| OCR Text |
Show PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT EUREKA, UTAH Printed By ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Springville, Tintic Kindergarten pupils make their Christmas wants known to their teacher, Agnes Utah matter February 10, 1948, at the Entered as second-clas- s post office, Eureka, Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription in Advance, Per Year, $4.00; Per Publisher HARRISON CONOVER WOODROW WEIGHT Editor MRS. BELLE COFFEY Correspondent Copy, 10c. Member: UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION NA- WEEKLY TIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION NEWSPAPER REPRESENTATIVES, INC. Start, I Sun Shine When you want the best STOKER SLACK, use Castle Gate. Washed, oiled and dust proof. Exclusive Dealer: BILL AND LOT ALLINSON'S COAL YARD Phone 0 LAIRDS MARKET j Fresh Aleuts, Groc., Dairy I Products and Produce, r Frozen Foods Delivery - Utah Girl Scouts plan campsite Sparked by a donation from the Civitain Club of Moab, the Utah Girl Scout Council this week made definite plans to acquire and develop a camp site in the Castle Valley area, near Moab. Mrs. Murray Moler, Ogden, 433-684- Tues.-Thurs.-S- Phone 433-68- at 08 President of the Council, said "We have long felt the need of a camp for girls in this area. If the proper site, with a good water supply, can be acquired, we feel it would open up the scenic wonders of the Moab area to Girl Scouts from all over the state. A .campsite that is accesd sible would be an ideal base camp for trips to the Arches, Dead Horse Point, Mesa Verde, and the other geographic wonders of this part of year-roun- FOR SALE GUITARS and amplifiers, Fender, Gibson, Harmony, etc. All prices. Also ukes, banjos, and accordians. Herger Music, 158 So. 1st W., Provo. Closed Monday. D20 red delicious and up. Rusapples. sell Hutchinson, d26 Salem, Utah. COLD . storage $1.00 798-71- 75 Attend meeting Supt. Alexander Blight and Chriss Sorensen were in Salt Lake on Tuesday, attending a School Board meeting, called by the State Supt. of Public Instruction. the state. Mrs. Moler said that development of the camp would de- pend on the finances available. Initial construction would include toilet facilities and a cooking shelter. Any expansion of Girl Scout camp facilities is financed by individual and group contributions, such as that from the Civitain Club, and proceeds from the annual cookie sale. More than 900 Utah men and women are helped or treated annually in Utah rehabilitation centers, alcoholism clinics and by Alcoholics An-nonym- Groups. ous Anderson. Mrs. Anderson wrote the letters as the youngsters dictated them. Many of them stated they didnt want bery much and the following is the result. One of the youngsters who didnt want bery much was Valree Laird, she wrote: Dear Santa: I want a Tammy doll, food, a projector, a Magic board, and colored pencils. I will be a good girl. We will go out into the mountains soon and get a tree. Valarie Laird. This little guy didnt think he was asking for much, just a few things. Dear Santa: I want a pair of cowboy boots, a hat, shirt and cowboy pants. I would like some cookies too. I always help mother and daddy. Johnny Badertscher. This little lady thinks she can be a good girl, at least until after Christmas. She writes; Dear Santa Claus: I will try to be a good girl, and help Mother clean up the living room and set the table. I want a Kissee doll, some Barbee doll clothes and a Tammy doll. Diana Banghart. This litlle guy wanted some stuff and regular heman asks for a Tiger Joe and a Rifle set, and a Jungle Hunt and a Mouse Trap (thats a game). I will help mother wipe the dishes, be nice and say my prayers. Jerry Gourley. This little fellow really didnt ask for much. Perhaps he did not have time to think. He writes: Dear Santa Claus: I want a Kinners Building set, and a vacuum Form. I will see you over at the high school. Bret Wall. (By Saturday he will probably think up several more things, but at the moment was content with just a few things). Another little girl was modest with her wants and writes: Dear Santa Claus: I want one of those Nancy Nurses, an Ironing set and a story book. I like to help my mother. Eileen Webb. Dear Santa Claus: I want a Vacuum Form (whatever that is) a cash register and bring Tanna a baking set I help mother clean the house and work with wood for Dad. Ben Thompson. (Ben was thinking of someone else, which is a good sign). Lloyd Johnson asks for an electric train, a game named Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, a Robot Commando and a statue of Frankenstien and a Robot Frankenstien. (He is probably asking for the scary things to keep Dad from playing with the electric train, if Santa brings him one). Heres one for the books: Dear Santa: I want cookies and a Tootsie toy. Thats all I can think of. Michael Lofgran. (Michaels wants will build up as time goes on). Dear Santa: I want some cookies, a Tammy doll, cowboy boots, shirt and a brown piano. I will play a tune for you on it, and she probably would. I will try and be good until after Christmas, and, oh yes, I want a record player. Sherie Colovich. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Gig's Cafe White bass are Tintic kindergarten letters to Santa carry sincerity, humor lEureka HejuirUr QIlj in December 20, 1963 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER Page Two Billy Quigley was one of the little people who didnt want "bery much. His wants arc a dump truck and a play snow plow, a jeep that hauls and dumps, a steam shovel, fire engine, water truck and a gas truck. Im good to Mother and Daddy and my sisters, Duffy, Banty, Joan, Martha and to beginning run White bass are my brother, Sam. I think Santa will know I am a good boy. Kay Garbett asks for a Jerry Mahoney doll, a jeep, space monster and a Tiger Joe. He states that he has been a good boy. Glen Wahlberg writes: Dear Santa, I want a B-- B gun, a cattle truck and a sleeping bag and a plastic tent. Thats all. Maybe he will bring me something else too if I dont ask for too much. Sue Ann Garbett writes, Dear Santa: I want a Tammy doll and suit case, some doll clothes, a jewelry box, nurse kit, chalk board and some chalk. I want some birds for the babys cradle. I have been a good girl and I help my mother. Bobby Bushs wants are very modest and he writes: Dear Santa: I want a police car for Christmas. I am a good boy. I dance right and sing the Operetta song right. (Bobby was absent the day the pictures were taken). Becky Phillips asks for a beginning run into the warm springs area around Lincoln Beach on Utah Lake, the their annual Department of Fish and Game reported today. Fishing has been reported spotty to dale with some periods when they cant be kept off the hook. Reports from the Departments Central Regional Office in Provo indicate that sunny days have been best The fish move into the Lincoln Beach area each year about this time seeking warm water temperatures. Pebbles doll, (the big one) a bike, rocking chair, Donald Duck book, a flag like we have in our school room at school, a hat with ribbons on it, crayons and some tape. (Her main woryy was that Santa wouldnt find her house). Little Lee Nelson was absent the day the letters were written, but his class mates thought he might be happy to get what Santa Claus might think he would like. The little people expressed a wish that Lee would get the things he wanted most. COMING TO SALT LAKE? Make SE Rancho Your Headquarters Prices Start $ .5 5.5 6.5 Convenient to downtown shopping and entertainment, business, industry and hospitals. Se Rancho features: new radio and TV with power antenna, taped hi-music, switchboard and message service. Extra clean and wholesome. Single, double and family size suites. 4 1? and up for 2 people blks. from Temple Square. fi SE 24-ho- ur RANCHO MOTOR HOTEL 640 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah Old Saint Nicholas will soon be with us all again and he brings you our very sincerest. wishes for a Happy Holidayl Eureka City Officials and Employees |
