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Show b May 13, 1960 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Two luirska RtpoxUr New Dreeeh Business School At Drury College PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT EUREKA, UTAH Printed By ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Bpringville, Utah Entered as matter February second-da- n 10, 1948, at the poet office at Eureka, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879." Subscription In Advance, Per Year, fiOO; Per Copy, lOe Publisher HARRISON CONOVER - Editor MANILA BROWN WOODROW WEIGHT Manager MRS. BELLE COFFEY Correspondent Member: NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION WEEKLY NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVES, INC. UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION ! Remember ' ago, the first step was taken toward cementing the T. Under the supervision of Principal y . Le-Ro- (Continued from Page One) The Eureka Lodge of Oddfellows were hosts to the grand master of the order, Edgar A. Winchester and many other grand lodge officers. Grand Chaplain Don Dalton introduced the various officers. The enjoyable evening wound up with a delicious dinner. Rlbublican Ladies of Tintic met at the home of Mrs. Ridgeway Spencer, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Davis of Salt Lake City were in attendance and .Mrs. Betty Willmore gave a reading. Frank D. Ostler aged 48 years and a brother of Dr. D. E. Ostler, former resident of Eureka, died at Richfield. He was a resident of Salt Lake but n in this city by was reason of visits here. Lon Sandstrom who was teaching school in Callao in the western end of Juab county was Bishop, Essie Pearson, the boys from the senior, class cemented the left side of the base. A block of cement was to be added each year until the T was completely cemented. The ninth graders and their teacher Eldon Reece went ' to Arrowhead for a swimming party. Kill-mu- i ry building. .Mr. and Mrs. Junior Bigler of Payson were in Eureka visiting the latters' parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rife. On "T Day, twenty years students Forty-fou- r at- tended. After the swim the class enjoyed refreshments. At the regular meeting of the City council, matters of a well-know- in Eureka for a short visit The Vanity Beauty. Shoppe, operated by Miss Kathryn was moved to the Raymer Frank Postma and . routine nature were taken care of by Mayor Beck presiding. Councilmen, Carlson, Fairbanks Cronin, McClain and ORouke answered the roll call. George Manson representing Eureka Kiwanis club was present and asked for assistance from the city in maintaining a play ground for the children of Eureka during the summer months. The City was wholeheartedly back of this movement. r According to the Ekker and others West Tintic ranchers. Mormon crickets are appearing in large numbers in brothers that section. The crickets had hatched out in large numbers in Government Canyon area were within a mile of the chaturin ranch south of Elberta. Miscellaneous , Plans for controlling the WILL the person who rode Mormon crickets in Tooele and away from the high school juab counties were almost grounds last Friday aftercompleted and crews would noon on Craig Sutherlands soon be at work fighting them. bicycle, please return it to Roads of the State of Utah the owner. No questions ' were the outstanding subject m!3 asked. of discussion at the monthly meeting of the Associated LAIRDS MARKET Civics club of Southern Utah Products and Produce in the Helper auditorium. Fmh Meats. Groc., Dairy Frank G. Martines. of RichFrozen Foods field, a director of the association, summed up the road Delivery situation in Utah. At this time Plumes 58 or 89 there was 3 main industries in Tues.-Thurs.-S- at WHAT ABOUT OSQBCgnSGBfon'fo I ? HOLLYWOOD CALLING Be a Hair Stylist Learn all Phases of Beauty Culture Day and Night Classes Budget Terms . Beauty Is Big Business course Complete Included at no Extra Cost. Self-improvem- ent A new method of teaching business administration with business courses considered part of a liberal arts education rather 'than a substitute for it characterizes the new Breech School of Business Administration at Drury .College, Springfield, Missouri. The building, pictured above, was built with funds donated by Ernest R. Breech (inset), chairman of the aboard of Ford Motor Company, and his wife. The modem structure houses ten classrooms, three seminar rooms, ten faculty offices, an auditorium, a reading lounge and a conference room. It will be dedicated April 28. The Sports Line1 .Mrs. E. A Stokes and Mn. Vem Neven were in Provo on Tuesday, where they com- The department of fish and game reminded today that the season for trapping beaver and mink ends jtfay 15, 1960 With the close of 'the season not far away, department spokesmen cited the following information for trappers to bined business and pleasure. They spent part of the day with Mr. and Mrs. Whitford Bate and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bate. re- member. It is. unlawful to possess the green,-- , or untanned, pelt or carcass of any furbearing animal except .during the open season or 15 days thereafter. A numbered tag must also be attached to each beaver pelt. Tags can be obtained from the conservation officer two-sto- ry One of our biggest prob- lems is that the problems faced by the human race are accumulating much faster than solutions. Wall Street Jour- nal. He aproaches the study of mankind with great advantages who is accustomed to the study of nature. Henry David Thoreau. Wm. (Bill) Bate Jr., and Miss LaRue Watt ' of Price were in town last Saturday, . visiting with Bills grandmother Mrs. E. A. Stokes and with Mr. and Mrs. Vem Nevers and family of Provo. Our human laws are but the copies, more or less imperfect, of the eternal laws, so far as we can read them. James A Froude . in the district where the pelts were taken. Anyone planning to ship or transport skins or fun of furbearing animals must fint obPut success before amusetain a shipping permit from the ment. Herbert N. Casson. department of fish and game. The muskrat is no longer considering a furbearing animal in Utah and may be legal- - ' ly taken throughout the state at any time. Repair Service am prepared to do, repairing on large and, I electrical appli-- , ances. For information, call CRestwood Elberta. small 4-32- 63, Glen Erickson Utah agriculture, mining and road building in the order named. The yearly road build- ing and repairing buget amounted to between six and seven millions of dollars, neces, sitated by the fact that our stote is sparcely settled and distances were great and hard to the fill demands for road projects. .Mr. and Mrs. E. P. North and sons of Salt. Lake City were in Eureka, visiting with Mrs. Norths mother, Mrs. Kate Pendry and other relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers had as their guests, Gerald Kirkpatrick and his bride, the former Miss Ervua Lavon Boyce of Provo. Under the supervision of the Scout Master, Elwood Love-regthe members of troupe 111 took a hike which was enjoyable and instructive. They left Eureka for a hike around Godiva mountain. They first visited the May Day, Godiva, Uncle Sam and Yankee . mines, then on to the ghost city of Knlghtsville. From there they visited various mines which were brought into prominence by the late Jesse x e, SPECIAL OFFER! Reduced tuition until June 30th or until classes filled. Visit, phone or mite for descriptive folder & complete information 45 E. Broadway Salt Lake City, Utah 108 W. Center Prove, Utah 2336 Wash. Blvd. Ogden, Utah Knight i mi-- uiun i cn duuidvh STIAIOHT BOURBON WHISKEY: 90.4 PROOF BIUAONT DISTIllINO CO., IAWIINCIBUIO, IND. r Qj . |