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Show (. Page Four The Eureka Reporter July Eureka July 4th years ago 10, 1992 Eureka youth enjoy trip to Kanab super activity Early Thursday morning, June 25, eleven LDS youth and four leaders left Eureka to join with the Santaquin Stake Super Activity, being held in Kanab. A sweet-ro- ll breakfast was enjoyed at Big Rock Candy Mountain, and a ton of pizza for lunch at Kanab. Afternoon activities were: scaling the great wall, learning the Western Swing, water-balloo- n tossing (with bed sheets as slings), and a class on dating. Dinners were eaten at their host families, followed by a Sunday-dres- s dance at Kanab Stake Center, and finally blessed rest at their hosts home. Friday was another chuck-fu- ll day: A trip to Pope Springs National Park where blacksmithing and cheese-makin- g were demonstrated; the history of the area was explained; and the coolness of the fort, which was built over the spring, was enjoyed. Then a hike up Heart (shaped) Canyon brought them to die authentic Indian drawings on the walls, and a service project, improving the il, (mostly removing rocks). Another five miles brought . in to Moccasin where they ate lunch and had four more activities: Classes on History of Moccasin and the United Order, on preparation for marriage, on building of testimonies, and wagon rides finally, horse-draw- n for all! Dinner there was a delicious deep-p- it roasted beef and dutch-ove- n cooking. The evening was highlighted with a testimony meeting. Saturday morning, the youth enjoyed watching videos of themselves participating in preceding days activities. The finale was a talk by the Assistant to the Attorney General of Utah. By 11 a.m., all were headed home, having been spiritually and physically filled to the brim! Participants were: Gene Jones, Bodie Garbett, Josh Grimstead, Whitney Hyzer, Joseph Hyzer, Cory Cornish, Jada Cornish, Anitra Cornish, Stephanie Young, Lisa Baum and Mary Castleton. Their leaders are Karen Stewart, 1 EUREKA MEDICAL CENTER JOSEPH I. MAIKLAND, P.A.C. ..Office Hours.. 35 Mondays 10-1- Wednesday 2 3-- 5 Fridays Blood Pressures checked without charge Eye Senior Citizens: Fill Eiwns for Driver's Licenses Copies Available-- 5 ea. FOR APPOINTMENTS 433-690- 5 "Eureka Celebrates," an arti- from the Provo Enquirer, July 9, 1892. It seem this is an appropriate time to enter this interesting article sent to us by John Schmitt. Independence Day 100 years ago. TTie glorious Fourth was celebrated here in grand style with the finest procession die Nona and Neil Hyzer and Bishop Cones. P.S. Double schedules had to be used as Fredonia area is on Mountain Standard Time while the rest are on Daylight Savings Time. Confusing? Watch for pictures and article in future issue of the New Era. were engaged by the committee for the day to give everyone a free ride up to the bowery, about one and a half miles north of town, where services were held, f Church news in Eureka "Let all the earth cry out to God with joy..." was the central theme of the Sunday mass at St. Patricks Church. Father Walter was celebrant and led the entrance hymn, "Where Two or Three Are Gathered." Scripture readings were from the book of the Prophet Isaiah, the letter of Paul to the Galatians and the holy gospel according to Luke. In his homily, Father expanded further upon the readings. Mass on Sunday, July 12 will begin at 4 p.m. Recessional hymn was "Praise to the Lord". . ifcj f. i Judge Pike read the Declara-cl- e tion of Independence in a clear and district tone of voice, which! was listened to by an appreciative audience. The oration was delivered by Editor Rathbone of the Tintic Miner, Songs, recitations, and short pithy speeches were interspersed during the day, until about 2:30 p.m. when the return to town was made all feeling well. When we take into consider ation that Eureka is a mining camp and not a metropolitan city, the display was something won-fivederful. There was no drunkeness, and an seemed to vie with one another to make their fellow companions happy, The stores and saloons were beautifully draped with bunting; the only difficulty was no one seemed to be able to get as much bunting as they wanted to make a truly great display i the evening, the horizon was illuminated with fireworks untn midnight and a grand ball was gjVen in the Odd Fellows Hall which was kept up till 6 a.m. Gn the morning of the 5th. j should not omit to mention the method of selecting the God- dess of Liberty, which was done 5La c voice5 cents heeach and about $75 was realized towards defraying the expenses; it is said one man bought $10 worth of votes and then lost. Miss Laughtin was the one receiving the most votes, and those who voted for her had no cause to be ashamed of their choice. Give me Use fruit instead of syrup on expression, and the slapping of hands pancakes and waffles. that follow is a gesture familiar to Add fruit (dried, canned or us all. However, the use of this fresh) to muffins, pancakes and expression may soon take on a other breads. new meaning if the promotion Choose soup with vegetables efforts of many cooperating for lunch. Add more than one vegetable groups takes hold. An intensive promotional program is underway (lettuce, tomato, sprouts, chopped to increase awareness of the cabbage, spinach, cucumber, importance of adding more fruits zucchini, broccoli or green pea and vegetables to your diet every pods) to a sandwich. Include raw vegetable sticks day. Groups like the National Cancer Institute, American Can- - or pieces in brown bag lunch. cer Society, American Heart Include raw whole fruit with Association, American Dietetic packed lunch. Association, Cooperative ExtenKeep a bag of dried fruit for sion and State Health Depart- nibbling between meals. ments are all involved. Choose juice instead of soft will be stores drinks for snack or lunch. grocery Many Tor produce carrying promotionais Keep cut vegetables in refrig- and public service announcements erator muncginfi. for young children are being Add additional vegetables to sponsored by the American Acad- casseroles. emy of Pediatrics and funded by Include vegetables in pasta Dole. Dole has also released a dishes. fruit and vegetable cookbook for Choose cookie recipes with kids. Senior citizens groups as fruits and vegetables added well as schools and hospitals will choose fresh fruit for dessert be part of the program. Choose fruit-fille- d pastries. The "Five a Day" program is a combination of efforts between the private sector and government. The hope is that the U.S. consumers would eat at least five The Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) county commitservings of fruits and vegetables tee election this year will be held on 71 692. The ballot below every day guaranteeing an inmust be filled out, detatched and mailed and received or creased overall health. returned in person to: P.O. box 845, Delta, not later than 716 The major health benefits 92. If you do not vote in person, you should mail your ballot associated with this change in diet inside a blank envelope marked ballot to ensure a secret ballot. are due to reduction of heart This blank envelope should be placed inside t he envelope you disease and cancer. About 35 use to mail your ballot. Your name and address must be legible percent of all cancer deaths are on the outer envelope. Failure to provide this information will associated with diet. Fruits and render your ballot invalid. Only one ballot may be voted in vegetables help reduce the risk of person or bv mail bv anv voter: Votes in envelopes containing cancer because they contain little more than one absentee ballot will not be counted. Ballots and fat, high concentrations of vitaenvelopes may also be obtained from your local FmHA office. min A, C and fiber. A low-fThe slate of nominees for MillardJuab are listed in the ballot diet which is low in saturated fat below. The qualifications of persons voting are described in the and cholesterol and high in fiber "Voter Certification Statement." For further information regardcan be preventive for heart dising voting and voter eligibility, see the County Office listed ease as well. Most fruits and below. FmHA elections are open to all eligible voters without vegetables are low in calories and regard to race, color, religion, national origin, age, political sodium and provide good sources affiliation, marital status, sex andor handicap. of other nutrients. Eating vegetables such as cabbage may also U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE reduce cancer risks. FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION The National Institute of BALLOT FOR COUNTY COMMITTEE MEMBER(S) Health gives the following recommendations: Eat five servings of fruits and vegetables every day; stat(name) MillardJuab . CountWNam) East at least one vitamin A rich selection every day; Eat at least Candidates (s) Virga Christensen one vitamin C rich selection every day; Eat at least one high fiber selection every day; and eat Lee Tippetts cabbage family vegetables several times each week. Does that seem like more change in eating habits than you ONLY ONE VOTE FOR CANDID ATE(S) , are willing to make? It might not be as difficult as it appears. A PImm dWaci (Ms node before voting be Hot definition of serving size might show that you are eating more VOTER CERTIFICATION STATEMENT than you thought. One serving is of Part 2054 of Title 7, code of Federal Regulations requires that all SubpartW FmHA elibible for voters county or area committee elections meet the following 12 cup of fruit, 34 cup of juice, be farmers or spouses of farmers: and (b) have t heir (a) eligibility requirements: 12 cup cooked vegetable, 1 cup principal farming operating within the county or area for which the election is of raw, leafy vegetables or 14 being held. cup of dried fruit. Include fruit on your cereal By submitting this ballot, I attest that I meet the criteria to vote. and also juice for breakfast. The CATHOLIC: .i JEHOVAHS WITNESSES: "Does God Count You Personally Important?" This question was the subject of the public talk last Sunday, given by Sid Fisher, Spanish Fork congregation. He noted, "To the government we live under, were identified by a number. Creation testifies eloquently that God cares for man- kind." Scriptures from Acts, Hebrews, Matthew, Isaiah and Romans were used to show Gods personal interest in individuals. Watchtower study was from the May 15 issue, "True Happiness in Serving Jehovah," based on Psalm 146:5. EIC hears festival report The festival planning meeting last week was sparsely attended, but the following events were reported: The TNT representatives appreciated the flyers that were furnished for their Diamond Fork Rendezvous, about half of them were distributed that day and they will continue to publicize the festival. There have been calls from persons interested in displaying in the Gem and Token Show. The talent for Saturday is lining up very well, original plans are to have the performances in the Centennial Park. The Jr. Historical Society is working on a project for the Tintic Silver Festival. Since the meeting, it has been reported that the booth space is filling up rapidly. Call Cleo (433-630for booth information. 5) The skin on your body least sensitive to pain is that on your heel. little The average will tall twice be about as girl just and five times as heavy at the age of 18. town has ever seen, the band playing patriotic airs. The POS of A in their fine new uniforms made an inspiriting display. All the carriages and teams in town NOTICE OF ELECTION at s !" u pf t i |
