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Show March 16, 1990 Hie Eureka Reporter Page Two Stye iEureka (Reporter (UPS-179-62- 0) Published weekly at Eureka Utah 84628 Printed by ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Spring vide, Utah 14663 Subsciption In advance, per year! in Juab County $12 out of Juab County $15.50 portar. chang of addrati to The luroka UT Church Stroat, Eurako. llT 84628. Sacond dots postoga paid at Springvilla. Plaaa land POSTMASTER: 84663. MARTIN Publisher Edil,r W. CONOVER MRS. GRACE BERNINI UTAH PRESS ASSOCIATION Member: Seniors plan Wendover trip Ruth Bjorson were reported ill by Grace Chatwin A regular meeting of the at home. Eureka Young-at-HeartCl- Citizens Senior was held Patrick, ub Wednesday afternoon at the Memorial Building. Pres. Cur- tis Butler presided and Lee Bird gave the invocation. Pres. Butler led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by group singing of Bless America," directed Bessie Toone and accom- by the on panied piano by Mabel Butler It was announced that var- ious materials which might be of interest to us, were on hand and members were invited to take those that interested Also available were bro- chures containing information about the Calgary Stampede and Rockies trip scheduled July 11-1- 9. Audrey Sanderson were celebrating this month and birthdays Happy Birthday' was sung to; the". Kegaraing me sick List, H was reported that Beryl Pykiet was home from the hospital, Harold Chatwin had been ill in the hospital but has returned home. Marcella Chambers and NOTICE TO Martin Fennells brother, IT WHOM CONCERN: MAY The Central Utah Private Industry Council (PIC) is soliciting input for its FY90-9- 1 Job Training Plan. This plan is being prepared under the provisions of the Job Training Partnership ACT (JTPA) and will provide for job training and related services for Six the residents of eligible Service Delivery Area. punty SSKSfiJESLSijS: recommen- dations, as to. clientele to be served, training objectives, occupational needs, etc. are invited to review the draft plan. The plan is now available review at the Employment and Training Office at 250 North Main Street, Sevier County Courthouse in Rich- field, Utah, or your nearest Job Service Office. Comments may be sub- - mitted before March 23, 1990 to: of Six County Association Governments: 250 North Main, Rm. 7 P.O. Box 820 Richfield, UT 84701 Published in the Eureka Reporter March 9, 1990 and March 16, 1990. passed away in Salt Lake City. We extend our sympathies to him and to his family. Secretary Grace Chatwin read the minutes of the pre- vious meeting, which were approved, and Joan Dale pre- sented the treasurers report. It was noted that the videos that were shown a few weeks ago, had proven to be quite popular, and were now available to anyone who wished to borrow them to enjoy at home. The bird feeders which the ladies made have been a boon to the wild birds, and plans to make more at close of the meeting, were made, Plans for a trip t0 Wendover March 19, were on tj,e bulletin board and anyone wishing to make the trip, was to contact Dianne Elli- ott. prior to the meeting, a del- jcjous hot luncheon prepared and served by Laura McIntyre, Virginia Randle and Edna Jas- per, assisted by food chair- person, Betty Cones, was enjoyed by the 52 people present. Thanks ladies, for the tasty luncheon. Thanks also to Joe Bernini for reading blood pressures and to Joan Dale for recording them. The next meeting is slated on Wednesday, March 21, at the regular time. Brevities Duane Hales Patrick J. Fennell Duane Hales, 76, of Spanish Fork, died Sunday, March 1 1 , 1990, at his home He was born April 22, 1913, in Mammoth, to Edward Moroni and Annabelle Hodgson Hales. He married Lillian Bradford, June 14, 1937, in Las Vegas, NV. He received his education in Eureka and Spanish Fork schools. He attended Brigham Young University. He worked in the mines in Eureka and later at the air base in Salt Lake City during World War II. He owned and operated a farm in Spanish Fork. He worked on construe- at Geneva Steel as a car- penter. He retired as a general and mason. He was the recipient of the Outstanding Masonry Award for the year 1976 for work on the Park City High Schooland in 1980 for the Utah State Hospital for excellence in brickmason. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. He is survived by his wife, Spanish Fork; four sons and two daughters, Jon Duane Hales, Edward Marvin Hales, Larry Bradford Hales, all Spanish Fork; Mrs. Jim (Ma- rlene) Holly, Alpine; Mrs. Tim (Joan) Howard, Murray; Clif- ford Bradford Hales, Salem; 26 Patrick Justin Fennell, 76, Salt Lake City, died March 6, 1990, in Salt Lake City. He was born April 14, 1913, in Eureka, to Patrick Joseph and Margaret (Ellen) Duggan Fennell. He married Myrl (Sue) Christopherson on July 5, 1938 in Salt Lake City. The marriage was later solemnized in the Jordan River LDS Temple. He spent his early years and was educated in Eureka and Services $5,000 GOLD CARD. No deposit. Guranteed approval. Cash advances as seen on TV. Also easy VISAMC, unsecured. No risk. Free details any Units. Distress Sales. cheap! cheap! I World Wide Selec- tions. Call Vacation Network today. Natl. 847 in 6296. Fla. or M16 TIME-SHAR- I graduated from the University of Utah in 1936, where he was a member of the Pi Kappa - He was a veteran -- . FJarn.y-War 120 ACRES fertile farmland producing three cuttingsmore Alfalfa per season, 43 hours watef. Sprinklers available. Near Bryce Canyon. Reduced for quick sale. M16 II, served in the Army in the European Thea- - lLHe E 801-679-86- had worked for mercial Credit in Salt. Lake, Pocatello, Seattle, Portland and Eugene, Oregon. He had also worked as vice president and Corn-contrac- tor Tdltello for HUGSNOTDRUGS.MakebigKhelp correct America's 1 problem. Present locations, mimimum investment $5,496. Call 24 hours. Coin Master years, and as an insurance adjustor for First Security Bank m Boise, retiring in 1978. He was a resident of Salt Lake M16 Enterprise since 1984. He was a member WOLF F Tanning Beds. Commercial, of the Catholic and LDS Chur- home units from $199. Lamps, loches. While in Pocatello, he tions, accessories, monthly payments was a member of the Elks low a3 $18. Call today for freecolor Lodge and Gridiron Club at catalog 1 M30 ISU. He was active with the ase" y 1!i1Ca aa ,as ?a joy4 hiking, fishing, bowling, great- - gardening, and reading and DRIVERS-Tracto- r brother, muscTrailer. KLLM, Inc. is survived bv his wiie, He Max Bliss Hales, Spanish Fork Sat Termjna now hiring 0TR Funeral services were held rS SK drivers with one year recent (R chard) McLelland, "rience CaM Wednesday in the Huff-LinFuneral Home in Spanish Fork Deborah McLelland Salt Lake; 60B1onfil) City Cemetery. Burial was in Suzanne (Greg) Stone, Las GOLDEN opportunly Earn up to $1 000 the Spanish Fork City Ceme-theVegas, Michael (Kerry) per week working at home. Send SASE tery. McLelland, Salt Lake; Kevin to: Bassinger Enterprises, LTD., 2920 McLelland, Las Vegas; ChrisAve. R, Sute 2810, Brooklyn, NY 11229. tine (Danny) Edwards, Heber Fee will be required. A6 City; four T.J. and Trevor McLelland, TRUCK DRIVERS, everyone says Rudolph (Rudy) William Michelle they're the best. Find out what that Matson, 72, of Provo, died tirda5 Stone, Edwards; emended family: really means. Call J.B. Hunt: Thursday, March 8, 1990, at (Alex) Fillppelli and 6483331. EOE Subject to drug screen. his home. and M16 Krystie Also He was born July 8, 1917, children. and Gail Arndt. in Astoria, OR, a son of Matth, JOBS IN Australia Hiring. $15,000- August and Sandra Peterson Fennell, EU.relca $60,000 yerly. Construction, Matson. He married Eva Spen- - (Margie) manu- in 1942 Bremercer, July 18, J; T featuring, airlines. Melbourne, Sydney, 1C 00-228-6292 en-"G- od dc m. I great-grandchildr- en: Tt Fennell, rJr? Darwin, Perth. Call now for directory. ' 9J?oniJ5 Vegas; He graduated from Tintic Ext. 133AL M16 Fennell, (Gerald) School. lived in He Park Jabel High brother-in-laCity, Dividend and Mammoth. Pocatello; For Sale He also lived in Bremerton, ?n8 (Margaret Peg ) Ather- Miscellaneous and ais we Deon, Las WA, where he worked for Pomeroy and Morrison Con- - Vegas. vapor barFuneral services were held POLE buildings: tractors. He was employed at rier screw fasteners. 24361 2 - $3472. U.S. Steel for 30 years. He was Friday, March 9, at the Mack- - 244812-$4201- . 304812 - $4860. . an active member of the ay, Cottonwood Mortuary in 1fYW CmafVlnr United Steel Workers of Salt Lake City. Interment was brochure. Cafl 1 800647-1714. M23 ,n the Mackay Holladay Mem- America. He wm a member of The ond .Fafk taT1!ly STAY HOME! Make money. Assemble Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- - d?I?,a10nf Frimary 0ur products and earn up to $339..84 ..e s ton, WA. 206-736-07- w, ter-d- ay Saints. 1 Hospital. He is survived by his wife, 75 per week. Recorded message reveals details about new directory. Call 415-773-91- the first presidential news Former resident Provo; one son and one dau- Danielf gj,ter. John Matson, Helena, lobe televised was amrenewinvmThJrin.'inn MT; Mrs, Douglas (Judy) East- - inference held President Eisenhower by to the for man, peasant Grove; six 1955. 9, brother," grandchiidrenV Arne , Provo, Matson, what is going on Teadlng Funeral services were held in ur old home town, and all CARD OF THANKS you are doing to keep it inter- - Monday at the Berg Drawing Our sincere thanks are ex- when so esting, many mining m thePrnvn c'uv're'in tended to family and friends owns just sort of fade away, ter for the many kindnesses ac- partly because nothing is done to keep the people interested and informed about local, state erhnni In1(K$a J rnnem J and national news. You, at the nn 2iimad h a kf.1dl??"f! Eureka Reporter, have really D.,For ".c1ntr.ibuiloS,. truck looking for his missing Primary Hospital, done great! I especially am unremained beautiful floral the The tributes, jewels interested in your senior bicycle. citizen parties and church claimed for over a year and were the mass offerings, the cards, news. Really wish it were pos- - then auctioned off for S350,000 phone calls, and all other ex- pressions of sympathy, we are sible for me to come and visit which went to the boy. very appreciative. with all my old friends, it Your warm expressions of .sounds like so much fun. chanS- - concern gave us peace and Keep up the gcod work and . g the angIe of ,ts VP? head no1 fort " our time of sorrow. I hope to see vouat vour soe- Mr. P.J. Fennel & Family cial Tintic Silver Festival cele- - changing the shape of the lens of as Mr. the and Mrs. Martin Fennell do. humans eye, bration." M16 I Fek? JSJmL S A WONDERFUL family experience. Australian, European, Scandinavian, Japanese High School Exchange students arriving in August. Become a host familyAmerican Intercultural Student Exchange. 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