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Show c dnfcoHisiIl This Newspaper needs you! Now that the Salina Sun is starting off on a new foot, we want to become a s; 4-- H our area performing here or elsewhere? Tell us, we want to know. Is there News - all Church he Senior Citizens, assign someone to keep us informed. We want stories and photos. Well take them if you'll call us ahead of time so we can schedule it. Our letters to the editor column is for you. We ask that you sign your name. But if you want your name withheld, make a notation on the letter and well do it. Let us know what you like and dont like about the paper, about the City; what you'd like to see. It's a great place to use one of the few remaining rights granted under the Constitution, the freedom to speak your mind. We cant print the news if we dont know about it. Wed prefer to know about events before they are held so we can let people know about them in time to attend if they wish. We like to take photos. The clipping of stories with pictures make great momentos to tell the grandkids in 20 or 30 years. We want to make this YOUR newspaper. We can't do it without your cooperation. We will send the newspaper, free of charge, to all missionaries, or servicemen in active duty, if you will just let us know, so they can keep up on the hometown news. "hometown" newspaper. We're missing out on a lot of stories, because were never advised that theyre coming up. "Well they didnt use them in the past, weve heard people say. But if YOU tell us about them, well do our darndest to get them in. The purpose of a community newspaper is to report the happenings in the community it serves. This includes such items as Eagle Scouts; Scout-a-ramaCub Scout activities; missionaries, (both coming and going); City and Church Basketball or baseball leagues; youth activities; camps; firesides; special awards; special honors. How about news; Riding Club news; Rodeos; a service organization planned event. Are there special groups coming to our area to perform? Are groups from denominations. What activities are planned for youth groups and adult groups? Weather The Salina Sun SECD 4780-800- 0 60 East Main 60 Eaat Main Straat 9 Phona The Salina Sun "SECD " is published each Thursday for $8.00 per year in Utah and $1 0.00 per year out of Utah, by the Salina Sun, 60 East Main Street, Salina, Utah 84654. Second class postage paid at Salina, Utah 84654. POSTMASTER: Send address change to the Salina Sun, P.O. Box C, Salina, Utah 84654. 529-783- WEATHER 4780-8000- Single Copy: 25$ Kevin Aahby, Publlahar Carol Jenten, Editor The GARDENING SECRET DISCOVER IFA: and save on your gardening supplies this spring Lawn Boy Mowers and Trimmers Fertilizer-5- 0 lbs. Bags Same quality sold to farmers. Compare our prices, you'll SAVE BIG! Wide selection in Knock-Ou- t Kills down to the deepest roots. control of unwanted vegetation. Apply chemical today & plant again in 7 days Complete Pt. Knock-ou- t Qt. Knock-ou- t wsprayer while it kills broadleaf weeds. 40 lb bag $19.95 20 1b. bag $11.95 wtzS nr ROUNDUP is support commended DEAR EDITOR: It is my privilege to share with you a special thanks to our. wonderful community for sup- porting the North Sevier Future Farmers of America. W e also want to thank you for helping the FFA accomplish our goals that we have set in trying to help our community to grow. Also, a special thanks to my fellow officers, they really knew how to make a year exciting and they stood by the goals that were set, even though they took some time to accomplish. Wed like to thank the girls that ran for FFA Sweetheart this year. We hope they had fun, because I know we did. And we want to say thanks to you, the Salina Sun, and John Speer, for running our articles and especially our FFA Supplement. It really helps a lot in getting support for our Chapter. W e also want to say Good Luck to the new FFA officers who will run the Chapter next year. We hope the community will continue to support you the way they did us! Thanks to ALL! Paige Hartley North Sevier FFA Secretary Round-u- p Qts. Complete control ot unwanted vegetation Apply today & plant again in 7 days Prices effective thru May 19, 1984. Delta 498 West Main 864-211- 0 Ephraim South Highway 89 Salina Highway 89 South 283-452- 529-740- 9 7 Shepherd. Also working on the production were Robert Smith, Tim Smith, Wendy Shaw, Tracy Thorsen, Dexter Crane, Georgia Johnson, Cami Hatch, Collette Anderson, Ernie Yazzie, RaShalle Camp, Ann Peterson, Allyson Sorensen, Laurie Jensen, lisa Gurney, Debbie Reynolds, Joetta Tuker, Rycham Freeman, Donnie Gates, Todd Hansen, Blain Hardy and Shannon W eirick. Those who missed the performance missed an excellent relaxing evening. Again, I congratulate those who directed, helped, encouraged, or in any other way partifipated in this show. Thank you so much. Sincerely, Timothy W . Smith Principal North. Sevier High School Richfield Loa 80 South Main 896-646- 836-288- 1 4 Sincerely, ,;Homer Stapley Field Programs Director Division of W ildlife Resources n fi 54 South Main - Gunnison, Utah I4C34 Phone: 3 39615 tfi m The American Culinary Federation has awarded Litton 's Generation II their for both outstanding cooking performance and excellence design and reliability. cubic foot Large 700 watts cooking Littons new cooking system works so well that you do not have to rotate the food. power. Variable power for maximum cooking flexibility. 35 minute timer. The result of over 20 years experience (o)(o) (0)(6) Nobody knows more bout microwave cooking than Litton M Model 2039 The American Culinary Federation has awarded littons Generation II their for both outstanding cooking performance and excellence in . design and reliability. Large 1.5 cubic foot oven. Sincerely, Dlal-a-Messa- In oven. areas. 700 watts cooking 4 power. Littons new cooking system works so well that you do not have to rotate the food. 5 Multi-Wav- e Electronic touch' control. " ' Automatic temperature probe. The result of over 20 years experience ge 0 Faith Baptist Church Join us this week in special recognition of Mothers on Mother's Day Always a friendly welcome Alway a purely Bible We are now taking inquires for fall 1984-8- 5 school year at Faith Baptist School. All inquirers 448 East 1st South None of the money was used Multi-Wav- e message INTERMOUNTAIN FARMERS STORES herds. Dear Editor: I would like to thank all those who worked on the Musical production at North Sevier High School May 3 and 4, 1984. Through the efforts of Mr. Don Flora, Leesa Moore, Lori Rawlins on, Clair Madsen, and Karen Stubbs, the faculty and students, the show was a great success. The students performed well and are congratulated for an excellent event. The following students were involved: Jan Marshall, Scott Wilkins, Geoff Anderson, Cami Wilkins, Chris Marshall, Jeff Edwards, Jody Johnson, Rex Hales, Paul Braithwaite, Brent Hales, Billy Hales, Angela Rasmussen, Jake Rosquist, Tammie Harward, Kathy Glover, Irvin Joe, Anna Taylor, Jerold Tsosie, Ann Marie Jensen, Katie Johnson, and Rob 529-394The versatility ol plastic with the strenqth of steel Ideal for Roundup include $304,221 given directly to the fun, $172,000 appropriated by the legislature, and $80,000 from the Utah Wildlife Federation. At this time, all but $20,000 of the money has been spent. Most of the money went into buying high protein deer feed pellets. Some of the money helped purchase materials to build feed troughs and bought gas for DW R vehicles, which logged over 80,000 miles carrying tons of feed to northern Utah deer and elk Thanks to play participants The Mothers Heart The Childs Schoolroom" $29.95 . : 1983-198- 4 -- $19.95 $24.95 Plastic III FFA Paige Hartley Secretary 1983-8Kevin Serrano Secretary 1984-8- Tank Sprayers Tri-Pox- y $3.95 $5.95 Editor LETTER TO EDITOR W e appreciate your attendance at the annual North Sevier Future . Farmers of America awards ceremony on April 30th. We also appreciate your patronage and kindness to the FFA. Your support has helped greatly in achieving major and minor goals of the North Sevier FFA r Pt. 33tLWK Qt. 33LWK TO THE PEOPLE OF UTAH The Division of Wildlife Resources is pleased to report that Utah deer and elk herds are recovering well after the hard winter. Now its time to reflect on the remarkable success of the feeding emergency big game program and to thank the thousands of Utahns who so generously donated their money and time to this unprecedented program. The DWR received $556,421 in donations to the fund. Donations for any purpose other than the feeding emergency big game program. All administrative costs and thousands of DWR personnel hours were donated to the program. Of the $304,000 donations, over a third of the money came from Utahns. Your $100,000 bought 500 tons of feed. W e also want to thank Utah Army and National Guard units, local chapters of the and Utah Wildlife Federation, dozens of businesses and corporations which donated feed, supplies and equipment to help save the animals. This feeding effort was an emergency. Some mistakes were made, but we are proud of the work everyone did; proud of, and grateful to, the people of this state who helped in any way. Spring range rides tell us that although there were heavy losses in some areas, most of the animals survived. The doe deer look strong, and many will bear twin fawns next month. Thanks to the thousands of Utahns who care, we saved our deer and elk. Thanks for attending Knodt-O- jf Controls 33 Broadleaf weeds in lawns. . including dandelions. 3 Feeds your lawn 3 Gal. 3 Gal 5 $6.75 $11.70 33 PLUS Weed and Feed Deer and elk recovering should call 529-755- 4. Nobody knows more about microwave cooking than Litton Rasmussen's Ace Hardware Main Gunnison 54 So. 528-751- 3 Christian education doesn't cost, it pays!" |