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Show The Saline Sun VOLUME 63, NUMBER 31 JULY 31, 1985 BA u?AH v . PRICE 26C Posse finds lost child tMuif Mid ( a.ju,f tfif for Uic tru. kncii) f ..) pawl and fvt am A ItK 1m34 IM ti fu 71i Ckdd an.e!; Urti ttiomctti'., t Uill ilk tKikJ a!d Uteif I It tatt-d- ), k aotik prUif Mid U W j fihSuS T'i ft PutiiJk Uj 'd llrt, )uf 1pm It It f - litt t( talk'd (of http W Ataul M Jorp frt.lrrt front ihr &ahti Mid Richfield ututa 1 up fraponcSod Ur It mt T Shoulder U) Shauldrf arafxts iLrxtutf) Ifi trri brtumn lb camp s.ia and lh Ukf, w ith tM Sucre TVy tiler decided to make a t the kgofl wheel Sweep and about ) brush and (hick ire Rua-buig- f &.! , a id Jcp I'obMhlr-- t Ksatt,u4V. td baltt.k T 1kj kk ctiid and atai-m- kltk, f fifctilt tim UK'.r hJilr ktld licikdod Lack la ( ail.p, tu(& tik!i ft.ii 1kHI Wak alaki! k) It rhildjnn rtOd tM follow it k V J4 Urj lurtiod Mid ta wtfv Uimf fkliirf wak fiatuM edd Jklid, tm a iI ! 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Math I; English I, Science 1, Electives Reading, Writing. Speaking, Listening, Problem Solving, Math, Science, Social Studies, CiUienship, Aria, Movement, Piinma, Itcallh, Computer literacy, with foreign language as an option. Mastery of foundation skills shall be achiev ed by the completion of the sixth grade. Middle Education for grades include 12 units as follous: English, 2; Math 2; Science 1 S; Social studies 1.5, Arts, 1; Computer Literacy .5; Movement, fitness, and health, 1 5; Pre Vocational exploration 1.; Local District Option 1; Foreign language and reading High School, grades 24 units required: English 3; Math 2; Science 2; During the 14 85 school year there were 390,141 public school student in Utah; 37.601 kindergarten; 192,351 elementary; 152,876 middle, junior high and high schools; and 7.313 in special ed classes. At the beginning of 1965 there were 640 public schools in Utah; 436 elementary schools, 103 middle, junior and high schools, and 101 senior high schools. During the year school buses traveled more than 86,000 miles each school day and provided service to 129,816 students. culum for grade K 8 7-- FOP SFVIFP COUNTY SCHOOLS New regulations on reduced price school meals A new procedure for free and reduced price meal applications has been begun by Sevier County School District, according to director Karen Pace. Starting immediately, parents applying for free and reduced price meals must come to the Sevier School District Office, 195 East 500 North, Richfield, to pick up an 6 to application form, or call request that one be sent to them. No applications will be sent home with students on the first day of school. All applications must be returned to the district office for processing and notification of results will come from the office, said Mrs. Pace. All families eligible at the end of the last school year are automatically eligible for the first ten days of the new school year. However, new applicants must have forms filled out and approved prior to the start of school, August 27th. Mrs. Pace said 8 working days are needed to guarantee eligibility of new applicants participation on the first day of school. Only one application per household is needed, even if students are in different schools, she noted. Families whose head of household is unemployed or receiving unemployment benefits will be approved for only 60 days. If unemployment continues beyond that time, re application may be submitted. The process has been centralized and computerized for easier handling. Incomplete forms cannot be processed in the computer pro 896-440- gram, according to Patrick Wilson, and applications which are not entirely complete will result in delay. Included on the form must be the total household income, listed by type, or the familys food stamp case number. All household members must be listed, along with social security numbers for those 21 and older. Foster children may be eligible, but Indian students on the LDS Placement program are simply an addition to the family, and not considered foster children. Reduced price meals are 40 cents. Full price is $1 at elementary, and $1.10 at middle and high schools. Information on the forms will be treated confidentially, and determination of efifiibility will be made according to mcome guidelines. Lions set Paper Pickup The Salina Lions Club members be picking up newspapers Saturday, August 3, at 9 a.m. for their monthly paper drive. They ask that you have your papers tied or in a box, and set out along your curb. Your cooperation in this local project is greatly appreciated. will AXTELL GRAND CANYC washed a t crevice Creek drainage near 40-foo- A-- cd v..,:. rs Fi I.- - ' ir.ir .1 m tin-Willo- R.p.nrs ,uo underway now by the LA Young Construction Company. i; j A!t-:M- . Willow Creek . fMix' M;- project begins Remember the spring of 1983. when a small grand canyon was started near Axtell on the Willow Creek drainage? SUFCo Mine competition results Mining Rescue Teams from Huntington, Utah, and Hanna, Wyoming claimed the most first places during the recent underground mine safety contest at the University of Wyoming. According to John Gardner, top scores were turned in by the following: FIRST AID - Emery A Team, 1st ; Emery B Team, 2nd; Southern Utah Fuel Co., Salina, 3rd. COMBINED RESCUE AND FIRST AID - Emery A Team, 1st; Emery B, 2nd; Southern Utah Fuel Co.. 3rd. BENCHMAN - Joe Vendetti, Carbon County Coal, 1st; Ray Guymon, Emery Mining, 2nd; Russell Labrum, Emery, 3rd. Contests were judged by officials of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration and faculty from community colleges in Sheridan and Rock Springs. Entries represented private mining operations in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and New Mexico. Utah is still growing Utah and six of her 29 counties showed positive growth in business activity during 1984, according to the Utah Economic and Business Review. Throughout most of the state, employment and wages were both up, with IPP in Millard county accoungint for a 40.9 percent increase in jobs. Power plant buildup, and housing construction account for most of the increased business activity in the area. In Sevier County, the population stood at 15,900, with the .average civilian labor force at 8,372, and non agricultural employment at 5.127. - High a'i's that i.ir washed away tons l dirt, as :he dug a small stream bed into a si.annel 40 feet deep and SO feet acr ss near the highway in Axtell Farmers lost much land, but they also lost the use of canal wattr for a while, as they culd not use the water in the deep crevice as they did before. Presently t tie State Road Department has authroized Young Construction Company of Richfield to construct the Willow Creek Drop structure. This is being done to protect the back wash effect the s'.ram has had on the highway base. The concrete structure will be 48 feet by 39 feet, and will be tied into the existing concrete waterway under the highway. The water will drop straight down into a pool of water approximately three feet deep, which will diminish the turbulence, and then run out into the creek bottom Side walls will also be constructed to better control the water and subsequent erosion. The cost of the project will be $88,000, with the completion planned sometime in September CIRCUS FUN: The Roller Bros. Circus came to Salina last week, and children of all ages enjoyed the wild animal zoo, pony rides, and circus performance. The show was sponsored by the Salina Chamber of Commerce as a fund raising event. v |