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Show Page Four - The Eureka Reporter - September 9, 1994 City councilposts annual meetings PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Tim and Loma Hannifin and Ed and Gerry Merkcs recently returned from a vacation trip to Alaska. Following is Lornas account of their trip... the 8 billion dollar pipe line taught us that it is more than a pipeline, it is an engineering feat. It is very different to have the sun come up at 5:00 A.M. and "We were met at the Salt be enjoying dinner at 10:30 P.M. Lake City Airport by Ed and while watching a beautiful sunset. Gerry Merkes (former Gerry Carter), for our flight to Next was our trip over the Anchorage. From Anchorage, we to took the ultra dome rail to Denali Alaskan Highway. Interesting of the Engineers Corps Park. We were surprised by the note that an such important part in lack of wildlife. The only animals played we saw were one black bear, one moose, some doll sheep, and two caribou. The moose, doll sheep, and caribou were viewed with binoculars. Highlights of the trip were the beauty of the flowers and the size of the vegetables in the Mat-anusValley. Also, the realization that many of the rivers are not crystal clear as we anticipated, but, due to the silt carried from the glaciers, they look more like flowing gray highways. Fairbanks was highlighted by a riverboat trip to view an old Athebaskcan Indian Village, and a visit with the trainer of Susan Butchers dogs. Susan is the winner of the famed Iditarod race. We also had a chance to visit with Mary Smith, the first woman to finish the Iditarod. She explained the importance of sled dogs in Alaska and the difference between racing and pack sled dogs. She then took a spin around the compound on a sled pulled with a team of dogs. Our next adventure was a lesson on how to filet fish for drying. Next we learned to pan gold at the El Dorado Mine. We were semi successful, getting $18.00 worth of gold from two pans. A tour of ka building of the highway. Also, interesting to consider the amount of funds that have been and are being spent by the U.S. Government in Alaska. Next was our rail trip down the White Pass from White Horse in the Yukon Territory to Skag-waWhite Pass is the famous pass through which fortune seekers had to pass to enter the Yukon Territory. It is famous for the golden stairs which were cut by packers to expedite entry into the gold fields. At Skagway, we boarded our ship, the Star Princess, for the four-da- y cruise down the inside passage. While on the ship, we did see whales, sea otters and seals. We were also, as is the norm, treated to good entertainment and spectacular food. I say spectacular food, because it is a work of art.. watermelon carved to look like tigers, bread baked to look like crabs, as well as cakes that look like flowers. When we left the ship in Vancouver, we knew we would savor the memory of spectacular views, good friends, and good food for a long time. The only thing that could have made it better is if our families had been included." the y. given that the Annual Meeting Schedule of the City Council of Eureka, Utah, be amended as follows: September 13, 1994 October 11, (Tuesday), (Tuesday), November 15, (Tuesday), December 13, (Tuesday). Regular meetings of the City Council are held in the Eureka City Memorial Building, 263 West Main Street. Eureka, Utah. .at 7:00 p.m. announces road work in Juab UD0T The Moroni Rockies won the UBBA state championship, held in Provo, in the pinto division which consisted of teams from Blanding to Ilcber City, by defeating the Lehi Rockies 15-- 4 in the championship game. Pictured from front left: Adrian Kjar, The Utah Department of TransFernando Cervantes, Jose Reyes, Joshua Dychcs, Brian Reyes, the of Kevin Bailey, Lance Freeman, Landon Bailey. Rear, left: Coach portation advises motorists lane restrictions following Roger Bailey, Brett Morley, Kyle Anderson, Cory Draper, through September of 1994: Waylon Nunley, Tyrcl Irons, Weston Zabriskie, Aaron Erickson from mile- and Coach Scott Draper. Not pictured: Logan Nielsen. Joint sealing on post 199 (Sevier River Bridge) to milepost 210. One lane will be closed both northbound and southbound. Watch for signs and flaggers. Obey posted speeds. anti-stalki- ng 15 15 Area crisis center director Karate class news The karate class performed their forms at the Tintic Silver Festival, as well as a Bo Staff Kata, which uses sticks. David Kay also did a nunchaku form using wooden nunchaku. They all did an excellent job and are progressing well with their martial arts. David Kay also attained the rank of blue belt recently. This is a big step towards brown and black belt. He is to be commended. It was not an easy task. He is now only 4 ranks away from brown belt. If you are interested in Karate for yourself or for your child, please contact Mrs. Starr for more information. The summer heat and activity youre used to may create yet t: another annoying Cramping, often in your feet or legs. The cramps may last just a few minutes, but the pain can make it seem like forever. Often, sitting or lying in an awkward position, sweating intensely, poor circulation or tired or overworked muscles can be behind a cramping episode. Here's how experts say to handle it: 1) Drink ounces of water before you exercise to prevent dehydration and another glass after every half hour of activity; 2) Wear shock-absorbeshoes; 3) Eat foods rich in potassium (lean meat, whole grains, potatoes, bananas and green, leafy vegetables) and magnesium (nuts, whole grains, soybeans, milk, seafood and green, leafy vegetables); 4) Take a break now and then from strenuous activities; 5) Try water exercises instead of land ones; 6) Loosen your bed covers if theyre tucked in so tightly that your feet stay pointed instead of in the normal position; 7) Improve your circulation with walks a day; 8) two Elevate your feet as needed. side-effec- NOTE: MOST MAJOR WA- SALEM POND AND - Fair success using TERS STATEWIDE WERE STOCKED HEAVILY FOR THE worms, salmon eggs, marshmalLABOR DAY HOLIDAY. lows or Power Bait. DEER CREEK RESERVOIR -Fishing is slow to fair. Best success is by trolling pop gear. UTAH LAKE - Channel catfishing is fair. Use shrimp or stinky bait. VERNON RESERVOIR - Reservoir is about dried up. PAYSON LAKES - Traditional baits have worked well in the lakes. DIAMOND FORK & HOBBLE Income growth good, CREEK - Fair to good fishing. but not good enough Flies or baits are allowed. NINE MILE RES. - Fishing is Despite healthy growth in good. The reservoir is only 14 income in 1993, Utahns full. Water level is dropping fast. personal per capita personal income is still one of the lowest. PALISADE LAKE - Slow fishAccording to the Commerce ing. State Park is charging $3.00 in 1993 Utahs access fee. Low water so expect Department, to cross mud flats to access lake. average per capita income grew BURRASTON POND - Slow to by 14.1 percent, the 15th highest rate of growth in the country. fair success. By Jeannine Chisholm New Horizons Volunteer Lynda Whitlock has made great strides since taking over the directorship of New Horizons Crisis Center at the first of this year. Grants have been applied for and secured, new programs and have geen implemented, volunteers from all over the area have joined forces to help victims of domestic violence and homelessness in the best ways possible. Recently Mrs. Whitlock was invited as the only one from a rural area and one of only two from Utah to attend the National Criminal Justice Association Regional Seminar in Portland. The NCJA, based in Washington D.C., met to discuss the development of model codes. Among those attending were the Attorney General of Chicago, the Deputy D.A. from Los Angeles, and a member of the Secret Service from California, as well as the Consulting Psychiatrist from the Secret Service. Attorneys, judges, mental health employees, and law enforcement personnel representing all the Western Regional States were also in attendance. Whitlock was sponsored for the seminar by all law enforcement agencies in the area. In June, Mrs. Whitlock attended the Governors Conference in Salt Lake City to give recommendations based on what she learned at the NCJA seminar. Prior to the conference, she received input from local police and attorneys concerning the apprehension and prosecution of accused stalkers in rural areas. In May, Utah put in force an law modeled closely after the one discussed in the Portland meeting. Stalking has been upgraded from a misdemeanor to a felony. If the accused has a previous felony on the books, it will be prosecuted as a felony. We may think of stalkers as those who follow cclebrcties six-coun- anti-stalki- Summers knots SPRING-LAK- E codes studies 5-to- -7 nt 30-minu- te ng six-coun- anti-stalki- ty around. Sad to say, it is much more widespread than that. An old boyfriend or girlfriend may just seem a nuisance at first, but escalates into a danger if stalking activities continue. Constant threats from a fired employee could turn into an attack on a person or possessions of that person. The person stalked tends to think the stalker will get tired and quit, but this is not always the case. Any case of stalking whether you think it is serious or not should be reported to the police. Dont wait until someone gets hurt, to act. The swallows may come back to Capistrano on March 19, but four days earlier is officially Buzzard Day in Hinkley, Ohio to mark the annual return of those birds. SNOW BLOWER CHAIN SAW LAWN MOWER AND SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE SNAPPER ty HONDA I I I Power i I Equipment Authorized Service Dealer. Many Parts in stock for the ng first-degr- ee mechanic. CARPENTER SEED CO. 1030 S. State St. Provo, Utah 373-374- 0 |
