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Show POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOO Tintic Plays P.G. In First Game iEurska iQIlfi? PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT EUREKA, UTAH Printed By Of Season, Jan. 3 ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Basketball game schedule for the season has been announced as follows with Tintic to play its first regular game with Pleasant Grove here on Sprlngville, Utah matter February 10, 1948, at the "Entered as second-clas- s at office Eureka, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879." post Subscription In Advance, Per Year, $4.00; Per Copy, 10c Editor and Manager HARRISON CONOVER MRS. BELLE COFFEY ..... Reporter 3. January 3 January Pleasant Grove at Tintic B.Y. High at American Fork Lehi Bye Member: NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION WEEKLY NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVES, INC. UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION )OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC 10 January at Pleasant Grove Am. Fork i$u&ine&A Tintic at Lehi B.Y. High Bye Rebekahs Conduct Christmas Party CoL January Columbia Rebekah Lodge No. FOR SALE 2, met INCH walking bride dolls, $10.00 each . The dolls are new and have never been used. Call Frank McCabe residence, phone 295, Eureka. CLEAN rugs like new, so easy to do with Blue Lustre carpet and upholstery cleaner. Lee's. d!2ca 2-- December 13, 1957 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Two 30 LAIRD'S MARKET Flesh Meats. Groc., Dairy Products and Produce Frozen Foods Free DeL Ser. to your home Phones 58 or 59 The Utah Department of Fish and Game today released final figures from the Daniel's Canyon checking station. The tally shows that 5,733 deer were checked through the station this year. The Daniels Canyon station one of two permanent deer checking stations, is operated as an aid in gathering game management information. annual last Thursday for their Christmas Party. A business meeting was held prior to the Banquet, and was presided over by Noble Grand Myrtle Rowley. First on the evenings agenda was the elec- tion of officers, and those elected were Noble Grand, Lova Jones; Vice Grand, Nellie Laird; Recording secretary, Vola Nevers; Financial secretary, Alliene Farren, and Treasurer, Virginia Bradford. Following the meeting a turkey banquet with all the trimmings was served. In charge of the menu committee was Ruby Robinson. The tables were decorated in the Christmas theme, and the members exchanged gifts, and the decoration committee consisted of Alice Peart, Alliene Farren and Virginia Bradford. At the conclusion of the dinner, cards were enjoyed, with Mrs. Jones winning the high score for "500, and Gladys Dean the consolation. It wa3 pronounced a most enjoyable evening by all attending. The United States has about of the worlds proved reserves of crude oil, but American Legion Auxiliary celebrated at the annual Christmas Party Monday evening, Dec. 9, at the Memorial Building. President Catherine Pannell and vice president Cleo Judge were in charge of the well arranged evening. Viona District President, Reece of Payson was in attendance and accompanying her to Eureka were Mrs. Esther Nielsen, .Mrs. Emma Leonas, Mrs. Sarah Clement and Mrs. Della Stewart, all of Payson. Eileen Fennell played a medley of Christmas songs, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all Mrs. Reece gave an inspiring 17 January 24 B.Y. High at Tintic Pleasant Grove at Lehi American Fork Bye 31 Lehi at American Fork Pleasant Grove at B.Y. Tintic at Juab (non-leagu- e) February 4 Tintic at Pleasant Grove American Fork at B.Y. Lehi At Christmas Social present. Lehi at B.Y. High American Fork at Tintic Pleasant Grove Bye January Legion Auxiliary Bye February 7 Pleasant Grove at Am. Fork Lehi B.Y. B.Y. at Tintic Bye February 14 at Lehi Tintic at American Fork Pleasant Grove Bye February 19 Tintic at B.Y. High Lehi at Pleaasnt Grove February 28 American Fork at Lehi B.Y. at Pleasant Grove Tintic Bye. talk on the project outlined for the Auxiliary units for 1958. It has to do with some special work for the patients at the State Mental Hospital in Provo. After the program and regular meeting a turkey banquet was served, with most of the food being donated by the Auxiliary members. Table decorations and favors were in the Christmas colors, and a large Christmas tree, beautifully trimmed made the dining hall more festive and in keeping with the Christmas season. Members exchanged gifts, which added much to the fun of the evening. Cards were enjoyed after the banquet, with Mrs. Nielsen winning the high score for "500 and Mrs. Virginia Bradford the Bingo prize and raffle. Members were happy to welcome Mrs. Ella Harper to the party. She has been in poor health for many months, and this was her first appearance at a meeting for over a year. Prior to her illness she was one of the finest supporters of the Auxiliary work, and she received a royal welcome from the members and guests. Experience is the mother of knowledge. Nicholas Breton. Treat for two . . . or more "for you ! A UVJ New IQng-Si- In ze 12-e- z. bottles one-seven- th If I can not do great things, I can do small things in a great way. J. F. Clarke. accounts for about one-ha- lf worlds oil consumption. Milestones in Community chest X-r- ay Regular-Siz- e the 7--Up In 7-o- x. bottles by Marguerite Clark programs to uncover hidden tuberculosis have helped reduce the tuberculo- sis death rate in the U.S. from 194 per 100,000 population in 1900 to about 8 in 1957. Each year, comstudies are made plete chest y available to schools, factories, busi- Givos yea X-ra- 12 FULL OUNCES ness offices and neighborhood clubs. In 10 years, some 130 million apparently healthy Americans flavor and Famous 7-sparkle . . . only more of it in this big new bottlel Serves Up have been screened. Of these, one out of every tuberculosis. 1,000 had active two, nicely, or lets you prolong the enjoyment you get from sipping crystal-dea- r Try new King-Siz- e . . . Pick up a handy carton of 6. Keep a good supply on hand always . Since 1918, the American Diabetics Association has sponsored an annual national Diabetics Week in which local doctors throughout the country cooperate with laymen to control the disease by early diagnosis and treatment. A simple plastic kit, containing a tiny test, tube, eye dropper, and chemical tablet, is distributed to volunteers. Of the first 100.000 tests submitted, between one and two percent were diabetic. 7-U- 7-U- self-testi- ng Community cooperation plays a vital part in combating tooth decay. In Bloomington. Minnesota, Dr. William Jordan, dental chief of the Minnesota State Health Department, conducted an independent community research study of dental decay in children. His subjects were more than 500 third and fourth grade pupils! He was assisted by city school officials, dentists and nurses, PTA organiza tions, and the local Lions Club. After full dental examinations, one-haof the children were a given toothpaste containing lf stannous fluoride: the other, half, a regular toothpaste. At dentifrice. g t and when you're thirsty. For a real thirst quencher nothing does it a cool, clean tastOeee like Seven-U- p ! BOTTLED examinations were repeated, those who used the regular' p! chilled and ready for parties the end of the first year, dental and it was found that children who used the stannous fluoride toothpaste developed 35 per cent fewer new cavities than p. BIRRELL BOTTLING 362 South University Avenue ) r I BY COMPANY Provo, Utah V |