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Show Celebrating more than 95 years of service to the citizens of Eureka. Volume Ninety-Seve- EUREKA, UTAH - April 26, 2002 n Seniors enjoy lunch, meeting last week Geo Judge, Susan Fields, and Edie Pascual prepared a delicious turkey dinner for the Young at Heart Gub on April 17. Max Berry asked the blessing of the food. We were privileged to pledge of allegiance to our American Flag and sing God Bless America. President Grace Conder led the business meeting next. On the sick list are Roy Gourley and Carol Gourley. Leah Towers gave the treasures report Grace then read a letter from the six county RSVP program about Tarsula Lucas: Tarsula has been selected to receive the coveted Silver Bowl Award from Juab County this year. Silver Bowl Awards are given out yearly by Lieutenant Governor Olene Walker, the Utah Commission on Volunteers, and the Utah Volunteer Center Association. Silver Bowl Recipients are individuals or groups who make a difference in their communities through service and volunteerism. A special committee has selected Tarsula for i this honor. Awards will be presented on at a Wednesday April 24 luncheon beginning at noon and the Provo Marriott Hotel at 101 West 100 North in Prove. Tarsula Lucas lives by the motto: Just Do Something for Tarsula was Somebody. volunteering to help in the kitchen at the senior center when she first learned of the humanitarian project that she now devotes most ofher timeto. This seventy-thre- e year old catholic crochets 100 cotton bandages, in three-inchwi- de by strips, that are then given to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day seven-foot-lo- ng Correction In last weeks Eureka Reporter, it said that the free weed spray and animal clinic will be on March it is It also actually on May said the will be on March 18 and it is on Saturday, May 1 8. Sony for any inconveniences. 4. bike-a-th- R on 4, Saints to be combined with other medical supplies, and shipped all over the world to tens of thousand of patients still suffering from When Tarsula isnt working on her crocheting, she visits her elderly neighbors to see if there is anything she can help them with. Her daily visits to one of her neighbors is allowing the widow to stay at home instead of retaining services of a care center. Tarsula truly is Making a Difference in her community by using her skills and life experience Leprosy. in every way she can to help solve community problems. Thank You. Tarsula! Those seniors who need home interest, ask repair laon at 1 Grace Conder for a flier from USDA Joe Bernini sent us home with a couple of funny stories. The next meeting is May 1. It will be potluck. m little Satan accident An eleven year boy died as a result of an ATV accident at Little Sahara Dunes, located 15 miles west of Eureka, on Sunday afternoon. Tyler Thorton, 11, son of James and Rose Thornton, of Saratoga Springs, Utah, died instantly as a result of the tragic south accident at 3 pm, one-mi- le of the popular recreation site at sand mountain. Sheriff David Carter said, This is the first fatal accident of the year 2002 at the Sand Dunes. Bystanders had already administered CPR prior to a deputys arrival, said Carter. Mr. Cory Frampton, an EMT with Nephi ambulance and a search and rescue member was at the scene and immediately started CPR on the young victim. Eureka ambulance then called for d helicopter to assist out of Salt Lake City. A doctor arrived from medical center and Air-Me- Animal clinic, free weed fU spray available THS students Eureka City and Nebo Animal Ginic will sponsor a rabies clinic on Saturday, May 4, 2002 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Eureka Fire participate in drama festival Sation. The cost for the rabies shot is $6.00 and the cost for the Parvo, Distemper, etc. is $15.00. Dog licenses are spayed or neutered $5.00, female $15.00, male $10.00, and kennel license (three or more dogs) $25.00. Kennel licenses must be approved by the city council. All dogs over the age of 6 months with the Eureka City limits MUST be licensed. Free weed spray will also be available on Saturday,. May 4 form 1 tp 3 p.m. The Juab County Weed Board will provide free weed spay to residents of the Tintic District Interested persons should an unmarked clean container. Quantity is limited to 5 gallons per household. Spray can be used to control noxious weeds. The spray will be dispensed at the Eureka Fire Station. provide Number 17 Price $.40 On April 2, 2002 Crystal Zufelt and Marianne Nedreberg participated in Region Drama at Emery High School. Mcrrianne did a humorous intereptation called, O Captain My Captain by Garrison Keillor. Crystal Zufelt did Shooting Star by James Steele. Merrianne went on to win third place and a chance to go to state on April 20 at Juab High School. Mcrrianne did go and She participate in a festival. received the highest marks which are superior straight 5's and went to a workshop. She was one of the top 3 in state and received that medal. They both had a great experience at region and state and it will prepare them to come out strong for their senior year in the dramatic competition. Congratulations girls! later pronounced 11 year old Tyler, dead at the scene, said Carter. A witness said, Tyler was with a jumping over a sand-dun- e The 450 cc Honda witness arrived to see the 4 wheeler had crashed and found the boy unresponsive. Tyler was at the sand dunes with friends, said Sheriff Carta. Therefore, Utah County sheriffs force contacted the family in Saratoga Springs to Cleo Judge named citizen of the year Elks BPOE 711 has selected Cleo Judge as citizen of the year. Cleo has been a civic minded citizen all of ha life. She served on the Tintic Board of Education for 20 years. She has been head of the Legion Auxiliary The tell them about their boy being involved in a an accident. Carter said, the size of the 4 whccla was very large for a small child to be driving along. Even with safety equipment, a child should neva ride a 4 wheeler alone without a parents supervision, said Sheriff Carter. This is a tragic accident for anyone, let alone a small child to be taken away in such a tragic accident. The sand dunes is a dangerous place to ride without haring experience on an OHV or parent supervision. Shaiff Carter, urges all the children and parents to take an OHV certification class before riding any OHV machine. People can call the shaiffs office at for information on an OHV class in the Eureka area or a nearby town. 435-623-13- up-comi- 44 ng since the fifties and has been responsible for the girls going to girls state since then. Cleo has served on the PTA and many more She is community groups. currently serving on the Planning and Zoning Board and is trying to raise 12.5 million dollars for a swimming pool and community center. Cleo resides in Eureka and raised ha four children here. Stray cats cause problem Eureka City has received many complaints from citizens in Eureka due to the high number of stray cats throughout town. In an effort to control the problem. Eureka Citys Animal Control Officer will be placing live taps out to try and catch the strays and take them to the Animal Shclta. Eureka City is asking all cat owners to place a collar on all house cats, if any cats with a collars is trapped, it will be released.. Merissa Stutz from the 4th Grade was given the Principals Award this week for her outstanding ability to complete and turn in all class assignments, homework, and home reading calendars on time. Merissa takes responsibility for herself and her homework. She will always be on of the top students in her class with this attitude. She is the daughter of Brain and Shalene Stutz. I can't give you a sure-fir- e formula for success, but I can give you a formula for failure: try to please everybody all the time. Herbert Bayard Swope |
