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Show Page Three THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER September 25, 1970 Mayor and Mrs. Butler return from vacation Rack home again after a wonderful two weeks vacation trip are Mayor and Mrs. Curtis Butler and daughters, Sandra and Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Butler and Barbara made the trip to Bethesda, Maryland, by plane. They met Sandy there, who had just been released from the Navy, where she had worked as a nurse in the Bethesda Naval Hospital for the past two years. They were then given a tour of Washington, D.C., and Colonial Williamsburg where they were lucky enough to see a drum and fife exhibition on the parade grounds. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. (Edgar) Finch will be honored, at an open house for their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday in Goshen. Mr., Mrs. C. E. Finch to be given open house on 50th anniversary The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. (Edgar) Finch will be observed with an open house Sunday, September 27, at the family home in Goshen. In case of inclement weather, it will be held at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Allan Newton, at 104 West Main in Goshen. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Finch will host the open house and are inviting all friends and relatives to call between 2 and 5 p.m. The request no gifts. The Finches were married September 30, 1920 in Provo. They are the parents of six living children. They are, Carl, Adrian, Mrs. Allan (Irene) Newton, and Mrs. Gary (Verna) Van Ausdal, all of Goshen, Mrs. Don (Ardeth) Newton of Mona, and Fenton Finch of Provo. They also have a foster son, Lyman Loney of Goshen. They also have ten grand- - children and one great grand-shil- d. Both are active members of the Senior . Citizens Young at Heart Club in Eureka. Family holds picnic on son's birthday In observance of the first birthday of their son, Shane, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Smith of Salt Lake City and family held a picnic at the Fairmont Park in Salt Lake City. Attending the picnic on his big day Sunday were his parents, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferris, Mrs. Virginia Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haynes and Ted Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Max Sorensen and children, Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. George Byrne and family of Evanston, Wyo., Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Ausdal and family of Kearns. Mrs. Nell Jack joined the group and spent the day with her brother, Ted and family and with old friends. Little Shane didnt realize what a big day it was for him, and needless to say the family members thoroughly enjoyed the day. Senior Citizens go to Utah State Fair members of the Twenty-nin- e senior citizen's Young at Heart Club made a trip to Salt Lake City last Wednesday where they attended Senior Citizen Day at the Utah State Fair. The local group made a very fine showing in the art department. There were 65 entries on display in the art section, and Mrs. Lilly Erickson and Mrs. Emma Lewis were given honorable mention on their entries. The club was happy with the two of their group walking away with such splendid notice, and of course Lilly and Emma were especially pleased. The next meeting of the club will be on October 7 instead of October 1 as stated in last week's Reporter. Comptom Advertising, Inc. American Dairy Association Ad No. coL x 60 lines B&W Newspapers, 1970 Mr. ami Mrs. Jack Lucas of Salt Lake were here for the with their weekend, visiting son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fields were presented a lovely lamp by Lauren Thompson, president of tlio Young at Heart Club in observance of the couple's 54th wedding anniversary. While in Williamsburg they ran into Mrs. Blanche Beck of Dugway and her son and fam- and Mrs. Carl Fields honored by Young at Heart on anniversary Mr. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beck. They were delighted to have a visit. They made a call at the Walter Reed Hospital to see Lowell Ekker, one of the home town boys, and his mother, Mrs. Althea Cook. Lowell has been confined to the hospital there for some time, since returning Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fields were pleasantly surprised last Saturday evening when a group of Senior Citizens, Young at Heart Club members, called at their home to extend congratulations and best wishes on the occasion of their 54th wedding anniversary. bride Carl serenaded his e with many songs dear to their hearts at the time of their marriage, with Mrs. Fields The doing the accompanying. guests helped along with the singing and to climax the evening, Carl did a right fancy dance, much to the entertainment of those attending. Lauren Thompson, president of the club, presented them with a lovely lamp, a gift from the senior citizens. It was a most enjoyable evening for Mr. and Mrs. Fields and for those attending. They thanked the callers for coming and for the from Vietnam. His many friends will be happy to know that he is progressing nicely and expects to be home in the near future. The Butlers drove up the East Coast to Newport, Vermont, then on to Eastern Canada, where they visited with Mrs. Butlers cousin, A. old-tim- J. Piquette, then down the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, on to Chicago and visited ML Rushmore. They stopped in Denver for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Diane Randle) Derry and girls, and the last stop was made at Green River, Wyoming, where they spent time with Albert Johnson, then on back to good old Eureka. They report a thoroughly enjoyable two weeks. beautiful lamp. There were about 35 members who called during the evening. Legion Auxiliary to give cedar chest A cedar chest filled with many beautiful and useful articles, will be given away by the American Legion Auxiliary in the next few months. The chest will be on display in the Elk's Building. Members will make a canvass of the town to raise money to finance' the project. Money used from the sale will be used for the many worthwhile projects the auxiliary is called upon to finance. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrew spent the weekend in Provo, where they were guests of their daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrc. Morris Bushman. Mrs. Fred Hansen hosts birthday party Mrs. Fred Hansen entertain- ed at a childrens party last Saturday, honoring her young son, Freddie, on the occasion of his fifth birthday annivers- ary. An outdoor party was planned, but high winds kept the little people in doors, where they were kept busy with a variety of games. Mrs. Hansen served delicious refreshments, complete with a beautiful birthday cake. Helping Freddie celebrate his big day were Paul Bartschi, Patricia Ann, Mary Ann and Ronald Bray, Chad Cushing, Leon and Dcon Garbett, Michael Phillips, Shellie Riley, Jackie Underwood, Larry Wahlberg, Dana, Blake and Stacy Clay-soFravis and Duane Milne, Mark Dean, Denysc and Edward Sorensen and Dcna and Bradley Carpenter. n, Debbie Laird registered Tuesday at Utah Stale on Univer- sity for l:cr freshman year. She was a member of th-- graduating class at Tintic High tills past spring. She was accompanied by her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dick Laird and her sister and brother, Lana Rac and Terry. FIRST AID: Wounded by mortar fragments during a Viet Cong night raid on his village, this youngster receives expert care from Mrs. Hazel Flynn of Amarillo, Tex., civilian nurse advisor attached to the U.S. Agency for International Development (AID), Scene is the Can Tho regional hospital in the Mekong Delta. |