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Show 2 1 w odiuiB sun MSHA wants safer programs in state's coal mines preposal draft of possible revisions of standards for the use of explosives in underground coal mines is being made available for public comment by MSHA. They seek your comments on this preposal from all interested parties. Written comments must be re- A ceived by July 20, 1984. Some of the proposals for the use of explosives are new, while others are derived from existing standards. A significant new standard that would apply to all underground bituminous, lignite and anthracite mines is the draft proposal for Britton Hansen places y Britton Hansen won first place the Language Arts Festival held recently at Southern Utah State College in Cedar City. There were eight categories in the Festival. Bntton excelled in the most difficult area of all, Poetry. Bntton is a Freshman at North Sevier High, and is in his first year of Spanish under the direction of Jerald DeMille. Britton's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hansen, of Aurora. in qualified shotfirers. This would establish experience requirements for shotfirers, and would require successful completion of a training course or MSHA administered exam. Two new requirements would require mine operators to receive written authorization from district managers before blasting off the solid, and firing more than 20 shots would be permitted at mines where it was determined that conditions were compatible with blasting methods only. These mining methods present an increased hazard of gas and dust ignition in bituminous and lignite mines. MSHA also has announced a training program developed especially for front line supervisors and managers In the coal mining industry. They have prepared the program for safety officials at individual mining companies to use as a supplement to their existing training methods. Coal mine supervisors have the difficult job of keeping themselves and their employees safe. We are hoping that safety officials in the industry will take advantage of this much needed program and make it part of their individual training efforts, said Assistant Sec. of Labor, David Zegeer. Statistics show that coal mine supervisors experience a high number of fatal accidents. The fatality rate among supervisory officials was 44 percent higher than the rest of the industry average. MSHAs district Coupon SCEDGflB managers have received advance copies of the program in order to help them draw up plans for making the materials available to the coal mining companies in their areas. Copies of the program will be available in the coming months. Rick's Drive In South State Salina clip ani) giro Redmond News Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Willardson on Mothers Day was Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rasmussen of Pullman, Wash. , Visiting Mr. and Philo Rasmussen Sunday was his brother Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rasmussen of Pullman, W ash. They had been up to B.Y.U. attending the Conference on History. Elder M. Kardell Rasmussen , gave his mission report in Sacrament Meeting, Sunday. Visiting with him and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Rasmussen were: Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hatch, Koosharen, Mr. and Mrs. Philo Rasmussen, Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rasmussen, West Valley City, Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Rasmussen, Midvale, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gurr, Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Jensen, Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. David Hatch, Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. Royce Gibson, Kearns and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rasmussen of Pullman W ash. Dinner was held, with 50 guests attending. Elder M. Kardell Rasmussen has recently returned from the California Sacramento Mission. Mrs. Gayle Johnson, Manti, , visited her children, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farrington, and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Johnson for Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Mellor, , Fayette, visited their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nelson for Britton Hansen won 1st , Mothers , Mr. Day. Bonnie Mainwood and children, Larry and Robert, visited her mother Ruby Jones for Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Ashman , were in Salt Lake City, Monday night. They attended the 54th Annual spring concert of the Swanee Singers male chorus held in the Highland High School Auditorium. The chorus was founded in April 1914 for the purpose of bringing good music to audiences and helping various in entertainment organizations and fund raising promotions. Their son, Gerry Ashman, and nephew Stephen Anderson, sing in the sixty voice choir. Mrs. Selda Payne passed away during the weekend. Released from Relief Society were Maurine Hales, Compassionate Service Skills Leader, Norma Roberts was sustained to that position; Lou Gene Johnson as Home Management Leader. Released were Jan and Jill as Sunday School teachers; sustained were Kardell Rasmussen and Russel W ilson as Sunday Bos-shar- dt Teachers. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Anderson, Salt Lake City, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson, Bountiful,' visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Anderson for Mothers Day. Kay Jensen, Salt Lake City, visited her mother, Mrs. Vontess Jensen for Mothers Day. Mrs. Marie Nelson, Cedar City and Mr. and Mrs. David Myrup, Bountiful, visited with their mother, Mrs. Reva Sorensen for Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Merril Hampton had her mother, Mrs. Elgin of Gunnison, with them for Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Larsen, Aurora, spent Mothers Day with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ogden, Provo, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Spencer for Mothers Day. Visiting Nora Hansen was her daughter, Olive Watts of Murray, and her granddaughter, Thrella Bou-vang- e, place Arts in the Langauge at SUSC Festival Thousands of dollars of first quality merchandise to be sacrificed in order to accommodate incoming recently. merhandise! Cowgirls Rodeo HUNDREDS OF ITEMS REDUCED AT LEAST The Sevier County Cowg Association held a Jackpot cc petition Tuesday night, in i Salina Rodeo Grounds. Included in the evenings t vents were barrel racing, po. bending and goat tying. v w This is strictly for gals, san Wf Chairman Elsie May Trapp. invite new members to come out and participate with us. W e have lots of fun. A Youth Division for girls 13 and under is also held. Next competition will be May 22, in Richfield, and May 29th in the "Salina Rodeo Arena. Competition begins at 6:30 p.m. MANY ITEMS REDUCED TO SAVINGS OF . CP AND MORE!!! Phone News Items CHECK THIS PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS TO BE SOLD . . . 529-783- 9 Watts, for Mothers Day. Connie Roberts, Venice has been ill and with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Junior Lund. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jensen had a very happy day Saturday, May 4th. All of Ethels brothers and sisters from Provo, Springville, and Orem spent the day with them. Those who were here were Mr. and Mrs. J.O. Jolley, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jolley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gull, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harding, Mrs. James Pine-ga- r, Mrs. Raymond Liddiard, Mrs. B.M. Jolley; also a nephew, Charles Fechser, nieces Julee Jensen, and Mrs. Mark Story and son, Cody. Mrs. Betty Kane, Provo, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. peter Willardson for Mothers Day. Debra Willardson, Logan, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul W illardson for Mothers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mickelsen had their baby son given a name and blessing. He was given the name Luke Troy Mickelsen, his Mickelsen, grandfather, Evan gave the blessing. Michael Lawrence Peterson was baptized Saturday and confirmed Sunday by Myron Mickelsen. Brenda Jensen was home from Snow, with her parents, over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Jensen. Diana Christensen was home from Snow with her mother, Mrs. Carol Christensen over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. David Lockhart are visiting his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson. They are from Alabama. Jan and Jill Bosshardt were home from Logan, visiting their brothers Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bosshardt, Mr. Jay Bosshardt, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bosshardt. Mrs. Marla Hansen, Center-fielcame for the naming and bleessing of her nephew, Luke. Gerald Tsosie was presented to be ordained to the office of Priest. Geoffery Anderson was ordained to the office of Priest. Mr. and Mrs. Marwood Hales have received their Mission Call to the San Antonio Texas d, Mens clothing Ladies clothing Ladies clothing Children's clothing Dress shoes Athletic shoes Sandals Western boots Western hats sheets Bedspreads Kitchen towels Bath towels Table cloths Dressy fabrics Quilting fabrics Trims Sewing notions Personal care items Hardware items Toys Sporting goods Painting supplies Tools Small apliances Housewares im era may AQ.DIM mi Sale time 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This combined store sale brought to you by: stubbs INC. Ephraim and Salina STHIHqHqIS ace HARDWABE STORE K&J's DEPARTMENT Gunnison |
