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Show J Hie Salina Sun, July 6, A U RO RAIN E W S LeAtme Huntsman Tracy Durtee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verr Don Durfee, of Vernal, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verr Durfee, won a saddle and was named Cowgirl and state finalist in the goat tieing at Heber City. She will be going to the National Finals in Huron, South Dakota in July to par- ticipate nationally. Mr. and Mrs. Bardett Durfee, from Fairbanks, Alaska, has been visiting this week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verr Durfee and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Madsen. They will be moving back and living in this area in October, and also operate a business. Mr. and Mrs. Kim Durfee, of Sandy, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verr Durfee, over the weekend. 529-352- 5 Mr, and Mrs. David Poulson are the proud parents of twin girls born July 1, 1978. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gurr, Auroa, and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Poulson, Redmond. Laura and Christian, sister and brother of the new twins, are spending a few days at the to hear it wasn't broken. Hope Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mason and family were home for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mason. Leona and LeAnne Huntsman have returned home from their trip to the dedication of the Women Monuments. They had a fantastic time, but are glad to be home. Gurrs. Elder Bart Reynolds has received his mission call to Bristol, England. He leaves August 19. Jeff Johnson visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson. Zane Hatch gave a name and blessing to his grandson, Corby T. Shaw, Sunday in Testimonial Meeting. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Shaw. Ruby Taylor fell and bruised her hip last week. We were glad D RE DMO N DJN E WS tftotjMie Wick&eK - VVm. S?9-339- Q Mrs. Veda Jensen was Mrs. Emma Draper had visiting her family for a few company. Here were Mrs. days. She was in Ogden with Elinore Laws and Mrs. Edna Mr. and Mrs. Jim Markos five Peterson, San Francisco, days and in Salt Lake with Mrs Calif., and Elinores sister, Sidney (Elaine) Safran, who Margaret, and Arnelda was hostess to a birthday social Poulson, who enjoyed lunch and for Veda for the family. She visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pflugad. Elaine brought her home. Relief Society had work day Tuesday. After the lesson, classes were held. Betty Miller was in charge. Flower arrangements were fashioned and demonstrated by Nora Lee Koeven, Gunnison. Crewel embroidery was taught by Connie Wilson, Salina, and quick breads was taught by Patsy Hampton. On the committee for the dinner were Susan Allred, Sandra Poulson, Brenda Tanner, Sue Buhler, and Leslie Nelson. visiting Monday. They were all friends when Emma and Arnelda lived in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. George Fegus, Belmont, Calif., and Mrs. Lera Crane, Salina, visited Emma Draper. Mrs. Fegus is her niece. Also visiting Mrs. Draper on Wednesday was her granddaughter and husband, Martin and Rachelle Davis, of Castle Dale. Mr. and Mrs. James Hall attended a Slaughter Family reunion in Beaver Saturday, June 24. son-in-la- . fathers, Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gibb and family, Glenwood, were with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibb, to Sunday School. They left after to go to Centerfield to Testimony Meeting for the naming of the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gibb, who live in Salt Lake. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Malmgren, hosted a dinner afterwards. Ashman, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Terry Ashman, of Fort Worth, Texas. Jimmy will spend the rest of the summer with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Ashman have returned after a monthlong tour of Europe, which highlighted the major sights and attractions of eight Couple Plans Salt Lake Temple Rites In September Mr. and Mrs. James Nash Grant, of Salt Lake City, are the happy to announce engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Heather, to Kevin Sorensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith L Sorensen, of Aurora. Heather is a 1975 graduate of Brighton High School, where she was active in gymnastics, dance, and cheerleading. She attended Dixie College, where she was a Rebelette. She is presently employed by Northwest Pipeline Corp., where she a secretary in the Engineering Depl Kevin is a 197.) graduate ol North Sevier High School, where he was active in basketball, baseball, and track. He attended Dixie College lor one year prior to serving a mission for the L.I) S Church in Washington, D C. lie is presently sell employed Heather and Kevin are both active church members and will be married in the Salt Lake Temple in September. They will make their home m Aurora. full-tim- e Psychological Assn. He also is a member of Sigma Phi biological sciences honor society. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree in biology and psychology with a minor in chemistry. He plans to attend Los Angeles College of Chiropractic this fall and is working for Valley Builders construction this summer. BOOTS Fon SOLE recently returned from their testing period at summer camp and have ably proved themselves well trained. We hereby acknowledge the high state of readiness they have achieved and in a way, it has always been so as part of a tradition of our unit at all times and in many places of the world. Ted Beutler Reed Blomquist Tom Christensen Civilian Advisors to The Richfield Battery Mr. and Mrs. Ross Harward announce the marriage of their daughter, Terria Lee Hicks, to Letter to Editor Ronald D. Mecham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Devern Mecham, of Monroe. The couple was married June 16, 1978. An open house in their honor will be held from 7 - 9 p.m. Friday, July 7, on the patio of the Robert Malmgren residence, 120 S. 300 E., Salma. 1977 STEURYS 18' 115 h.p. USED 1 SEASON FROM $3,000 MANY OTHER USED BOATS & MOTORS FOR SALE Ulahuieap Lodge 6 marina PAGE, ARIZONA 602 645 2433 Ask for Harold Bullfrog Resort 6 marina AND Hite Resort B marina HANKSV1UE, UTAH CALI 1 8Q0662 1754 Emit IBuRfrog) or Scott (Hite) Ask for Ten babies were born during the past week at the Sevier Valley Hospital in Richfield. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown, Richfield, a girl, June 27, 1978, 7 lbs. 12 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Wilson, Salina, a boy, June 27, 1978, 7 lbs. 12 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Mellor, Gunnison, a girl, June 27, 1978, 7 lbs. 1 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Brent McClellan, Monroe, a girl, June 28, 1978, 6 lbs. 14 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knaphus, Glenwood, a girl, June 28, 1978, 8 lbs. 2 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Monroe, a girl, June 29, 1978, 6 lbs. 13 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Dyke, i Lyman, a boy, June 30, 1978, 7 lbs. 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs. James Moyes, Magna, a girl, July 1, 1978, 6 lbs. 3 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shepherd, Elsinore, a girl, July 3, 1978, 7 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Bastian, Sigurd, a girl, July 3, 1978, 8 lbs. 9oz. "Money makes a man laugh." John Selden Your Animals Health By Robert F. Jochen Doctor of Veterinary Medicine If you own a horse, you should be concerned about an effective worm control program. Worms are widespread in horses of any age and unless effective control measures are practiced, the parasites could cause serious illness. planning Isnt it a shame that we, the people of this community, have sit back and let our city and state government become so powerful that they control our lives completely. It has always been my understanding that the government should work FOR the people and the people for the government. Now it has come to pass that if anyone mentions to the common politics layman of this country, there is a fear and an immediate distrust of the person or persons in the political field. Its true we go to the polls and elect our officials we think are going to support us. But, have we ever wondered what happens to campaign promises once an individual assumes an office? Im sure we all have. Have you ever wondered how an appointed (NOT elected) official can obtain so much power that he or she can dictate to the mayor and his or her council as to how things should be? This kind of power frightens me beyond words. If we continue along this path and continue to let unelected officials run our country and Your veterinarian can recommend a control program, best suited for your horse(s). He has a wide variety of modern worming products from which to select a dosage and package form to fit the needs of the horse owner. One wormer recommended by many veterinarians today is TKLMIN- (a trademark). It is highly effective against the major worms and is safe for use in horses of any age or condition. cities, where do you think we will finally end up? Look at the history books. Have we let it get so far out of hand that we cant do anything about it? I hope we havent, but 1 think we have. We, the people of this community, are supposed to have constitutional rights. The Constitution is supposed to function for every citizen of this country. Not just politicians and hardcore criminals. But have any of you ever tried to exercise these rights by L horse-draw- n Richfield, George and Mr. and Mrs. Dotson, Richfield. are Mrs. Thurza Christensen, Richfield; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis, Aurora, and Mrs. Fontella Salt Lake City. Dot-so- using our???? courts? (I mean the ones of you who cant afford $1,000 attorney fees). Our own Southern Utah unit of the National Guard has just New Arrivals Lake Pouiell Island Mackinac. .This place was really interesting and different because there were no cars on the streets. Everyone rode in buggies, horseback, and bicycles. They toured that island in a buggy pulled by a r. Marriage Announced are visiting their 111., BIRTHDAY BOY Joshua G. Farnsworth celebrated his first birthday June 20, 1978. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Farnsworth, Salina. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blake, has The citizen-soldie- r always been with America. Right from the start at Concord fired the shot Bridge they heard round the world. They bled at Bunker Hill, hungered at Valley Forge, crossed the Delaware with Washington, and so on down through our Nations history they have played their part of the citizen-soldie- Mrs. Ronald D. Mecham they look forward to. nesday morning and ferried across Lake Michigan, which was 60 miles; then toured the boat locks at Ste, Marie, Michigan, ferried over to the National Guard. & with them to spend their vacation. The 4th of July in Salina is one time of the year JOSHUA G. FARNSWORTH services during special emergencies are our citizen-soldie- r or volunteer militia - an important part of which is the Mr. City and visited with Stan Jeffery, Kents sisters, Etta and Lillie, and brought their grandsons, Redge and Rick, home Kale, who live in New Berlin, Wis. They left New Berlin Wed- dependence Day, and with it has to come the recollections that we owe others for these many years ol freedom we have all enjoyed. Among those who have stood in the fore front in protecting our liberty in time of war as well as rendering in -- ten-da- y just concluded the celebration of our Nations In- y period. is for 110 miles saw some beautiful country - lakes, waterfalls, and trees of all kinds. When they arrived back in New Berlin, they had circled most of the Great Lakes area. They arrived in Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Kent Jeffery have just returned from a visit with their family, Weston, Kayleen, Dana, and three quarters. He assisted with biology and psychology department research at the University of South Dakota, and the psychology research report will be presented this summer at the annual convention of the American and kprovides gainful employment on conservation session k Council representative and vice president of Inter Greek Council. He made the Deans List The YCC program is for both girls and boys, ages 15 to 18, seven-da- Anderson d son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zumwalt. Mr. Zumwalt is preparing to run in the annual Deseret Marathon July 24 in Salt Lake City. We have Snow College has been awar- camps are for an eight-wee- k Inter-Gree- Peoria, Letter to Editor ded contracts to operate three Youth Conservation Corps camps for the summer programs. In coordination with the Bureau of Reclamation, they will direct activities at Soldier Creek YCC (located near Strawberry Reservoir), with DeMont Wiser as the camp director, and Fontenelle YCC (located in Wyoming), with director, Randy camp Chatelain. In coordination with of Land Bureau the Management, Richfield YCC, with camp director Mark Stoddard. The Mrs. horleain ot vei y ses. Saturday morning, they boarded a train for Canada, and Operation. Mrs. Mortensen was interviewed by a Denver television station covering the 2nd annual Jerry Ford Invitational Golf Tournament, which was being held at Vail at the same time as the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zumwalt, Vernon Miller, the son of Betty and llenrie Miller, of Springfield, Mo., and the grandson of Luella Long, recently graduated from the University ol South Dakota. He previously attended Southern Utah State College for two years, where he was pledge president of Tau Snow College Youth Camps projects. residential 1 Violas sister-in-laMr. and Mrs. Vernal Morten-sen- , daughters DeAnn and Maria, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zumwalt attended the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute June 25 - 28 in Vail, Colo. Zumwalt gave a paper at an underground mining session of the Ininstitute on SUFCO--A- n tegrated Diesel Coal Mining Nor-thric- Mrs. Mable Jensen had a family dinner for her birthday June 11. The High Priests had an Mrs. Arnold Willardsen, outing at Maple Grove WedShawn Willardsen, and Mable ennesday evening. Fifty-sevewent to Garland and visited Mr. joyed dinner and visiting and a and Mrs. Jim Riley and family short program of skits by Milo Friday to Sunday of last week. and June Bosshardt. On the Mrs. Edris Mickelsen and committee for the occasion were the Milo Bosshardts, Mr. Manon went to Roosevelt and Mrs. Douglas Jensen, Mr. Saturday and Sunday of last week and visited her daughter and Mrs. Philo Rasmussen, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Poulson. and Thursday, the Senior Citizens Dick Russell and family. The week before, they and Jana had breakfast at Maple Grove. Wahlquist and her mother, Sylven Christensen and WhitMrs. Afton Wahlquist, went to ney Christensen were in charge. The food committee Durango, Colo, and took a train to Silverton and came home cooked the breakfast. Newell Olsen had a program. He told through Monticello and Moab. Mrs. Gordon Johnson was jokes, and Vernal Nelson and hostess to her club Thursday Lester Jensen sang. Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Nelson, evening. It was held on the Mr. and Mrs. Ernel Christenpatio of the UDell Johnsons home. Prizes were won by sen, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Nikki Mickelsen and Patsy Mickelsen, and Mr. and Mrs. Hampton. Philo Rasmussen camped Mr. and Mrs. Lee Christenovernight at the Grove and atsen, Price, came Saturday, and tended both parties. they and J. Arthur Christensen and Burton and Owen and Elva Christensen went out to dinner. Dave and Lillian Hales had their baby son named in Lee is doing well from a recent heart attack. Testimonial Meeting. His granDale V. Millet and his wife, dfather, Willis Hales, named Marlene, and her father, Leo J. him Michael David. A dinner Miller, have just moved into the followed at the Dave Hales residence. Guests were Mr. and home that the Kendyl Wilkins lived in. They were living in Mrs. Charles Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hales, Christine Murray. Mr. Miller was born in and Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Emery County and worked many years in the Dog Valley Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Coal Mines. He has moved Hales and daughter, Gunnison, around since retiring, living Mrs. Keith Busenbark, San with his children. We welcome Diego, Calif., Mrs. Ephraim them here. Taylor, Mrs. Blain Chappell Mrs. Delta Williams, Salt and daughter, Sue, Loa, Mrs. Lake, came to spend a few days Jerris Hatch and children, with her sister and brother-in-laProvo, Ellise Hatch, Salina, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Branch, and Mrs. Ronald Holyoak and She called to report in Salina. Moab. children, that she is caring for a lady, A family reunion was held Mrs. Elmina Young, who was Sunday at Mrs. Ida Christentaken to the hospital, and so her sens. Attending were Mr. and son, Tom Young, flew Delta Ms. Jay Christensen and down here. He will come for her Mr. Mrs. and Verdell Kathy, when his mother is released. Nielson, Christianberg, Mr. and Delta has just had word from Mrs. Delbert Alsop and family, her son, Danny L. Williams, Las Vegas; Mr. and Mrs. Allen that he has just been promoted Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Dale to Air Force Commander and Mr. and Mrs. Christensen, will be stationed at Williams Keith Christensen and families, Air Force Base in Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nielson and where he will be teaching Camille Nielson and family, beginner pilots. He and his friend, Coreen, and Mr. and wife, Brenda, and their family Mrs. Scott Johnson. were chosen Family of the Year Wayne, Marie and Lori by the Air Force, the Chamber Hawkins, Salt Lake, visited of Commerce, and the L.D.S. and with her Sunday Saturday Church. They have four sons of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred their own and three adopted Nelson. Neal Lewis daughter, children and have had 25 foster Deneal Lewis, Salt Lake, stopchildren. President Carter sent ped to see her grandparents of letter a them Sunday. congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Dale ChristenGordon and Marlene Andersen and family, Salt Lake, and and children, Holly and son Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christensen of Downey, Calif., Bradley, and family, Los Angeles, Calif., and Saturday and came stayed were here for the weekend and Sunday with her grandmother, the 4th of July. Keith and Mrs. Nora Hansen. They went family are on vacation. on to Holladay to visit his LaMar and Sonoma Bossharparents. dt gave the spiritual presenMrs. Dawn Hafen and tation in Sunday School. of Mesquite, Nev., children, Eugene and Betty Honeycutt visited a few days with Mrs. and family have moved into a Elmer Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. new home just south of the Fred Merlin Ashman. Mrs. Hafen Gibbs. We welcome them here. came for the funeral of Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Garn Nelson Curtis. and family and Grace Nelson, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Salt Lake, came for the Ashman went to Salt Lake to and of 4th weekend and the July get their grandson, Jimmy Hilton are at their n 529-750- California. Kappa Epsilon, 3 Nita Higgins Visiting at the uome ot Viola Campbell in Salina were Jennie Andersoh and son, Dick, a daughter, Gwen, and her husband and daughter. They visited on July 3, enroute from Worthington, Minnesota to The Taylor reunion for descendants of Heber C. Taylor was held last weekend at Hancock Flat. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hales last weekend for the naming and blessing of their daughter, Melinda Jean, and the Taylor reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Dent Hales and family, Calif., who also gave a name and blessing to their son, Christopher John; Mrs. Joy Green, Canoga Park, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Horan, and family, Hyrum; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flynn, Northrich, Calif.; and some friends from Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Cloward and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Williams, of Ely, Nev., and families visited with Otheya Cooper and other relatives last weekend and attended the Taylor reunion. Descendants of Mrs. Hazel Curtis held a family reunion at the Aurora Park last weekend. Those attending the Thompson reunion at the Aurora Park on Monday, July 3, were: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thompson, Aurora, and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson and family, Salt Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thompson and family, Payson; Mr. and Mrs. Alma Thompson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rawlings and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Glazner and families, Green River, Wyo.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson and family, Roosevelt; Mr. and Mrs. Jared Hernandez, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harward and family; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Nielsen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and family, all of Richfield; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thompson and family, Orem; Mr. and Mrs. Einar Johnson and family, Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Trysoll, Ephraim. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. F.B. Winkel and children, Mrs. Tom Kipp and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winkel and family, Mr. and Mrs. McKay Winkel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trythall and family, Mrs. Steven Peterson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Evans and family, and Miss Debbie Winkel, all of the Fremont, Calif, area. Page Local News Notes Graduates From College you're soon feeling better, 1978, True - We can buy and own???? property and call it ours. But is it really? Did you know that if you owe the state money, no matter how small or large the amount, that they can sell your property at a public auction without even giving you notice? This, to me, is way too much power for a state to have. If they owe you money, you cant do anything but sit back and wait. You certainly cant take anything away from them. Did you know that if you have to appear before a city justice of the peace (heaven forbid) for a traffic citation and youve ruffled a few feathers concerning another matter, that they can fine you maximum penalty for a first offense? Never mind that what would normally be a $25 fine turns into a $299 fine. Never mind that your con- stitutional rights???? were violated on the original citation, just dont you dare try to do anything about it or the city strongmen will come down on you with all fours. We still have a better set-u- p than most countries you say? I agree, but how much longer will we have what little freedom that is left? Not long, Ill wager, unless someone, somewhere has enough brain power to come up with some answers. My faith in the Constitution is rapidly diminishing. I wish someone, somehow could reassure me that help is on the way. DUSTIN SHANE BULLARD FIRST BIRTHDAY Dustin Shane Bullard, son of Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Bullard, Aurora, will celebrate his first birthday Sunday, July 9, 1978. Helping him celebrate are his brothers, Randy, 8; Kevin, 7, and Tommy, 3. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Luke, Venice; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bullard, Sigurd. are Rodney Cowley, Venice; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luke, American Fork; Mrs. Ruth Brown, Koosharem, and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bullard, Teasdale. Great-grandparen- ts Diana Krantwashl Salina, Utah P.S. Thanks to the decision of the Supreme Court last month to reverse their ruling on municipal governments of a few years back, city officials and governments are no longer protected by law if they violate your rights. The decision came too late for me, but maybe now some city oificials will be a little more careful of how they handle some matters. Water Data Plan Faulted How to WASHINGTON clean up the nation's waterways without further muddying the flow of federal paperwork was the question addressed in a hear- JEFF JAY CURTIS r ; ONE YEAR OLD-J- eff Jay Cur-- , tis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay ML Curtis, Vernal, celebrated his-fir- birthday June 21, 1978. He, has four sisters. Penny, jt; Jeanie, 9; Stacey, 6, and Jamie,. 2. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Curtis, Aurora, and;-Mr- ing before the Office of Management and Budget. At issue was a request from and Mrs. Clifton Sorensen, the Environmental Protection Loa; and is Agency for OMB approval of Hazel Curtis, Aurora. EPA's "generic plan" to collect massive amounts of water quality data from private industry over the next three years. Spokesmen for the National . 5 Association of Manufacturers urged OMH to deny EPA's request for generic data collecting authority because, contrary to the requirements of the Federal Reports Act. the EPA request does not say specifically what information it will seek or what forms it intends to use. "Most people judge men only by success or by fortune." La Rochefoucauld YOU CAN SAVE two miles a gallon of gas by using your, cars air conditioner only when needed. And the quickest way to cool a car thats been baking in the sun is to drive briefly with the windows open before turning on the air conditioner. 'V'lV |
