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Show Page Four - The Eureka Reporter - August 4, 2000 Phun nite held for LDS youth lie's Baa-ai- weer a tooth farey (too-to- o an all) about ta chaynge perfeshions; cuz kids air gittin UK) grmle, an never leeve thankue notes, er cookyz (lyke thay kept strayt faces, ah dunno). Finely, the geezer tole us abowt "Absoloot Nowlidge" (he had nun) an left us laffin' . Shore was a fan nite. k! old geezer shode up agin! Yup. He MC'd die youth lalini slio on Wensdy. July 25 at The DS chappil ! He dun lotsa y eeer storee. en jokes tween the ax. I urst, Hekky Milne tolde alNuit Roniin Kestlers (maid me tell I kiy). Amanduh Houstin and lleiher Krissensen sung "Bom to Make Yu Happy." Then, Lyndy l ess ell and Stefanee Gradey Fish news k racked us up with a vary funny skitt. "(jittin Reddy fir a date" hehine wuz liydin (l.yndy Steianee and puttin makup allover Strawberry Reservoir - Tom liir lace)! A peece of Pettengill reports catching many smaller sized cutthroats trolling cum to oh us with Kam Kohhurtz as a oli small spoons and Apex lures. Cutts were caught in 25-5- 0 feet of water in the narrows while trying to catch kokanee salmon. He did catch one kokanee close to the Soldier Creek end. Many kokanee anglers a? reporting good success using various lures at 30 to 50 feet of water. Best locations include the narrows, the meadows, die knolls or near the Soldier Creek Dam. Another effective lure has been a red "wedding ring" lure. Paul from the Strawberry Marina states that kokanee anglers shouldn't tip their lures or you will catch cutthroats. Pop gear and a worm combination has been effective for the trout, as well as a dark tube jig or leech pattern of fly . Remember the limit is 4 trout. Only one can be over 18 inches. Shore fishing success is starting to taper off a bit because of the warmer weather (68-7- 0 degrees). Fish are moving to deeper water. All other types of fishing have been great! clown, and hiz brutlier It wer cald, Brice az a n ride". "Hooked on a (Tansy steppin an clownin) Nex, Sarra Krissensen an Candie Grimstedd sung, "Becuz you luv me". Then Emly Klingur akompaneed Malinduh Klingur an Jennika Grimstedd as thay sung, "Thar is a Playce". An Danyul Yung tooted his own horn - lie palyd "The Theme frum Jurrasik Parck," reel good. When Sumer Grimstedd an Ellin Klingur startid singin to us, hull-ryde- r. ate-seku- die muzik kep changin, so diay kep changin kostumz an songs (at leest ten timz). Twer vary fanny. A skitt were dun by Malindah Klingur an Jennika Grimstedd to muzik, "Dont Wurry, Bee llapy," butt Jennika couldn't seme to wayk up while she got drug a lover the playce. Last, butt not leest, Dusten Gradey weer a "Carear Comur" innerviewer, an Bryun Gradey Church news Anteress draw results due Aug 9 Results of Utah's 2000 Methodist "Peace on Earth: with God all things are possible," was the theme for last Sunday's religious services at the Eureka Methodist Church. The Greeting and Announcements opened the meeting, followed by Call to Worship: a mod- Antlerless Big Game Draw, and a list of permits not taken in the draw, will be available soon. em affirmation of faith, page 885. Hunters may learn the reOpening hymn was, "Blessed sults, and obtain a list of remain- Assurance." ing permits, the following ways: Mabel Butler was in charge Results Mailed Prior to Aug. 9 of special music. Sandy Evans Successful applicants should followed her with the Children's receive their permit in the mail "Love and Peace." before August 9. All applicants message, Scripture lesson was taken will receive a list of remaining from Psalm 24, "Who is the King permits in the mail. of Glory?" Banning Aug. 9 Guest speaker Robin Tilby Beginning August 9, results the message. The hymn of the draw, and a list of permits gave which followed was "Lord of the not taken in the draw, will be Dnce." available a variety of ways: results will be posted by 8 a.m. at Division of Wildlife Resources offices in Odgen, Salt Lake City, Springville, Vernal, Price and Cedar City; at the Lee Kay Center for Hunter Education, The Utah Safety Council is 6000 W. 2100 S. in Salt Lake four-hodefensive City; and at the Cache Valley now offering Hunter Education Center, 2851 driving courses for people in the ProvoOrem area. The courses W. 200 N. in Logan. arc held throughout the month at hunters may access the Division's internet web sit (www. the Utah Valley State College Campus). nr. state. ut.usdwrdwr.htm) (Orem course consists The four-howhere results will be posted by 8 of classroom instruction and a.m. focuses on accident prevention, beginning at 8 a.m. hunters driving confidence, awareness of may call Hunt Application Office, hazards and improving driving the private contractor that con- skills. ducts! the draw, at Drivers who successfully the course receive a Those with questions may complete reduction from their Utah call Hunt Application Office, the driving record, once during a nearest Division office, or the three year period. Individuals 55 Division's Salt Lake City office years of age and older, may at (801) qualify for insurance discounts after completing the course. Defensive driving course ur ur Closing hymn was "Jesus Calls Us." The services closed with the Benediction adn Going Forth: "God Be with You till We Meet Again." Church August 6th will be at 2:00 p.m. A pot luck dinner vAll immediately follow. This day marks the arrival of our new Minister. Latter Day Saints The Eureka Ward LDS Church was conducted and welcomed by Gordon Grimstead on August 30th. Announcements were: Boy Scout camp will be held in Lake Powell on the 31st through the whole week. Opening hymn was "Do What is Right." Melinda Clinger asked the Invocation. The Sacrament hymn was "With Humbe Heart," followed by the Sacrament. Youth speakers included: Candice Grimstead, Sarah Christensen, Summer Grimstead, Heather Clinger, and Heather Zufelt. Cheyenne Zufelt gave the next speach. The young women sang, "I'm Trying to be Like Jesus," for ihe rest hymn. The final speaker was Leigh Grimstead. The service concluded with "Keep the Commandments," as the Closing hymn. Benediction was asked by Alisha Mierer. Public notice SOCIAL SERVICES BLOCK GRANT (SSBG) APPLICATIONS DUE The Six County Association of Governments is accepting written applicationsand budgets for SSBG funds, to be sub1 mitted by August 10, 2000 to the Human Resources Office, P.O. Box 820, Richfield, Utah 84701 . Funding can be used by Service is $25 per per- Providers of social service to cliRegistration They that know God will be son, or $8 for those age 55 and ents on a reimbursement for serhumble, they that know them- over that are only desiring a vice basis. Contact the Aging selves cannot be proud. reduction in their insurance rates. Human Resources Office, 250 To register, or for additional It is indeed a desirable thing information, please contact the North Main, Sevier County Courthouse, Richfield, Utah to be well descended, but the Utah Safety Council at 2 for more de84701, glory belongs to our ancestors. tails. 50-poi- nt FY-200- 538-470- 0. 896-922- Eureka Public Meeting Published in the Eureka ReIf you warn to put the world We see things not as they are, start with porter August 4, 2000. but as we are. right, yourself. Region VIII Public Informational Meetings JUAB COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT PROPOSED TAX LEVY The US Environmental Protection Agency and the Utah Department of Environmental Quality cordially invite you to attend a Public Meeting to discuss plans to sample lead in soils. Information will be provided on preliminary soil samples already taken from the Eureka area. The mating will be held: Thursday, August 10, 2000 7:00 - 9 :00pm Memorial Building 263 West Main St. Eureka, Utah purpose of the Public Meeting is to inform the community about the sampling plan and to provide information on actions that can be taken to prevent exposure to lead. An opportunity will be provided to obtain public input and to ask questions. We strongly encourage and appreciate your participation at the meeting. The soil Individuals wishing further information may contact: Catherine Roberts Community Involvement Renette Anderson Community Involvement Coordinator Coordinator 80CPI 999 8 Street, Suite 500 Denver, Colorado 80202-240US EPA Region VIII, 1 5 (303)312-602- 5 roberts.catherineepa.gov Toll free or UDEQ 168 North 1950 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 (801)536-447- 8 randersodeq. state. ut.us TIME DATE 2, 2000 7:00 p.m. 7, 2000 7:00 p.m 9, 2000 7:00 p.m 15,2000 7:00 p.m 21, 2000 7:00p.m. 22, 2000 7:00 p.m Aug 25, 2000 7:00 p.m Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. LOCATION Juab County Commission Chambers, Nephi, UT. Eureka City Offices, Eureka, UT Mona Elementary School, Mona, UT Levan City Hall, Levan, UT Rocky Ridge Community Center, Rocky Ridge, UT Nephi City Council Chamber, Nephi, UT Trout Creek LDS Church, Trout Creek, UT A proposed Tax Levy for a County Wide Fire District will be on the ballot this November. Juab County and it's communities have planned several public information meetings to discuss the Pro's and Con's ofa County Wide Fire District. A schedule of various meeting dates, places and is times shown above. All Juab County residents are invited to attend one or more of these meetings to provide input. A proposed budget will be available at the meetings as well as impacts and details of the Tax levy. For additional invormation on this matter please contact Juab County at (435) Published in the Eureka Reporter August 4 and 1 8, 2000. 623-340- 8. |
