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Show Universal Microfilming Corp Box 2608 Salt Lake WB Eureka, Utah 84628 Vol. 67 . City, Utah 84101 October 30. 1970 No. 44 Absentee ballot available at office Saturday Eureka voters will join state voters in- determining the candidates to represent them on a national, state and county level at the polls next Tuesday, Nov. 3. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. National races are being fought in the U. S. Senate and House of Representative battles. Appearing on the ballot will be three candidates for senator, - Juab County Gerk announces that the clerks A. K. Johnson, office will be open Saturday, October 31, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. for the convenience of those who will be away from their voting area Nov. 3 and who want to vote an absentee ballot. Anyone who desires to vote an absentee ballot and who is properly registered may do so at the clerks office any time during office hours and in the evenings by calling A. K. Johnson, Burton, E. Moss, Republican; Frank Democrat and Clyde B. InAmerican Freeman, dependent. In the House contest Sherman P. Lloyd, incumbent Republican is running again against A. H. Bob Nance, Democrat and Stephen D. Marsh, American Independent. Vieing foiv'State Senator are Carver W. Bryan, Republican, and Karl G. Swan, Democrat. State Representative candidates are Cary G. Peterson, Republican Homer U. Petersen, Democrat. county Running for 623-072- 6. Andrew Drug is robbed for third time here The Andrew Drug Store was once again broken into early Sunday morning. Entrance was gained - by throwing a rock through the plate glass door in the front of the building. An estimated $200.00 or more in drugs was taken, a television, an electric carving knife, and a Folariod Camera, were also taken in the early morning robbery. The was after the shortly entrance was made. City Marshall Joe Bernini and Juab break-i- n discovered County Sheriff, are the investigation officers. No arrests have been made at this writing. Mr, Andrew is certainly being picked on, since this is the third robbery or attempted robbery in the past four months at his place of business. Further vestigation is being made. in- At Seabee's base Randy Butler, left on Friday for Gulfport, Miss., where he will report to the Seabees Base. He has spent a few days here with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Butler, following on 8 month tour of Vietnam. f 4-y- Commissioner with large nine-poi- nt trophy head on left and unaller buck killed. 260 dreeaed at and pounds. bckjpread and ooa Jim Bob Big buck had a S7 yt -- pome Juab County a training conduct will Gerk school Friday evening in the Eureka court house for the judges who will serve on election day, November 3. The purpose of the school is to acquaint the judges with their responsibilities and proper methods. Also to have a uniform interpretation of the election laws governing elections. Judges for the election are as follows: Eureka No. Newman, Virginia 1 Mary Randle, Grace Bernini, Alliene Farren, Minnie Painter, and Frances Ewell. are Richard (Dick) Foote, Republican; Jay J. Chatterton, Democrat. Golden R. Mangelson, Republican; Theo Westring, Democrat, are Comrunning for the mission term. On the ballot for County Sheriff are Robert R. (Bob) 2-y- Sound mental, Bob Robinson, son Jim bag big buck trophy; both get deer Bob Robinson and son Jim, showing off the beautiful deer head in the accompanying photo, bagged the deer the first morning of the hunt in Little Valley in the West Untie mountains. The deer had 9 points on one side and 7 on the other side with a spread of 37'z inches. It dressed out at 260 pounds. Others in the party were Bob's brother, Leon, who was home on leave from Fort Carson and Le Var Bryson. Two more deer were brought in by the party. Bob entered the head at Wolfs Sporting Goods store in Salt Lake and it was given 2nd place in the deer contest. A little aftermath to the above deer story-la- Friday late st Training school for election judges set Friday in Eureka Courthouse A: K. Johnson, J. Laurence Eureka No. 2 Lorin Thompson, Genevieve Sanderson, Helen Ferris, Vola Nevers, Agnes Gement, lone Ryan. Eureka No. Barbara and 3 Velma Phillips, Agnes Peterson, Gail Drussell, Margaret Fennell, Donna Paxman, Lilly Erickson, Bartchi, Pauline Snell, and Bessie Toone. afternoon a car pulled up to the Robinson home and proceeded to lift the head off the roof of the patio and drove away. The Robinsons could scarcely believe what they were seeing, because many people had stopped by to see the lovely specimen. Bob rushed out and tried to stop the driver, but the car sped away with the deer head (all this in broad daylight). Bob contacted the Utah State Road Patrol and in a short time the young man returned, on his own, to the Robinson home with the deer head. Bob called, off the patrol and gave the young man a good dressing down. He apparently had been drinking and wasn't completely in control of his thinking. He begged Bob not to turn him in and owing to circumstances which would have really gotten him in plenty of trouble, Bob decided not to press charges. The young man was not from Untie, so we are not shielding any of the home town- - boys and Bob requested that no name be given. To make a long story short, Bob immediately took the deer head to Salt Lake to be entered in the contest at Wolfs. After all that trouble, its too bad he didnt win first prize. friends of Jim Brady, father Callao No. I Leah Layland, Cyrene Bagley, and Inez Tripp. Callao No. 2 of Lynn Brady, and former resident of Eureka will be sorry to learn that he is confined to the Payson hospital following Jesse morning. All are wishing him a speedy and complete recovery. Kerry Neilson. Adam and Garrett, Republican and emotional surgery performed Tuesday health essential Sound mental and emotional health is as essential to a person's well being as good physical health, and all individuals have times of mental stress as well as physical illness. Yet, how many people feel there is a stigma attached to mental illness and will not seek help where they would not hesitate in case of physical illness. And like physical illness, the course of mental illness can be altered if help is sought early enough. Qualified personnel from the Mental Health Guidance Center in Provo are in Eureka twice monthly and are available for counselling to residents having marriage or child-rearin- g problems; depression; anxiety or other problems relating to emotional health. Representatives in Eureka are FYed Holladay and Mrs. Frances Fitch. Mrs. Maxine Johnson of Orem visited here last week with Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Livingston. A. Duane Sperry, Democrat. A. K. (Andy) Johnson, Republican, is opposing Earl L. Warner, Democrat for County Gerk and Auditor. Am on Garfield, Democrat, is unopposed for County Assessor as are Milton T. Harmon, Democrat, for County Attorney, and Erma I. Goble, Republican for County Treaurer. County Recorder candidates G. Carter, B. Louise Taylor, Republican; Democrat. are Lucille Amendments on ballot Proposed changes in Utah's constitution will be voted at the polls. Proposition No. 1 is the constitution amendment procedure or the more commonly referred to Gateway Amendment. Proposition No. 2 is regarding residency for voting requirments. Proposition No. 3 is regarding income tax by reference. Details of these propositions may be found in todays issue. They have been running for several weeks now and voters should do a last minute check with them prior to going to the polls. Citizens will vote for board member Gtizens of Tintic will cast their votes for board members in the Tintic School District elections and the judicial elections Tuesday during their balloting. J. Harlan Burns and D. Christian Ronnow are run' ning for District Judge, fifth judicial' district. One will be elected. . For school board member in Precinct No. 2 are candidates, Theodore Haynes and Francis W. McCabe. Precinct No. 3 voters must decide between Lee A. Bird and Ronald F. Nelson. Mac Bigler is unopposed m the 1st Precinct for the school board position. ' |