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Show Remember pre-sea-s- on Watts, who began this year directing athletics at Tintic after coaching Overton, Neva- da, had already made a derful start at the won- Eureka school. tilts the In the miners downed Provo, Hinckley, Grantsville, Tooele, Wasatch Academy and Lehi for a splendid record. Although the Miners lost some valuable performers from their plucky 1939 crew, Coach Watts had Fred pre-seas- on forRadtke, ward, Martin Gunderson and Bob Pett guards and Max Kay and Ted Reir centers. Other squad members were Oris San- derson, Gerald Drussell, Bill Gear, Rex Reid and John Taylor. Frank Beesley had been appointed to the position of Deputy Assessor of Eureka and commenced the work of assessing property. The first work the business district. being ' Joseph Fennell, young businessman of this city had been appointed census enumerator from Tintic District and was scheduled to commence work. Russell Hawkins, assistant district manager was here making examinations and Mr. Fennell won out in a class of several candidates. The first phase of this big program was to be a survey of business and manufacturing. Due to an error the reporter . failed to mention the passing of one of Tintics prominent David Larsen of citizens, Mammoth, who died after a lingering illness. For years he had been custodian of Mammoth schools. Surviving was hia son Darwin and three daughters. Funeral services were held at Mammoth and burial took place in Spanish Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Cronin were the parents of a baby It was their first child and was given a royal welcome. Mrs. Dale Bray, who had been seriously ill with influenza-pneuwas slowly improving. Her little son prematurely bom due to her illness was getting along fairly well according to the attending physician. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan and son Jack and James Morgan returned home after a trip monia to the west coast. At San Francisco they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan. Miss Gloria Gear, who was attending school in Los Angeles, Calif., was visiting her paicnts, Mr. and Mrs. William Gear. Miss Gear was making her home with her brother-in-laand sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ii. W. Smith. w Believe me when Hardware Ranch Santaquin-Tinti- c . (Continued from Page One.) days in Eureka with Mrs. Emma Naylor and other relatives. William Martin Peart of Eureka was accepted for enlistment in the U. S. Navy at the Recruiting Station in Salt Lake City. He had been ordered to train at San Diego, Calif. The Salt Lake Tribune, in commenting on basketball gave special attention to the Nebo District and in doing so picked Springville to win the honors. This decision was made in spite of the record of wins made by Tintic. The paper said Coach Taft daughter. January 8, 1960 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Four I tell you that thrift of time will y you in after life, with a usury of profit beyond your mojt sanguine dreams. re-rg- LDS Stake News Most important news of the past week was the Youth meeting at the Nebo Stake Tabernacle when President McKay addressed the youth of the church (1279 in attendance from the Nebo, Juab, and the Santaquin-Tinti- c stakes) on the subject of Courtship and Marriage. Certainly that subject is of utmost importance if we are to preserve that most important of all institutions, the Pearl of Great Price which we call the home. Full text of his message will be published in the Church Section on Janu- ary 9. Another Youth Fireside will at on Sunday January 10. Wards will hold their own individual Firesides. Stake Quarterly Conference will be held Saturday and Sunof day under the direction President Carl A. Patten. An Honor Citizens Banquet will be held on Friday Jan. 8 at the Stake Center and will start at 7:30. Dr. Richard Poll from the BYU will be guest speaker. Banquet will be prepared by the Sant&quin Ward Relief Societies. Proceeds will go to the Building Fund. Those attending are asked to bring their own dishes. Emerson Bradley was released as General Secretary of the Aaronic Priesthood in the 2nd Ward and Sherman Jones was sustained. Baby blessed: Ted Seth Ah-lison of Eddie and Colleen be held Mrs. Alexander Blight returned to Eureka Sunday evening after spending the past week in Long Beach, California, where they were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gourley. While there they attended parties given by Mrs. Clara Jerman and Mrs. Mabel Baird, former residents of Eureka. . On New Years Eve, Mr. and Mrs. Gourley entertained at a Mr. 8:45 party, St and guests attending, included the above mentioned persons and the following: Mr. and Mrs. George Sothem, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Carson, Mrs. Isabel Gourley Wride, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Siler and Mr. Pete Gaaselalen. With the exception of the Silers and Mr. Gaaselalen, the guests were all former residents of Eureka, and what a gay time they had reminisc- ing obut the good old days in Eureka. Mrs. Siler and Mrs. Gourley are sisters. Mr .and Mrs. Roy Siler of Ogden, parents of Mrs. Blight, made the trip to the coast with Now Feeding ISO Head of Elk Some 150 elk are now on the feed lot at the Hardware Ranch, according to the Utah Department of Fish and Game. This department property, often called Utahs Little Jack-so- n Hole, annually plays host to as many as 450 of these big the Blights, and all enjoyed the beautiful Rose Parade in Pasadena on New Years Day. Mr. St Mrs. William Paxman and daughter Maxine, were in Salt Lake last Saturday where they attended the wedding and reception of a niece of Mr. Paxmans, Miss Annette Pax-ma- n and Eld win Lund. The nuptials were solemnized at the Memorial Hall in Memory Grove, and a reception, honoring the newlyweds followed the wedding ceremony. game animals when heavy snows in the adjacent mountains cause them to move into the fields where wild hay has been raised and stored to carry the animals through winter The department said the Hardware also acts as host to many thousands of visitors each winter who come to view the animals at close range. Spokesmen said the public is again welcomed to call at the ranch, though visitors were reminded that all who can possibly go during the week days rather than weekends should do so. "Elbow room, is often at a premium on weekend when past records show as many as three thousand visitors for a two-da- y period. The Hardware Ranch is sit, uated in Blacksmiths Fork in Cache County and is reached by traveling through Hyrum and east some sixteen miles up the canyon. We have no more consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth without producing it. George Bernard Shaw n, Ahlin. Baptized and Confirmed was Sharon Van Ausdal. Control Program On Spruce Bug Is Now Completed Completion of the fall spruce bark beetle control program on the Mantl-L&SNational Forest was announced today by Forest Supervisor George L. Burnett. These tree killing beetles are attacking spruce trees on about 2,000 acres of private, State, and national forest lands in the Dark Canyon area of the LaSal Mountains near Moab, Utah. A total of 3,521 trees, stumps and logs were treated this fall. This makes a total of 8,300 infested trees that have been treated in this area during the past two years. The infested trees, stumps and logs are either treated with a chemical that kills the insects or they are burned. Studies have shown that the chemical spray applied to the trees will kill the beetles without harming animals or humans. As many trees as possible are also removed from the woods and cut into lumber. al Apprixomately 2ft million board feet of timber have been removed from the area under this control program'. Technical Information on control of this insect was supplied by entomologists from the Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station and the control program was carried out by District Ranger John K. Stithem. A person is not mature until he has both an ability and a willingness to see himself as one among others and to do to those others as he would have them do to him. H. A. GOSHEN MOTOR Goshen ONLY FORD DEALERS SELL COMPANY Utah A-- 1 right to USED CARS AND TRUCKS |
