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Show Page Six The Eureka Reporter October 15. 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chatwin were at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Chatwin on Sunday attending a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Chatwin. Brevities In 1836 a machine was invented Stamp collectors are known as comes from that name mowed, threshed, tied straw philatelists. The two Greek words, philos, meaning into sheaves and poured grain into loving and atelos, meaning free of sack- s- but it wasnt until the 1930s tax or paid. Stamps are signs that that such a combine was actually the postage, or tax, has been paid. marketed. The first British monarch to visit the U.S. was George VI, who crossed the border through Canada. He visited the 1939 New York World's Fair, and lunched with President Roosevelt in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernini arrived home Tuesday evening after a month-lon- g trip during which they miles through 22 6000 traveled states. Their first stop was in Ohio where they visited a few days with Graces brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Robert W. Green, and with a niece, Mrs. Ash-vill- e, w, Kim Leach. From Ohio, they journeyed on to New York City where 10 days were spent visiting Joes parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bernini; his sister, Mrs. Theodora houseguests Torrisi (whose they were); and brothers, Tony, Dorn and Nicky, and their families. They were overnight guests in Somerset, New Jersey at the home of a niece and nephew, Rocky and Joanne Volpe. (They were treated to a scrumptious seafood dinner at Sheepshead Bay by Rocky and Joanne on another evening). In Paterson, New Jersey, they and other members of the family, enjoyed an evening at a supper club, operated by another brother, John Bernini. Highlight of the vacation (aside from seeing the family), was seeing the musical, Annie, at the beautiful Uris Theater in New York's theater district. This was receded by a lobster and filet mignon dinner at a nearby elegant restaurant. At the conclusion of the New York visist, they drove south to Greenwood, South Carolina, where they were houseguests at the home of Jim and Linda Bernini, (another brother). While in Greenwood, time was also spent with a niece and family, John and Phyliss Ann Talbert, and their two sons. At the risk of making this sound like a travelogue, I am compelled to let friends know that we stopped in Shreveport Louisiana for a visit with Mrs. Belle Coffey and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffey, Belle extended her love and best wishes to her many friends in Tintic District. First Securitys and Mrs. Myron Carpenter, and Jackie Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ewell, spent the weekend at Logan visiting with Laura Ann Blight who is a student at Utah State University. Salt Lake City Randy Butler spent the weekend at Eureka with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Butler. While here he and Curtis enjoyed a duck hunting trip. of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Brady and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Carpenter of Ogden, spent the weekend at Price and Greenriver, Utah attending Grand Lodge F & AM Visitations. Mr. Cleo Judge spent the weekend at West Valley City visiting with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Nilo' Villamar. They took a trip to Jack-- , Pot, Nevada and Cleo had the fun of tending her grandchild. She returned to Eureka on Sunday. 10.535 7.48 7.48 of $25,000 11.164 Tax Equivalent yield based on taxable income visited were Facualty, Staff Misbehavior and Incompetance; Student Discipline and Student Rights; Control of Education Dena Carpenter, daughter of Mr. Account really looks like this: Tax Equivalent yield based on taxable income Seminar on Education Law at the Marriot Hotel at Salt Lake City on Friday, Oct. 8. The Workshops she Patricia Bray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bray, spent the weekend at Eureka visiting with her parents. She is a student at Utah State University at Logan. Tax-Fre- e rs 7.48 Mrs. Cleo Judge, representing the Tintic School Board, attended a Process; Religion in Schools. This Seminar was sponsored by the Utah State Bar - C. L. E. Education Law Sectioh and Utah State Office of Education. All-Save- of $35,000 13.357 i Tax Equivalent yield based on taxable income of $50,000 Example used based on cunent rate week of 104-8- 2 and 1982 tax rates for a Joint return. Substantial penalty. Including loss of tax exemption. If account is closed before one year. Tax Reform Bill With lastdontyear's have to pay income taxes on the interest you earn on our Tax Free Account. All-Save- rs First Security before December 31. All-Save- rs Account Even if you have already started an Account, you can open another to help you earn up to your interest. maximum in tax-fr- All-Save- rs And because the interest is you earn the equivalent of a much higher taxable interest rate. Using the current yield quoted above, which is set by law at 707b of the average investment yield of U.S. Treasury bills, is probably the highest you'll get for this amount of money anywhere with insured safety. Regardless of how much you earn or how little you save. opportunity which permits you to shelter up to $2,000 interest on a joint return ($1,000 on an individual return). e Either way, our Account is the surest way to get the guaranteed interest you want with insured safety. It's a tax break you deserve. You can still earn income tax exclusions on your 1983 tax Sign up at any First Security tax-fre- e, 52-we- ek returns. And the only way is to open your FStr ee It's a once-in-a-lifeti- me All-Sav- er Tax-Fre- Office before December 31. dOflriEfy i Each depositor is insured to S 100,000 by FD1C. First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. First Security Bank of Idaho, N.A. First Security Bank of Rock Springs First Security State Bank |