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Show r Universal Microfilming Corp row Vol. 67 City. Utah .Eureka, Utah 84628 July 31, 1970 Parade, sports, and honors in Weatherwise Saturday was a perfect day for the parade and all other activities in connection with the Pioneer Day celebration, which was emceed by Floyd .Gourley and his son, Paul. The day started with a resounding salute at sunrise. Na workshop A letter to Laurie McCabe from the Utah State University in Logan informs her that she has been selected by the instructional staff of the seventh annual High School Journalism Workshop at Utah State University to receive the award as the, Top Student in your . Workshop Section." Congratula- -' tions were offered her upon her achievement, and wishing her well in her publications work at ' Tintic Higlx School in the c.om-in- g year. An engraved plaque attesting to this honor will be mailed to Laurie during the summer. The letter was signed by Marian D. Nelson, Workshop Director. Laurie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe. . 8alt Lake Student wins USU Box 2608 beard-growin- g f turally it awakened the small fry and parents were not allowed to return to sleep, as the youngsters were too excited about the races and other activities held on the school grounds during the morning hours. A good number took advantage of the early morning his wife were riding motorcycles out near Dry Lake in the Tintic Mountains. They were going up a steep hill when the motorcycle upended throwing him off. The break was just above the wrist. Don's many friends are wishing him a speedy recovery from his injury. YjewA YJoleA . . . Mrs. Earlean Gear and Mrs. Belle Coffey were in Payson last Thursday visiting with the Heber Jones family. David Bernini and Miss Linda Gardner of Salt Lake, spent a few days here last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bernini. Guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Cushing were a daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Kent .and Mrs. Cushing's sister, Mrs. Irma Perry of. Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fletcher and two small daughters, Karen and Pamela of Salt Lake visited here on Sunday, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Griggs. Ed Snell and Bruce Rusby, who are employed in Pioche, Nev., spent the weekend here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Snell and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rusby in Mammoth. Mrs. ; Jennie Herslof of at Heart," judged best pioneer float, Nellie Mrs. laird, queen, and her attendants, Mrs. Era featuring Steele, Mrs. Nellie Finch and Sirs. Lillian Finch. Young Don Giles suffered a broken left arm Sunday while he and Salt Lake, and her two sisters, Mrs. Matie Phillips of Butte, Mont.., and Mrs. Sylvia Schoepf of Denver, 'Colo., Mrs. Pearl Butterfield, and her brother, Jim Stanton of Salt Lake, were in town on a short visit Saturday, when they visited with Ann and Josie Sullivan and Belle Coffey. They are all former residents of Eureka. Mrs. Herslof, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Schoepf just' rtumed from' a vacation trip to Alaska. breakfast served out of doors at the school grounds, under direction of the bishopric. The Firebirds Motorcycle club took over the bicycle races held at the ball grounds, and from all the comments from the spectators it was something to see, watching the youngsters put their heart into the races. In the bike race for boys 0 to 7 years, Tony Campbell was the first prize winner, 2nd place went to Kim Dickerman. For the girls races in the same group, Loree Gourley won 1st prize and Stacey Taylor placed 2nd. In the age group 8, 9 and 10 year-oldboys race, 1st went to Paul Johnson, place 2nd place to Chet Wall. Girls race in same, age group, 1st prize was won by Jolenc Gar-bet- t, 2nd place winner, Carla Wall. In the 11 and up age group, the boys winner was Lee Nelson, 2nd. place Bret Wall. For the girls 1st place was won by Sherrie Colovich and 2nd by Sue Ann Garbctt. In the Wheelio Contest, the champion was Lee Nelson. There were 41 entries in the cross country bike contest, with 8 more added to the Wheelic s, . Injury results from cycle ride Nd. 31 contest feature Pioneer celebration . , B41Q1 non-professio- nal contest The Beard growing contest was held at 4:00 pjn. in font of the city hall. Fred Garbett won for the best groomed beard, Lynn Gourley for the longest, and Randy Snell, the youngest beard. The parade started at 5:00 p.m., and according to all those watching, was the best ever. There were 35 entries. Prize for the most beautiful went to the Payson Harvest Queen float. For the best pioneer-no- n professional float, the Young at Heart Queen float, with Queen Mrs. Nellie Laird and attendants, Eva Steele, Nellie Finch and Lillian Finch. For the most the Prairie original entry, Chuck Wagon entered by the Senior Citizens of Tintic. Music for the float was by Mel Hansen, assisted by Byron SorenRulon Finch, Celeste son, Thompson, Bessie Toone and Gertie Hannifin, with Carl Fields driving the wagon. Of course the Tintic High School Band, which led the parade was given a rousing cheer from the spectators. The little twirlers following the band added much to the parade. Eureka Cubs win Trophies were awarded to all the winners and all were given free pop after the races. The Motorcycle Hill Climb was held near the Gib Snell Ranch in West Tintic end in cross country race, the over-a- ll Knv Sorensen won first place On July 23,' the and also in the open class. 2nd .EurekaThursday, Cubs played the Santa-qui-n orjcn class went to Bill Riley, Red Sox 3rd open class was won by Ron the home town in Eureka, with winning by Bray, and 4 th open class went a score of 7 toboys 4. On Friday, to Myron Carpenter. First in the the 24th, Cubs Eureka playthe 250 class, Cliff Fife, 2nd ed with Goshen, Goshen winning over-al- l, Tom Bacca; 3rd, Phil s by a score of 14 to 1. On Monfife White and 4th, Mike Olsen. July 27 the Cubs played In the Hill Climb, open class, day, Genola at Genola with Eureka Bill Riley, 1st; Max Sorensen, a score coming out on 2nd; Don Wall, 3rd and Kay of 25 to 5. On top, by Tuesday, Eureka O " Sorensen, 4 th. In the 250 CC played Blue Sox with Santaquin class, 1st prize went to Martin Santa quin out on top Fennell, Jr.; 2nd to Tom Bacca, with a scorecoming of 5 to 3. 3rd. Jim Jensen, and 4th Mike Olsen. All the winners were presented with trophies at the Talent Scout Program in the evening in the Tintic High Auditorium. The program was as follows: Advancing of the colors by the Boy Scouts; opening prayer, Bishop Christensen; The Payson Harvest Queen Float came in for honors of most a selection by the band; readMethodist beautiful float In the parade featuring Fuyson royalty in striking ing, Lilly Erickson; a pantorich red velvet and white satin. mime by Jackie Griggs and Mabel Butler and Virginia Denton Bartschl; song by the Randle will be in charge of tho LDS Jr. Sunday School, with Sunday morning services at the Eureka Methodist Church at 11 Mary Garbctt accompanying Wanda Colovich directing; flute a.m. solo, Barbara Butler, accompanSupt. Alliene Farrcn will be in charge of the Sunday School ied by her mother, Mrs. Butler; selection by the band; banjo beginning at 10:00 a.m. selections by Mel Hansen; song, LDS Church LDS Primary Girls, with Arlene Dave Garbctt. Jr. conducted Milne accompanying; a number the the chilMethodist Church by Sunday evening services at the accomwith Eureka Ward Chapel. DenButler Mabel dren, ton diBartschl gave the opening panying and Debbie Ewell recting; number by the CYO prayer, and the music was by (Catholic Youth Organization); Norma Jameson at the organ and Ann Garbctt conducting. y guitar numbers, Carla and Dean. Speakers were Arvilla Carter Presentation of the trophies a Stake Home Missionary; Wm. for the bicycle and motorcycle White and Edwin Westover, of the Stake High Council . races by Kay Sorensen; presenThe closing prayer was by tation of the prizes for the Michael Sanderson. colfloats by Afton Berry. The ors were retired by the boy Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Smith scouts. small son of Salt Lake, Meand Judged most original' float in' the parade was the Prario Chuck the A teen-ag-e dance in Wagon Float, designed and decorated by the Eureka Senior Citmorial Building ended a very spent the weekend here with izens with music by Mcl Hansen, Byron Sorenson, Kulon Finch, successful Mr. and Mrs. Pioneer Day celebra-- . her parents, Celeste Thompson, Bessie Toone, Gertie Hannifin. Carl Helds was Charles Ferris. tion. driver of the float. two games m league play CHURCH NEWS Le-Ra- |