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Show Elks hold special flog program flo honor flog doy On June 14th, Tintic BPO Elks 711 held their annual Flag Day Service. The flag rit- ual was performed by the chair officers, who gave a beautiful and informative history of the American Flag as it evolved from the Flag of England in the late 1700s to the present and ar flag. 13-stri- pe Eight different flags that have represented our country were presented by local members of Boy Scout Troop 111 and Cub Scout Pack 3111. Mabel Butler accompanied at the piano, which added extra 50-st- 60 attend Eva family reunion A pproximately 60 family mem bers attended the Eva Family Reunion, held the 29th and 30th of June at Little Valley.Margaret Eva Hyde of Eureka was there,-buregretted that none of her three children or grandchildren were able to t attend. . James H. Eva and Ila Mae of Elberta, and these children and . grandchildren were present: Kerry and Tanya Eva and Klay, Teresa, Jared and Landon, of Genola, Utah; Connie and Scot Copely and Nicole of Santaquin; Julie and Red Dolph of Kendrick, Idaho; Larry Eva, Santaquin; Wade and Karma Eva and children, Kade, Shad and Necia. Joseph H. and Donna Eva of Dugway and their family: Kenny and Debbie Eva and children, Jennifer, Jessica, and Laurie, and granddaughter, Ashlynne; Mike Eva and daughter, Amanda, Dugway; Brad Eva and daughter, Pay-so- n; Susan and two boys, Kenny Jr. and Richard. Albert and Mary Eva of West Jordan, attended along with their family: Tammy Eva; Sylvia and daughter, Sammy Jo, and Tod, .WQfty alley City; :Sauni Slaeter 'ana friend from Murray; Barb and Ray Mines from West Jordan. Jack aind Dorothy (Eva) Deatherage of Eureka and their family: Rose Marie and Guy George and son, Guy Jr., of Bend, Oregon; Dennis and Helen Fairlcss from Delta. Fire order in effect in Jueb A Stage I Fire Restriction Order signed by supervisors of the Wasatch-Cacand Uinta National Forests and Utah State Forester, went into effect on Sunday, restricting fires, smoking and fireworks along the Wasatch Front from Fielding, Cache County, to an area south of Nephi in Juab County agencies said Friday. Fire conditions are so hazardous they constitute a threat to life and property, and according to the announcement, tinder-dr- y vegetation is a threat to valuable watershed, buildings and improvements. Restrictions limit open fires to improved campgrounds, picnic areas, housing and areas authorized by forest officers or state (ire wardens. Smoking is allowed in housing, closed motor vehicles, boats on the water, on paved roads or in streams, at improved recreation areas, or where diameter extinguishing areas have been "scraped to the soil." Discharging fireworks on restricted areas is prohibited. he 18-in- ch The July 13, 1990 meaning to the program. The Elks extended thanks to the Scouts and to Mabel for their help. Keynote speaker for the evening was Dr. Fred H.C. Openshaw. He related family involvement by his dating from the Battle of Bunker Hill to his own 30-lyears as military of America. Following the program, an-cestor- s.... us de-end- ers Eureka Reporter Page Three awards for the poster contest were announced. Five dollar awards were given to Kole Allinson, Shelley Haynes and Lacey Allinson. $50 savings bonds were presented to Danny Openshaw, Angie Rosenbaum, and JaNeel Castleton. A special recognition award was also given to Josh Young to commend him for earning his Arrow of Light Award in Cub Scouting. Over the two days, the family group enjoyed a variety of good foods, cooked in Dutch ovens. Since Albert and Sylvia were celebrating birthdays, a large birthday cake was shared with everyone. On Saturday, Mickey Jones and daughter, Mary Ann, of Riverton, joined the group. Much time was spent taking pictures and catching up on family doings. Needless to say, a fun time was had by all. Fishing report Central Region Lake Powell - Stripers are feeding on shad in the backs of canyons. Moki Canyon and Good Hope Bay are providin the best action. Other goo areas include White and Farley Canyons, Rencon and the upper San Juan. The shad spawn is in full swing and bait balls have been reported. Spawning shad will be found in turbid water at the backs of canyons. Stripers are holding about three quarters of the way up the same canyons. Anglers should use small, ing lures. White jigs work well. shad-imit- Boy Scouts presenting the fifty-st- ar flag. at- :fTshifflh&rvail-ablFaiigdod for small and e largemouth bass, which are found around large, broken rocks in the vicinity of deep water. In such areas, try bouncing plastic grubs, worms or Gitzits off the bottom. Walleye and crappic fishing is poor. Flaming Gorge Res. - Excellent fishing for smallmouth bass, larger bass in shallow water during June (recommended for kids). Lake trout fair to good, remember there is a slot limit this year. Only one lake trout may exceed 36 inches, all lake trout between 26 and 36 inches must be immediately returned to the reservoir. Read the proclamation carefully. Kokanee salmon fishing good, fish to 1 12 lbs. Winners of the flag poster contest: Back row, try 30 - 50 feet down. Fishing Nick Castleton, Lacey Allinson, JaNeel Cast good for rainbows, but has been spotty due to weather conditions. Green River (upper) -Good to excellent fishing, match the hatches, cicada patterns working well. Fishing ressure and recreational use igh. Road to Little Hole in good shape but under construction, expect delays. Green River (lower) - Cat- leton. Front row, Kole Allinson, Shelly Haynes, Angie Rosenbaum. fish picking up. Fish Lake - Good access. Pressure light. Best success from boats with popgear and worms. Johnson Res. - Good access. Pressure moderate on weekends. Success fair. People believe if your rub vour teet with garlic, you will be healthy. The biggest toy store in the world is Hamleys founded in London in 1790. It has selling Boy Scouts who help present flags: Back, space of 45,000 square feet on Ryan Clark, Danny Openshaw. Middle, Randy Clark, Mr. Markland, Josh Grimstead, Benji six floors. Grimstead, Clint Larson and Travis Renzello Front row) William Sullivan, Josh Young, Kole Allinson, and two Marklands. |
