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Show Celebrating more than 90 years of service to the citizens of Eureka. Volume Eighty-Nin- EUREKA, UTAH - July 8, 1994 e Price $.40 Number 27 towards the fire trucks for their rides, the highlight of their day. After the rides, they arc taken to the campus at Eureka Elcmcn- tary for numerous fun games and free treats. This is a typical scene at Eurckas annual July 4th cclchration, sponsored by the Eureka Fire Department. At 9:00 a.m on Independence Day, kids of all ages can be seen racing New health reports help residents Tintic Silver Festival events listed choose possible medical plans weeks article, things really start Helping consumers choose a nursing home or residential care facility is the goal of two publications from the Utah Department of Health. "Results of Survey and Complaint Investigations During 1993 in tial Health Care Facilities, " and "Results of Survey and Com- plaints. Nursing Home Facilities, ," review compliance to state and federal laws. They also 1991-1993- The publications arc also valuable to facility operators, advocates of long term care, and public officials, according to Sara Sinclair, director of the Division of Health Systems Improvement. Similar publications covering intermediate care facilities for the mentally retarded and home health agencies will be available1 in the fall of this year. Either publication may be reviewed at 288 North 1460 West, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84116-099The publications may also be purchased. "Results of Survey and Complaint Investigations During 1993 in Residential Health Care Facilities" is $25. "Results of Survey and Complaints, Nursing Home suggest questions to ask when choosing a facility. The publications may now be reviewed at or bought from the Division of Health Systems Improvement. Offices of the Area Agencies on Aging, Medicaid eligibility offices, and the Salt Lake office of the American Association of Retired Persons have copies for the public to There is a kinship, a kind of review. between all peralso have These agencies sons of intelligence, however about information nursing general antagonistic their moral outlook. care health residential homes and Norman Douglas facilities. That information describes the facility survey proSir Robert Walpole is credited cess, regulations to be met and with becoming Englands first some questions to ask when prime minister in the early the title was not choosing cither a nursing home 1700s, though or residential health care facility. official at the time. 0. frcc-masonr- y, As you noticed in last opening up after the parade on Saturday, August 20. The concession stands, some of which will open for business on Friday, arc there to add variety to the days activities, and some arc fund raisers for local organizations. Browse through, folks; you're sure to find something to your is $50. Facilities, These and other materials arc available by mail. For general questions on residential health care facilities call 538-615For general questions on nursing homes call liking. 1991-199- 3" 2. 538-615- 7. Council to meet Notice is hereby given that the Eureka City Council will hold its regular council meeting on MONDAY, July 11. 1994, at the Eureka Memorial Building, 263 West Main Street, which meeting shall begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. The agenda shall be as follows: Roll Call; Approval of the Minutes of June 13, 1994 Treasurers report; meeting; Claims against the City; Introduction and Adoption of Rcsolutipns and Ordinances; Report of Officers; Unfinished Business: Clco Judge for Rules & Regulations on trailer park; New Business: Vincent Bates - Law Enforcement -Scout Service Project; The miniature train will available for rides.. buy be again your ticket and board at the Depot. The committee working on the games for kids of all ages, arc concentrating on the "old fashioned" favorites you may remember as a youngster. Be sure not to miss the excitement at the Elementary School. It seems there will be a variety of places to p ick up your lunch on Saturday. The L.O.E. is opening to the public for lunch for $5.00. The Senior Citizens arc also serving lunch from 1 1 :00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at the Center in the Memorial Building. Check pared from scratch, and already cooked by 6:00. The idea is to simulate the way of life in the 1800 s so please, no desserts prepared with dry ice. Something prepared in a cast iron dutch oven or skillet is the type of dessert required. There will be first, second, and third place prizes. At 4:00. at the Tintic School track, there will be High a repeat of last year's popular activity, a Boxing Match. A general admission of $4.00 will be charged but parking is free. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on. The boxing is under the direction of Dell's Boxing Club and is U.B.A. sanctioned. Locals can participate.. there is a $10 sign up fee. For applications or ). information, call Karen (433-6921- A special Karate exhibition by our own students of Ms. Starr's classes, will be held. Next weeks column will cover class reunions and another "new" activity planned for this Tintic Silver Festival. out the local businesses as well, years please. The T.N.T. activities at The waltz developed from the the park will be continuing a the Weller, a German peasant dance day.. featuring throughout Dutch Oven Dessert Contest at and the Lacndlcr, an Austrian 6:00. The dessert must be pre dance. |