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Show If Npw. t mluiiancr Plume Phone .29-367- 1 ol I ."29-33- 2 No 44 Thursdav, pril 21 I 477 11 ( t llts General Authority To Visit April 23, 24 Conference Elder Joseph Anderson a member of the First Quorum of Seventy of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints will speak at the Salina Ltah Stake y Conference on Saturday April 23rd, and Sunday, April 24th in the Salina FTrst Ward Chapel M Brenda Larsen enice 1 arsen i Natalie Shaw tmdv Wilson Pre-Registrati- on May 3rd , 3 p.m. for school en Registration trance will be held May 3rd at P M Your child does not have to attend this registration You should bring evidence of your child s birthdate Please come prepared to fill out a report of your child s 1m mumzations for the school s record Very important information and material will be given to each parent which could greatly influence the future of your child Please attend ' 3 00 Denise Jensen Shauna Olsen Seven young ladies from Nor th Sevier have been selected to attend Girls State, which will be held at Southern Utah State College in Cedar City the week of June 5th through June 11th Six of the girls will represent the Salma Unit -- 36 and one will Redmond represent -- Unit 118 The girls are Denise Jensen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Brenda Larsen, Jensen, daughter of Mayor and Mrs Courtney Larsen, Vemse Larson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bud Larson, Shauna Olsen, Laurie Robins s Fir and Mrs Mel Laurie Robins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Wilson, Robins, Cindy daughter of Mr and Mrs Delmar Wilson, all of Salma, and Natalie Shaw, daughter of Mr and Mrs W'ayland Shaw, of daughter of Mr Edwards, Aurora The girls have to pay their own expenses, and any business or person wanting to contribute to help these girls are asked to notify Virginia Conder, 529 7783, or LaRae Horne, 529 7043 In Girls State, the girls observe first hand the problems of mm government They elect their own officials from the gove nor down They have their own legislature where they present and argue their own bills, have their own laws enforced by themselves, and in other ways, live as self governing citizens during the full period of G i Is State Each girl has a choice to learn for herself that gover nment is just what she makes it They apply for, and are ap pointed to, the various appoin tive positions in the State government They perform the Explosion, Fire Demolish Home Salina Man Under Investigation Roger C Behunin, 35, of Salina, is in the Utah Valley Hospital in Provo suffering from facial injuries and second degree burns about the thighs suffered in a fire and explosion at the home of his mother in law, Mrs Maurine Cook, in Fairview, early Wednesday morning of last week Mrs Cook was at the home of her daughter, Kay Lou Behunin, in Salina, at the time of the fire Sanpete County Attorney Jack McAllister and Sanpete County Sheriff Jim Allred are conducting an investigation Mrs Behunin reported Monday that the County Attorney had notified her that charges of aggravated arsen, burglary, and theft had been filed against the burn victim Gasoline and paint thinner were discovered to have been spread throughout the home, and it was felt they had been ignited when the fur nace sparked The fire and ex plosion followed and caught Behunin inside the home A neighbor, Doug McNeil, reported he heard two ex plosions and was first on the scene He stated he found a man, whose clothes apparently had been blown from his body and who was badly burned lying on the driveway close to the home He was later iden tified as Behunin The explosion occurred a few minutes before midnight The home, a white brick structure, was only five years old It was completely gutted but an estimate of the damages has not yet been completed The inside was completely burned with the exception of two bedrooms on the west wing However, these two rooms were severely damaged by smoke The explosion shattered the back and side wall, and the floors were destroyed Ceiling beams were burnpd but the fire did not completely destroy the roof Windows were broken and furniture and other valuables were consumed by the intense blaze It was expressed the building was a complete loss and could not be repaired For ce of the blast lifted the entire roof from the home, and it set tied back at an angle Some valuables from the home are still missing and some had been found packed in suitcases apparently ready for removal Mrs Behunin had filed for divorce prior to the fire at the home of her mother duties of their various elective and appointive offices Thev hold courts w ith girls serving a s judges lawyers jury, trying actual cases They set up their city and county governments pass and enforce ordinances To qualify each Later the same day, the department was called to fight a fire on the Douglas Harward property east of Aurora This blaze destroyed sheds, corrals hay, and a baler Both started from grass fires These men are doing all they can to prevent loss by fire and thev seek the cooperation of the public m this same effort NF W OF F 1C F Stit- - protection of property and life in the north end of Sev,cr County During 1976 the Department spent a total of 718 hours in training sessions and at meetings A total of 377 5 hours were spent in fire fighting for a total of 1093 5 hours in that one v ear The first three months of January February and March the- -e men have sp nt 1977 hours in training and with l'b houi s mi ( tings 166 fighting ci'v fires lhcv h i also spi nl 'it hours at foes out ide the c v nimiiv I i lmond un r i md ae i m- hours tot u i ih ii 1 ltd i New Sevier officers PI A Bettv year are Anderson Redmond, President Ward Forsvth, school Aurora Vice President Faye Hatch Salina Secretary These new officers were announced at the P T A Night held on April 7th The drawing for the quilt was also held that night Janet Beach was the winner of the quilt The PTA wants to thank everyone for supporting them in their efforts Hirthdav Calendars Salina Javctis still have Hirthdav (all ndars available II you would like one si e GO e il F si lie T I he Twelve Apostles The public is invited to attend the Sunday Conference session at 10 00 A M in the Redmond Ward Cultural Hall Elder An derson will preside at this session, and President Jerold N Johnson will conduct the session Special music for this District -- 6 American Legion Auxiliary will hold its Girls State Orientation Tea Sunday, April 24th, at 3 00 P M , in the Salina American Legion ten ter This is an informative any meeting to answer questions the Girls State can didates or their mothers may have Girls State is a week of in tensive study of our gover nment, city, county, and state Southern Utah State College in Cedar City is the setting for this event which will be held June June 11th The girls and their mothers and all Auxiliary members in the District are invited to at tend Carolyn Washburn, of Monroe, a counselor at Girls State, will give her views on Girls State as a leader Dixie 5th to Shaheen, of Salina will give a response of a former Girl Stater We encourage all interested persons to come out to this meeting Play Ball Salina City Baseball is ready to get underway Anyone interesfed in plaving be at the Salina Ballpark, April 21st at 6 00 P M , or contact Bruce Shahee n or Grant J Stubbs should Notice On Saturday April 30th the Salina Lions will gather up your old newspapers Bunches should be on the curb by 9 00 A M on that date The Lions will canvas every home and trailer within Salina C ity limits so please save your papers for this collection If by (hanie you are missed on this pick up date call any Lion member numbers or these 529 7714 phone 29 1810 or 29 7444 uture pic k up date s will be on the last Saturdav of tah to Proceed-- , month go (immunity bcttermi nt F Nil adult First Ward Chaptl members living in the Stake should attend this leadc rship meeting A special meeting will be held for all Aaronic Priesthood Womens Aouth, oung Program Youth and all Un married Youth m the Stake on Sundav morning fnmi 8 i) AM to 9 to A M in 'In Kid mond Ward Chapel This meeting will le undt r the dirt i tion of Elder Joseph Audi i son Sacrament meetings will be held in all wards as sc he dull d following Stake Quaiterlv ( on ference on Sunday Salina First Ward Chapel Those who should attend this meeting are as follows Stake Presidency Stake High Coun cil Stake Executive Secretary, and Stake Clerks, Melchizedek Priesthood Quorum Presiden cies Group Leaders and Secretaries Ward Bishoprics, Executive Secretaries and Ward Clerks The Conference Leadership meeting will be held on Saturdav at 7 00 P M in the Salina Sorensen Educator Dies In S. L. Lcvvis W. Axtell Impressive funeral services were held April lbth in the Redmond Ward L D S Chapel, under direction of Bishop The arranged by the family was family prayer, Jdhn D Warnick, prelude and postjude music, Ella Lee Lund and larjorie Mickelsen, invocation, Bishop J Donald Nathan program Orientation Its FOR NO for the North for the 1977 78 General Conferences of the Church Among his other duties he has attended and recorded minutes of the meetings of the First Presiden cy and the Council of the Auxiliary Sets Girls State I- The Salina Volunteer I ire Department is composed of 20 active members They donate their time and talents to the C in high school She must have qualities of leadership and must be of good character She must have qualities of courage, honesty, and cooperativeness, and she must be in the upper third of her class scholastically Junior SFUFItPT I ire ighters In October 1976 he was set apart as a member of the FTrst Quorum of Seventy During his many years of ser vice with the First Presidency he has served as official hurch reporter and as clerk of the sine e 1923 participant must be a Fire Conditions Serious Dry, windy conditions plus a little carelessness on the part of individuals, have caused a rash of fires in the North Sevier area in recent weeks wh.ch have kept the Salina Volunteer Fire Department busy Tire Chief Gordon Kiesel once again reminds the public to be extremely careful of outside fires, and urges them not to set a fire unless conditions are perfect Even at the best, the condition is dangerous, and it is much safer to haul trash to the city dump rather than take chances Two fires occurred April 8th the first at the property of Thomas L Catherwood on 2nd South and 4th East This was a grass fire and was brought under control A second fire occurred at the home of Mrs Vera Anderson in Redmond Also a grass fire which was brought under control with no loss April 9th the fire fighters answered a call at the home ot This bla Anna Martin destroyed a slied and d image tKo irio r f n ti olol n ifido for Girls and the Redmond Ward Cultural Hall Elder Anderson, named an Assistant to the Council of the Twelve of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in 1970, had been Secretary to the First Presidency of the Church session will be furnished by the Stake Relief Society Chorus directed by Sister Billie Lou Johnson with Sister LaJuana Bastian as accompanist Junior ( onference session will be held in connection with conference in the Junior Sun dav School room in the basement of the Redmond Ward Chapel for all children ages four through seven Elder Anderson and President Jay Christensen will be at this session for a short period to talk to the children A cry room will be set up in the Redmond Ward Chapel for anvone who desires to take their small children and listen to conference 1 he Conference Priesthood Leaders meeting w ill be held on Saturdav at 4 30 P M in the lewisW Sorensen A educator, respected humanitarian and prominent church worker, Lewis W Anderson I Need West opening song Thee Every Hour, Redmond Ward Choir remarks Bishop Anderson speaker, Glen D Jorgenson vocal duet Pryce and Sheralvn Hales speaker Wavne Swenson, song bv a double trio Somewhere, My Love Betty Anderson, Luella Ogden Faye Hampton, Anna Fay Hales Jeanett Hales, Marjorie Mickelsen, Sorensen, 70, died April 13 1977 in a Salt Lake City hospital after a long illness He was a resident of Bountiful where he had lived since he and his wife retired from the teaching profession Mr Sorensen was born April 4 1907 in Redmond the son of closing song Abide With Me Ward Choir benediction, Marvin Jensen Burial was in the Redmond Peterson Cemeterv by Hans and Amalia Nilsson Sorensen He attended the place schools in Redmond and Salina and graduated from Brigham Young University He began a teaching career that spanned 44 years His first assignment was at the Salina Junior High School He also spent six months at the Air Base in San Bernardino California and taught eight years at Richfield High School The balance of his teaching career was at North Sevier High School, where he retired in 1972 On May 21, 1934, he married Vera Jorgensen, and when the couple returned to Redmond, they founded and operated the Redmond Merc for eight years before selling their interests An ardent member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Mr Latter day Saints Sorensen was a High Priest in the Bountiful 20th Ward at the time of his death He had also served on the Redmond Town Board, and had served as North Sevier Stake Sunday School Superintendent as well as a High Councilman Recently he served as an Ordinance Worker in the Salt Lake L D S Temple Mr Sorensen won high respect as a teacher and alway s made himself available to his students, whether in the classroom or after school hours He devoted his life in helping those with a desire for education in obtaining that goal Survivors include his widow of Bountiful two sons and one daughter Stephen L Sorenstn Houston Texas David A Sorensen Ogden Mrs Movd iMavixi Hales Bountiful 12 grandchildren one sisti r (Isabel, Qesnjir accompanied by Ella Lee Lund speaker, Hugh Bird, Mortuary Marius Despain dedicated the final resting Songs OfThe Valley To Highlight Ballet West The Tri County Music Guild pleased to announce that ' Songs of the Valley will be the highlight of the evening per formance of Ballet West at the South Sevier High School Gvm on April 27th at 7 30 P M is Songs of the Valley dedicated to the pioneers who settled the valley of the Great Salt Lake Other special enter tainment delights on Ballet Wests evening program will include the following Pas de Punch and Judy, Dix, Mobile, and Grand Pas de Deux from the Nutcracker Children 8 12 years old w ill be bussed from the Sevier County is schools for the afternoon program, which is geared to a learning presentation The Guild the appreciates cooperation of the Sevier School District and the principals for helping to make this youth cori cert available F or the present no small chidh en w ill be admit ted to the evening pel form me e, as the Guild is winking on a program to train young audu n ces for proposed expanded en tertainment in many areas Board membirs ate dedicating many hours in school demonstrations mini concerts and personal contacts with an eye to the future goal of programs geared for both family participation and foi the avid concert audience Tickets are on sale at horn is Music in Richfield Sal in Drug and Monroe Drug Pm s are $3 00 for adults an $2 on for 1 uur students (teen-- , and Guild memberships w ne II honored Jaycettes Date N.S. Pageant, Miss Utah To Conduct Ceremonies Here Onee again the tin rth nearing for the V s f Sevier Pageant sdon for Jaycettes have si the May 7th at 7 on PM n 'he North Sev ie r High n t , l I e Auditorium -- il on how 1.1 I , ii ' h 1.1 , , " - e , , h, i o I, v |