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Show All The News From Redmond Thursday The Satina Sun February 19, 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jensen, Mrs. Vera Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Pickett and family, Gunnison, went to Salt Lake City Monday, Feb. 9, to keep a medical appointment for Marvin. They visited relatives. Dale and Dorothy Nielson were staying with his sister, Mrs. Geneva Branch in Salina for several days. Tuesday, Feb. 10, they visited Mr. The Satina Sun SECD 47I0M Saline Utah 4454 9 East Main Street Telephone The Sallna Sun (SECD 478080) Is published each Thursday for $8.00 per year In Utah and $10.00 per year out of Utah, by The Sallna Sun, 60 East Main Street, Sallna, Utah 84654. Second class postage paid at Sallna, Utah Send address changes to The Sallna Sun, P. O. 84654. POSTMASTER: Box C, Sallna, Utah 84654. Single Copy: 25c Mark G. Fuellenbach, Publisher Hal C. Edwards, Editor Judy Zumwalt, Associate Editor 60 Editorial 529-793- . . . Here Comes That School Tax Hike, Ready or Not With the approval Sevier School District Board of Education to call for bids this spring for construction of a new middle school in Monroe, it is apparent that the current school mill levy in Sevier County will go of the We wonder where Mr. Silver has been for the past 30 years. If he can find kids working on the farm, with the exception of a handful, and most of them members of farm families, working on the farm, wed like to see it. up. As voters will recall, the middle school was one of three projects outlined by the board back in 1979 when they asked for, and received, approval for bonding for The public was also told at that time that there would be no increase in taxes to pay for the projects. The other two included an addition and remodeling at Pahvant Elementary School in Richfield and construction of a new North Sevier High School in Salina. The two latter projects are underway and the Pahvant addition is nearly completed. $9.8-millio- If thats the best reason Mr. Silver and the board of education has for eliminating any serious thought about utilizing present buildings to a greater capacity and give the poor taxpayer a break, then were in serious trouble with our school leadership. Isnt it about time the school board, and architect took a serious look at their high-pai- d the facts of life in Sevier County? Isnt it about time they started to think about the taxpayer, the source of all monies which they spend without even trying anything new in the way of alternatives? We dont quarrel with the fact that schools are overcrowded. We dont argue that new buildings are needed. But in the face of todays shaky economy and the high cost of such buildings, along with the taxpayers already overburdened load, it seems that not only is a promise being broken which was made by the same board in 1979, but their minds are closed to any kind of an alternative which would give the taxpayer a break and still provide quality n. education. There must be another way to administer education in this school district without raising taxes every year. There are plenty of places where some of these cutbacks could be made, in the way of new cars for school officials every two or three years; more basics and less frills in the classrooms and above all, make do with what we already have... What it also means is that the board apparently has decided against any major alternatives for alleviating overcrowded conditions without spending more taxpayers money, especially at a time of recession and high inflation. But the highlight of the meeting had to be when Architect Roy Silver, a Wasatch Front resident, told the board that they were doing the right thing by approving a new building and that alternatives, such as double sessions and summer semesters would be all right for the Wasatch Front, but wouldnt work in a rural area such as this because kids are need Before that tax raise is made, and it surely is going to come, we again plead, with our school board to consider other ways ot building usage, rather than raise taxes again. There are dozens of alternatives, such as realigning attendance areas to fill schools with lower attendance. But of course, that might be too radical to accept. But to go ahead with the reason that the kids have to work on the farm in the summer? That has to be the ultimate in straw grasping. . Chili is on the coming weeks menu for Salina Senior Citizens. Monday-Hambur- Friday-Stuff- ed diced beets, franks, fruit cup, bread-butte- r, cookie, ger stroganoff green beans, mandarin oranges & grapefruit sections, A rabies clinic will be juice. held Friday, Feb. 20, from 3 - 6 p.m. at the Redmond Town Hall. Rabies vaccinations, milk-juic-e. given by Dr. Thomas E. Anderson, will be available for $5. Other vaccinations also will be THANK YOU NOTE bread-butte- r, milk-juic- e. wal-do- Tuesday-Chi- li, rf salad, cheese stick, cinnamon roll, milk-juic- bread-butte- r, e. W ednesday-Tuik- ey broccoli casserole, lime cake, jello bread-butte- r, milk-juic-e. chops, gravy, sweet rosy apple- - Thureday-Po- rk & dressing potatoes, sauce, We want to thank everyone for all their kindnesses during the death of our mother and grandmother; for all the help offered, the floral offerings and cards, and thanks to all those who took part in the program and those who traveled here for the services. available at reduced prices. Dog licenses will be sold at $5 for males and spayed females and $20 for unspayed females, licenses must be purchased by March 1 or the owner will be subjected to a (5 penalty. licenses must be visible on dogs. Dogs must be tied up at night. Ruby Casto Family ooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooo oooowoooo milk-oooo- - OPEN HOUSE r, oo oo OOOOI Saturday, Feb. 21 10:00 a.m.-3:0- 0 Materials 60 Print Training Pants Juvenile Knit Ribbing 108 Tricot Brushed Nylon & Remnants irt 2.98 9 SO H- - 1.49 2.98 Checks Plaids Cloth Lots News Of Record Four babies were bom at Gunnison Valley Hospital last week to the following families: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jones, Manti, boy, 8 lbs. 3 oz., Feb. 8, 1981. Mr. and Mrs. David Christensen, Centerfield, girl, 8 lbs. 2 oz., Feb. 11, 1981. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Markus, Fayette, boy, 6 lbs. 10 oz., Feb. 12, 1981. Mr. and Mra. Larry Jensen, Gunnison, girl, 5 lbs. 12 oz., Feb. 12, 1981. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kasiske, Annabella, boy, Feb. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Richdrd Jones, Sevier, girl, Feb. 14. the wedding. Philo and Velma visited their children, Ronald and Marjorie Rasmussen and family in West Valley City and LaVon Just Stuff s, by Jan Have you down itairs? Mickelsen, aunti and ever fallen Last week 1 had the wonderful experience of falling on my keester by way of some cement steps. Anyway, I was home from walking school minding my own business, when I decided to take a short cut past the Spectrum which is Logans answer to the Salt Palace. I started down a flight of steps and hit a patch of ice on one of .the stairs and down I went. It wouldnt have been so bad if Id just slipped a little bit, or just bounced down one or two steps, but I did it in style, riding 15 or 20 steps deer to the bottom. My backpack flew open and my books were scattered everywhere. My pants were covered with dirt, but the only thing I could tell that was hurt was my pride and it really took a beating. The first thing I did was lode around to see if anyone had been watching. Luckily, I had gone unobserved. So I picked myself up, gathered up my books and went home expecting some' sym- pathy from my roommates. When I got home, no one was there, so, no sympathy. I went in to check my Japan battered and bruised bod, but all I could see was a shiner under my right eye. It looked Uke Id really been in a fight I know it didnt go black and blue, but it sure hurt the next couple of days. Theme As for my roommates, they tried to act sym- Mr. and Mrs. Tristan DeMille, Richfield, boy, Feb. 16. 6 Of Meet to stifle pathetic, snickers. And as for me, I decided to get upstairs to save face. uncles and cousins, Kim and Karlene Rasmussen and family, Salt Lake City; Mike and Leila Newby and family, Monroe; Mn. Ride (Barbara) Mickelsen and daughter, Mrs. Bruce (Shirece) Hone and children. Gordon and Jerald ine Hobbs of Norwalk, Calif, were visiting her mother, Mra. Nora Hansen, from Thursday to Monday. They were helping her with household jobs. The weekend of Feb. Nora had her daughter, Mrs. Ivan (Olive) Watts and her daughter, Mra. Thrella Prabhakar, and a granddaughter, Kimberiie Watts, Threl-la- s husband, Goni Prabhakar, graduated in January from the University of Utah with a degree in engineering. They will be moving to New Orleans, where he has a job. . Japan was the subject of the program presented Mayfield, and Valerie Feb. 11 to members of die Lee Forsythe, 21, Sigurd. GAFIA Club, who met in BIRTHS the home economics Sevier Valley Hospital of North Sevier roan Mr. and Mrs. Dell High School. Jolley, Annabella, girl, Feb. 12. Sue Dailey and Cindy Mr. and Mrs. Terry Madsen were hostesses Whitbeck, Elsinore, Feb. for the evening. Mrs. 12. I IF YOU BUY BEFORE APRIL 1 oooo o ooooooooo o Redmond, Uts h Tiki ooo - oooooooooooooooo 529-706- 3 ooo ooo oo Editors reserve the right to reject photos depend- ing on the quality of the . print for reproduction-of There is a charge 2, payable at the time the photo is submitted. 20-2- 1 27-2- 8 ;OOAjL .MINERS DAUGHTER 'w Sissey Spacek ,s3 It's more than a love story It's more than a It's an American story I) success story '( Loretta Lynn Story Rated (PG) - Ti- HUISH SHOWTIME: 8:00 p.m. ONE SHOW PER NIGHT aooooooo ooooo oooooou February 18-2- 1 WALT DISNEY'S SONG OF THE SOUTH Ludle Watson and Ruth Warrick Hattie McDaniel, James Baskett, Luana Patten, Bobby Driscoll Rated (G) 000 000000 February 22-2- 4 MY BODYGUARD Chris Makepeace, Ruth Gordon Matt Dillon, John Houseman 'Rocky', 'Breaking Away and more. It's "It's brilliant!" 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And my baakst It lull si uiatul - The Safina Sun will publish yonr babys George Burns Rated (PG) , appertunma. - rs OH, GOD, PART II Just moved in? Yd- - of Remnants Aaron. Grandparents are Mr. and Mn. Alva Sorensen, Safina, and Mr. and Mn. Ron Dahle, Midvale. are Mrs. Edna Sorensen, Sterling, and Mn. Ethel Sorensen, Salt Lake City. has a brother, February mothy her. Tina bom, a former Redmond resident and her partner as missionaries for Jehovahs WiMrs. Henry tnesses, (Marie) Mayer of Richfield, were working in Redmond Wednesday. Mrs. bom was married five years ago to Neal Beck, and they live in Richfield. Mrs. Mayer is the mother of Joe L Mayer, who lives here with his family. Denzil and Marian Anderson had a baby boy Tuesday, Feb. 10, 1981, weighing 7 lbs. 15 oz. in Salt Lake City. He has a sister, Angela, 2. Grandparents are Miles and Donna Anderson, Redmond, and Mra. Neal (Tina) Beck, Richfield; Happy first birthday anniversary to Jeremy Taft Sorensen, who will celebrate it Feb-- 25, 1981. He b the son of Clair and RoAnne Sorensen of West Jordan. He PAMELA Maurice Watts, Murray, and JEREMY SORENSEN Banett. Recently, Noras grandsons, g Boss-hard- 6-- 8, Han't warry tnd wonder about learning yaur way round town. Or what to too and d. Or arbom In nk. As WELCOME WAGON Napratantattva. I I itanpSfy ymK totting i anted. Htlp you begin to enjoy your now town. . . good shogpini. local ittractloM. MANY MORE ITEMS Mor-vin- and Olga Larsen and Newel and Aleen Olsen, Redmond. Roxanne Johnson was hostess to her club Thursday evening. Prizes in a card game went to Gayla Farrington and Tammy Johnson. Adolph and Luetta Harrison, Magna, visited Friday and Saturday with Dean and Valda Hales, t, LaMar and Sonoma Milo and June Bosshardt, and Mrs. Vera Peterson. They are on a Mexican Piggy Back Tour and will be gone until April 5. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Littlewood, Kearns, visited Saturday and Sunday with his grandparents, Dean and Valda Hales. Larry is the son of Bruce and LaRene Littlewood of Salt Lake City. 1 Vernon and Madge Peterson, Clearfield, visited over the long weekend with hii mother, Mn. Vera Peterson, and her sister, Merrill and Faye Hampton. b Relief Society conference, testimonies were given by Phyllis Jensen, JoeAnn Heath, Bishop Bosshardt, and Stanley MARRIAGE LICENSES Mark Erwin Moore, 26, during Honey, Annabella, girl, Japan. Feb. 13. VELOUR Dark Pastel Yd. enrou te home to Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mn. FhDt Rasmussen were in Salt Lake City Feb. 6 for the wedding of a nephew, Keith Jensen, and Shelley Ovenon in the Salt Lake Temple, and also the reception in the Crescent 4th Ward in Salt Lake City. Keith is the son of Ross and Naomi Williams and the late Normon Jensen. Mr. and Mn. Williams are on a mission in Tallmage, Ohio, so were unable to Henry and Beatrice Garrison, Loomis, Calif., and Mra. Elodie Allred, Centerfield. David and Shlrlene Christensen, Centerfield, had a baby girl, 8 lbs., Feb. 11, 1981, in the Gunnison Valley Hos-pita- L She has a sister, Rhonda, 10. Grandparents are Elwood and Stella Larsen, Redmond, and Arden and Afton Christensen, Centerfield; Dailey demonstrated Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Japanese cooking, using Chappell, Lyman, girl, a wok, and Clare Macfeen Feb. 12. showed , slides taken Mr. and Mrs. Brian his LDS mission in Remnants 1.00 LEVI DENIM 2.98-3.9- 8 p.m. Trims the winter and were non-hesitant- ly But it seems that the inevitable is about to happen, and despite the promises of the board that taxes would not increase if the public went along with their request, this is not to be. While the board of education has been wishy-wash- y about the entire thing, the statement was made at last weeks board meeting that the mill levy increase plans would unofficially go forward. We would like to ask how a mill levy increase can do anything unofficially. It either goes or it doesnt. And with the boards decision to call bids for the new school which they claim they cant build without a and which mill levy increase to pay for it have the we a is claim already necessity, they official or not. answer Chili I, On Menu Hales. They had been in Mesa, Ariz. for wood attend ed on the farm in the summer. and Becky Rassmussen and family in Midvale. When they came home Monday, they brought their grandson, Mike Despain, home from the L.D.S. Hospital, where he had been following his accident at the ba Nielson farm in Centerfield. He had a bad break in his left arm. It was dislocated and had a compound fracture when the manure loader caught his dothes and tore them off. Fortunately, the reports that he had lost both an arm and leg were untrue. We wish him well on his recovery. He lives with his sister, Nalin Elliott and her ' children in Gunnison. ' Mar Mickelsen observed his 87th birthday Feb. 14, Valentines Day. It was celebrated Sunday with a dinner with his wife, Leona, as hostess. Joining them were Jay and Ella Lee Lund and Maid and Craig and Debbie Lund and family. Brady Lund had a birthday party. He was two years old Feb. 12, and helping him celebrate were his parents, Craig and Debbie Lund; grandparents, Jay and Ella Lee Lund and Ver-doand Lorena Hone, Centerfield; Mar and Leona and Mn. Evan Mickelsen and Mr. and Mn. Har- PnCCIGiOM CUT lK.Or.TE3 MAIN OFFICE: 58 SOUTH MAIN RICHFIELD, UTAH 8888258 Le SORENSEN, MGR. LYNN ABRAHAM 8885211 8988155 t |