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Show I I ''' TheSunNews Wednesday, July 21,1993 3 Elder Robert N. Jensen will serve mission in Brazil fared Nielsen named to Who's Who' for 1992-9- 3 Elder Robert N. Jensen has been called to serve in the Brazil Curitiba Mission for the Church of Jesus Saints. He Christ of Latter-da- y will enter the MTC on August 1 1 , 1993. A Farewell will be held in his honor July 25, 1993 at 10:45 a.m. in the Redmond Ward LDS Chapel. An Open House will be held that afternoon from 4 to 6 p.m. at his home. Elder Jensen is the son of Gary and Lola Jensen. He is the grandson of Grace Lambertsen, Hal and LaRenc Barker and the great grandson of Vontess Jensen. Jared Nielsen has qualified to be included in the 27th Annual Edition of Whos Who Among American High School Students for the 1992-9- 3 school year. This honor is awarded to qualified students for theirachievements during the past academic year and is awarded to less than 5 of American high school students. Jared will be a sophomore at North Sevier High School and is the son of Kent and Genie Nielsen. Elder Robert N. Jensen Mr. Jared Nielsen Don't let your age keep you out of the work force They also possess and old world ethic and loyalty which is fast becoming obsolete in todays work world. Mitchell says by the year 2000 some 18 million new jobs will be created and people now are having fewer children. As a result, jobs traditionally held by young people will become available for older workers. The AARP has programs and information advising older workers how to market their skills. Mitchell said that when older people go to job interviews, they should emphasize their qualifications, not their ages. They should wear up to date, neat attire, and let the employer know they can fit in with a younger work force. Age and life experience are a benefit, not a handicap. Federal law prohibits employers from considering age as an em- em-rfoye- es Mew baby Aaron Michael Perkins was bom uly 13, 1993, in Salt Lake City, Jtah. His parents are Jann and .'yler Perkins, of Kearns. Grand-aren- ts are Jim and Ann Burr, of ialina, and Janet and Frank Perkins if South Jordan. Florence Perkins and Norma Viley, both of Salt Lake. Aaron hares his birthdate with his grand-ithJim Burr. fs 'SOLAR, EXXON, CHEVRON, SHELL 561-131- 9. MYSTIK, CONOCO PHILLIPS 1 Call Your News Correspondent... Solar Universal Tractor Fluid Gunnison Correspondent wanted Centerfield Correspondent wanted Fayette 2 Ruby Hammond - Drum $157.00 528-793- Solar 15W 40 Motor Oil Axtell Rilla Dee Solar Red, High Temp Grease We inventory a complete line of lubes for the farm, construction, and specialized industry. Call us, and compare our prices. Discover how we can serve you. 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His work also includes carvings of all types, including childrens toys. Fremont Indian State Park is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A day use fee for the park will be charged. Violence is on the rise thorughout Utah ployment factor. Any worker over age 40 is protected by the Age DisViolence is something that takes crimination in Employment Act. place somewhere else. Right? For more information about Wrong. this subject contact David Mitchell Violence is on the increase all at the AARP office in SaltLake City, throughout Utah, according to the er Sevier Co. Farm Bureau Talent Find is upcoming Young couple weds Says Utah AARP Older people who want to join he work force are often reluctant to ry for employment because they eel they have no place among rounger workers in todays working vorld. However, there are proven advantages for companies hiring lder employees, according to David niitchell of the AARP Salt Lake Xfice. Mitchell said that older are statistically proven to be rictims of fewer on the job accidents ind take fewer cays of sick leave. and Mrs. Brian Memmott Utah Conference on Violence, to be held September 9th and 10th at Weber State University. Following are some startling facts about violence in our society: Violence, causing millions of deaths and injuries annually, has become a public health epidemic. Intentional and unintentional violent acts kill at least 3.5 million people a year in the world, costing nearly $500 billion in medical care and lost productivity. Homicide in America claimed 906,944 years of potential life, and suicide674,583 years, according to a recent report. Children who learn violent behavior as they grow are more inclined to act violently themselves because they have not learned a better way, according to Kevin Thompson, Director of Health Edu The grades for spring quarter at Snow College have been released. The following local students have been named to the Deans list, which requires a minimum grade point average of 3.5 and at least 15 credit -- cation. That is why children will be the focus of the Third Annual Utah Conference on Violence. The conference will look at the effects of the violence on children and how the cycle of violence can be broken. Thompson says the goal of the conference is to help communities prevent pain and suffering before they occur. Thompson says the conference should appeal to educators, parents, law enforcement officials, medical and health professionals and all who deal with youth. The $45 preregistration fee for the two day conference includes lunch on both days, and is due . Sept. 3. For more information call Kevin Thompson, WeberMorgan Health District, 399-816- 4. Was your life saved be- cause you wore helmet? The Utah Department of Healths Saved by the Helmet Club is looking for people whose lives were saved in motorcycle crashes because they were wearing helmets. Without a doubt, wearing a helmet is the single most important factor in surviving a motorcycle crash, according to Doug Deans, ist. Many lives could be saved every year if motorcycle riders would wear helmets. We want to recognize those who use good judgment and realize the importance of wearing helmet, he said. Head injury is theleadingcause of death is motorcycle crashes. Riders without helmets are three times more likely to have a fatal head injury that riders with helmets. In 1992, there were 16 fatal motorcycle crashes in Utah, only four were wearing helmets. Utah law requires all riders under the age of 18 to wear helmets, but data show less than 25 percent of that age group wear helmets, and only 36 percent of all Wrf A and get 25 off ALL and Supplies In Stock. 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We want to provide an opportunity foryoung people to develop their talent here in the county and at the state level, Bastian said. Those interested in participating should contact Vicky Bastian, 896-88- 3 1 or the Farm B ureau Office The annual Sevier County Farm Bureau Talent Find competition will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, August 14, at the Sevier County Fair Grounds, according to Nolan Bastian, chairman of the committee sponsoring the contest. Countywinnersineachof three divisions will compete in the Utah Farm B ureau Talcnt Find at the Utah State Fair on September 19th. Divisions include: Beginners, up to 6 years of age; Junior, ages 7 through 12; Intermediate, 13 to 17; and Senior, 18 to 30 years of age. The Farm Bureau Talent find . |
