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Show The Eureka Reporter Page Two uUjc lEurcka (USPS -- July 3, 1992 importer 179-620) Published weekly at Eureka, Utah 84628 Printed by ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Springville, Utah 84663 Subscription in advance, per year: Juab County $15.00 out of Juab County $18.00 in Please send change of address to THE EUREKA REPORTER Church Street Eureka, UT 84628. Second class postage paid at Springville, UT 84663 POSTMASTER: MARTIN W. CONOVER MRS. GRACE BERNNI Publisher Editor Church news in Eureka METHODIST: was enjoyed by 5,500 Church newsfrom the Eureka people. This was one of 1,300 United Methodist Church for such conventions scheduled for Sunday, June 28, reports a Hymn the summer. Ogden will host Sing including: "Sweet Hour of another one, July 5. Each day had its own theme, Prayer," "The Old Rugged is in a Balm them for Friday was "Send "There the Cross," Giliad," and "Softly and Tenderly Out Your Light and Your Truth". Jesus is Calling." Friday mornings program fea- Praising with song, musical tured the keynote address, "Light originals by Rev. Amrie, "Its bearers For What Purpose?" The Not Just the Story, its and a Bibledrama dealing3 with You Do With the Story." Benediction and going forth: King Josiah, which were If "May the Lord Guide and Protect cial interest to youths You!" The totally musical service Saturdays theme was "You Are the Light of the World. . was put together by Rev. Amrie. .Let Your Light Shine." The CATHOLIC: mornings program featured The 13th Sunday in Time was celebrated Mms in St Patricks Church with tized in symbol an enHghtening Father Walter as celebrant. Scrip- - symposium i entitled Shedding ture readings were taken from the Light on Chnst s Presence and Gospel of Luke, first book of Revelation." The theme chosen for Kings, and the letter of Paul to Go On Walkingas Childri the Galatians. In his Homily 26-2- 8 3-- Festival events take shape ValueSpeok The Tintic Silver Festival planning committee is pleased to find out the State Division of Wildlife has cooperated so nicely this year by setting the dates for the annual Bow Hunt for the week AFTER the celebration, Now, all you avoid bow hunters wont have to decide which event attend, you can make both. The fliers are ready, and being distributed. There has been several inquiries made from articles in different newspapers, especially about the new Gen & Token Show. Hopefully, this will be an event everyone can enjoy, The price is certainly right, there fee for those will be no set-u- p who want to display, sell, or trade their collections, and there will be no fee for those who want to look and enjoy the show. will be an update in next week-- s Reporter, after the committee meeting this week. Keep in mind, there are nly six By Joseph Walker the last Tell the truth-af- ter firework has exploded and the "00hs" and "aahs" have been 00hed and aahed, doesnt the traditional Fourth of July celebra-tion leave you feeling just a needs or the congregation. Closing hymn was "Holy God, We Praise Thy Name." Mass next Sunday, July 5 will be at 4 p.m. r"atainedf a AynTT HCUMSEH IHONDA1 1 Equipment! Many parts in stock for mechanic CARPENTER SEED CO. State St. Provo, Utah 103C S. three-legge- all-es- ZeriraHrthdav your-The- re I not only use all the brains Which, come to think of it, the be of problem have, but all I can borrow. might part right there. The Fourth of July is . essentially a party, right? presents? On presents. On national I birthday So... where are the my birthday I get other birthdays I Personals 3 of . fflSS the annual proliferation of fire- - everybody gives presents. The puls you uito the "Utah works have wildland fire officials getting and the giving are part of fomb STcainS those makes wat days special concerned about the potenvery Reporter at tial for wildfires during the next so... well, special. tfn But the Fourth of JulY isn,t few months. A fire restriction vegeta.ion and 433-693- 3. Help Wanted h 8 ral pubHc about Ule flre which are wonderful pastimes. 1 But a birthday party? No wayat (h JT tupre ani nres iMQt nnt HOME TYPISTS, PC users needed. This restriction order prohibits ents involved too $35,000 potential. Details. Call hin 3 ...rS'on'sS estaWisLSnrfgivteg on the Fourth of July. Not to I en,i,lr! been"provided! Uso'prohibite . , Real Estate :ri j And just what do you buy for 1 democracy on her birthday? Well, you dont buy her TIME SHARE units and campground It should be especially noted anything. You give her something memberships. Distress that this fire restriction order also Worldwide selections. Call Vacation ur disof yourself-yotime, your Network U.S. and Canada prohibits the "possession, Free rental infor- charge, or use of any kind of talents, your energy. Think about 8250 or fireworks" within the restriction it for a second: what would hap- - mation area. These prohibitions apply to pen if every family and individual 11 1 all state and private lands, as well in America voluntarily did some- Misrellnnenns as Uinta and Wasatch-Cach- e thing for their country each July National Forest lands within the 4th? Not only would we all feel Pqj. $& restriction area boundaries. The better about the holiday, but wed general area affected is the west- - also have a new and improved i "Will This World Survive?" and facing slopes of the Wasatch- - country to wake up to every July a brochure entitled "Does God Mountains from Collinston on the 5th. It would be like getting two WOLFF TANNING BEDS. New commercial-hom- e units from $199. north to Nephi on the south. Really Care About Us?" holidays for the price of one! UmP8 lo,tions Of course, this first time f"?8- - J!onihly need some help arojmd yett may catalog And that s where I j 3 come in. Ive been giving the a Blind youth, ages nine and are being offered a free week of horseback riding, swim- "beeper" baseball, archery, waterskiing and many other activ- ities at National Camps for Blind The camp will be held 12-1- 9 at Camp Hobble July 3 Box Rt 140, Springville. Creek, National Camps for Blind Children is a free program of-fered by Christian Record Servic- es, Inc. In the past 25 years, than 33,000 campers have attended the camps across the United States and Canada. The 216-year-o- ld sales-chea- p! 305-566-22- .. 25th year of summer camps for blind youth IWk Rower fi-je-d matter some thought, and here are five simple possibilities you may want to consider for your First Annual Birthday Present to America: 1. Register to vote. And then prepare yourself to cast that vote responsibly. Study the issues and the candidates carefully and sup-t- o port those that best represent your values. And if there isn't anyone running for office that your are excited about supporting... 2. Run for office yourself, While it may be too late to enter the campaign this year, its never too early to start the ball rolling toward the next election. If you can see things that need fixing and you arent sure anyone else can get the job done, go for it. Get involved in the process. You can make a difference for self and others. . give presents. And on Christmas, pLACE Y0UR daggified ad celebranot 2, but 42 newspapers throughout Recent hot temperatures, an anther holidaybirthday in Chris, ifn Household," which also dealt with family obligations. There was also a talk explaining what it means to be in subjection to God and Christ. The convention reached its JEHOVAH S WITNESSES: The "Light Bearers" District climax Sunday afternoon with the Convention held in Ogden June public talk entitled "Follow the Light of the World." The conven- tion closed with emest exhorta- FACTORY tion to "Go On Walking in the AUTHORIZED Light." There were two new releases SMALL ENGINE at the convention, a tract entitled REPAIR SERVICE Factory Warranty Service Available little... oh, I dont know-emp- ty? j know it does for me. Not that I havent tried everything I coUid think of to fill the void: chicken, parades, backyard d races, barbecues, in the band concerts watermelon, home-mad- e ice cream, park, historical baseball, apple pie, pageants, frosty mugs of root beer and, of course, more fire-works than you can shake a spar- kler at. Ive enjoyed it pecially the eating part. But for years I havent been able to shake the feeling that theres something we observe Fireworks ban emphasized - IJaJ ttiAm ,0 ,he Birthday present for America MAKE A FRIEND for life! Scandinavian, European, Yugoslavian, South American, Japanese high school students arriving August Host exchange families needed! American Intercultural Student Exchange. Call Wanda or 1 LYMAN'S BEAUTY SALON r, campers enjoy a week of meet friends new and lenges, build their determination to complish their goals. The camps are scheduled at campsites and operated by 37 EUREKA, UTAH chal-olde- ac-min- g, well-equipp- ed well-Childre- n. qualified staff and specially trained instructors. For more information, please contact Willis Christian at (805) 489-033- or Valerie Strieker, 8, national Camps for Blind Chil-modren, 4444 South 52nd Street, i Lincoln, Nebraska 68516 or call re a (402)488-098- 1. 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