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Show Page Four - The Eureka Reporter - March 27, 1998 would like to donate to any school program or activity. The donations would be part of the Tintic School District foundation and proceeds would be used in the specified programs for which the money was designated. A member of the Board complimented students for not wearing hats in the school and for being courteous by removing their hats in proper places. The Board inquired about the possibility of the District helping to subsidize wages for law enforcement in Eureka. The superintendent said there is a possibility of looking at grants which would help the City with this concern. Regarding the Activity Fee Waiver question, the superintendent recommended not to enact the activity fee proposal at this time. She suggested selling up a District activity fund which would be ongoing each year. She also recommended having a representative from the two high schools plus the coaches and also someone from the elementary schools, meet as they need equipment (primarily band and music equipment). The committees would make choices and plan ahead when looking at purchasing equipment or uniforms. The Board discussed charging students a service fee on uniforms. The fee would be used to dean or replace damaged uniforms when deemed necessary., otherwise the fee would be refunded to the students. The fee would encourage students to be accountable for the uniform in their possession. The Board voted in favor of not enacting the activity fee but to charge students a refundable service fee on school uniforms. In final business, the Board was reminded that graduation exercises will be held on Thursday at Tintic High School, and on Friday at West Desert High Seniors enjoy St. Pats party History group by Gloria G. Rife What a wonderful pany for 33 Senior Citizens was held Wednesday at 4 oclock, March 18, 1998. Entering the Memorial Building hall, it was plain to see St. Patrick was ready to join us for a great Irish celebration. Leah Towers and Edna Jasper had done their usual great job of decorating for the occasion. The hall was very festive! Vice President Ron Cones called the meeting to order, welcomed everyone, and invited Lee Bird to offer the invocation. The food committee consisting of Betty Cones, Margaret Fennell, and Mary Lou Gourley, prepared and served a delicious Irish meal. It consisted of corned beef and cabbage, potatoes, carrots, onions; Irish raisin bread, baked by Margaret Fennell; green jcllo salad; and for dessert, .cake with green frosting. The meal was fantastic! Martin Fennell, our Irish plans annual event man, sang "Galway Bay" and then we all joined in a for the following numbers: When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, folk-fo-od My Wild Irish Rose, and The opening meeting for the Band. These were all 1998 season of the Tintic Historaccompanied by Mabel Butler at ical was held at the Society the piano. Martin concluded 1 1 . Minutes of March on Depot giving us an Irish Blessing. Ron and Betty have the habit the Board Meeting on Jan. 21. of coming up with some great were read and approved.this Officers selected for year games to play. We had to put on were: McColcen President, our "thinking caps," but for "old Bradford; V.P., Virginia folks" we did very well and Nulty; Debbie Treloar; Secretary, came up with many of the corTreasurer, Joan Morris. rect answers forthe Irish Intelligence Test. Drawing for the door prizes The Annual Folk Food k was next and the following were will be the next meeting. winners: Betty Cones, Alice The dinner is planned for SaturPeart, Martin Fennell and Gloria day, April 18, in the Memorial Rife. Building. Please plan to meet at It was a wonderful party and 6:00 pm, and dine shortly after. we extend our thanks and appreThe Bonanza Raffle will ciation to all those who made it "kick off" on that date. Tickets will be available on the gold possible. Our next meeting will be plated buckles for $2 each or 3 for $3. Wednesday, April 1, 1998 sing-alo- ng Mac-Namar- as Pot-luc- the perfect time to plant some March is 18- hearty First - and Security's 5.75 APY SecureGro CDs. 30-moa- th CD 18-moa- th returns. And produces robust onr yields a blossoming 6.00 30-mon- th APY. CD Dest of all, both grow well in any financial climate. Just remember to start early. Onr SecureGro 18 month 30 month fjjiii iiranTV OFFER 6000 APY 18- - and To get one started today, just stop by your 30-mon- th CD offer expires April 3, 1988. nearest First Security branch. APY Currently Giving IKM PDfUHTU H1RMW FOR MEN CDi ONLY. TRE MINIMUM RALANCE TO OPEN AM ACCOUNT AN0 00TAIN THE APY IS $1100. THE HAXIMUM FIRST SECURITY IS A MEMRER OF THE F.O.I.C. IS $200,010. A PENALTY MAY HE IMPOSES FOR EARLY NITH0RANAL |