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Show Universal MjrUTllralng Corp 141 Plpont Ave. SaR Ike City 1, Utah Eureka, Utah 84628 June 21, 1968 No. 25 Tinfc High Sthool Band busy marching; plays in Springville Tintic High School band under the capable leadership of Ronald Griggs, is being kept busy this summer and particularly during the past week. They marched in the Flag Day Parade in Provo last Friday. Saturday the band was in the Santaquin Homecoming Parade. It has been a real treat for the folks on Leadville these past few weeks as the band practices playing and marching nearly every week day morning. Interested residents stop everything just to see and hear the band play and watch them maneuver and proudly measure their progress from week to week. Saturday, June 22, the band will march in the Art City Days celebration at Springville. Hie parade time is 10 a.m. and will feature 140 floats plus some ten bands. The Springville parade will be one of the largest and most colorful parades held in Utah this year. It will be Saturday, June 22, at 10 a.m. A full day of activity will follow. In the evening there will be a steak fry, three-acomedy in the center arena theatre, civic "Meet Me In St. Louis, presented by the' Springville Playhouse at 8 p.m., and a teen dance at Memorial Hall at 9 p.m. An old antique car show is scheduled for Saturday after-noonorth of the city park with a series of competitive events beginning at 1:30. At noon Saturday and in connection with the car show, the SPEBQSA will present a series of old-tisongs to lend entertainment and setting for the show. ct n, me Throughout Friday and Saturday there will be a flower YJewA IffoleA . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ted Colovich and son and daughter, Craig and Sherrie, spent a few days in Vernal visiting with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Colovich. Sherrie remained in Vernal for further visit- ing with her brother and family and the rest of the family returned home Monday evening. Mrs. Belle Coffey was in Pay-so- n on Friday of last week, where she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Heber Jones and with Mary Driscoll who is in the hospital. show in the new civic center. A junior rodeo will be held at North Park at 8 p.m. with fireworks after the rodeo. There will be the presentation of the three-ac- t play and also a married folks dance at Memorial Hall. A steak fry will be held at the park. the three-da- y Throughout celebration one of the top card nivals plus food and concession stands will be available on the park. Art shows at the civic center and the high school art building will be viewed and the pioneer museum will be open. At a special meeting of the Tintic Board of Education held last Wednesday, June 12, Alexander Blight was apointed sup- - church-sponsore- Yjews Yjoted . . . Big game Alexander Blight has been named superintendent of Tintic Schools to succeed Dale L. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roach entertained at a patio party at their home in Payson last Sunday evening. Eurekans attending from Eureka were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Les Randle, Mrs. Elsie Nilson and Mrs. Pansy Treloar. Guests last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Boswell were their two daughters and their families, Mrs. Barbara Wilde of Dugway, Mr. and Mrs. David Redmond and son of Granger and another daughter, Connie and Charles Loyd of Dugway. They came home to extend best wishes to Dad on his day. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lee and children of Ephraim were in town on Sunday extending their Fathers Day greetings to Mrs. Lees dad, Floyd Nash. Fish and game arrests for May total 82 A total of 82 Fish and Game violations were processed thru Utahs courts during the month of May, according to the Divi-sio- n of Fish and Games montharrest report. ly Net fines for these cases totaled 01,580.00. Daggett County noted the most arrests, 'Utah County 25, followed by Salt Lake County with 12. .Fishing and license violations accounted for the majority of contacts made .by Division of Fish and Game officers during May. There were 32 arrests made for infractions of the 1968 angling proclamation and 20 arrests made for license infractions of the Fish and Game a Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson and family of Salt Lake City were in town on Sunday visiting with his mother, Mrs. Olive Carlson and other family members and extending early birthday wishes to his mother, who celebrated her birthday on Tuesday. Visitors last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Griggs were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newton of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernini and son, Jimmy, drove to Logan on Sunday to spend Fathers Day with Mr .and Mrs. Leo Green. Mrs. Coffey d them as far as Salt Lake City and spent the day with friends and relatives. acom-panie- code. Peay, Chief of Law Enforcement for the Division of Fish and Game noted that fishing proclamations are available at Fish and Game offices and license dealers. Any Fish and Game officer can answer questions regarding Fish and Game Golden laws. Woman in Moline, 111., told police that her boy friend took her false teeth. Said she hoped theyd find him because . she was getting hungry. Maybe she wants to put the bite on him for a meal? sets meetings for public in June Utahs Board of Big Game Control will be holding their anunal public meetings in various cities next week to hear the recommendations of the public before they meet in executive session to set the fall big game seasons. The Board is composed of five men: A sportsmans representative, wool growers repre- sentative, cattlemens representative, the U.S. Forest Service representing all federal lands, and the Division of .Fish and Game Director. Board members will hold the first meeting June 24, in the Fish and Game Building in Cedar City, then move to the American Legion Hall in Salina on June 25. They will meet June 26, in Price at the Carbon County Court House; June 27, in Salt Lake City at the Fish and Game office and conclude the public meetings in Logan on June 28, at the Cache Chamber of Commerce Building. Meeting time for all of these public meetings is 8:00 p.m. This is the publics opportun- to present their information to the Board. The Board ity will then take recommendations presented to them along with all of the technical data on each species of big game uni mal and the range conditions and set the fall hunts. and needs no introduction the people of the district. to Senior Citizen leader at Logan workshop Mrs. Gertrude Hannifin, lead- er for Tintics Senior Citizens; returned home last Saturday from a weeks trip to Logan where she attended a workshop on senior citizens and participated in discussions on the many phases of the program. Talks were given by many of the leading doctors and ministers of the state and Mrs. Barney Russell of Sacramento, Calif., who headed a panel discussion. Talks given weren on medical services, spirituality, recreation, pfiysical fitness, sociology, and other very informative and interesting topics. She reports it was a most rewarding week and feels that she has much to offer to the program due to attending the work shop. Yjewd Ua . . Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Berry were in Payson Friday visiting with Mrs. Mary Driscoll, who is confined to the Payson hospital. Mrs. Joyce Sorensen of Golden, Colorado, is visiting here at the home of her parents, the Motor vehicle registrations 'Dave Garbetts Sr. Her father is confined to the Payson hosrose to 58,129,000 last year to get motorists and pital where he is being treatand, truckers there and back again, ed for a heart condition. more than 44 billion gallons of Mr. and Sirs. Ray Baderts-che- r, gasoline were used. Sr., of Salt Lake City visited here last Saturday at The income tax law really the home of their son and famhas teeth in it, and they deily, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baderts-che- r, velop an ache for everybody! Jr. l Sirs. Elsie Nilson and Mrs. Earlene Gear were in Payson Saturday evening visiting with Mrs. Luella Gear, who is confined to the Payson hospital. Mrs. Peggy Fowden and two children, Michele and Jeff, of Midvale were in town'on Friday visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Paxman. ii" Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Aus- - Mr. and Mrs. Bay Christensen of Goshen and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson of Genola spent dale and family of Kearns, visited here last Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferris. Hie Van Ausdal son, Charlie, remained here for further visiting with his grandparents. Fathers Day here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peart. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Griggs and Mr .and Mrs. Ron Griggs drove to Strawberry last Thursday for a day of fishing. They report very poor Ashing. erintendent of Tintic School District. He will fill the position left vacant by the resignation of Dale Nelson, who has held the position for the past two years. Mr. Blight has served as superintendent of Tintic School District for a number of years OFFICERS of newly created organization, Citizens for a Better Utah through Oppos- - lng Llquor-by-the-Drl- nk are, left to right, Richard A. Van Winkle, James E. Faust, Reverand Earl L. Riley, and Mrs, Frank B. Creer. They favor improving present laws. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Griggs were Salt Lake City visitors on Wednesday evening. |
