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Show VOLUME 60, NUMBER 32 S ALINA, PRICE 25c 12, 1982 atihieson to Keynote Accident Tip Wins This Weeks Prize Janet Beach, Salina, has UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST won the News Tip award for telling us about the automobile accident near St. George which left a Salina woman in serious condition. New NH Dedication If you have a news item you think we would be interested in, give us a 9 or at the editors call at home, 329-783- Utah Governor Scott M. Matheson will be the keynote speaker at the dedication of the new North Sevier High School next Thursday evening. Dedication ceremonies begin at 8 at the new high school auditorium. p.m. 529-346- 8. For her diligence, Janet has won her choice of two free dinners at Shaheens Best Western Restaurant Principal Tim Smith will introduce guests at the festivities, and music and other speakers will highlight the program. or $15 cash. The old North Sevier High School officials cautioned about possible seating limitations, and suggested that parents bring only the children who would find the services meaningful. The school will be ready for students by the time school starts Aug. 30. become North Sevier Middle School, absorbing Salina Elementarys sixth grade and alleviating the crowding there. Lamonte Dansie is principal at the middle school. will District officials said the cost of the new high school will be nearly $4.5 million. The new building is designed with expansion in mind. Silver, Naylor, and Associates of Salt Lake City are the architects. Salina Mayor Grant Stubbs will give the invocation, and Salina LDS Stake President Amo Bastian will give the dedicatory prayer. Music will be provided by the North Sevier High School band, and Principal Smith will welcome the guests and conduct the program. The public is invited to the dedication services, although district Salina Woman Serious After Accident b i i t Margie; Harward, Salina, was listed in serious condition Monday at Dixie Medical Center. She suffered injuries after her car was sicteswiped and rolled on 22 miles north of St. George, Sunday evening. 5, but Emily Not in ' Christensen person, of Redmond just might be the movies greatest fan in this area. After she saw the movie in Richfield she told her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Christensen that she wanted her hair done just like Amite's and a dress just like" Annie ' wears at the end of the movie. A beauty shop did her hair; her mother, Carol, made the dress. Emilys family took her to see the musical again when it opened last Friday at the Star Theater in Gunnison where Emily posed for this " ' picture. According to Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Ken Bryant, the Harward car, driven by; Mrs. Harwaids daughter, Tammie, 16, was northbound in the left lane when another northbound vehicle driven by Leland Von DeMille, 56, St. George, crossed to the left lane, sideswiping the Harward car. The Harward car rolled, throwing Mrs. Harward out of the car. Both Harwards were taken to Dixie Medical Center, where Mrs. Harward underwent surgery on her leg. Tammie .was treated for cuts and abrasions and released., I' Candidate Denies Rumors The new North Sevier High School will be dedicated next evening. The Keynote speaker at the services Mrs . Heath Is Our Bowler is this the Mystery Person contest. She guessed from only two clues that our former Relief Society president who loves to bowl em over was Redmonds (and Gails) JoeAnh Heath. Allison A Republican candidate for Sevier County Sheriff, has denounced North Sevier rumors that he would disband the Sevier County Sheriffs Jeep Posse the rumors when a businessman from Salina called the sheriffs office to find out whether Weaver had made the statement or not. if elected. In a prepared statement and in an interview with this newspaper. Bill Weaver, Aurora, said if he wins the Republican primary and the general election, he would not disband, change, alter, or modify the posse in any way. The jeep posse of Sevier County is d and equipped one of the search and rescue organizations in the state, Weaver said in his prepared statement. I have a high regard for best-traine- their abilities and have used them many times as backup in law enforcement. I do not have, nor have I ever had any. intention of disbanding the jeep posse of this county. ! This type of rumor and other on either side of this campaign for sheriff can only hurt all concerned. mud-slingi- Salina, Steiger, weeks winner of . Two other young ladies also guessed correctly. Allison has won a free dinner at Shaheens Best Western Restaurant. d, Sevier Jeep Posse members said Ross told their group at a meeting that he (Ross) had heard that Weaver was going to disband the posse. f I The officer said that Weaver was talking about disbanding the posse because the sheriffs office could not get hiring approved for two new officers, Ross said. He added that never at any time had he heard Weaver say anything about disbanding the posse, nor had he personally said that he heard Weaver say anything about it - he decided The U.S. Forest Service has postponed a decision on whether to close the Oak Ridge Road near the Gooseberry Ranger Station because of public concern. Darrel Hintze, mineral specialist for the Forest Service in Richfield, said it would be at least two weeks before any decision is made for or against closing the road. The week-lon- g program helped FFA members improve leadership skills, of the develop an understanding national heritage and prepare for more effective leadership roles in their chapters and communities. Sessions on social and human relations, group leadership and personal communication develop these skills. Personal outlook, motivation and pride also are discussed. to squelch Visits ' y Officials Defer Road Decision WASHINGTON, D.C- .- Brenda Crane and Glen Jensen, of the North Sevier High School Future Farmers of America chapter, attended the FFA Washington Conference Program at our nation's capital. Ross said he told the posse meeting that a police officer told him that he heard Weaver talking about the matter in a coffee shop one day. W eaver said Presi-Thursda- poned until some of the points brought out by the petition and by the concerned residents are looked into. The basic reason most of the residents want the road left open is recreational, Hintze said. They want the road left open for sightseeing, hunting, weekend trips, etc., he said. The reason for closing the road is for the watershed and wildlife protection, is one of the few times we got the public involved and we appreciate their input, he said. - NS FFA Officers Meet Congressmen in D.C. , Weaver said he does not know how the rumor got started, but said North - will be Governor Scott M. Matheson. Salina Stake dent Arno Bastian will offer the dedicatory prayer. A group of North Sevier citizens presented a petition to the Forest Service recently, asking that the road The input impressed the Forest be left open. Hintze said he was glad to so much that the road closing Service see that people were willing to expres was cancelled and any decision postSo their concern. often we get nothing when we ask for public comment. This (Continued from Page 10 Police . Weaver will meet Richfield Chief Duane Ross in the Republican Primary Sept 14. Hie winner of that contest will go up against the Democratic challenger, Stanley Richfield, in the Nov. 2 general election. Old-roy- - to Mount Vernon, the Smithsonian Institution, Arlington National Cemetery, the Jefferson Memorial and other historic sights in Washington were included in the conference. Weather Greetings in Washington Jensen and Brenda Crane (left) of Salina are greeted in Washington D.C., by Randy Hedge, (right) of Wickes, Ark, Southern Region Vice President of the Glen Future Farmers of America. Glen and Brenda are attenNational FFA Washington Conding the week-lon- g ference program. A highlight of the week was a visit to the office of Senator Orrin Hatch ). The FFA members also had a Hill luncheon featuring a question and answer session with congressmen and Washington business and industry leaders. Capitol Miss Crane, 17, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Crane of Salina. Glen, 17, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lee Jensen of Redmond. Their advisor is Raymond Gless. Glen said he felt the most beneficial workshops were those dealing with evaluating what the qualities of a leader should be. The North Sevier delegates talked with Congressman Dan Marriott for about five minutes during one of the breaks. They also visited the National Future Farmers of America Center. While there, the North Sevier representatives got officials to fly a United States flag over the capitol building on Aug. 19, the day of the new high schools dedication. The flag will then be sent to the North Sevier FFA chapter president, Brenda Crane. |
