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Show -- ft. lining Corp. Universal MlcrofAve. . 141 Pierpont Salt Lake City 1, Mah Odd Fellows get official visit Odd Fellows grand master of Utah, Clifford Anderson, of Murray, made his official visitation to the Eureka Lodge last Friday evening. Accomp- anying him were Verl Jordan, grand secretary; Howard Lindsay, Cecil Hansen and Tom Bailey, all members of the Murray Lodge. Each of the visitors made a short but informative talks on Oddfellowship. Noble Grand Clyde Campbell presided at the meeting and welcomed the visitors to Eureka. At the conclusion of the lodge ceremonies a buffet lunch was enjoyed. A vote of thanks by the members was given to Mrs. Vola Nevers and Mrs. Virginia Bradford for preparing the -- lunch. Vol. 61 The Eureka (Utah) Reporter, Friday, May 3, 1963 No. 19 Former resident dies in Tucson Word was received in Eureka this week of the death of Mrs. Grover Duff at her home in Tucson, Arizona. She and Mr. Duff made their home in Eureka for a few years and during their residence here Mr. Duff was superintendent at the North Lily Mine. No details of her death were given in the telegram sent to friends here. Interest has been running officers for the school year of 1963-6- 4. high at Tintic High this week, and some spirited campaigns are being waged by the students who are planning to hold student body elections for Two tickets are in the field, the blue ticket and the white one. Primary election was held on Monday and the following were nominated: Mothers Day program set A Mothers Day program will be presented 12, at at the Elk Club-roo- Karen Dale; reporter, Joan Sweirkosz; judge, Dennis Wahlberg; chief of police, Lar- Sunday afternoon, May 3 ry Ewell; Kirk Corp. Those attending were taught how to handle people in a shelter. They were given specific instructions on management under shelter conditions. Mr. Driscoll and Mr. Schmidt re- port a very interesting and incourse. The formative two-da- y men will pass on to others just what they learned at the WATER The weekend storm, while pretty messy added considerably to the water picture. The drifting snow storm on Friday left .66 of an Inch of moisture; the Saturday storm added another .45 of an Inch and bn Sunday, .07 more was added, making a total of 1.18 for the weekend. The snow measured in the neighborhood of from 7 to 0 inches on the level. After old Sol got in his licks for a few hours, the snow disappeared quickly, with the attendant mud for harried mothers to dig out. Temperatures dropped as low as 18 above on Saturday morning, but a few good days have been noted since then, and as usual, everyone's looking to spring, although some doubt that It will ever arrive. attorney, Drussell; Patricia cheerleaders, Boswell and Peggy Later in the week the election will be held, and prior to the election, the students will have the opportunity of hearing both campaign managers and candidates electioneers. attends CD y meet William Discoll and Hyrum Schmidt spent Monday and Tuesday of this week at Camp Williams at the State of Utah Civil Defense Academy where they attended a shelter management course. The instructions were given by John McAllister, director of training for Utah Civil Defense district Sparrow. Arrangements for the program are being made by the committee, Ronald Griggs, Bert Ferguson and Kenneth Panell. The program will be printed in a later issue of the Reporter. two-da- Greenhalgh; sec. and 'treas., Mary Lou Taylor; Program chairman, Gary Gillespie; reporter, Sam McIntyre; judge, Dick Sorensen; chief of police, Jerry Hansen; distict attorney, David Chambers; cheer leaders, Penny Sorensen and Sue McIntyre. White ticket: Pres., David Redmond, vice pres., Martin Fennell; sec. and treas., Carol Ann Webb; program chairman, ms p.m. Dr. Robert Runnells, a former resident of Eureka, now residing in Salt Lake City, will be the guest speaker. Duo Blue ticket: President, David Jones; vice pres., Donald News notes TRUCKS REPLACE TRAINS The scene will be similar to this when Kennecotts Utah Copper Division begins using trucks in place of trains to haul overburden from its huge Bingham Canyon mine. Ore will continue to be hauled by train. The trucks, about IS feet high and 32 feet long carry 42 cubic yards of material at one time. the session. The clinic is held for the new officers and committeemen to better acquaint them with their new duties and responsibilities, and to encourage the lodges to make this year a record year. Those participating in the clinic were Alexander Blight, instructions to exalted rulers. Mr. Blight is a past district deputy grand exalted ruler. Seth Billings gave instructions to leading knights. He is also a past D.D. grand exalted rul- - on No. 711 Alex Don SorenWall, Kay Blight, sen. Ned Allinson, Tom East-wooTed Johnson, Leon Old-royBert Wheelock, Jay Chat-tertoRobert Thomas and Hamilton Laird. Mrs. Laird accompanied Mr. Laird to Provo and wras entertained by some of the Provo Ladies of Elks. , w-er- e, d, Guestft last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hannifin were her brother and -, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCormick of Brigham City. They left last Saturday for their home. sister-in-law- 14-da- y leave Ed Fields is spending a leave here with his wife and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fields. He has just finished basic training at the Army base at Fort Ord in California. He will report to Fort Polk in Louisiana on May 10. Mrs. Fields will go to California until such time as she can join her husband. 14-d- ay er. Instructions to loyal knights were given by Tom Schow, a past D.D. grand exalted ruler. Instructions to secretaries, treasurers, trustees, committeemen and organists were given by Doug Lamborne; instructions to esquires, Gordon Billings; instructions to tylers, inner guards and chaplains were explained by Ted Soles, past exalted ruler and second vice president of the state Association of Elks. At the close of the workshop clinic, a luncheon was served by the Provo Lodge. The clinic was pronounced as highly successful, with officers and committeemen receiving much important information from their instructors. All twelve lodges in Utah were represented at the event. Those attending from Tintic Lodge Miss Maxine Taxman, who is employed in Salt Lake was home over the weekend spending the time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Paxman. Ed Fields here Eurekan participates in workshop clinic for Elk lodges of state The April Workshop Clinic for new officers and committeemen of the various Elks lodges in Utah, was held at Provo last Sunday with the Provo Lodge No. 849, as the host lodge. Dr. James R. Burton, district deputy grand exalted ruler, north, and Hamilton Laird, district deputy grand exalted ruler, south, conducted Monday guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson, and her twro sisters, Mrs. Odell Peck and Mrs. Irvin Nelson of Lchi and Salem; and Mrs. Nelsons daughter, Mrs. Maurice Crisp and two children of Salt Lake. Cub Scout Pack 1 1 1 holds ceremony Cub Scout Pack 111 held a regular pack meeting last Wed- nesday evening in the LDS amusement hall. Several of the boys received awards and a special Weblos ceremony was held with Richard Webb, Jr., receiving the award which is the highest award in Cub Scouting. He will now go into regular Scouting. His father, Richard Webb, Sr., Cub Scout Master, was in charge of the ceremony and the awarding. d, n, .Mrs. Martha Burton, Public Health Nurse, Paula and Stephen Lee, the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee, of Ephraim, left Wednesday evening for home, after spending several days here with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nash. The Glen Lees were in Denver, where Glen attended the School Board Convention held there during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Boswell were hosts at a family dinner at their home on Saturday of last week. Attending the nicely arranged dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mattinson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sanderson, of Pleasant Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Verl Sanderson, Provo; Mrs. Leonda Morgan, Santaquin; and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sanderson of Eureka. Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell of Kemmer, Wyo., left last Saturday, after spending a week visiting with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Allinson. spent Monday and Tuesday in Salt Lake attending a Public Health Association Convention, which was held at the Newhouse Hotel. Ore Shipments Flltrol Corp., 1,260 tons of hallosite .clay. . |