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Show !' Lai.llj Sun VVm! Malih ?' I V 41 if Learning experience for our Drill Team 1 -v s- I. V it - .i ; i - ;i Si , Pei haps aludmg Jhjt Use Pa ik City High School Drill Team was "HarM" material, and that hwm on the team would delme a free throw as "something to do with a 57 Chevy", was going a little too far. hut the editor at the Park City Record tiidrnjke some valid points concerning Utah's high school drill teams I realise the argument th.it dirty minds think dirty thoughts may have some validity, but my memory takes me back to the first time and about 500 others first saw members of the Wasatch High School Drill Team perform in their daring sleek bl.u k uniforms that girls had to be poured into, and no contour was lust m tire formation. When, to this uniform were added some of the movements of the Solid Gold Dancers, the audience at that particular game was shocked Most I exclaimed they were thankful it was not their daughter out there for everyone to stare at Even though they were talented, it was questionable what talent they were using that evening In fact some of the joking comments on the sidelines left no doubt as to what many were thinking The editor at the Park City Record pointed out that she thought the girls in Park City were doing nothing more than dabbling in the world's oldest profession, that of Eve tempt mg Adam From these comments, several busloads of students, along with parents, began picketing the Park Record, and in particular the editor, without analyzing the mixed review of and enjoyed by mioiprt-tees uud.ritt Uuh s dull teams SuMit'une unco said that some thing-- are m.tde more tempting with a Imie .! of cuvi-- i than with no cover at ail Nut everyone sees what he or she i .deni d I; tag j msed to See Ouf ihmi local marching group went thrt.mjh .1 m.ituring process just before Region and Slate competitions, a jance-nthat not only tests the p.eticip.ints but also the leaders Several gals on the team broke the training and character rules adopted by the dull team organization It was decided Rial they would be benched for two of t tie must important marches of the s, a son - a decision that was herd lu make, to say the least Dr.tl Team is a program, just like any polling competition, that builds minds character and talent Also, like must i iher spoils programs, there are rules controlling the participants. What builds true character is when a coach has enough guts, even when they have a top notch - could be state championship team to stick by the rules It may have been a tough decision, and am sure not all involved felt it was the most correct one. but it was the right one Congratulations to the staff and the girls who went on to compete with as much sjiirit and determination that can be mustered when one is let down, though there is still a job to be done. Who says schools do not teach character and moral integrity? Tracy Bulow, and 8th grader from Enterprise High, took the Grand Pnze in Utah Power and Lights Electric Contest. Her project was an electrical storage system designed to reduce peak demand. Judging of the SO finalists was held at the Quality Inn, in Richfield, March 18. The finalists were selected during area preliminary contests earlier in tne month. Throughout southwestern Utah, 322 students in seven school dist Warren is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dahl Brown. Honorable Mention awards went to Jewlyann De.Mille, 8th grade NS.MS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gerald DeMille; Heidi Reese, 7th grade at NSMS. Heidi is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reese. The Salma Sun, SECD 4780-800is published each Wednesday for S 1 2.00 per year in Utah and S 1 4. 50 per year out of the state of Utah by the Salma Sun, 60 East Mam, Salma, Utah 84654. Second class postage is paid at Salma, Utah 84654. POSTMASTER. Please send adddress changes to the Salma Sun. P.O. Box C, Salina, Utah - 4654. Single Copy 35C Kevin Ashby Publisher Carol Jensen Editor Continued from Page Sahna, where the search was conducted. The dog was attracted to a compartment in the car, and upon removing a grill, a bundle of about $7,900 was seized. The subject was later released on $2,000 cash bail, and his arrainment was set for March 24th. 1 Deputy Bill Brewer is the handler of the new German Shepherd, and he attended training with the dog so that the pair would become familiar with each other, and be able to work effectively together. Brewer stated that he had to teach the dog English commands, as it had been raised and trained in Germany. The dog will definitely be an asset to Sevier County in its battle against drugs of all kinds, said Chief Kiesel. Gas Natural Your value. best energy Natural Gas Furnace VISIT OUR SHOWROOM! Specialistists cy Working Models 50 in Energy Savings Warm Furnaces 35 9 CORRESPONDENTS: Chief Gordon Kiesel called the county and asked for the assistance of the newly acquired drug finding dog. The vehicle was returned to Precipitation since October 12 is 4.50 inches. Last year at the same time it was 6.19 inches. 529-783- 0 North Sevier Middle School, was a 3rd place winner. Dog WEATHER The Sevier District Board of Education met recently for their March meeting, at Richfield High. USPS 4780-800- 0 60 East Main Salina, Utah 84654 Phone -- Open Evenings! Aurora Redmon.d,, Salina Kathleen Lloyd i Bastian. Front, left, Sharon Sudweeks. Virginia Stewart, Lillian Shaheen. Sandy Johnson, chairman. Not pictured is Sue St, Pierre, School Board studies ways to cut budget The Salina Sun I ricts participated, including Sevier, Millard, Garfield, Beaver, Iron, Kane and Washington. Christine Smith, an 8th grader from North Sevier Middle School took Second Place for her grade level. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Smith, of Redmond Warren Brown, 8th grader from Janet Hatch, Annalee Albrecht. Jean COMMITTEE: These women are planning the upcoming Miss North Sevier Pageant, which will be held April 25th Back, from left, M Shelle Shaheen, Tammy Hales. PLANNING names Electric Contest winners UP&L Hi-Efficien- Y ; Tammy Johnson Evelyn Kiesel And the ground shook! If you felt a little shaky last week, dont worry, the culprit was two earthquakes which rocked the area. The first one, Wednesday morning occurred three miles south ofManti, at 6:11 a.m., measuring 2.6 on the Richter scale. The second quake was at 8:31 a.m., with its epicenter a mile and a half south of Manti, measuring 2.7 on the Richter scale. Both, according to Ted Olson, of Snow College, occurred on the normal faults which bend under .the valley floor. He said the quakes were four or five kilometers below the earths surface a relatively shallow distance for earthquakes. Olsen said that many residents mistook the second quake for a -- sonic boom. Olson said the quakes are part of a relatively routine series felt occasionally in the area. I guess its all part of living in earthquake country, he concluded. Four home school reauests were approved, and the quality of education being received in the home schools was discussed by the Board. Doug Bates. Attorney for the State Board of Education, will meet with the Board In a regular meeting April 23 concerning the home school issue. Principal Ivan Rowley reported that enrollment at Richfield High was 658 students. He anticipates that the enrollment will peak at 750 students. He suggested that staffing remain the same, with 26 full time employees, three part time, and one Youth in Custody employee. Rowley noted that two foreign languages are being taught. Advanced Placement English is being taught and broadcast on KUED. He suggested using TV for student training in other subjects. Rowley reported that the ath- letics after school program has worked well, but it is restrictive to He said the the girls program. Trimester program is going well, and that the majority of students support the plan. The school plans to continue with the Trimester schedule next year. Sam Ware reported that the Burrville property was advertised for sale, and no bids were received. He said Sevier County is considering vacating a county road in Burrville. If the road is vacated, it will cause the property owned by Sevier School district to be land locked. Superintendent John Tuft updated legislative action. He said there appears to be a trend toward greater state control. He said these changes at the stale level cause more paper work and Increased work level of personnel in school districts. He said the weighted pupil unit will be funded next year at the same level as this year. With increased student numbers, class load will be slightly increased. He said the state is mandating a one percent additional refund this year due to a shortfall in state revenue. It was suggested that reduction of the school year be considered so these funds could be returned to the state. The possiblity of changing textbook rotation from five years to six years was discussed. There was considerable discussion of activity travel and possible cutbacks in this area. The recent bomb threat at Richfield High was discussed. A motion was approved stating that the Sevier School District Board of Education opposes attacks, alter cations or assaults that include threats toward teachers, administrators, or any employee of the District, and authorizes the Districts attorney, Ken Chamberlain, to prepare a statement in legal terms and format that will be published. The next meeting of the Board will be March 26, at 8 a.m. in Pahvant Elementary School. Those with questions or problems invitea to attend. Chamber sponsors course for area Introduction to Economic Development, a four-pacourse, will Cobegin on April 8, 1987. rt sponsoring the Course will be Salina City Chamber of Commerce and Utah Power & This Course pany. to provide Light Comis designed lead- ers in communities with an understanding of the economic development process and its application to their understanding of the economic development process and its applica- tion to their community, according to materials provided by Utah Power and Light Company. The course includes four seminar sessions for a total of 10 hours of class time. Presenters for the course are professionals in the economic development field who are employed in both the public and private sector in Utah, Idaho, or Wyoming. All have had extensive experience in working with smaller communities in planning for economic development. The seminars rely heavily 529-771- Albrecht at ment information. 529-343- 8 for enroll- Efficient 20 Year Warranty Senior Citizens Discount No Down Financing Our Four Installers Have 117 Years of Experience ftnUQa O rOWEII-VA' ft Whirlpool "Ktoatcfj HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Available! & & COMMERCIAL Ask For Round Man With Square Deal 570. South Main - P.O. Box 56 - Richfield RESIDENTIAL 896-805- 5 SPRING WORK. The Town of Aurora is hard at work cleaning out its canal and replacing and widening a bridge which goes into the City Park. Last week's bad weather slowed them down a little, but they are finishing the job this week on input from participants and discussions will be based on actual information from North Sevier. During the final session, the group will develop an Economic Development Plan of Action for North Sevier. Anyone interested in participating in the Course should contact 1 or Rusty Jeff Brewer at Air Up to 96 are |
