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Show iS 2 The Salina Sun. Wednesday. March 8. 1989 Can you help find this man? Let's show our best TIME WUZyWHEN VA CAAAE Dear Editor: We are attempting to locate Don E. MEcham, who was a member of the 390th Bomb Group from (H) during World War II, flying in England. a base We would appreciate refrom any of your ceiving information of his whereknow readers who may abouts. Thanks for your help. T'TH' side all year long HOSPrU--, TH' FIRST THING THEY CHECKUP The weather has been a little unsettled as oflate but it has done one thing - exposed the garbage and trash that has been covered by a lovely layer of white for the past three or four months. I realize that it is still a little cold and a little messy to be getting real serious about yard work and fix up repairs but we need to look around us and start thinking about cleaning up and making our yards and streets presentable again. We have a unique situation that is facing us that we havent seen for quite sometime - employment increases - and many of them will be looking our towns over in the next few weeks to look for a place to live while they arc building the prison or just to visit the area with their families to show them were they will be commuting to each day. Either way I feel we have a responsibility to show them our best side. Take a trip to St. George where employment and business is up and you will see citizens showing pride in their yards and streets and businesses. This is the start of a chain of events that makes a community look progressive and successful. I realize that it has been a very rough few years for a lot of people in the Valley financially but we have to look the part if we are going to attract successful people to our Valley. So, as you sit there in front of your picture window looking outside and dreaming of green grass and flowers, think also of the community you are helping to improve. And there is no better time to dream than today when it is still cold and dreary because tomorrow when it becomes warm and stimulating the work begins and there is plenty for all of us to do. John F. Quinn Historian, data manager HQ 390th 5257 N. Woodmere Fair- way Thanks Dear Editor: The North Sevier Middle would like to thank PTA School Lillian Shahcen for organizing our Drug and Alcohol Week.(March She did an excellent job. Also, thanks to Mr. Gumey and the teachers for their support. We feel that this Drug and Alcohol Week is very important in educating our students about the dangers of drugs. Our Reflections Contest headed by Terri Lynn Williams was a big success and wed like to thank her and all who assisted her. We had some super entries! Our community is always very supportive whenever we make a request. A big thanks to all of you! 0) Meeting to be held on county addressing, Mar. 14 department dispatchers, ambulance people, have spent many hours preparing for an addressing system for Sevier county. This committee will met with all interested residents to approve and get more input for the revised maps before they are presented to the Sevier County Commissioners. All interested persons are invited to be at this meeting to inquire of the changes that might be made in their behalf. To all Sevier County Residents: A meeting will be held March 14, 1989 in the large courtroom at the Sevier County Courthouse beginning at 7 p.m. The meeting will be to present all of the maps and input that has been received from a selected committee from throughout Sevier county. Mr. Randy Stevens, Monroe Postmaster is the Chairman of this committee, and he along with many of the public utility entities, and rural route carriers, and also Sheriff Scottsdale, AZ 85253 NSMS PTA Officers Joy Mickelsen Michele Barney Stephanie Henrie Nancy Frame Call Classifieds 528-311- 1 Second Annual Job Fair set for March 28 AnflSriCOH l0CjiOH Sevier Valley Tech and Richfield Job Service are sponsoring the Second Annual Job Fair. The Job Fair will be held at Sevier Valley Tech on Tuesday, March 28, 1989 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Job Fair will is an excellent opportunity for business people to attract potential employ ees, and will allow those looking for jobs to see just what is available throughout this area Sevier Valley Tech and Richfield Job Service are sponsoring the Job Fair as a service to the employer community and because of high demand for summer employees in this community in other year. Hunter Safety Class will begin March 13, NSMS A Hunter Safety Class will be taught at North Sevier Middle School starting Monday, March 13, at 3:30 p.m. in the school Library. Anyone interested may pick up a registration sheet from either Salina Elementary School, or Lyn All Christensen at NSMS. School registration will be accepted until Friday, March 10. Hunter education certification is required for all hunters bom after December 13, 1965. John Deere Toys 10 off! John Deere toys are authentic reproductions of the real thing. . .even have moving parts! Nothing Runs like a Deere - Gunnison Implement 62 South Main - Gunnison 528-727- 1 h- JOHN Mine S The American Legion will observe its 70th birthday March 11, 1989. Legionnaires and Auxiliary Members of Salina and Aurora are planning a celebration of this significant milestone, according to Commander Roy Cooke of Salina Post 36. Commander Cooke noted the observance of the 70th anniversary will be celebrated by featuring a roast beef dinner with all the trimmings at the Salina Legion Hall, Saturday, March 11, 1989 at 7 p.m. Special recognition will be given our World War I Veteran, Harry Thorsen, and our Gold Star Mothers, Mrs. Fern Jensen and Mrs. Leona Jensen. The festivities in Salina are a of celebration which will be part noted by 16,000 American Legion Posts throughout the U.S. and in many parts of the free world. The American Legion was founded March 1919 in Paris, France, at the close of World War I. The organization now includes Veterans of World War II, the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Com mander Cooke and the members of Salina Post 36 extend an invitation to all eligible Veterans of this community to join the post and become a Legionnaire. The Legion continues to concern itself with major issues facing Veterans, as well as our fellow citizens. We are also an organization deeply rooted in the fundamentals of service to the community. Some of our accomplishments include: American Legions Boys State; Auxiliarys Girls State; Beauty 15-1- 7, pageant; donating use of Legion Hall for civic functions, and clinics; work beautifying the cemetery; setting military headstones; holding memorial day services atcemcteries; decorating veterans graves; giving tributes and performing Military rites at the funerals of veterans. The American Legion since its beginning have also worked to assist widows and children of veterans - as well as their fellow citizens. The organization was responsible for the creation of the G.I. Bill of rights used by millions of Veterans to obtain assistance in education and home loans. In the past 12 months, the American Legion along with the nations veterans, welcomed legislation establishing a Department of Veterans Affairs. For Legionnaires it was the end of a 22 year campaign. The 70th year of the 529-783- 9 The Salina Sun years USPS gion was also marked by passage of the Veterans Reassurance Act providing new protections for veterans claims procedures. From the earlier days the American Legion saw the need to educate the youth of the nation in the American way of life. Through a myriad of Legion programs our nations young people know of civic pride and patriotism. celebrates its 70th birthday, its nearly 3 million members are looking to the future with a renewed sense of pride and caring for their fellow citizens of the United States of Amer ica. Program needs Nutrition Program has an urgent need for freezer space to store frozen foods for this program. They have recently entered into an agreement with the Utah State Division of Aging and the Federal Foods Program to receive USDA commodities for the use in the nutrition program. The use of this free food will help cut the costs of operation. If anyone in the North Sevier Area has a good, usable freezer stored in their garage that they would like to donate for this worthy program, please call the Salina Senior Center, in Salina Fire Chief Charles Woodside, of Salina, reports that another fireman is needed in the Fire Department Applications can be picked up from any member of the Department Contact Woodside for more information. 529-390- fr 529-783- 9 . The Salina Sun, SECD is 4780-800- 0 published each Wednesday for $12.00 peryearinUtah and $14.50 peryear out of the state of Utah by the Salina Sun, 63 East Main, Salina, Utah 84654. Secis paid at Salina, Utah 84654. The Six County Senior needed Phone ond class postage freezer Firemen 63 East Main Salina, Utah 84654 As the American Legion Le- 4780-800- 0 POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to the Salina Sun, P.O. Box C, Salina, Utah 84654. 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