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Show Page Two - The Eureka Reporter - July 25, 2003 Deadline sets for election filing Eureka three City will have Council Member positions up for election this year, these arc 4 year terms. A qualified resident of the municipality can become a candidate for office by filling same time period. Qualifications candidate arc: for a 10-3-3- (1) Be a Citizen, United States of a "Declaration Candidacy" for himself, or by having another resident of the (2) Be a registered voted of the municipality. municipality gather signatures on a Nomination Petition. Each person seeking to become a candidate for a nonpartisan municipal office shall of the or recently municipality annexed area for a period of months 12 consecutive out file a Declaration of Candidacy form in person with the city recorder or town clerk during office hours and not later than 5:00 p.m. between July IS and August 15, 2003. The petition form is to be filed during the (3) Be a resident immediately preceding the date of election. (4) If elected from a council district, the person must be a resident of the council district. Ball fields need help Eureka Little League will be Sponsoring a Softball Tournament at the Tintic Silver Festival Saturday August 16, 2003. The Tournament will be held at the Eureka Little League fields and will begin 3:00 pm The games will coincide with the carnival being held at the park. The cost to participate in the tournament will be $3.00 a person for early registration and $4.00 a person day of the event. The teams will be selected through a random drawing. Spouses and family members may sign-u- p as a group, if they would like be placed on the same team. There will be prizes given away through out league fees. This year because there were not as many home games we were only able to raise $400.00 dollars at the bake sales. This will be enough money purchase each child a participation trophy or emblem, but we did not make enough to purchase all of the refreshments. We need around $200.00 to host the Ice Cream Sundae party like last year. Anyone willing to donate please call Dawn Christcnscn or Shauna Jensen 1 6 or you can send donation to Eureka Little your League, P.O. Box 261 Eureka, UT, 84628. 74 435-433-- locaSpringville has been used as a movie Thurstion many times in the past. Last day moviemakers were again on location" here to film parts of the upcoming movie The Home Teachers." The movie, from the makers of "The Singles Ward" and "The R.M." is being done by HaleStorm Enter- tainment. The story is about Greg (Michael Birkcland, "The Singles Ward") and Nelson (Jeff Birk), two polar oppos:.tes '44, '45 reunion set The graduating classes of 1944 and 1945 will be meeting at Tintic High School August 16. 2003 after the parade for isiting and class meeting and luncheon at 12:30 p.m. regret inconvenience have caused. will improvements League fields. Please go the towards to the call Little Dawn Christcnscn at or Shauna Jensen at to sign-u- p. The Eureka Little League also needs your help to host our end of the season participation awards party. The Party will the evening of Wednesday, August 13. Invitations will be sent out a few weeks prior so watch for yours. As many of you already know we host bake sales to raise funds to purchase trophies and refreshments for the party. This way we do not use league fees needed to purchase uniforms, equipment, and pay UBBA and UGSA any this error may Card of Thanks We would like to express our thanks to all of you who gave freely of your hearts and thoughts. Your expres- sions of sympathy in our time of sorrow is greatly appreciated. You floral arrangements, cards, food, calls, and monetary gifts are very comforting at this time. We are so lucky to live among people who share their love so freely. Thank You- - The Bernicc Taylor Family kissed on the forehead. Morlcy Truth is stranger than fiction, but it because fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities, truth isn't. -- Mark Twain CHIP Open Enrollment Begins Monday, Reporter which talked about the Mtn High Credit Union sponsoring a "picnic in the We High heels were invented by a woman who had been Personally I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught. -- Winston Churchill The article last week in the tournament, and the winning team will receive an award. All proceeds from the event Please let Joyce and Bill McDoncIl know by August 13, 2003, if you will be attending at Correction park" read that "The credit union is inviting members to attend the BBQ" should have read "The Credit Union is inviting everyone to attend the BBQ". who must work together to get their Home The Teaching done, even if it kills them! 200 E. 136 at scene shot in Springville fell characters the of North was where one Shown room ceiling. through the living here are director Kurt Hale, right, talking to actors, Jim Bennett and Mclanie Harwill be in ding. "The Home Teachers" theaters in January 2004. July 28, 2003 tt not always easy. Keeping your children health is important But Without health insurance, medical bills and prescriptions can break the family budget. CHIP (Utah CNIdrens Health Insurance Program) provides health insurance for the children of working families who qualify. For one week, CHIP will be accepting applications by mail, online, or in person. This is your chance to get your kids covered by CHIP before they go back to school! CHIP will look at the number of people in your family and your family's current income to determine eligibility. For example, even a family of four earning up to $36,800 each year may qualify. To qualify, children must be under age 19, a U.S. citizen or legal resident, and not currently covered by health insurance. Call toll-fre- e or apply online at www.health.utah.govchip application available 28 July August 1,2003) (on-lin- e -- Roe.atel A good a for Ufa. UiCHIP V IS i ChudukS Mmith lMWiAi:t Ptoum ApniranirfdifUiahDvramafHNMi v- - I I J IfJ If n |
