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Show News James Sorensen. Is Aurora By Leona Huntsman Leading Jockey Register Now For Fall Term 529-352- 5 Snow College Registrar Ross Findlay has announ- ced that freshmen Today is officially the first day of summer. It kind of looks like the summer days are going to be like the winter days. Sum-me- r windy, sum-me- r sunny, sum-me- r stormy, sum-me- r chilly, sum-me- r and transfer students may begin registering July 5 for the fall quarter, which begins in September. Advisement sessions will be held on a daily basis through the summer incredibly unbelievable for the season they are at 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. for all students. Individual help will be available following each advisement session. Findlay stressed that it is to a students advantage to register early in the summer and mentioned that if it is impossible for students to visit the campus, they may register by mail or by telephone. 529-986- John and Virginia Horne and Lola Bird spent the weekend in Salt Lake City seeing their new the son of Kim and Mary Ann Allred. Grandparents are Bill and Esther Foster and Robert Follett and Mrs. Allred, Salt Lake City. Greatgrandmother is Hazel Follett of Centerfield. The new baby will be named Jeremy Jon Allred. 3 Hazel Curtis is doing better but still weak this week. She has gone to Fillmore to recuperate at the home of her daughter, Vem and Elda Freeman. Thursday, Max and Beth Curtis, Herald and Mary Curtis drove over to visit with them, and Sunday, Kent and Marks Freeman and family and Larry and supposed to belong to. Our news kind of follows the same variety this week Lynda Freeman and with its articles . . . sum- family went over to visit also. There, visiting from mer short, sum-me- r kind of Preston, Idaho, were newsy, sum-me- r e like Mark John- Verlin and Rena funny son and family. On Thursday, the 14th, Just for the weekend, he had his second knee Blake and Jill Nielsen operation at the Salt Lake visited, from Salt Lake Surgical Center. Dont City, with her granlaugh, yet, that wasnt the dmother, Mrs. Bessie Curfunny part . . . Mark told tis. his mother that he was Thursday, Floyd and just going to have to give Gladys Johnson went to up athletics altogether and Salt Lake City on business. start playing the piano. Sum-me- r coming and Can you believe that? We sum-mgoing this sumcant. Anna Rae reports mer. Some that came and that Dr. Metcalf did the surgery and a very fine stayed for two days were job of it. Mark is feeling members of the Barney fine now. family reunion. Aurora Park was the meeting Sum-me- r not feeling place for a large gathering from all over Utah and quite so fine this week W.A. Fry was taken to the California, etc. Friday, Gunnison Hospital Satur- the 15th, was a special for all and music day and went on to the supper and afterwards. dancing Provo Hospital Sunday. Michael Fry is at home On Saturday, there was a while his grandfather is genealogy meeting and then a program at 10, gone. Michael came from the eastern part of Kansas followed by visiting and last winter to go to school sports in the afternoon and dance in the here and live with his another Sum-mer lucky grandfather. He likes it evening.to live close to the here fine, but it will be bet- enough the music. and park enjoy ter when Grandpa is back Dr. and Mrs. Don L. home. and Christensen Sum-me- r glad to be back Conhome from the hospital. daughters, Carla and Mrs. Jerry (Mickey) nie Lee, of Las Vegas, Sorensen spent about five Nev. visited here Friday at the home of and days in the Sevier Valley Melva Johnson. Lloyd with that darned Hospital We certainly hope all the croup and cough sum-me- r fathers had a lovely day a Sumlot having lately. mer having it a lot worse Sunday, as we paid tribute to them and all they do. than others. We hope you collected more golden memories . . . you know men are born collectors . . . first, they collect bugs, toads, and then girls, marbles; er great-grandso- n, Southern Utah Fuel Co. employees and spouses were guests at a company Texas-styl- e barbecue and party Saturday at Fish Lake Lodge. Door prizes were awarded and music for dancing was Ocean provided by Wave. Special guests at the party were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blomquist, of Coastal president States; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gambill, Coastal States Energy, all of Houston. son LEADING JOCKEY-Jam- es Sorensen, of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sorensen of Saiina, won a trophy as the leading jockey at the Parowan Memorial Day race meet. He won 10 of 18 races during the meet, adding to his total of 83 races won. James is in his fourth summer of jockeying. INTRODUCTORY PRICE Model 400 39500 300 Watt Model 1500 550 1500 Watt. Model 3500Model 3500 3500 Watt .1045 . handed one to his little brother . . . Here you are," he said briskly, pink vanilla. Jerold and Billie Lou Johnson and family put on the program at the Saiina 3rd Ward Sacrament Meeting for Fathers Day . Sum-me- r . . talented . whatever the season. Ferral and GuyAnn Huntsman and children of Richfield, and also Cindys friend, came to visit with Grandpa and Grandma Don and Sarah Huntsman for Fathers Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Jan) Perry went on vacation last week up to the north end of the state. Besides Lagoon, they visited in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. David Olpin and family, and in Roy, with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zobell and family, and in Vernal with Rays parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Perry, and in Roosevelt, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Zobell. Doris Anderson American ALSO WATCH FOR THE NEW HONDA OUTBOARD MOTORS SKTOOLSPECI ALS Drive Set $2098 fishing tackle, and hair tonics; and finally, pains, symptoms and memories. Darwin and Donna Anderson went to Las Vegas for the weekend to visit with their children, Randy, Keli and Rickey. Cliff and Mae Peterson were surprised with a visit from her brother, Jim and Vil Slade of San Leandro, Calif. They spent a couple of days with the Petersons and did some visiting with his mother in Richfield. To celebrate their anniversary, Richard and Sharee Wasden went to Salt Lake City to spend the weekend with Richards cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wasden. I have to add something to my first paragraph . . . Along with the sum-me- r sunny days, and windy and whatever . . . sum-me- r SNOWY!! Hows that for summer? Our family is out here to Maple Grove for a summer evening and my typewriter and I are weathering a snow storm. Sum-mbound to bring bad luck. Shannon Mason had some good luck after some She opened a bad luck can of acid that she was going to use to remove some rust and it blew up in her face, sending her to the hospital. Both corneas were burned, and she wore bandages on her eyes for a time, but her good luck is that she is doing pretty good now. This may help others to be extremely cautious with this kind of product. There was no warning on the can. $34M Drive Set (20 Piece Set) Complete Line Of DhddEi Rfloimir Foreign, Domestic Cars and Light and Heavy Duty Trucks - All in stock. Saiina Truck (Just South & Auto Parts Of Day & Night Cafe) 695 West Main Street SAUNA, UTAH PHONE 529-39S- 9 Burke and Anna Rae Johnson went to Salt Lake City Friday and Saturday for a special horse sale. He kind of had some bad luck recently when he lost a nice little horse he was getting ready for the sale. We hope his luck improved also. The Farm Team has been having good luck with their games this year. They have been victorious with their first two games and will play again High To Richfield A close game was played by Saiina Mens baseball team against Richfield Tuesday, June Saiina. Saiina led with a score of 2 until Richfield tied it up in the fifth inning. Each team scored again in the ninth inning, which made Richfield then it scored two more runs in the tenth, and Sahna was unable to catch up. The Richfinal score was field. Salinas record is now 3 wins and 1 loss. Saiina had 12 hits, in. cluding two back-toac- k homeruns in the second inning by Eddie Mickelsen and Grant Stubbs. Robin Johnson pitched throughout the game. Saiina will play Monroe at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 26, in Monroe. Come out and support the team. 12, in 5-- 6-- 6. 8-- ten-inni- Lane Peterson Graduates With Honors Lane K. Peterson was College in Salt Lake City Associate with a Degree in professional accounting on June 1, 1979. Society Social er good at making ... of There were 23,000 workers on Utah farms during April 8 14, according to the Utah Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. This is an increase of 8.000 workers from October, 1978, but 1,000 fewer workers than in April, cut-bac- the April week, lamily workers averaged 52 0 37.7 workers averaged 39.2 hours compared with a year earlier. Hired hours, the same as the previous year. Farm wage rates for all methods of payment per hour, compared with $2.61 a Of the total, 17,000 were year ago. The average family workers (farm made no allowance for operators and unpaid other benefits which may family workers) while have been received by 6.000 were hired. During some workers. averaged units weighted-pupi- l estimated by the Legislature for 1979-8- 0 may be too low. As a result, the value of the weighted-pupi- l unit next year could be reduced slightly by $6 to $846, unless additional funds are made available. The report indicates that of the $191.7 million allocated for higher education next year, $144.2 million will come from general fund appropriations, with the balance made up from student fees, other dedicated credits, federal aid, other funds, and carry-ove- r balances from the preceding year. Last year, the governor asked all state agencies and institutions to reduce their expenditures for 1978-7It is estimated that the for higher education will amount to $1,986,500. These projected savings were carried forward and reappropriated back to the institutions by the 1979 Legislature for the 1979-8- 0 fiscal year. After adjustment for special items total general fund rndnies for higher education were raised by about 12 for next year. Increases for education and general purposes at the various institutions range from 10 6 at the at the University of Utah to 19.5 College of Eastern Utah. 23,000 Farm Workers $3.14 Gun Show Crossroads of the West gun show will be held Saturday and Sunday, June 16 - 17, at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City. Hours are 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. Saturday, and until 5 p.m. Sunday. John M. Brownings guns will be highlighted, along with an authentic mountain man and Indian encampment. Paintings, sculpture and crafts of Utah wildlife and western artists will be displayed. Gelt ar BBQ Demo At Relief number state-supporte- Graduation exercises were held in the Assembly Hall on Temple Square. Lane completed the two-yecourse of study in one year. He was also an institute graduate. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson of Saiina, and is married to the former Ranee Bahr of Salem. They are living in Salt Lake City, where Lane is employed with Tanner, Brunson, Pickett & Co., C.P.A.s as an auditor. Mr. and Mrs.- - Harold Peterson attended Lanes graduation and visited for two days in Salt Lake City. but the revenue loss to the local districts will be made up from increased state aid. Utahs new school finance law raises the basic school program from $795 to unit. Foun$852 per weighted-pupi- l dation analysts point out, however, that state school board officials feel that the $19,800,000, 8. 1978. an honor graduate from the L.D.S. Business I On Gas And Original Truck Costs With a new Dat smiim Saiina First Ward Relief Society will have a demonstration at a summer social at 10 a.m. Tuesday, June 26, at the church. Different foods will be bar-beq- demonstrated at the Dalsun 620 social, to which all Relief Society members are on-March 5 29. The picture appeared in the Deseret News, Feb. 27, 1949. Mrs. Anderson was Mrs. John T. (Percinda) Cranes mother and was Salinas oldest female resident at that time. Operating funds for the Sevier School District will rise by $452,913 or 9.6 next year, as a result of the new school finance bill passed by the 1979 Utah Legislature. This was reported by Utah Foundation, the private tax research organization in an analysis of 1979 legislation affecting education in Utah. The study shows that operating funds for the Sevier School District will amount to $5,163,805 or $1,080 per weighted-pupi- l unit during the 1979-8- 0 school year. This compares with operating funds of $4,710,892, or $1,010 unit in 1978-7per weighted-pup- il According to the Foundation, education fared much better than most other activities funded by the 1979 Utah Legislature. State spending plus local school taxes authorized for all activities fiscal year were during the 1979-8- 0 raised by 4.2. Total expenditures for education, on the other hand, were increased by more than State authorizations for education fiscal year will during the 1979-8- 0 amount to $707.7 million - $516.0 million for public education and $191.7 million for higher education. The report emphasizes that more than half of all state spending authorized for Utah next year will go for education. Local school taxes will be reduced this year as the basic local property tax levy required for participation in the d school program was lowered from 28 mills to 24 mills. Savings to the local taxpayer from this reduction will amount to an estimated -- FoundatiNational of Dimes is a A their own luck major source of funds for boy waiting in clinical genetic medicine. line at an ice cream The voluntary health (summer food, right?) organization supports 83 stand was being pestered genetic service units brother throughout the nation. by his Sum-m- Page Sevier School Budget To Raise $452,913 and Saiina Loses The Friday. 21, 1979, retire June February, 1950, to Mrs. Josephine Anderson, 94, in Saiina. Christensen, who began delivering mail in July, 1949, will Tuesday evening. This was a kind of a precelebration as Mrs. Crane will soon depart on an L.D.S. Mission to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Snow or not, wed best look for the summer beauty. Bovee says, The beauty seen is partly in him who sees it. er (13 piece set) Fork School February THE SUN, June 27, 1950 78 ChrisIN THE BEGINNING-Leona- rd tensen is pictured delivering mail in Genevieve Crowther took Mable Crane to the Utah Pageant of the Arts at the kisses, and ties; then money, worries, and a family; then trophies, GENERATOR Continued From page 1 --DESERET NEWS, Mondey, vanilla ran out, but without flinching, the older boy ordered two strawberry cones and Cor-bridg- Locals 14 38 or to make sure his flavor was vanilla. The supply of Lit Hustler See Them At Kay-Lo- u Chev.-Old- s. Connection Road SAUNA, UTAH Phone 529-745- 3 1-- 70 t |