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Show M 4 The SurANews. Wednesday. Mav 31.1 989 TheSalinaSun . , Accent on People Summer jobs are The Gunnison Valley News ready for youth Most youth want to earn money during the summer, while planning to return to school in the Fall. The federal Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) program employs hundreds of youth, ages 15 to 21 in Utah during an 8 to 10 week period each summer. Worksites include public facilities, public non profit agencies such as schools, libraries, hospitals, cities, counties, social agencies, etc. Most youth will work 32 hours per week, at one work site, being reimbursed by the federal government. Some of the youth will spend half of their work day reviewing basic skills to help them finish high school. Others will attend classes for credit at local colleges while working half day on the job. i Shauntelle Trapp & Timothy Harold to wed Shauntelle Trapp will wed Timothy Harold Shauntelle Trapp and Timothy A. Harold have chosen Friday, June 2, 1989 to be married. Shauntelle is the daughter of Edwin C. Trapp and Elsie May Baldwin. They will have a garden reception at the home of the mother of the bride from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Evcry- - one is invited to attend. Shauntelle is a 1987 graduate of North Sevier High School and just recently graduated from Weber State College as a registered nurse. She is presently working at LDS Hospital. They will make their home iin California. events for June 4-- H for area ing: Events coming up in June include the follow- June 14 - County Contest Day June 1 - Teen Council 7:30 p.m. Juncl StylcRevuc Theme -- Contest Deadline June 2- - Style Revue Workand Table Setting Contest shop June 6-- 7 - Middle Camp, ages Maple Grove June 8 - Deadline for entries in county contests and contest practice day. June 10 - Horse Show, Richfield Fairgrounds 12-1- 3, June 16 - State Record Book finals due in Logan. June 3 Outdoor Adventure Camp, Ages Salina Canyon, Gooseberry. June 24 - Horse Show, Central - Elsinore area. June 27-2- 9 - Southern Utah Jr. Youth Conference, Mt. Holly, 3 ages June 30 - Poultry Project Field Day, 4 pan. Lions Park, Richfield. 19-2- t Free clinic for Diabetics A free eye, foot and blood pressure screening for people with diabetes will be held in joint sponsorship with Gunnison Valley llos-pitand Sevier Valley Hospital, Richfield, the Health Department, American Diabetes Association, and the National Society to Prevent al The Screening in the Gunnison vs ill be held Saturday, June 10, at the Gunnison Stake Center from 10 a.m. to Noon. Screening in the Sevier county area will be held in Richfield, on Saturday June 17, at the Senior Citizen Center, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to eli- gible in the Youth Tryout Employment Program. On this program they work with employers who hire them permanently after the summer if their performance has been satisfactory. The Summer Youth Jobs will give the young people experience and pride of earning and managing their own money, experience m a read day to day work setting, and specific skills. In the Central Utah Region, those interested should call Carvel Magelby, Executive Director, Six COUnty Comm issioners Organization, Box 788, Richfield, Utah 84701; phone 896-922- 2. FISH FREE ON JUNE 10 Take a Kid Fishing! Take a kid fishing! That is this years theme for Free Fishing Day, which occurs in Utah on June 10. On June 10 only, residents or nonresidents can fish without purchasing a fishing license. In addition to the free fishing day, the Utah State parks and Recreation and Forest Service are offering special programs throughout the week. Remember though that on Free Fishing Day, all other regulations apply, so before heading for that favorite fishing hole, be sure to get a copy of the fishing proclamation so Phone News Items 529-783- you can be aware of special rules, limits, closed areas, etc. Many of the local sporting goods dealers will also be offering special sales and discounts for Free Fishing Day. Last year Utahs streams, rivers and lakes were full of people enjoying one of the states best resources. Fisheries managers around the state were pleased with the positive results and hope that this years response will be as good. Good luck - and Take a Kid Fishing! Garth Carter, DWR Hobble Creek Shoot set for 14-1- 9, 11-1- Youth not returning school in the Fall may also be June 9, 10, 9 Spec. Tuft re-enli- sts Spec. Robert A. Tuft has in the US Army at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, after five years of military service. He is a power generation equipment repairer with the 209th Signal COnpany. Tufi is the son of Allen L. and Susan Tuft of 22 Canal road, Salina. The specialist is a 1984 graduate of North Sevier High School, Salina. 11 The Hobble Creek Shoot will be held June 9, 10 and 1 1 as part of Art City Days Celebration in Springville. All events are for men, women and children, and are under the direction of the High Uintah Mountain Men. Only black powder weapons are allowed, and firrearms should represent theperiod of the Mountain men, 1820 to 1850. Participants are encouraged to dress in clothing of the period. A full slate of events are planned. For more information call Karl Barton, 489-551Springville. 7, Butch Cassidy Days will be held in Moab Butch Cassidy Days planning is underway in earnest in Moab with the final plans being made for a full week of activities during the week of June 22. The major event is a three day professional PRCA Rodeo which will take place June 22, 23, and 24 at 8 p.m. each evening. All rodeo fans are invited to join us in Moab in June for some great rodeo action. Palisades Ladies Golf The Palisades Ladies Golf Team placed first at the Palisades Golf course on May 18th and Challenged East Bay. YOUNG WOMEN RECEIVE RECOGNITION Three young women from the Salina 4th Ward received their Young Women Recognition Awards. This award is equal to the Eagle Scout Award that is presented to young men. Pictured are Alecia Neilson, daugtherof Mr. and Mrs. Brice Neilsen, Jennifer Crane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crane and Becky Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reese. AWARD: The two women scoring the most poins for the team were Louise Olsen and Venna Johnson. Call the Farm Bureau Family of Financial Planning Services Auto Life Health Home Grant J. Stubbs - 835-394- 1 267 East 300 North - FDhraim. Utah 84627 UTAH FARM BUREAU FEDERATION FARM BUREAU LIFE INSURANCE WEST OES UOMES, KAMA COMPANY CTO UiJD. FBrm Bumsu .FAMILY OF FINANCIAL PLANNING SERVICE S 529-737- 2, 529-723- District computerizes transportation services Transportation services in the Sevier School District are now all computerized, although the routine for requesting buses wont change, according to Supt. Brent Rock. Teachers still need to get their principals approval, but from that point on, the process is electronic. After the trip, all the facts are filed for information on a written report. This will now allow a trip by trip update of the transportation budgets. It will also help coordinate trips taken to the same destination by two or three different schools, such as conventions, or regional competition. Computerizing the transportation requests and reports is part of the ongoi ng effort to standardize and make accountable each program. During the year, other programs have gone through a fine tuning process, according to Business Administrator Sam Ware. Ethnic festival set The event will be held June Once again, the . annual will offer ethnic food, music and culture to the residents of Utah. Tempting delicacies, polka dancing under the stars and people gathered from all over the West help make this one of the largest Slavic events in the Intermountain Area Slavic festival, 16, 17, at the Historic Old Mill, 6900 Big Cottonwood Canyon Road, SLC. Utah-Slav- ia In addition to ethnic foods, folk music dance, live tamburitza music, import bazaar and craft area, traditional beverages round out the program for the enjoyment of all things Slavic. Scottish festival set The 15th Annual Scottish Festival and Highland Games will held June 17, at Park City, begin- ningat9 a.m included m the festivities Highland Pipe and drum competi- tion; highland games, Gathering of the Clans, Clan activities and infor- - mation, Scottish country dancing, both performance and instruction-band Highland dancing. Traditional foods, apparel, and more will be available For more information con- tact David Campbell, 8 or e 943-017- 972-5- 5 Bye, Dick, bye Depending upon how many birthday candles you have puffed out over the years, you may remember your first grade reader pals, Dick and Jane. Davis schools wont be using Dick and Jane books anymore. They say that fifty years ago, when the books first came out - opening lines in the first grade readers went this way: "Dick. See Dick. See Dick run. Run, Dick run." Educators now say that such narrative is strange. "Bye, Dick, Bye. 1 1 . Subscribe to the Salina Sun 529-783- 9 New Arrivals Babies bom recently in the Sevier Valley Hospital include: Mr. and Mrs. George Chappell, Redmond, boy, May 20; Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Por-ra- s, Salina, boy. May 21; Mr. and Mrs. Gayland Larsen, Aurora, Boy, May 21. of drugs taken on US 89 One of the major fund raising projects of the SalinaLions Club is a flea market staged each June. On June 24th from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the comer lot across the street west of Moms Cafe the Lions will be selling some worthwhile items. They solicit the support of citizens of the area to donate worthwhile items that they no longer use. the four members of this committee 1 are Gary Learning, , Clarence Hicks, Kerry Frame, 5297591 and Kent Nielsen Please call these members to have merchandise picked up for the flea market 529-396- company at an Open House, Saturday, June 1 0, 1 989 that afternoon from four until six at the American Legion Hall, 50 South State Street, Salina, Utah. Their children are Alan and Shiela Scovil arid Steve and Linda Scovil. Your love and friendship are cherished gifts, we respectfully request no others. $200,000 worth Lions set Flea Market June 10 NEEDS??!? GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY: The children of Darral and Marjorie Scovil request the pleasure of your 2. Deputies from Kane and Garfield counties seized drugs with an estimated street value of $200,000 and two men from the Salt Lake City area are being held in the Garfield County Jail on $100,000 bail each. The arrest was made May 17, on US 89 three miles south of its junction with Utah Highway 12. D. Tim Macneil 31, SLC, and Lyn Lewis, 33, West Valley City were arrested by officers with the Garfield Kane Special Task Force on a varid ety of charges. Officers confiscated what appeared to be 75 pounds of marijuana, small amount of cocaine, methamphetam-ines- , drug paraphernalia, and about $1,500 in cash. drug-relate- The Family Restaurant is now OPEN and under New Management! Morris & Arta Higgins Open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. - 7 days a week 50 South Main - Gunnison 528-769- 0 |
