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Show VOLUME 59 NUMBER 22 SALINA, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1981 Police Investigate Thefts, Forgery, Pond V andalism A burglary and forgery incident, motel TV thefts and vandalism at the new city pond were among the incidents handled during the past week by Salina Police officers. Shelley Hatch, Lezlie Flora, Darla Madsen, Kelly Whitlock. Second row, left, Tami Hales, Sandra Payne, Rhonda Owen, Crlsty Crane, Bonnie Bastian, Stacie, Hansen, DeAnn Shaw, Cozette Sorensen. Third row, Micki Robets, Lauralea Collins, Ellen Ottley, Susette Beach, Phyllis Black, Kim Glover, Black, Ed Peterson, Sid Anderson, Trent Hallows, Scott Gurney, Boyd Kennedy, Jason Stowe, Kirt Ewles. Fifth row. Sterling Anderson, Jeff Lund, Richard Pettit, Joey Heath, Dwayne Shaw, Joe Reynolds, Kendrick Harward, Bruce Crane. Not pictured: Ricky Heaps, Raymond Simpson, Curtis Whipple. Gyua A. Fogasi, 44, address was arrested on a fugitive warrant, Kiesel said. unknown, Kiesel said several jTV sets were taken from the Scenic Hills Motel April One hundred blank checks were reported stolen by Dalla Mickelsen, 199 North 100 East, FYiday. Also, a cancelled check was taken, apparently to copy Mickelsens signature, Salina Police Chief Gordon Kiesel said. 20. Three men were later apprehended in connection with the burglary. A vehicle tore up the bottom of the new city irrigation pond on the old highway up Salina Canyon May 20. The vehicle caused considerable damage, Kiesel said. Jerry Thomas, 19, who had rented a basement apartment at the Mickelsen home, Theodore Hawkins, 21, and Vincent Grant Smalley, 22, were picked up in Kingman, AZ. All three will be charged with burglary and forgery, second degree felonies, and illegal possession of wild game. The three men waived extradition and will be extradited this week, Kiesel said. Vandalism at the new city irrigation pond and a gas skip at Hollys Pantiy also were investigated by Salina City Police during the week. Police were unable to locate a suspect in the gas skip, Kiesel said. Weather Graduation Exercises Friday In New Gym Graduates exercises will be conducted at 8 p.m. FYiday in the new North Sevier High School gymnasium for the graduating class of 1981. Bullet Startles Saiina Woman Virginia Dickert was in her kitchen washing dishes May 23 when a bullet came flying through the window. Mrs. Dickert had just moved away from the window when she heard the shattering glass. Police investigating the incident found the shot came from a .22 calibre boy later was weapon. A found to have fired the weapon, Salina Police Chief Gordon Kiesel said. . The boy shot his fathers rifle out of the rear window of his home while his parents were gone. The bullet ricocheted and went through the window at the Dickert home, Kiesel added. The boy will be charged in juvenile court with illegally discharging a rifle within the city limits, he said. Kiesel said that many people dont seem to think kids play with guns. He recommends that parents lock up their weapons and store their ammunition in a safe place. Gun safety courses would also be helpful, he added. The program for the exercises will be as follows: Senior Class president Stacie Hansen will conduct, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, an invocation and theme song.' Kim Glover and Micki Roberts will speak. A musical interlude will follow.. Cheryl Lance, guest speaker, will then speak. The class will be presented to and accepted by the Sevier School District Board of Education, after which Dr. Kenneth Glover, school board prest-- . Tech to Grwdimte The largest graduating class in the history of the Sevier Valley Tech Area Vocational Center will receive diplomas and certificates at exercises scheduled for May 28th at 1 p.m. in the school student center. This years class diplomas and of 62 will receive receive 38 will proficiency certificates and represent all those completing courses since last May. Many are now employed at jobs for which they trained. Some students are now living out of die area and will not be able to participate in the exercises. The nursing class will be honored by a capping ceremony. They will be awarded their pins at a program in students during the exercises. Forty-tw- o building and yellow and brown station wagon filled with photographic equipment to the Salina auction to take pictures of men representative of the modern west Richard Avedon brought his large view camera (which takes pictures on an eight inch by ten inch negative), large sheet of white paper which he had taped to one of the walls of the auction will appear in the The pictures, accoording to Avedon, Amon-Cart- will date, 6.70. graduate in Rites August at the completion of their course. Representative Lorin N. Pace of Salt Lake City will be the guest speaker Rep. Pace, who practiced law in field in 1954 and 1955, served as Speaker of the House of Representatives; house minority leader; chairman of the Utah Legislative council, Public Education Finance Committee, Revenue and Taxation; state and federal affairs and budget audit committees. He served with the U. S. Foreign Service in Washington, D.C. and has been a practicing attorney in Salt Lake City since 1960. The short man with gray hair, glasses, cowboy hat and slight Eastern twang to his voice, is not your typical rancher. He wasnt at the Salina Auction Friday to purchase cattle either. er Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth, Tex. and will also be published in a book. Avedon, a well known portrait and fashion photographer, who has taken portraits of many famous people, has been in Salina for the past week mainly to take pictures of coal miners at the Southern Utah Fuel Company mine up Salina Canyon. Avedon decided to come to the Convulsion Mine after talking to a contact at another shooting assignment in Peonia, Colo. The contact told Avedon Youve got to see this mine. Its one of the most beautiful in the world. ft The seniors will then sing the school song, which will be followed by the benediction. TOO Fashion Photographer Visits Salina Area ti dent, will present the diplomas. Avedon works with two assistants, John Edelman and Will Hawe, who set up his equipment, and Laura Wilson, project coordinator. He selects the subjects for his por- traits and then either Wilson or Avedon will ask the subjects for permission to The following students will receive diplomas: Holly Anderson, Cathi Bailey, Lori Dawn Barney, Rolayne Barton, Dennis L. Baxter, Kendall G. Bertelson, Beth Beutler, Sheldon Don Brown, Mark A. (Continued on Page 7) Salina City To Develop New Park Salina is getting a new park, thanks to a grant from the federally funded Farmers Home Administration. Brooks H. Poulson of the Richfield FHA office, says FHA will provide 75 percent of the purchasing cost of 27.8 acres of land on which the city will develop the new park. The grant was made from Section 601 funds provided to energy impacted areas, he says. The acreage also will receive initial roadway and clearing improvements from the grant funds. The park is a significant development for area residents since it will be the first park large enough to provide He also uses all natural lighting. two d baseball diamonds as Other lights add an atmosphere of well as a number of picnic areas, artificiality, according to Edelmann, Poulson emphasized. and also sometimes people get awkHe says existing trees will be used ward when theres that much comto their best advantage for early motion around the camera, he added. Other western shooting assignments landscaping. for Avedon and his crew before coming The site of die park is between the to Salina include a bucking horse sale in old highway and the freeway access Miles City, Mont, and a beekeeper in south of town,close enough far many Sacramento, Calif. people to walk to activities planned he says. Edelman said that people chosen for there, FHA has previously assisted the city portraits almost become metaphors of the occupation or particular subject with culinary water and sewer Avedon is attempting to shoot. projects. take the photo. Hello Summer , Goodbye School Jeremy Vest, a kindergartener at Salina Elementary School, is excited because school is out and summer vacation is on its way. School let out May 29 for Salina students. Theyll be out until Aug. 26. Bond Bid Accepted to Finance Monroe School subA low bid of 10.24729-percen- t, mitted by a Denver firm, was accepted by Sevier School District for the purchase of $1,500,000 worth of bonds, to provide funds for construction of a new Monroe Middle School. per year from 1982 through 1986; $75,000 per year from 1967 through 1989; $100,000 per year from 1990 through 1992; $125,000 in 1993; $175,000 in 1994; $200,000 in 1995, and $225,000 in 1996. Kirchner, Moore and Co. submitted the low bid, which totals $1,565,275 in interest for the bonds. Low school Bids were opened during a special meeting of the school board Thursday pleted in time for the year. in Richfield. bid price for construction of the was $1,689,799, submitted by Thorup Brothers, Salt Lake City. It is anticipated the facility will be com1962-8- 3 school full-size- :i a warJt 1 As .JfSL Photographer Ricnard Avedon, right, prepares to take a picture of a cattle driver. Avedon, a well known fashion and portrait photographer, was in Salina this past week to take photos for an exhibition and book on western men. Five other bond firms bid for the bonds including the following: Crocker Bank, San Francisco, Calif., t; United $1,659,503 at California Bank, Los Angeles, The $1,607,775.75, at 10.52553-percen- t; Northern Trust Co., Chicago, 111., Richfield Coal and Oil Co., with a low bid of $41.40 per ton, was apparent low bidder to supply coal to Sevier School District for the 1981-8- 2 year. 10.8641-percen- $1,642,491.25, at 10.7528-percen-t. Also, Boettcher and Company, Denver, $1,618,700, at 10.59705 and Continental Il'inois, Chicago, $1,603,473.25, at 10.497370-percen- L The bond payments will be $50,000 The company bid the same per-to- n price for all four school group areas. The bid is to supply the schools with Browning Coal, according to Sam Ware, district business affairs director. Three other firms submitted bids. included D and D Trucking, Salina; Ivan Washburn, Monroe and Central Utah Coal Co., Salina. They |