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Show March 31. 1989 The Eureka Reporter Page Two Leonal King Leonal S. King, 83, of Provo, died Tuesday, March 2 1 , 1989, in Provo, of emphysema. Mr. King is the brother of Wanda Colovich of Eureka. He was born Dec. 29, 1905, in Moore, Idaho to Edward and Mena Holm King. He married Inez La V- ernArgyle, Nov. 10, 1925, in Provo, Their marriage was later solem- nized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died July 10, 1981. He received his education in the Moorcschools Aftcrhis marriage he and his wife made their first tEurelra iReportcr (UPS-179-62- 0) Published weekly at Eureka, Utah 84628 Printed fay ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Springville, Utah 84663 Subsciption in advance, per year: in Juab County $12 out of Juab County $15.50 Please send change of address to The Eureka Reporter, Church Street, Eureka, UT 84628. Second class postage paid at Springville, UT POSTMASTER: Member: Editor UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION Festival program moves forward Debbie Terry reported that the plans for the Tintic Royalty Contest are well in hand. The committee was disappointed that Warren Holman cannot make arrangements for the Classic Cars this year, due to conflicting dates. Gary Garbett and Steven Malm-strohave formed a production company and gave the committee an update on the variety show they are working on for the Festival. These two young men have put a lot of thought into their participation in the annual celebration. A carnival for the kids is also included in their plans. At the suggestion of Pres. McNulty, the EIC will hold two meetings a month until the festival is well organized. The meetings in April ; Eureka Ladies of Elks met Tueswill be on the 12th (Wednesday) day evening for a regular meeting and the 24th (Monday). Remindwith President Fawn Fife presid- ers will be printed in the Eureka Eureka Improvement Committee, coordinating group for the 1989 Tintic Silver Festival, held the second planning meeting Monday evening at the Memorial Building. Members were gratified to learn that several more individuals and organizations have volunteered to head an activity for the celebration. Marelo Evans has volunteered to chair the parade committee; the Eureka Boy Scouts will, as usual, serve an early Saturday morning breakfast; Sunbeam Camp DUP members will be in charge of the Arts and Crafts; and the Ladies of Elks have tentatively planned a hamburger concession m Lady Elks ing. Routine business was taken care of and a report on the State Project was heard. It was announced that the Tooele Ladies of Elks Spring x 70 MOBILE Home, excellent shape, three bedrooms, 2 baths, 60 ft. concrete driveway fully covered, small shed, fully covered front porch, all appliances included, $12,000 or $750 down, will carry conor tract. Call Mike Bugas 1982 April 21 The annual 14 462-35- Potluck dinner, sponsored by the Tintic Historical Society, will be held on Friday, April 21, in the Memorial Folk-Foo- d 68 M29 462-351-2. Help Wanted Building. it,it Although its still almost a month , away, this advance notice is given loving nan- as a chance to file through your nies. Many benefits: Detailed e and and tracts, paid vacation, top pay, your memories, recipes come up with a favorite food from guaranteed airfare, careful screen-side- d ing. College credits available. Call your past. to6tl: if y0Ur memory fails you, try a (801) 2953266 West M27 cookbook with recipes from the, Old County. Either way, plan to UNITED Truck Master, Truck join in the fun at the annual Folk- - Driver Training, D.O.T. Certifica- tion, job placement assistance, Food Potluck. con-hom- since. was an active member of The He Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints, and held the office of high priest. He was serving as a home teacher at the time of his death. During his younger years he worked with the Scouting program, and was Elders Quorum president, Publisher MARTIN W. CONOVER MRS. GRACE BERNINI dinner set in Salt Lake City. They moved to Provo in 1931 where he has re- - 84663. For Sale Mobile Home Folk-foo- d financial aid available, training, Some kangaroos live in treetops. credited Member NHSC. Call building fund committee chairman and president of the Sunday School. He was employed with the Mountain Fuel Supply Company for 40 years, the last 20 as division man- ager. He retired in March of 1969. He was active in both business and civic groups. 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A I te d- 225-726-5. (Emma) Bradford, Spanish Fork; ft Mrs. Ted (Wanda) Colovich, EuReal Estate reka. He was preceded in death by Real Estate For Sale one son, Marvin King. For Sale ft Funeral services were held FriGOVERNMENT Homes from $1.00. ext. H5 M31 day at the Berg Drawing Room GOVERNMENT homes from $1 Area Code Also tax was in Provo. in Burial the prodelinquent Chapel a ext. 280 for perty. Call Spanish Fork City Cemetery. For Sole M29 info. 42 U-rep- 805-644-95- 33 a Reporter. - an 80 1986 tors, signs and symptoms of cancer, GOVERNMENT homes from $1.00 - RedYAMAHA - Headlight - in Good Condition. Foreclosures, Repos, and referral for appropriate mediWanda Colovich Tax Delinquent Properties. Now Contact follow-ucal Four-Wheel- Cancer screening The Utah Department of Health, Luncheon is scheduled on Satur- Cancer Screening and Prevention day, April 1. A number of the Euwill be holding a cancer reka ladies have made reservations. 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