanna Sorensen and Anna Gillespie. Mass on Sunday, April 17, will begin at 4:00 p.m. J. WITNESSES: The special talk, "True Religion Meets die Needs of Human Society", was very well attended. Roger Snider from the Spanish Fork congregation, gave the discourse that closely examined five basic needs of mankind from three different vantage points. The needs were: spiritual, moral, peace, happiness, and a purposeful life. Scriptures were used from throughout the Bible. There will be no meetings at the Kingdom Hall on Sunday, April a special one-da- y 17; instead, assembly will be held in Cedar City on Saturday. WATCHTOWER study was from the March 1 issue, "Jehovahs Judgment Against False Teachers." Unemployment tax rates to drop Many businesses will see their unemployment contributions drop next year thanks to passage of SB48. This law will change the way unemployment contribution rates are calculated and will result in a decrease in unemployment contributions of up to $4 million statewide. In the past, the State Department of Employment Security would calculate the individual components of an employers contribution rate of four decimals. When all the components of an employers rates were added together, the final rate was truncated to three and decimals automatically rounded up. For example, last year the basic rate paid by most Utah employers was .003 1 . When the State calculated the final rate, in his legs. Office Hours Monday Friday Blood Pressures have Eureka Elementary students K - 6 will be taking the Standford Achievement Tests during the first two weeks of April. Parents were informed of the importance of their child being present when hisher class is taking the test... unless there is an emergency. Also, of the importance of the child arriving at school on time on testing days.. having had a good breakfast. This seems to help students concentrate better when being tested. employers were charged .004. This represents an artificial increase of 29 percent due to the use of this improper rounding method. SB48 sponsored by Sen. Howard Stephenson passed the Senate early in the legislative session but was buried in the House rules committee. SNOW BLOWER CHAIN SAW LAWN MOWER AND SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE SNAPPER was an AAl & of Utah. baseball, accident, l. to ' HONDA One Dozen Roses med-schoo- While going through this ordeal. Sydneys adopted mother died of a heart attack. He went in search of his biological mother and found she lived only twenty minutes away from where he moved to in Ogden. He also made contact with his father. The man who hit Sydney was in prison for one year with work release. He has been sober since the accident. The students really enjoyed the assembly and were impressed by his story. Information was handed out that consisted of a contract for life for both parents and their children. Sp.ec LaX Rower Equipment Authorized Service Dealer Beautifully Arranged S Limited Offer Good only with this coupon Many Parts Expires April 3Q ASAP FLORAL 544 N. Main Springville 489-809Q mechanic. CARPENTER 7 8 a.m.-- p.m. Open Monday-Saturda- y free Delivery In Utah County ! in stock for the SEED CO. JTA 1030 S. 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