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Show Universal Microfilming Corp 141 Pieroont Ave. Salt Lakaty 1, Utah V Eureka, Utah 84628 VoL 66 November 8, 1968 No. 45 nOTtfk CHURCH NEWS Weather conditions in Tintic gress, Lloyd, 14; Ross, 20; for Following is the tabulation son (D), 293; for district atvotes in the three districts on election day was a factor of torney, Bums (D) 305; unopgovernor, Buehner, 6; Rampstate out Mammoth: number in Eureka and in in a ton, posed; 28; secretary of state, Torgood getting representative, Walt Amens of Tooele will votes. Nixon M. to District cast their of 62, Richard President, (R), 83; people Brough onto, 9; Miller, 24; attorney have charge of the Sunday serTintic SenU. Peterson As the S. 105; in 268; (R), 268; general, Romney, 8; Creer, .24; years, (D), (D), past Humphrey vices at the Eureka Methodist Weilen-man- n candistate auditor, Preece, 9; Baker Democratic favored Bennett the ate, 83; county commissioner, (R), Church. Service will begin at some of state and dates though (D), 257; Representative term, Eyre (R) 69; Gadd (D), 23; state treasurer, Allen, 8; 11:00 am. the national candidates, includin Congress, Lloyd (R), 101; 292; for county commissioner, Larson, 24; district Attorney, term, Mangleson (R) unopposed 25; state representaSunday School will be at 10 ing the President, were elected Ross (D), 271; governor, Bueh-ne- r a.m. under supervision of LinHowarth from the Republican Party in 74; (D) 291; Utah tive Dlst 2, Brough, 10; Peter(R) 40; Rampton (D), 329; board of Toronto of State da Gourley, superintendent Utah. state, education, non(R) secretary son, 22; county commissioner, 22. Miller .V Snow, 121; Woolf, 305; 58; attorney partisan, (D), term, Eyre, 11; Gadd, M. Richard Nixon, Republi' count: Mammoth Creer LDS Church 64; President, (R) Romney over 22; general, won county commissioner, two-yethe Presidency can, (D) 304; state auditor, Preece Nixon, 12; Humphrey 20; U.S. term, Manglesen, 10; HoDemocrat Hubert H. Humphrey Weilen-mann Bishop Denton Bartschi constate Baker senator, Bennett, 14; (D), 286; (R), 78; the warth, 23. ducted the Sunday morning in a close race in Utah and was conin Allot Lar 71; 20; treasurer, (R), representative F. Bennett State board of education nonfast and testimony meeting at nation. Wallace to the senate; Laurpartisan, Snow, 10; Woolf, 2. the Eureka Ward Chapel. The ence Sherman Burton and J. Amendments, Eureka: No. 1, opening prayer was by Bloyd P. both Republicans, Lloyd, for 177, against 155; No. 2, Gourley and the music was by were to congress. for 133, Against 137; No. 3, Susan Sanderson at the organ Governor Calvin for 194, against 142; No. .4, Rampton and Audrey Sanderson, chor10-16 on the for 180, against 160; No. 5, governor ister. The closing prayer was was Demo Ticket and Clyde L. Milfor 223, against 117; petition given by Ron Gilson, Sr. Once upon a time, not so and Saturday, November 16: No. A, for 214, against 144. as secler also was Strive for Healthy Personality retary of state on the Demo- long ago, a student went to Amendments, Mammoth: No. cratic side. Other winners inDevelopment 1, for 21, against 6; No. 2, for school and learned enough to cluded Vernon B. Romney (R), 5,against 24; No. 3, for 19, last a lifetime. But nowadays, . attorney general; Sherman J. gainst 11; No. 4, for 24, against anyone who stops learning at Preece state auditor; (R), Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Robin11; No. 5, for 5, against 9; any age is a dropout. son and Wanda Knotts of Salt Golden Lb Allen (R), state Liquor Petition No. A, for 19, of Amerthe So sponsors treasurer. say town last week Lake were in against 13. scheduled Week Education ican All the amendments were visiting with iMr. and Mrs. Joseph Wahlberg of Mamobservance November for voted the and and Mr. and for, liquor by This is the annual moth, candidate for Tintic DisSterling Burraston dethe was drink Mrs. Harold Chatwin. Other proposition trict Board of Education, remore which in week ceived 30 votes. He was unopvisitors at the Chatwin home feated in the state 270,132 than 30 million participarents even and 144,239 for, were Mrs. minor Higgensen against posed. The report tram. Callao pate. was not in at this writing. though a majority in Tintic and Mrs. Louise Hendrickson Cecil Fitch, Jr., Most teachers favored try the nowadays proposal of Murray. mining man, has been named to techniques of Chief . than just chief executive officer Co. rather for learning He Kirk Consolidated Mining Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fennell, since the facts the stufacts, new on to the was posihome Sunday apolnted Sr., returned dent learns today may be obat a special meeting held tion after a vacation trip to Nevada. solete ten years from now. ReTork this past week. New to in them travels took Their adults of Thousands young Mr. Fitch has been serving as no and Elko. City BflanaU Joseph Berthis. Each realized have already board chairman. Kik Drussei, son of Mr. and nini is urging parents to 25 million of them go inyear Mrs. Jerald Drussei, suffered The Chief Consolidated Mine Albert Johnson spent a few keep youngsters from using to adult education activities, BB guns and 22s within the was founded by Mr. Fitchs a severe concussion Monday days here this week. He rerecreor vocational a of mostly Walter Fitch, in evening while playing football turned to his home in Green grandfather, city limits. ational nature. on the BYU campus. He collid1909. Cedi Fitch, father of the River, Wyoming on Tuesday. The marshall pointed out another during While here he was a guest of By and large- these adult present chief executive officer, ed with and wasplayer that several street lights unknocked 1935. the in edugame was named president Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Butler. were shot out last weekend students are already well conscious. He is a student at a Chiefs holdings are prind-pall- y the Y. He was rushed to the and if the person or persons cated. d Statistics show that a executive, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernini in the Tintic Mining Disare caught using the guns, LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City or perprofessional and son, Jimmy, were in Salt in Utah and Juab countrict conthey will be confiscated and housewife, son with a family income of ties. About BO percent la In where he regained partial Lake on Sunday visiting with the parents fined. Cooperasciousness Tuesday morning. more than 57,000 a year is six East Tintic Unit, which Is betheir son, David, who is attendtion In this regard is soliciKirks many friends in the times more likely tobe in an ing operated as a lead, zinc, ted. ing the University of Utah. adult education program than silver producer by Kennecott district are regretting the acblue cident and all are wishing him is a Corp. Mr. and Mrs. John Crawforth the best in the way of a speedy collar worker with an annual Directors elevated are George of Clearfield, were weekend Former residents and complete recovery. income of 54.000. D. Cook, Eskridge, Kansas, guests at the home of her mohurt in accident Statistics like these show a from director to president He ther, Mrs. Mary Newman. Word was received here this need for schools to instill in succeeds Gordon D. Stott New Yjwu6 YlottS York City, who remains as a Mr. and Mrs. Rick Butler week of a serious .car accident those least likely to go to coldirector. John W. Horsley, Salt and small son, left last week involving Mr. and Mrs. Austin lege a love of lifelong learning, Lake City, was elected assistMr. and Mrs. Carl Sandstrom for San Diego. My. Butler re- Howard of San Francisco. They as they are the ones who probassistant and most ant from were are secretary residents and could former profit were in American Fork on ably cently returned from a year's R. Warren In courses later treasurer, replacing stay in Vietnam, and will be in Eureka on Labor Day. They formal adult Sunday visiting with relatives. Mo. Louis, St Maichel, en route to were Cruz Santa years. based at San Diego for the occurred. when the accident Mrs. Butler and Harold Naef of Orange, Calpresent baby The theme of American Eduwas The slicked rain highway remained in Mammoth with her ifornia, came to Eureka for cation Week this year is: Illness reported car Howard the started and the deer hunt, and visited for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don America Has a Good Thing slid . south into and a skidding Soren-while was Mr. Butler in a week with his parents, Mr. Riusby Friends of Mrs. Ruby Its Schools. SponGoing lane bound when a truck struck Naef. He hunted Vietnam. annually by the National sen Shaw will be sorry111to learn and Mrs. Earl Milne them broadside. Mr. Howard sored of Garden St. In with Myron Education Association, The that she is seriously lacsuffered broken and a leg Mr. and Mrs. Brennan HanNational Congress of Parents Josephs Hospital in Ventura, erations. Mrs. was Howard successful in bagging a deer. California. She has undergone nifin. Tim Hannifin, Ronald more and Teachers, and the U.S. Ofsufferinjured, seriously months fice of Education, AEW will extensive surgery a few Bray, Ann and Josie Sullivan infractured internal ribs, ing Ted Mrs. Lynn Brady and daughters, Mr. and and Haynes emphasize each day of the ago, but the trouble returned condiand in is critical juries and Pam were in Delta Janet to be hospitalized were in Salt Lake cm Sunday week specific contributions the and she had a tion in Cruz Santa hospital. school makes to society: Sunagain. Mrs. Shaw is well known last Sunday joining in the attending funeral services for A later Califorfrom report John T. Sullivan. November 10: Stimulate in Eureka having made her pheasant hunt. Others trying nia stated that Mrs. Howard day, home here for many years. She their luck on Saturday were Moral and Spiritual Values; on mornaway passed Bill Morris and daughters, Tuesday 11: Strengthen the taught in the Eureka schools Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Naef Further details were not November ing. Jackie and Mickey and Kay before of number years November for a and family of LaMlrada, Calavslllable at this writing. Mrs. Nation"; Tuesday, moving to Salt Lake, and later Golovich, Dick Laird and fam12: Aspire to Quality Teachifornia, left Wednesday for Howard Is the former Mabel she has reily, Hamilton and Fred Laird. their home after visiting here Creighton. ing"; Wednesday, November to California, where several sided for the past 13: Provide Equal Opportuwith Mr. end Mrs. Earl Naef, Mrs. TSd Colovich and son 14: years. Her many friends in and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Sandnity; Thursday, November ORE SHIPMENTS "Foster Lifelong Learning; Eureka are wishing her the and daughter, Craig and Shererson and family. They also best In the way of a speedy rie, were Provo visitors on Filtrol Corp., 12 cars halloy-sit- e Friday, November 15: Provisited in Salt Lake with Mr. Saturday of last week. mote Economic Prosperity; snd complete recovery. and Mis. Harold VlerteL day. Methodist Church 4-y- ear 2-y- ear - X 4-y- ear ar . re-elec- ted Education Week observance set re-elec- ted re-elect- for November ed re-elect- in nation ed - Cecil Fitch, Jr. 10-1- 6. visit-the-scho- ola named officer in mining firm well-kno- .teach-oroungste- wn rs Drussei Help suffers infury - college-educate- grade-school-educat- |