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Show Eureka, Utah 84628 Vol 67 Auto accident Girl Scouts, leaders return from claims life annual Scout Day Camp trip of Various troops of tired Girl Scouts and very very tired Girl Scout leaderes, returned to Eureka,- Santaquin and Payson on Friday of last week after completing their annual week at the Scout Day Camp. This is ex-reside- nt Charlene Bird Julander,. 31, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bird, died August 5, 1970 in a Richfield Hospital of injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Sevier. She was bom Sept. 30, 1938 in Provo to Lee A. and Elna Crane Bird. She received her education in .. crafts geared' to the girls skill and age, water fun, archery games, and all around sportsmanship and meetings and ' ac quiring new friends. Each day ' was closed with the retiring of the flag and taps. The entire camp spent Thursday evening cooking, making homemade ice cream, winding the Maypole and roasting marshmallows until all collapsed into bed to spend the night sleeping under the stars. The theme of the outing was the first .year that the southwest end of Provo neighborhood held their separate Day Camp at Teeny Flats in Santaquin Canyon. For the majority of the Scouts it was a big success due to the various activities and the comparable short ride back and forth every day. the Eureka schools, graduating from Tintic High School and attending LDS Business College in Salt Lake City. She married Donald Boyd Julander in Eureka on August 10, 1957; solemnized later in the Manti LDS Temple. Survivors include her husband, 3 sons and one daughter, Jeffery Don, John Boyd, Bruce Lee, and Lorraine Ann, all of Marys vale; parents, Eureka; one brother, Ranald Jess, Bellflower, Calif; two sisters, Mrs. Norman (Nancy) Milne. London, England; Karene Marene, Old West and the girls returned with' such articles as Indian Camp, began at 10:00 a.m. each morning with a Flag and every day was jammed with outdoor- - cooking, ornamental drift of wood with brands straight from the branding fires, homemade soap and butter, and plenty of recipes for outdoor cooking. Kathy Buss of Provo acted as Camp Director; Cleo Judge was the purchasing and craft director. Rose Jameson was the cre-mo- ny mocassins, wood Juab County Fair August 31 to Sept. 3 in Nephi pieces Camp Nurse. Junior and Cadet leaders were Sylvia Campbell and Nancy Riley. The Brownies The Juab County Fair will were spearated into two units be held in Nephi on August 31, under the direction of. Bernie Sept 1, 2, and 3. Those plan- Morgensen, Janice Boswell, ning on entering articles in the Helen Kester fom Santaquin, Fair are asked to get them and Barbara Kester from Pay-soalso assisting, on their ready to be picked up by the week of the 24th. Everyone is ' . available days were Judy Garurged to enter their work in bett, Jeri Felden,.Dawn Waren- -. the Fair, and those in charge sky and Ellen Coombs. are asking that anyone with ar--' The Senior Scouts from Eurtides completed to call Mrs. lone Ryan or Lilly Erickson as eka were ready assistants, this soon as possible and not wait included Mickey Morris, Jackie Debbie until the last week and they Morris, Eileen Judge, volunalso Kim Ewell. Pannell will see that they are ' picked ' entire to week teered up. It will give more time to with the spend the -girls, and their help take care of the articles enter-- I was much appreciated by the ed. leaders. - Eureka; grandparents, Mr.' and' Mrs. Jay Crane, Saltan, Sevier - County. Funeral sevices were conducted Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. Rich- No. 33 August 14, 1970 n, field Second LDS War-- Chapel. The services were i3 follows: family prayer, Hugh Bird; prelude music, Helen Swalberg; invocation, Keith Ogden; musical Priselection, Marysvale-Warmary Children; speaker, Bishop William Blackwell; pUno solo, Helen Swalberg; speaker, Wilson Lee; vocal .solo,. Stanley Jensen; Sharon Jenssn, accompanist;' remarks, Bishop Verl benediction, Ernest Hanrle; Nielsen; postlude music,. Helen. Swalberg; dedication of graVe, Bishopt Ronald Bird. Burial was . in the Richfield , City Cemetery, under direction of Neal S.' Magleby & Sons, Mortpafy. .Pall bearers were Dallas; Bird, Hugh Bird, Lewis James B. Beddingfield, 78 of Monson, Merrill Crane, Gerald Murray, died in a Salt Lake Cropper and Bruce Crane. J Hospital, August 9, 1970 of naThose from Eureka attending tural causes. the services were Mr .and Mrs. He was bom in Nephi, JanuDwain Garbett, Mrs. Arlene ary 24, 1892 to Ransom L. and Millie, Lila Cole, Lucille HanLida Ann Robertson Bedding-fielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Gary He married Annie Laur-en- a on Page 2, COL 2.) Nielsen on Dec. 26, 1914 in Provo, later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. During their residence in Eureka he operated a confectionary store. Later he worked as a Fireman for Denver and Rio Grande Railroad for 10 years. Survivors, widow; sons, and James F., Soda daughter, Springs, Idaho; Floyd A., Mil-- ford; Kenneth R., Salt Lake City; Lola J., Long Beach, 13 Calif.; 13 grandchildren; great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. Burial was in Memorial Gardens of the Valley. . Bell Telephone Laboratories scientists examine heart pacemaker. It offers hope that thousands of people with pacemakers implanted In their bodies may never again need periodic surgical battery changes.' body-power- ed Pacemaker uses heart's energy; may replace battery operation An experimental pacemaker that uses the heart's own energy to trigger itself may someday eliminate periodic surgical battery changes for thousands The new pacemaker, developed by scientists . at Bell Teleconverts phone Laboratories from blood the energy pressure into electrical signals, according to Merrill Hymas, district manager for Mountain Bell. A pacemaker is an electronic clock about two and one half inches in diameter that is implanted surgically beneath the skin below the shoulder. It produces about 70 electrical impulses a minute which stimulate the heart to make a normal . of people. State Elks set clinic in Eureka -- - d - - -- t - . -- . s Funds solicited dies in hospital for new home for Chuck Vairen 1 - - the-entir- ' On August 22, there will be at the lodge rooms. Happy hour from 9:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. Western Music dance band, starting at 10:00 p.m. Lunch at midnight Casual dress. Come out and enjoy the first dancing party of the season. Officers are also urging' you to attend the District Deputy's Sounds of hammers, saw?,, Clinic and the Interim Governfriendly chatter and hurried ing Board meeteings. steps are all part of the busy times at the new homesite of Chuck Warren, recuperating state patrolman of Payson. A project to build a new home for him and his family after the near fatal shooting in Springville while on duty, is unEureka Cubs baseball team derway as volunteer workers 7 or time at a.m. assemble any completed their summer work wellend a last week. Goshen came out during the day to come hand on the project. The high in the league and played in the Orem tournament fom plumbing in the home is wirwith electrical Monday thru Friday. The Going GO percent complete and in- shen team picked two pitchers side and outside walls are from the Eureka teem, Jerry standing. Help is needed to Gourley and Kevin Schow to have the roof finished and Insuplay in the tournament. The interior late the walls, complete Goshen boys came ouc 9th in the brick work, finish cement the tournament. work for driveways arid carIt has been a good summer port, complete the shcetrock for the Eureka .Cubs, and much and finishing inside work by Mrs. Irene Naylor of Monpraise is given to their leader, 19. September son and Roy Gourley for hli Interest terey, Ccllf, and her Mr. Warren's present home end hard work during the sumhis wife, Mr. and Mrs. Randy coots mer months. sold to Naylor and . daughter, of San will be new help defray one but an addiJose, Calif., were back in town of the tional $12,000 Is needed to help Scott McDonell of Long on Friday of last week, visitwith the home furnish special HamilMrs. Mr. and ing with ' Beach, Calif. Is spending a few equipment and oversize . bath ton Laird. weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. rooms, doorways, etc; snd conAlan Milno in Mammoth, and In the State of Utah there tributions are solicited in care with his grandmother, Mrs. are more than 13,400 chronic of Chuck Warren Fund, post- Anna McDonell. master, Payson, Utah. alcoholics. . ed . (luiriiM Bird . Julander who died of injuries received In an auto accident. Services were held In Richfield. - e some expense. Scientists have been trying for several years to find a more reliable source of power, Mr. Hymas said. Four Eureka boys in Pony League Four Eueka boys played in the Pony League this summer. The league was made up of boys from Goshen, Eureka and The boys played 15 won 14. This fine and games showing entitled them to enter Genola. d. Big-(Continu- contraction of - beat ..... Conventional pacemakers are powered by batteriej that must be replaced about every This. battery chanInvolves ge replacing a procedure pacemaker requiring minor surgery and year-and-a-ha- lf. do-hut- a dancing party Former resident - ; - On August 23, there will be a District . Deputys Clinic and Interim Governing Board meeting of the State Association at Tintic Elks Lodge rooms in Eureka. The schedule is as fols, lows: 8:00 a.m. Coffee and courtesy of Tintic Lodge No. 711; 9:30 a.m. District Deputy's Clinic; 12:00 noon, Luncheon; 1:00 p.m. Interim Governing Board meetings. Eureka Cubs end - the UBDA tournament at Spanish Fork on the 3, 4, and 5th of August. The boys took 4th place in the state tournament. The Eureka boys in the lea- summer baseball gue were . Ronnie Eastwood, Brent Sorensen, Gary Gourley and Bert Thomas This is a fine record for the young boys and one they can be pruud of. half-complet- ed Remedial reading classes ended . The Remedial Reading and Enrichment classes, which has been held during the summer months at the Tintic School, closed last Thursday. The classes were under the direction of John Powell from Payson. On Friday the students were taken to Saratoga for an outing. Accompanying the youngsters were Loma Hannifin, Pat Lucas, Donna Cushing, Mr .and Mrs. Alex Blight, and Mr. |
