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Show Page Two - The Eureka Reporter - February (Hite Fighting the winter blahs 12,1988 iEureka importer Here we are, already into Weve survived the February. (UPS-179-62- 0) holidays and put up with the snow, fog, and slush. Weve read numerous articles on coping with Holiday Stress; but, what do we do until Spring arrives? Often our attitude, which can be adversely affected by the winter weather f is the key. Too often we focus on the negatives associated with the cold and snow instead of taking advantage of the season. Perhaps 1988 is the year to try some new winter Published. weekly' at Eureka, Utah 84628 Printed by OH ART PUBLISHING COMPANY Springville, Utah 14663 Subscription in advance, per year: Juab County $10 out of Juab County $13.50 in Plaasa land change of addrois to The Eureka Reporter, UT 84628. Second dots pottage paid at Springville, UT POSTMASTER: sport - skiing, Church Street, Eureka, 84663. Member: g, .or snowmobiling. Or take the time or hobbies that we neglect the rest of the year. Since were not busy in the yard or garden, we might visit or write friends and relatives. The time indoors with family and loved ones is an opportunity for for-readin- .Publisher MARTIN W. CONOVER MRS. GRACE BERNINI ice-fishin- Editor UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION (re)building and Cozy fires and peaceful solitude provide each of us Wt n our g088 and Naomi Jermain NflOIIII JGritKIIII relationship strengthening. 1962 A look bock in fhe files STfeart6!'1 and Jane Fitch. Father Daz accompanied them to the city and supervised the days activities. It is interesting to look back 26 years and note how much different things were then as compared to today. Here are a few of the happenings that were reported in the Eureka Reporter... The B.P.O.E. No. 711 held a very successful New Years party Ann Quigley evening included a dinner followed by special en tertainment. Ronald Griggs had formed a mens chorus of 20 men. The chorus proved to be a very big hit and they performed at Lucas, Lela Delvore Racker Lunt, Harry J. Pitts, and George with 150 people attending, .many from the Provo Lodge. The many functions. Jerry Sanderson was the accompanist. Dancing was enjoyed until the wee hours and at midnight there was a shower of balloons and serpentine. Hats and noisemakers were provided. A delicious buffet luncheon was served at 2 a.m. There was much conjecture as to the cause of a resounding blast that shook many of the homes on the north side of town on a Saturday afternoon in Jan. 1962. The mystery was cleared up when it was discovered that a chimney had blown up at the Richard Ainge home. No injuries or fire result. Just some frayed nerves of the occupants of the home. William (Bill) Eastwood was installed as Fire Chief of the Eureka Volunteer Fire Dept. Others installed to serve with him for two years were Leland Sanderson, Assistant Chief; Tom Eastwood, secretary; Floyd Evans, truck captain; and Lynn Brady, trustee. Lynn was the outgoing Chief. Mrs. Bonnie Ryan Newman was a member of the cast of Kern Opera Companys presentation of La Traviate performed at Harvey Auditorium in Bakersfield, California. Mrs. Newman is an accomplished singer. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ryan of Eureka. (Today Mrs. Newman is the Principal of Hillsdale Elementary School in Salt Lake City, where Mrs. Christine Bernini is a fourth grade teacher.) CYO members of St. Patricks Church were in Salt Lake where they attended the ordination of Futhr Davicii ami Father Fitzgerald. After the ordination ceremonies, they made a trip to the DUP Museum, visited the Temple grounds; and took in the movie, El Cid. Making the trip were Martin Fennell, David Bernini; Stephen Evans, Fred Spencer, Frankie Bridgeman, 1962 saw the passing of many friends: Louise Gertrude Bauer Wilde, Calvin Elton, Axel E. Wahlberg, Frank E. Wanlass, Gladys LaRancy Dean, Samuel S. Gardner, Margaret Cronin (This list is not comnext weds). .more plete.. A. Hyde. Waterford coach liked playing basketball here Editors Note...This article was clipped from the Thursday, Feb. 4, issue of the Daily Herald. The writer gives a real pat on the back to Untie High School and to the community of Eureka. Hats off to Tintic High School and the community of Eureka. Our Waterford basketball team visited Tintic recently for a Region Eleven contest and we came away very positively impressed. Their gymnasium is a very nice facility. It is for. We new, clean and well-care-d to a felt it pleasure play there. More impressed were we, however, with how we were treated. informed that the studentbody had been celebrating and that our Spirit Week basketball game was a sort of climax of the whole idea. It was obvious that the school and community had taken spirit and sportWe Dennis Arthur White, Sr., 69, of were 988 &ty! She was born August 1M906 to 8t thmkzng, it is helpful E jermain May 30 1930 in salt He was born Julv zz, 1918 in to consider the options available and Toke citv The marriage was later Metropolis, Nevada to Samuel and make the necessary changes, be Sarah Webb White. He married they behaviors or attitudes. Grace Hone, June 25, 1951, in Las T Vegas, Nevada. He was a member of the LDS Church. He had worked for Centennial Development, White Service and Goshen Motor Company. He was a life member of Goshen Trap Club and won State Trapshooting Singles in 1952. He was Judge for Goshen City and Goshen precinct for 25 years. He loved outdoors activities. He is survived by his wife; three The Mountain View Hospital sons: Dennis A. White, Jr., Provo; Volunteer Auxiliary of Mountain Gregory White, Payson; and View Hospital, affectionately called Terence White, Goshen; one sister Pink Ladies, is holding its annual and one brother: Mrs. John (Irene) Valentine Sweet Sale on Friday, Leones, Payson; and George Harold Feb. 12, in the hospital lobby, White, Goshen; five grandchildren, beginning at 9:00 a.m. He was preceded in death by a son, For sale at the sweet sale will be Gerald White. homemade candy, cookies, and Funeral services will be held at cakes from the kitchens of some of the Goshen LDS Ward Chapd on the best cooks in the area. Friday at 11:00 a.m. with counselor The volunteers are sponsoring Allen Newton officiating. three $500.00 scholarships to be Friends may call Thursday given away to senior students in evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Holladay each of the three Nebo District high Hills Funeral Home, 66 South 300 schools, for those students planning East, Santaquin, Utah, and at the to major in the health care field. chapel on Friday an hour before This is a new project for the volunteers, and they are excited at be in the Goshen the prospect of helping worthy students attain their goal. Students interested in the scholarships are urged to contact their high school l counselors. The volunteers have sponsored , Grant-sville many worthwhile projects through Jay and Diane Schow of are the proud parents of a the years, including Lifeline, stuffed for all pediatric patients,1 baby girl, bom Friday, February 5, blood pressure checks, hospital 1988, at L.D.S. Hospital in Salt Lake free. and the list goes on and. equipment, Their in new checked City. daughter on sbarPen up those sweet teeth at 7 pounds 13 and a half ounces and has been named Shanna Blair' and get ready for a sweet treat on Schow. Anxious to get a peek at his Friday, . Feb. 9 new sister is Cory. VlID hirlf.y J- - Taylor. Charlotte, North relina; Mrs. Dick (Marian J.) ovst8a3rd, Payson, and Mrs.; Kenneth (Katln-y- n J.) Wilson, (blor O110; grandchildren; 22 grandchildren; three sisters: Mrs. Lillian Steele, Goshen; Mrs. Winona Watters, Orem; Mrs. Alton (Edith) Carter, Salt Lake City. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, February 6, 1988 a.m. in the Goshen LDS Ward Chapel with Bishop Roger A. Jensen, officiating. Friends may call Friday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 at-.ll:0- pm' at66 South ... Faner? 300 East, Santaqum Home OT one hour pnor Bemces Saturday at the Ward Chapel in Goshen. Interment will be in the Goshen City Cemetery. corner ' Help Wanted it'k'kitititifkit'k'ititit'kit'k'kit' EASY Workl Excellent payl Assem-animaMe products at home. Call for infor- ls mation. ext. 6052eowM18 504-641-80- For Sale 1 Lost year's seeds , A- 1980 CAMARO. Low miles. Best er . Ph: principal and members of the community, we were made to fed more like guests and friends than like opponents and enemies. have older leftover seeds that you are not sure whether they will grow, run this test for germination now so that you will know whether you should paint them or not Moisten two or three layers of paper towels. Place 0 seeds on a towel and roll towels loosely. Place in plastic bag. Keep in warm place such as kitchen counter or on top of water heater (70-7- 5 degrees F.). Some seed such as radish will germinate in two or three days. Peppers may take 4 days.Ob- 25-5- express my deep appreciation to all of my dear family and friends who attended the open house on Saturday and extended their congratulations and best wishes to me. My thanks also, for the lovely sentiments expressed by way of cards, phone calls and gift: A very special thanks to Mayor and Mrs. Haynes; Councilpersons: Tim Hannifin and Lorn a; June McNulty and Coleen; Jay Evans and Sandy; Vernon Jones and Judy; Mary Lou Draper and Mike...for hosting the retirement open house and for the extra special gift. It was an occasion I will always remember. Alliene Farren 10-1- serve at of-- f F5 433-69-57 1987 seeds will, in most instances, be suitable for this year. In case you smanship seriously. Beginning with coach Tom Taylor and his staff, through the players, studentbody, It was a potent reminder to me that it is possible to keep athletic contests in perspective. There are more important things than winning. The warm feelings we all had on our return trip to Provo that night had much more to do with Tintics cordiality than it did with the fact that the final scores were titled in our favor. Indeed, I learned some things from the Tintic High School that I hope I can teach and practice - no great game strategies - but great human relations skills. Thank you, coach Taylor. Cloyd P. Atwood Waterford basketball coach wTvalley a For Rent NICE two-bedroo- m condo in ML. Pleasant with washer, dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher. No city, power deposit. Only $250 per month.. tfn- - Call462-321- 3 Miscellaneous Auction We buy anything of value from one intervals to item to a fleet. Or let us sell it for determine degree of germination. A you. McKee Auction Co. 0 F17 percent germination will or probably produce a satisfactory two-da- y 71 75-8- crop. Help Wanted When English chemist Joseph Priestley discovered in 1770 that EASY workl Excellent pay! 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