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Show 7 Ths Salina Sun. Wednesdav.November Sorensen's Ranch gets special award for work 17. 1993 range, watershed and recreation programs. This year they were recognized for additional work to fence a riparian area. Award recipients were honored at a luncheon with the governor and first lady at the Governors Mansion. The event was made possible by donations from Aptus, Kennecott, and Mountain Fuel Supply. The Take Pride in Utah program is a partnership of federal, state and private agencies which encourages citizens to take responsibility for John Peckham and the Sorensons Ranch School received separate awards from Governor I spoke with a gentleman re. cently who was most interested in what schools are teaching nowadays. Multiple choice test scores were all fine and good for what they showed. But he was a local businessman, and he was concerned with something more. He wanted to know what we were doing to prepare our children for the world of work. He was concerned with skills, yes. But where was the attitude? The work ethic? Such character building, of course, begins with toddlers. It begins with a childs first teachers, mom and dad. The home is the place to lay the foundation, to mold, to form, to frame. Within the family we first experience teamwork. Cleaning the basement, weeding the garden. If you sweep the floor. Ill wipe off the table. We learn give and take. I used to get angry at my little sister. It was her job to put the napkins on ii the table. My big sister and I were responsible for cleaning the entire kitchen after meals. To a third grader, this is just not fair. It took some patience on the part of my parents to show me that fair" did not always mean equal. Home is where we learn to meet deadlines. You can watch the show when your room is clean. I dont care when you do it today, but the lawn needs to be mowed before it gets dark." You have a watch. Be sure to keep track of the time and be home by noon. Home is where we learn quality. We learn to do it right or do it over. It takes the fine eye of a parent to see the difference between the best effort of a three year old and the best of a thirteen year old. These are the lessons which can spell success, not only in school, but in the workplace, and someday, in a future home with future children who will be taught by the children we care for today. ry & i f .& X zrrr r.f. y V. . ' jr , ' i'V Y? ;.- - FINAL TOUCHES. Workers put the final touches on the new Blackhawk Arena in Salina. A grand opening will be held on New Year's Eve, and the public will be invited to come and tour the complex and enjoy some great First Birthday celebration toric public resources. Sevier Valley Hospital gets JCAHO accreditation Sevier Valley Hospital received accreditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations as a result of its JCAHO accreditation. He added that accreditation means a higher level of quality care for the people of Sevier, Wayne and Piute Counties. Our accreditation is proof of Sevier Valley Hospitals commitment to provide quality care on an ongoing basis, Beck said. JCAHO was formed in 1951 to improve the quality of the nations health care through voluntary accreditation. demonstrated compliance with JCAHOs nationally recognized health care standards. The commission recently on-si- te Christmas Electric Light Snow college student is stabbed and robbed am urn1 "Utah's Oldest Christmas Electric Parade" Kyler Dec. 4 6 p.m. Any interrested parties, please contact or Julie Winn, 283-504- 0 JoAnn Greene 283-403- 3 ' We welcome families, clubs, children, etc. t1Eitheiphone in your order to Julie or mail in the ; order below: Jason Anderson Hi. My name is Kyler Jason Anderson. Im celebrating my first birthday November 18, 1993. Helping me celebrate will be my Mommy and Daddy, Jason and Brickell Anderson; Grandmas and Grandpas, Connie Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Peterson, and Devon and Wanda Anderson. My are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steele, and Mr. and Mrs. Thad Peterson. Im also a member of a family. My Mary Steele, and Jim Sorensen will also join my celebration. did. After taking the wallet, one man grabbed him from behind and the man in front stabbed Meyers in the chest, shoulder and face, then ran away. Meyers ran to a comer grocery store, where an employee who had medical training helped attend his injuries until police arrived. Investigation is continuing. A Snow College student, Brady Meyers was robbed and assaulted on October 29 by two men. Meyers was on his way to work on West Campus, and walldng down College Avenue. As he walked past the retirement home, he saw this guy come walking out of the trees. Another individual came up on him from another direction. One said Give us your wallet, - and he Great-grandparen- ts Type of entry I Nsme I Special needs? USPS - 63 East Main Salina, Utah 84654 Phone: is published each Wednesday TheSalina Sun, SECD 4780-800- 4780-800- 0 529-78- for 0 $15.00 per year in Utah; $1 8.00 out of county in Utah; and $21 .00 per year out o the state of Utah by the Salina Sun, 63 East Main, Salina Utah 84654. Second class postage is paid at Salina, Utah 84654. POSTMASTER: Please send' address changes to the Salina Sun, 63 East Main, Salina, Utah 84654. Single Copy $.50 Publlsher:Post, Jim Olsen - Editor: Carol Jensen I I I preserving and enhancing our stales natural, cultural and his- awarded SVH with its accreditation following an inspection by JCAHO officials last July. Gary Beck, SVH administrator said he is proud of the staff who did what needed to be done to receive Ephraim City's r Mike Leavitt and First Lady Jackie Leavitt for outstanding volunteer work as part of the Take Pride in Utah program. Peckham, a disabled veteran , was recognized for his work on the recreation program at the Otter Creek Reservoir in Piute County. This past year he contributed 1,057 hours during the summer, and overall, contributed more than 3,000 hours to make the Otter Creek Reservoir a better place to visit. The Sorensons Ranch School contributed 4,092 hours of work in the last five years. School volunteers have assisted the BLM with its Correspondents: Aurora:Cirtdy Return forms to Julie Winn, 643 E. 30 N., Ephraim, UT 84627 Andreason - Redmond: Tammy Johnson-Salina- Evelyn Kiesel : tWHiYAWA I Plumbing Service Today Toilets, sinks, faucets, and all other liijnJia mm Featuring Nashua Mfg. Homes Homes at Affordable prices! Quality to choose from. Land home specialists. Over 30 6-55- 1 896-844- 63 plans Foundations, basements, garages, decks, etc. 30 years financing, FHA, VA, Conventional Call Us Today! Red & Betty Hall OwnerAgent 896-556- 3 or 896-644- 4 plumbing needs. Emergency service, 24 hrs. 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