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Show Corp. Universal Microfilming 141 Pierpont Ave. Citv 1. Utaxl T-o- Sectors return officials r Parent conferences, assemblies The three voting districts in Eureka elected the three incumbent councilmen in Tuesday's election. The Democratic ticket was the only one in the field, with no opposing ticket. Incumbents elected for a four-yeterm were Curtis who Butler, polled 216 votes; Herbert Curwen, 109 votes and Frederick A. Johnson, 141. Two write-inRobert Fields 106 and Arthur votes, polled 88. Smith, mark American Education Week American Education Week will be observed in the Tintic schools from the week beginning Nov. 11 through the 16. Reports at the Tintic High School will be given out on ar Monday, Nov. 11. On Wednesday, Nov. 13. the 9th grade students will put on an assembly at 11:30 a.m., and parents are given a special invitation to attend, and to cat at the school lunch room, if they care to do so. They will s, Firemen election planned Monday Youth injured in truck mishap The Eureka Fire Department will hold a regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 11, in the Fire Hall, at which time nominations for officers for the coming year will be held. The officers are urging a good Robert Thomas, 7 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bemell Thomas, suffered serious in- turn-ou- t. Post office will close for Monday The Eureka Post Office will be closed all day on Veterans Day, November 11. Utah Governor George D. FIRST TO SIGN PETITION to was a first the petition for the creation of sign Clyde Utah Water Central the Conservancy District. Calvin W. National Committeeman, also Democratic Utah's Rawlings, in the ceremony, as Jay R. Bingham, director participated of Utah Water and Power Board, observes recent formality. St. Patricks sponsors annual Thanksgiving clothing drive Eureka bank St Patricks Catholic Church is sponsoring the annual Thanksgiving Clothing Drive, which begins on November 17, and will continue through the 24th. An appeal is being made for wearable clothing, shoes, (no spike heels), blankets, and bedding supplies. The drive is being carried on throughout the Catholic churches and schools of the Diocese of Salt Lake City. The great need of millions of people throughout the world is The First Security Bank of Utah. N. A. Eureka Office, was recenty paid tribute by a treasury official for its support of the Savings Bonds program. A special citation for the local bank was awarded August 1, 1963. by Clem S. Schram, Utah Director of the Treasurys Savings Bonds Division. The award signed by Douglas Dillon. Secretary of the Treasury, and Frederick P. Champ, Utah State Chairman, is inscribed: In recognition of patriotic service in strengthening the nation and its citizens through the United States Savings Bonds Program." "All banks in Utah encourage the purchase of Savings Bonds and issue them as a public sendee at no cost to the Government or to the purchaser," Mr. Schramm pointed out, "and the servicing of the Savings Bonds program entails considerable volunteer effort on the part of the hank per- Ed Thomas's guests at birthday dinner Mrs. Ed Thomas was the honored guest at a birthday dinner last Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Finch of Pay-so-n as the hosts for the nicely arranged party. Attending wrere Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Finch, Mrs. Ethel Finch and Mrs. Rosa Mae Gurr of Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jensen of Tooele; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Payson and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas of Eureka. The honored guest was the receipient of many lovely gifts. A most enjoyable day was had by all those attending. Richard Willetts host family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willett were hosts at a birthday dinner at their home on Wednesday of last week. The dinner honored Mrs. Willett's brother, Ralph Grcenhalgh. Family members attending were Mr .and Mrs. Kay Cushing and son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grcenhalgh and son, Donald, and Mrs. Ralph Greenhalgh and baby No. 45 The Eureka (Utah) Reporter, Friday, November 8, 1963 Vol. 61 paid tribute being stressed by all the bishops and priests in Utah. The clothes collected in the annual drive ore turned over to the NCWC Catholic Relief services for prompt distribution from the agencys warehouses to the needy overseas, regardless of race, color or creed. Father Daz, pastor of St. Patricks Church in Eureka re- quests that the clothing donated be brought to the Memorial Building, during the week of Nov. 21. Your cooperation in this matter will be greatly appreciated by all the needy people overseas, and by Father Daz. WSCS bazaar set Wednesday Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will hold their annual baazaar on Wednesday, Nov. 13, in the Memorial Building. The bazaar will open at 11:00 a.m. Lunch will be served. Meat pies. pies, cake, candy, table, and some hand uork will also be on sale. sonnel. "These awards are presented with the sincere thanks of the Utah Savings Bonds Committee for the great, contribution the bankers of Utah arc making toward our state's very successful program," the Director said. DUP schedule meeting Nov. 13 The Daughters of Utah will meet on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. The next meeting will be on Wed. Nov. 13. No refreshments will be served, so as not to conflict with the Methodist bazaar, which will also be held in the Memorial Bidding. Captain Nellie Laird is urging a good attendance at the meeting. Fio-nee- rs Vein Nevers will open the Sunday morning services at the Eureka Methodist Church at 11:00 oclock. Alexander Blight will give the sermon. All those interested are given an invitation to attend. Sunday School will be at the 10:00 oclock. regular hour be expected to pay the usual fee of 30 cents for the lunch. Those planning on eating at the lunch room are asked to call the school and make reservations. Conferences for the parents and the teachers will be held from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., on Wednesday, and parents are asked to bring the report cards with them. All parents are urged to come to the school and take advantage of the conferences. Elementary School Conferences with parents will be held Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 12 at the elementary school. Letters of the time have been sent to the parents, and again parents are urged to attend these conferences. juries last Friday evening at 6:40 p.m., on the upper Main happeninejd Street in Eureka, when he was struck by a truck. A group of The MIA "Spaceman Hop" boys wrere playing on the will be held Saturday Nov. 9, when the youngster at the Stake Center from 8:30 darted out into the street and to 11:30 p.m. The stake is was struck by the oncoming, Nebo Stake, and if you truck. He suffered head and hosting miss this lovely dance you will chest injuries, a broken collar be sorry. A professional Disk bone and bad cuts and abraJockey will be there to add to sions. the event and decorations will The occupants of the truck feature the "Space Man were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond theme. Refreshments will be Ray and their two children of served. All over 14 years of Salt Lake. The young boy wras age are urged to be there. Gen-ol- a knocked down by the truck, Ward is in charge of the but was not run over. The ocadvertising; Second Ward, decnot were the of truck cupants orations; and the First Ward, injured, but the hood of the refreshments. The other three vehicle was damaged some. wards will act in a future The truck wras traveling slowly event. Parents are urged to according to investigating ofcome. ficers, who reported the acciStake The Santaquin-Tinti- c dent, otherwise the youngster scout election was held Monwould have suffered more serOctober 28. Elected from ious injuries. He was taken to day, Eureka were Tom Rynearson, the Payson Hospital, where he Health and Safely; and memhas since been confined. The ber at large, Dwrain Garbett. many friends of the Thomas The stake YWMIA volleyball family are regretting the accontinues, writh the cident and all are wishing the tourney played Nov. 7. The one little felow a speedy recovery game held Monday night Oct. 28, from his injuries. winners were: Genola Ward, wrere officers Goshen A, Genola A, Genola B, Investigating Tom Rynearson, State Trooper, and Eureka. These games are and city marshal, Joe Bernini. proving to be very exciting No citations wrere issued. and entertaining. Why not try and attend the next game. .Mrs. Myrtle Theriault and Tuesday, Nov. 12, is Third Mrs. Lynn Brady w'ere in Salt Quorum of Elders temple asLake on Tuesday visiting writh signment day. Wed., Nov. 13, the Alan Ivey family. Alan is is a daytime excursion to the seriously ill and is confined to temple for all holdng recomthe Veterans Hospital. His mends. host of friends in Eureka, arc A basketball game is schedwishing him the best in the uled for Nov. 14, but so far way of a speedy recovery. have no report from the YM MIA leaders as to time and Mr. anil Sirs. John Sutherschedule of games. land and daughter, Becky, ar- Remember the annual Harrived home last week. They vest Festival is to be held Frihave been living in San Cleday, Nov. 22. We hope you mente, Calif., w'here Mr. Suthplan to keep this night open erland wfas stationed with the and support it in a big way. U. S. Marines. He will leave Gather things to be auctioned Saturday for his new base in off, and be there with them Hawthorne, Nev. Mrs. Sutherand be ready to make purchasland and daughter will remain es to swell our building fund. here to be with her mother, Mrs. Irma Gourlcy, w'ho unOro Shipments derwent major surgery last week. Filtrol Corporation, 1,260 tons halloysite clay. Miss Frankie Bridgeman, who is attending school at St. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Regis Marys of the Wasatch in Salt and two children of Price, Lake City, spent the weekend spent the weekend here with here with her parents, Mr. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee. Mrs. William Bridgeman. side-wral- k, |
