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Show 2 TheSalinaSun Wednesday, June 23 1993 WMmmMw Booke Anderson to compete in SLC Contest merchandise awards, and an expense paid trip to the National Pageant where she will join other title holders from across the nation. Brooke graduated with honors from North Sevier High School, was the 1993 Sterling Scholar in Business, and the schools valedictorian. She has been actively involved in student government and FBL A. She has earned her Young Womanhood Recognition awarded recently returned from a tour of Church Historic sites and the Washington DC area. She also graduated in May from Sevier Valley Tech in Advanced Computer Business Management, earning college credit, and plans to attend Snow College this fall. Pageant finals will be held Saturday, June 26, at 3 p.m. at the Red Lion Hotel, SLC. Brooke would like to thank the local businesses for sponsoring her in the pageant; Robinson Transport, Salina Lumber, Barretts Food Town, Heaths Typewriter, Zions First National Bank, Pepsi Cola Bottling, of Salina, and Barney Trucking, Inc. Tin- - mo?t m acted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. Sebastien R.IV. Chamfort Salina Lions Club to hold Flea Market, June 26 and service. If you have any items you wish to donate toward this, please contact either Lion Bruce Warren at Lion Jack Jensen at or any other Lion member. Come and check out the bargains and find the perfect item youve been looking for. See you there. The Salina Lions Club will be holding the annual Flea Market on Saturday, June 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 529-396- p.m. The event will be held on the comer of the stop in Salina. The Flea Market is one of the 529-367- ay most successful fund raisers the Lions holds annually. The proceeds rom this event go toward civic functions 6, 9, FIREWORKS FOR SALE Family Packs & Individual Items Salina 40 West Main Aurora 145 North 1st East OPENING FRIDAY! June 25, 26 NOON - 7 p.m. ' ' ; I Rie lida Janne Lindseth Annabel Lange Hello! Konnichiva! I have had a great year at North Sevier High School and in Aurora. It was very special experience that I learned English and made American friends. The teachers and students always helped me and friendly to me. I want to say thank you to them. Also I am glad that school is having my language class. I appreciate my host family, Scott and Carol Lee Johnson and two younger host brothers, Daniel and Jed. They are always good example to me and I learned many things from them. When I was sad they helped me and made me happy. My IEC Jerry and Connie Hansen, thank you for finding such a nice host family and helping me everyday. Id like to say thank you very much again to everyone that made my exchange year very great. I wont forget this year. Ihopelcould come back to America someday! Rie lida From Japan Antlerless deer tags go on sale Archers and muzzleloaders may purchase antlerless deer tags beginning July 7. Tags may be purchased by mail only, using the big game application form or by following application instructions in the big game proclamation, available at any DWR office and most sporting goods stores. Dear Readers: Now that my year in America is almost over I want to thank everyone who has helped make this year so great! Thanks for letting me be a part of your community and for letting me attend North Sevier High School. Even though it was a lot of work, it paid off in the end; Graduation was great!! Coming here was a very big decision and in the beginning I wasnt sure if I had made the right one. Thanks to all my American family and friends, I now know I made the right decision. Attending an American school was different, but it was a good experience for me. A special thanks to Mr. Larry Shumway for letting me be a part of the school and for letting me graduate. Thanks too, to my favorite teacher Mrs. Diane Hendrickson; your class was the best!! Even though this school year doesnt count as a school year in Ncyway, it was worth it I have learned so much about myself and I have matured a lot. My warmest gratitude goes to my host family Devon and Randa Bullard and their sons. I felt like they are my second family. Thanks for letting me be your exchange student and thanks for being such great parents and brothers. I also thank Hyrum and Betty Luke for being such good grandparents and friends. Last but not least I thank my EC's, Jerry and Connie Hansen for helping and guiding me through the year. I hope I can come back and visit you sometime maybe in two vears when I graduate. Janne Lindseth Norway - Dear Readers: It has been a great year in the US A and although it seemed so long in the beginning, time went by fast. I want to thank all the people who made this year possible and very special to me. I love Utah and the people are really nice. First of all I want to thank my host family, the Harrisons, who shared so much with me. I enjoyed staying there a lot. It was fun. I also want to thank the other host families for what they did for all of us. You were great! Im very grateful to Mr. Shumway and all of the teachers at NSHS for their support during the year and for letting me graduate. A special thanks to my softball coaches. Miss Larson and Mrs. Camp. I really learned something new. I also want to thank our EC Connie Hansen who always cared for us and made our stay easier in many ways. I will miss everyone at the school and although Im curious how it is going home Im sad to leave, but Im grateful for all the memories Ive got. Annabel Lange Germany . ATV training classes planned here in July Salina will be hosting an ATV Training Session on Wednesday, July 14, for all youth ages 8 through 16 who must take the class in order to legally operate an ATV. Salina Police Chief Gordon Kiesel says that registration can be done at the Salina City building in its temporary location in the old Midway Diesel building. More details will be upcoming, however those needing the class should see that they are registered in time. An adult must be present with the youth during the course. . I UTAH We are so vain that we even care for the opinion of those we dont care for. Ebner-Eschenba- INDEPENDENT B Johansen Foreign students say thanks to NSHS 4 U. Siv Elen ch 9 63 East Main Salina, Utah 84654 Phone: is published by Post Publications each The Salina Sun, SECD 4780-800Wednesday for $15.00 per year in Sevier County; $1 8.00 out-o- f county in Utah and $21 .00 per year out of state by the Salina Sun, 63 East Main, Salina Utah 84654. Second class postage is paid at Salina, Utah 84654. POSTMASTER: Please send address changes to the Salina Sun, 63 East Main, Salina, Utah 84654. Single Copy $.50. Publisher: Jim Olsen - Editor: Carol Jensen US PS 4780-890- 529-783- 0 0 Offices in Salina and Beaver Earn interest on your checking just great. Also, thanks to the people Ive gotten to know in the community Aurora 2nd Ward, my Sunday School teachers and the Young Men and Women. Theyve taught me so much about the church. When I look back at this year, I see all the new experiences Ive had and all the American traditions Ive celebrated (I loved Halloween, Thanksgiving and Valentines Day -Ill try to start these awesome traditions in Norway!!) I sure hope I can come back to Utah again, bemuse if youve been here youll always want to come back. Thanks for a great year! Siv Elin Johansen Norway -- Summer Corn-n- USU et classes cancel Utah State University classes site have at the Richfield Corn-Nbeen canceled for Summer Quarter of 1993. Due to changing space needs at the Sevier Valley Applied Technology Center, USU is removet ing its telecommunications equipment from the Corn-Nclassroom for the summer. Students enrolled in USU classes are encouraged to attend their classes at the Gunnison Prison public Corn-Nclassroom. A new Corn-Nclassroom will be opened in Richfield before Fall Quarter of 1993 begins. Please call Dr. Don C. Larson, USU Director of Continuing Education for Southwest Utah at if you have any questions. et BANK V Dear Readers It has been a great exchange in Utah. I have seen and here year experienced so many new and exciting things. First of all, Id like to thank my wonderful host family in Aurora, Lamar, Roberta and Valerie Curtis. Theyve treated me as a member of their family from the very first day, and theyve been such good examples to me. Id also like to thank my ECs, Connie and Jerry Hansen for helping me with questions concerning this exchange program. Thanks to leaders and students in North Sevier High School for being so friendly and helpful. Ive learned a lot and the American high school is Correspondents: Aurora: Cindy Andreason - Redmond: Tammy Johnson -- et et Salina: Evelyn Kiesel Classifieds Work! NOTICE you're one of those people keeping a substantial balance in your checking account, you may be able to earn interest on that account. . Call Call 529-783- 9 528-311- 1 If Utah WAYNE, PIUTE AND SEVIER COUNTY RESIDENTS CALL 911 Independent Bank offers NOW accounts. NOW stands for Negotiable Orders of Withdrawal. Now accounts are interest-earnin- g checking ac- counts. These accounts require that a minimum daily balance be maintained. And, in turn, interest is paid on that daily balance. If you'd like to know more about earning interest on your checking, please stop into Utah Independent Bank soon. Wayne, Piute and Sevier Counties are now served by a common Enhanced 9 1 1 emergency services dispatch system. The following fire department listings, found in the White Pages section of your telephone directory, have been discontinued. Monroe Richfield Salina 527-321- 1 896-543- 1 529-361- 1 INSTEAD, BE SURE TO CALL 911 FOR ALL EMERGENCIES Q0MDG NDBEENDBN jposns or business calls check For your local telephone directory or call Directory non-emergenc- Depositors iffiHEUiniDQED (Mum edera HS-ESI- t Insurance Corporate Assitance. ies Enter our Pioneer heritage contest soon Each year Utah celebrates Pioneer Day - a day when those who carved homes out of the wilderness and made possible the life and times we enjoy today. This year, the Salina Sun Gunnison Valley News will present a special supplement to its July 21st issue, called Pioneers Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. We invite our readers to submit stories about their pioneer ancestors. If you have clear photographs you can submit them also. We ask that your typewritten entry be not more than 1500 wor .' long, and that you have it in to our Salina office, 63 East Main, by July 10, 1993. Winning entries will be pub-- , lished in the special supplement and prizes will be awarded to first and second place winners. The SunNews reserves the right to Edit your entry if required to fit ;n space available. |
