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Show -- Page 2 u Wednesday. March 19. 1997 Salma Sun Local events sought for 't statewide sesquicentennial calendar publication a statewide calendar of The Utah Sesquicentennial Council is compiling supplement. Anyone planning ev ents, for publication in a special new spaper honorthe pioneer settlement of Utah may a Sesquicentennial eventin 1997 to their County Ambassacontacting adv ertise this information at no charge by dor immediately. 24 to your County AmbassaThe deadline for event contributions is March ofthe event, the date, the name dor. Event information should include the contact person and phone a location, the sponsoring organization (if any), plus number for more information. ; Sevier Sevier Countys Sesquicentennial Ambassador is Joyce Lancey, UT 84701. Telephone: Richfield, Main Street, North County Courthouse, 250 2 EXT. 257. Fax: 896-888- 8. 896-926- Open Wide t .)r Scott Wilkins, Redmond, visited Salina Elementary to talk to st graders about the importance of proper dental care and hygiene. Dr. Wilkins practices dentistry in Gunnison,. Dr. V 1 s fsv s ' x ' 4v Assessment may Be evidence of Monumental folly Surveys Pre- cance, than the rest of the Colorado of the ArchaeoPlateau. Assessment liminary As far as I'm concerned, this is the within Grand Resources logical Staircase-EscalanNational Monu- further ev idence that little forethought ment. Utah, reinforces the State of w ent into the size and location of the Utah School and Institutional Trust monument," says David T erry. Di recLands Administration s initial re- tor of the Trust Lands Adminisua-tion- . This simply does not fit the test sponse to the proclamation of the monument. Specifically, the size of of law in creating a monument based the monument, based upon the con- on '...the smallest area compatible w ith the proper care and management cept of the protection of archaeologi1 he Utah Geological ffhifiMftftft'frivtfi First 100 Books passport turned in te Salina Elementary's 1 .000 Book Club had its first 00 book passports turned in at the library. Dclainya (4 12 yrs) and Valccsha Vcalcr (2 yrs) have had their first 100 books read to them and filled in their passports. They turned their passports into the Salina Elementary Library and received a new 100 book passport and a Coolie certificate from Maverik. Eventually their goal is to have .000 books read to them before they enter Kindergarten. Dclainya and Valccsha are the daughters of Fred and Annie Vcatcr of Salina. Other children with full book passports are encouraged to turn in their passports at the Salina Elementary Library. 1 . . , . - .. cal sites, is The preliminary assessment shows the sites documented so far are no more numerous, or of greater signifi- - 1 Salina Sun March Madness USPS 478-08- 0 Periodical postage paid in Salina. Utah. Postmaster send address changes to the Salina Sun at Box 85, Salina, Utah 84654. The Salina Sun is published each Wednesday for $18ycar in Sevier County, $24year in Utah, and $28year in US. Publisher: Jim & Lori Olsen Editor: Jim Olsen Renew Your Subscription For Only $10 If Your Expiration Date Is Between March 1, 1997 and March 1, 1998.Send your $10 to Salina Sun P.O. Box 85, Salina UT 84654. Offer valid for Subscriptions Only. In-Cou- nty of the objects to be protected. My bel icf is that fabulous archaeological sites remain to be discov ered on federal lands and on trust lands, both inside and outside the monument. These must be protected and receive full accredited scientific investigation, according to Terry. It is the policy of the Trust Lands Administration to neither announce the discovery nor location of archaeological sites. We also prosecute those who disturb them. We thank the Utah Geological Survey for providing another reality-base- d document to help with the assessment ofthe monument. Their work is giving us a baseline for ev aluating the 175,000 acres df trust lands inside the monument perimeter. The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration is an independent state agency which manages 3.7 million acres of Utah trust lands exclusively for the benefit of Utahs schools and other public institutions. Egg hunt set The Salina Area Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Easter Egg Hunt, Salina City Park March 29th, 9 am. Utah Independent Bank Salina Sun Check us out today! SEVEN NEW JOHN DEERE ROUND BALERS WlifM j Fitness fans form 'Road Warriors' club bike together. To parFitness fans in Sevier County are to run, walk or meet in Richon Wednesdays, ticipate giving the term active organization Lifetime Fitness a new meaning: theyve formed the field at 5:30 p.m. at 1 100 North. East 80 Saturday Sevier Road Warriors Fitness Club Center, the followand meet twice weekly to run, walk or meetings start at 9 a.m. at Black-haw- k ing locations: March 22 at the bicycle together. March 29 at in Arena Salina; all of The club is open to members in Church LDS Redmond; the April It will levels. promote ages and fitness 12 at the Rodeo grounds on east Main cardiovascular health, plan commuSalina; April 19 at the Legion bike Street, fun like activities runs, trips nity Black-haw- k and intensive competitions, and pro- Hall, Salina; and April 26 at the no meetSalina. (Note: Arena, vide opportunities for this is the as Clubs on 5, April ing people to get together. Benefit Run.) Anyone who likes fun, fitness and Special Olympics information about joining more For The to the outdoors is invited join. club meets on Wednesdays in Rich- the Sevier Road Warriors Fitness Club, field and on Saturdays in North Sevier call Tom Jensen, like-mind- 896-260- 8. Jam sessions to start Grandpa's Grill in Richfield adds new music to dinner time. Every Thursday night, beginning March 20th at 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., musicians everywhere are invited to come share their talents. This is an informal fim time where many different kinds of music are appreciated. Its also a place where we can learn from each other and improve skills vve don't have a chance to use everyday. Hopefully, it's a place where bands can find each other, and a place where will grow. Dust off your instruments and get ready for that thrill of creating great music. There will be some extra instruments available, and if you have an instrument you could donate for use during the jam sessions, please do. Join us in fostering the growth of musicians right in our small towns. self-estee-m For more information call Joyce 2 ext.257, or Lancey at (Doug or Grandpas Grill 896-926- 896-174- 2, Peg). We can learn from geese Following are some of the behaviors of geese flocks that we try to Administrator model at the Care Center: Richfield Care Center member is responsible for Each At Richfield Care Center everyw herever the flock is going. to effort-eagetting ch thing functions by team member looks to itself to deterEach in individual and every department mine what to do. each department is dependant on evEvery member knows the direction make to other things department ery' of the flock. Sharing the common run smoothly in the delivery of care to direction makes assuming the leaderour residents. role easier. ship It may seem a little crazy, but those Eveiy member is willing to assume who work together in groups or teams can learn a lot from fiocks of geese. leadership when the flock needs it. Flocks are a good example of how a When the lead goose gets tired, a team can achieve the same objectives fresher goose from back in the pack as an individual but with better effi- assumes the leadership position. This allow s the flock to maintain the fastest ciency and safety. Every aspect of the pace possible. is focused on the (lock organization Followers encourage leaders. Memachievement of the common goals. bers honk from the rear to encourage leaders to maintain a fast pace. Members look after each other, helping all members achieve the goal. If a wounded goose goes down, two geese follow it and protect and feed it until it cither recovers or dies. by Elaine Blackburn, When the nature of the work 111 K gs SLl r7- r- .- i Bnrrotla changes, the geese reorganize themselves for the best results. They fly in a V, land in waves and feed in fours. i I I E3lE3i if t - a. 'J rJL. ivU . - Lf t Ip r! 1 l" tf r 4 a- f: 93 Ir i 'SB . . .w.. . J March 7, 1997 Richfield male, 50, w as arrested on r.fH warrant. V-- you need a better baler. . .and John Deere has seven new models to choose from (750- - to 2,200-pounbales). Depending bn the model you choose, youll find new pickup choices, advanced monitoring systems, new wrapping systems, and more. One new model is designed specifically for baling silage. And all seven are built around John Deeres patented, lb build better bales, Hometown Merchants Our hometown merchants are always there, doing their best to improve our community. They work with the chamber to promote our hometown. They belong to community service organizations which sponsor hometown improvement projects. Hometown merchants are the strongest supporters of our community. If you shop in their stores, and buy their goods and services, our whole field-prove- n, variable forming chamber with staggered, belts. Stop by our store, and see why John Deere balers are your first choice. ' diamond-trea- d March 8, 1997 Salina male, 46, was arrested on warrant. March 9, 1997 Richfield male, 19, was arrested for illegal consumption and possession of alcohol, theft, and warrant of arrest. Redmond female, 20, was arrested for possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. March 10, 1997 Richfield male, 38, was arrested for theft. March 11, 1997 HEAVY-DUT- Y Richfield male, 1 ' 9. was arrested for burglary and theft. Salina male, 19, was arrested on community will benefit. court order. Gunnison Implement 62 So. Main - Gunnison 528-727- Salina male, 19, was arrested for burglary and theft. March 12, 1997 Gunnison female, 25, was arrested on court order. 1 Do you have a Offices in Salina and Beaver - Member FDIC -- 3 OBOUtEPEsrmPJOTE news tip? Call 529-783- 9 |