| OCR Text |
Show Universal Mlcrof lining Corp.-14Plerpont Ave. Utah Salt take City 1, Eureka, Utah 84628 VoL 66 July 1 No. 29 19, 1968 ; i This lovely Eureka queen and her attendants have been chosen to represent Eureka in the Pioneer Day Parade. The royalty will appear in other parades throughout the state in addition to the Eureka parade Saturday, July 20 Pictured above, left to right, are Connie Underwood, Susan Jameson, Queen Pauline Hansen, Jeannic Bliss, and Carla Dean. The girls won the honor to reign over the festivities because of their outstanding beauty and charm. . i 0 i Spanish Fork extends welcome for annual Fiesta Days activities Speedy Spaniard extends, a gracious welcome to citizens oft.hi community and surrounding areas to attend "Fiesta Days" to be held Sunday, July 21 to Thursday,. July 25, in Spanish Fork. Many exciting and entertaining events are being planned for the entire, fam- ily. Heading the list will be an RCA aproved rodeo scheduled for Tuesday, July 23 and Wednesday, July 24, at 8 pjn. at Spanish Fork Show Grounds. Swanny Kirby is the stock producer and the rodeo is spon-osrby the Diamond Fork Riding Club. Two parades will be featured, a miniature parade on Center Street Tuesday, July 23, at ed Local girls return with scholarships Allinson and Kim home Sunday returned Pannell from Girls' State in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Allinson, Launas parents, drove to Logan Saturday and were preTAirnn. sent at the inaugural ceremonies installing the newly-electe-d officers for the coming were 330 girls atThere year. State this year, Girls' tending which is sponsored by teh American Legion Auxiliary. Kims parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pannell. Both Launa and Kim were presented scholarships to Utah State University for after their graduation from Tintic High next year. There were 35 chosen for the honor out of the 330 girls present, which was quite an honor for our Eureka representatives. They report a wonderful week, and will give their report at the first meeting of the auxiliary in September. mammoth parade is planned for Wednesday July 24, at 10 a.m. The famed Broadway musical, "Flower Drum Song, by Rodgers and Hammerstein will be presented Monday, July 22, at 8:08 p.m., Wednesday, July 24, at 2:02 pjn., and Thursday, July 25, at 8:08 pjn. Caution urged to prevent forest fires Tintic HS Band in SLC Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Walker returned home last Wednesday from a ten-da- y trip to North where they visited Dakota, with their son, Frank, who is stationed at Minot Air Base. While there Frank and his parents made a trip to Winl-pe- g and Dolphin, Canada. to North Dakota they stopped at Yellowstone Park for a short visit, and on the return trip made a visit to the Black Forest in South Dakota. They report a most enjoyable trip and a grand visit with En-rou- te ville Hill will begin at A special variety show will be presented at the high school 10:30 at'8 p.m. Little League baseball will be at 2 p.m. at Eureka Ball Park. The Pioneer Day queen and her attendants will appear in the giant parade to1 begin at 5 p.m. A special queens float is being made by'Mr. and Mrs. r Harold Fox. The entries for the parade will assemble in the street by the Bob Robinson home. The parade route will go down Main Street and back up Lead- - j ville. All entries must be at the starting point by 4 pjn. The parade will include floats. - Senior Citizens prepare floats five-out-of-tow- People from the Tintic area will be interested in the Pioneer Day parade in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, July 24. The .Tintic Band will be marching as an entry in the huge parade. The parade will be broadcast on television and everyone is' encouraged to watch the program to support the band. The Tintic Band is noted for its ability. Last Friday it also marched in the Ute Stampede Parade in Nephi. David Evans joins US Marine Corps David Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans, enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and will leave on the 21st of the month for California. He will be stationed at the Marine Base at Camp Pendleton. Evans graduated from Tintic High School last spring, and has been employed at the Randle IGA Market since graduation. . : Following the parade, winner of the best float will be announced. During the. day the champion beard growers will . receive their rewards. Everyone is invited to come and bring. their families 'to participate in the activities. : parade He will receive several weeks of intensive basic training ,H ' will march . "Burning conditions on national forests throughout the intermountain region are rising rapidly, said Regional oFrester Floyd Iverson this week, as he urged all visitors to use extreme caution with fire. He .in reminded the public that use of fireworks is prohibited on national forests. In addition to banning the use of fireworks, the recently issued fire proclamation for national forets prohibits throwing or placing burning cigarettes, matches, firecrackers, or any ignited substance where it might start a forest fire. their son. Plans are now complete for the big Pioneer Day celebration to be held in Eureka on Saturday, July 20. At 10 am. concession stands will open at the front of the LDS Church on Main Street. Motorcycle races up Knights- - de- signed to build a top fighting man. Courses in character building, physical conditioning and skills in using various modem weapons of warfare will be emphasized. Upon completion of advanced training the new Marine will be one of the best trained military men in the world and capable of meeting any situation with confidence in his ability to carry out necessary orders and at the same time preserve his personal safety. Methodist Church Sunday Schoiol and Church picnic will be held Sunday at the City Park at 10:00 &.m. All those attending are requested to bring a sack lunch, and soda water will be furnished by the church. Church Service will be conducted at. the Park by Walt Amens of Salt Lake, and Sunday School will be under direction of Supt. Linda Gourley. There will be a 1968 Senior Citizen float with a queen and ' six attendants. Myrtle Theriault has been selected as the queen; her attendants will be Pansy Treloar, Mary Thomas, Anna McDonnel, Annie Smith, Nellie Laird, and . - Rowena ' : . Hanks. The Goshen group will enter a float depicting the Senior Citizens of 1900. A third afloat will carry the Rhythm Band. Florence Fields will play the piano for the band and other members will be announced lap ter. They are a swinging group and will liven up the parade considerably. . . j Mrs. Ruby Bigler underwent surgery at the Payson Hos-- ( tal Tuesday morning. Her host of friends are wishing her the best in the way of a speedy re- -. covery. , s Davkl Jasper returned home . last Saturday from the Utah Valley Hospital, where he had been confined for a few weeks. Continued improvement is be-- .. ing wished by his many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bliss were in Spanish oFrk last Saturday evening, attending a wedding for a niece, Julie Bliss. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crane of Salina left Friday after spend--in- g four days here with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bird. at three floats preparing to enter ' the in parade. LDS Church Service Sunday evening services at the Eureka LDS Ward Chapel was conducted by David Gar-bet-t, Jr. David .Chambers gave the opening prayer, and the music was under direction of Audrey and Susan Sanderson. Kent Penrod of Genola spoke on his recent mission in Australia. The closing prayer was given by Rodney Christensen. Young Heart Club is really getting in the mood for Pioneer Day celebration to be held in Eureka Saturday, July ;20,' and are CHURCH NEWS Methodist Church picnic Citizens Senior :.v Mr. and Sin. Martin Fennell ' were in Salt. Lake oh Sunday spending the day . with their daughters and their families, Mr. and Mra Terry Kay and . Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lindsay. |
