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Show Universal tocrofilmine Core Box 2608 Salt Lake Eureka, Utah 84628 Vol. 68 City, Utah 84101 August 11, 1972 No. :i2 National Guardsmen from seven states begin two-wee- k National Guardsmen from seven states and an Army Reserve unit from an eighth began their annual two week summer encampment in Utah last weekend. About 2,000 troops, mostly from the 19th Special Forces Group will conduct Green Beret" operations at Camp W. G. Williams, Jordan Narrows, and at Mt. Pleasant. Along with two Special Forces companies from the Utah National Guard will be Company C from Montana, Company D from Rhode Island, Company E from New York and from H Company Colorado. They will be supported with transport aircraft from the 440th Tactical Air Wing of the Wisconsin National C-1- 30 An orderly of parachutes and equipment had become a trademark of the Golden Knights. Here jumpers don their gear in line-u-p Guard. preparation for one of the more than 150 free-fa- ll parachuting exhibitions the team performs each year as the Army's official demo unit with the Green Berets will be the 2nd battalion of the 161st Infantry of the Training Washington State National Guard 353rd and. the Candidate answers questions about state school board election Is it true that one of the candidates for the four year state school board term in District 7 has withdrawn from the race? Yes, Dr. A. Reed Morrill, Provo, an incumbent, in a letter to the board said he was resigning on the advice of his doctor and that he also was withdrawing his candidacy for reelection to the board. 2. Will there be a primary runoff for state school board 1. candidates in District 7? Since Dr. Morrill withdrew, the picture has changed somewhat inasmuch as this leaves only two candidates for term Mrs. the four-yeHarriet Hinckley Eliason, Delta; and Stephen L. Garrett, Cedar City. They will therefore appear only on the ar November general election ballot. This also holds true for the candidates for the two-yeterm from District 7 D. Law, St. Rueben Dr. George, and Philip J. Spar-tanProvo. 3. Are state school board candidates non partisan? Yes. 4. How does the new ruling announced by the Attorney General's office this week affect school board candidates? 7 ar o, The attorney generals office in Utah said the requirements for filing political campaign statements apply not only to partisan candidates but also to nonpartisan including judicial and school board candidates. 5. Will 18 year olds vote for school board candidates? Yes, providing they register election. the before are dates August Registration 12, August 22, October 14, October 17, and October 31. 6. How important is education in Utah? Traditionally education of our young people by the finest teachers available has been our goal in Utah. Over half of the total budget of our state is at present being spent for our states educational system and it must have our constant attention. If you have questions, please write to Harriet H. Eliason, Route 2, 187 North Center Delta, Utah, 84624. Uinta anglers being 'covered' The rugged Uinta Mountains are less difficult for Wildlife Resources law enforcement to cover these days thanks to patrolling by aircraft in that area. Division pilots fly over all drainages in the Uintas and can spot camps and potential officers ABA All-st- ar game in Palace The American Basketball Association's All-Stgame will be held in the Salt Palace Feb. 6, ar 1973. Vince Boryla, president of the host Utah Stars, said Saturday that the game will feature the best players in the league without limit on the number of players from any one francise. Previously there was a limit of three players per club. fishermen within a few minutes. Pilots inform radio equipped law enforcement officers stationed on the ground which areas to check for valid fishing licenses and fish limits. This method allows more efficient use of law enforcement officers time in patrolling this remote, rugged mountain land. After fishermen are checked, officers collect biological data for fisheries management. Psychological Operations unit (Army Reserve) of California. ewA Full scale LDS CHURCH Sunday Floyd Gourley conducted the Sunday morning services at the Eureka Ward LDS Chapel. The music was under the direction of Norma Jameson and Corinne Garbett. Adele Allinson was appointed 2nd Counselor in the Primary. Seven babies were blessed: Candants Marie Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long; Jennifer Ann Jordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glade Jordan of Elko, Nevada; Lee Ann Long, daughter of Victor and Melba Long of Goshen; Troy Jordan Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Lamb of Heber, Sandy Lynn Smith, daughter and son, Renton, of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith; Denise Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perry. The first four named were blessed by Arthur Long, and the Smith Daughter and son were blessed by their father. The closing prayer was given by Bishop Garbett. combat training begins with organization of detachments and of aggressor airlifting guerrillas. During the camp two jumpmaster courses will be given to advanced parachutists. A highlight of the training comes this week when a detachment is parachutes onto the summit of the Manti-LaSNational Forest range al 10,5000 feet above sea level. It is thought to be the highest altitude attempted for this type of operation. Sterling Chatwin services held L. Chatwin, 69, a of Harold Chatwin of brother Sterling Eureka, died August 6, 1972 in Salt Lake at his home of a heart attack. He was born July 13, 1903, in Goshen to Lawrence and Mary Jane Herbert Chatwin. He married Laura Cooper, March 16, 1927 in Salt Lake, in the Salt Lake Temple. He was a retired foremen of Utah Power & Light Company, and a member of the LDS Church. Survivors are his widow; son and daughter, Larry, North Bend, Oregon; Mrs. Corrine Philips, Jacksonville, Florida; 4 brothers, grandchildren; Gilbert, Dearfield, Michigan; Harold, Eureka; George Davis, Payson; Lee Davis, Springville. Funeral services were held Thursday in the Grant 7th Ward LDS Chapel. Burial was in Wildlife board meets Aug. 16 Benjamin, Utah County, cemetery. The Wildlife Board will meet August 16 at the Salt Lake office to determine this years upland game hunting seasons. Season lengths and bag limits for chukar partridge, forest and sage grouse, quail and pheasant will be set by die board. Opening dates of seasons for the above named birds have been scheduled. The board will also set turkey and cottontail openers. Partridge and grouse hunts begin September 23, while quail and pheasant seasons open November Patricks Catholic Church Mass on Saturday, August 12, will be at 6:00 p.m. Mass on Sunday, August 13, will be at 9:00 a.m. There will also be a Mass in Spanish every Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. at St. Patricks Church, Eureka. St. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson and two sons, Lloyd and Paul returned home Sunday from a vacation spent in Montana. They visited with an aunt in Butte, and were house guests of her sister, and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Kaatz (Dalena Dean) at their home in Sheridan. They also attended a reunion of the Harry Dean family, which was held in Twin Bridges. Mont. There were over 30 family members attending the reunion. Mrs. Dan Sullivan of Salt Lake and duaghter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Tate of Tempe, Arizona were in town on Saturday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Brennan Hannifin and family. Methodist Church A Lay Speaker will conduct the Sunday morning services at the Eureka Methodist Church, beginning at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School will be at 10:00 a.m. preceding the Church service, and will be under the direction of Supt. Alliene Farren. son-in-la- JOINS AIRFORCE Evans Long, son of Mrs. Rachael Hannifin, left Thuesday for Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. He graduated from Tintic High School in May, and enlisted in the Air Force soon after graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hannifin accompanied him to the Salt Lake Airport. camp , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cherry of Denver, Colorado, were in town last Thursday looking after business interests, and visiting with Mrs. Valene Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willett and family left last Saturday for Salt Lake where they will make their home. We are sorry to lose the Willett family, but wish them well in their new surroundings. Sister Ella Rose of Boise, Idaho, is visiting here with here aunt, Mrs: William Wirthlin and Mayme, and with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sanderson. She has spent the summer at St. Marys in Notre Dame, Indiana, and was enroute to Boise, and stopped here for visiting with family members. Guests during the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen were Mrs. Margaret Harmon of Anaheim. Calif; and her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parker and their daughter Susan, and son, Hank of Costa Mesa, Calif. son-in-la- w, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Walker and his parents, spent a couple of days last week at Fish Lake on a fishing trip. Ill at home Earl Naef is reported to be very ill at his home. He spent three months in the LDS Hospital in Salt Lake and is now at his home here. His friends are wishing him the best in the way of a recovery. In town last Sunday for a short visit were Mr. and Mrs. Valene Livingston. |
