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Show n-' f- UTAH PRESS ASSOC 307 II 31 Dk SUITE 5005 s SALT LAKE CITY, UT Volume Ninety-Thre- e EUREKA, UTAH - August 14, 1998 99 200 S 84101 Price $.40 Number 33 a o o TINTIC SILVER FESTIVAL.This Weekend! (Friday at 7:00 p.m.); and the ver City Reunion. Other- - planned events include a Parade; Games with Prizes; Conces- Sil- At last..the celebration for which planning committees work all year to ensure that visitors and townspeople will have a good time..is here and festivities will begin on Friday, August 14 and end on Sunday, August 16. This year's Tmtic Silver Festival will include such events as a golf tournament for members of Tmtic Lodge BPOE 711; a TNT Mountain Men rendezvous (with shoots, a Dutch Oven Dessert Contest, and other contests to test your skills, plus concessions, and more); the Miss Tintic Pageant sions; a Dunking Booth; Boy Scout Flag Raising Ceremony and Breakfast; Ghost Town Tours; Baseball Game; a Teen Dance; a dance at the Silver Qub for adults; etc. (check the August 7th edition of the Eureka Re- - Bill Missionary homecoming Josh Grimstead, son of Gordon and Leigh Grimstead, is returning home to Eureka after serving a successful two year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Josh served his mission in Washington, D.C. His flight will arrive at the Salt Lake City International Airport on Friday, August 21. Josh will be reporting on his mission during Sacrament Meeting on Sunday, August 23, 1998. Anyone who is interested may attend the meeting, which begins at 10:43 a.m. Josh is anxious to see all of his friends and return to the peace and quiet of our small town. His family has missed him a great deal and are happy to welcome him back home. The regular bowling season is about to begin. On Thursday, August 20th, to be precise! Members of the Alley Cats Thursday Morning Bowling League are reminded Comets in Nephi fea- turing Bill Haley's Comets on Thursday, August 1 3th at 8:30 p.m. in the Multi-Purpo- se Building at the Fairgrounds. Preschool update Preschool will be offered at Eureka Elementary School beginning after Labor Day in September. Leigh Grimstead will be the teacher, with Eileen Schow and Jami Davis as aides in the classroom. The preschool is open to three and four-year-o- ld children. This year, because of the Goals 2000 Grant, there will be no charge for each child to attend. If you are interested in having your child participate in the preschool program, please contact Leigh Grimstead at the school (433-692or at home (433-6- 9 1 7). We need to get an idea of how many children will be involved..as soon as possible. The parents who contact the school, will receive more information about the pre7) school program in the future. Eurekas three churches..The Church of JESUS CHRIST of Latter-day Saints; Eureka United Methodist Church and St Patrick's Catho- - - lie Giurch will hold regular services on Sunday. Some concessions may still be opemting, the museums will be open, and, if needed, additional Ghost Town Tours will he conducted. There will he something of interest for all ages! Come and enjoy a 'fun' weekend in Eureka!!! Plan to join bowling league Haleys Juab County Fair will be porter for a complete schedule..or pick up a flyer. The Museums will be open for the three day event Bill Haleys Comets were the First Rock and Roll band. Since 1932, they have sold over 80 million records for leading labels such as Decca, M.C.A., Warner Brothers, Sonet, and Essex. Moreover, the group has earned a place in The Guiness Book of World Records", for selling 43 million copies of its greatest hit, Rock Around The Clock, and has appeared in seven motion pictures, including Rock Around The Clock", "The Girl Cant Help It", and Let The Good Times Roll. A1 Rappa, The Original Walking Bass Man" seen in many motion pictures and in Dick Clark's American Bandstand" video, has been with Bill Haley's Comets" since 1936. The Juab County Fair Association would like to invite everyone out to this special concert. It is free to the public. to dust off their bowling balls and shoes and be at Duke's Lancs in Spanish Fork, ready to play at 9: 3 1 a.m. League play will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. |
