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Show The Sallna Sun 2 (Continued from Page The Salma Sun Er Editorial 1) and have all city projects completed as scheduled. SECD 478080 Main Street Salina, Utah 84454 Telephone The S. 'a Sun (SECD 478080) is published each Thursday tor 58.00 per ir- Utah and siO 00 year per year out ot Utah, by The Sallna Sun, 60 East Main Street, Salina, Utah 846S4. Second class postage paid at Sallna, Utah 84654. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Salina Sun, P. O. Box C, Salina, Utah 84654. Single Copy: 25c Mark G Fuellenbach, Publisher John C. Speer, Editor Teresa Thompson, Office Manager Vicki Nielsen, Advertising Manager 73 ethics he could not serve the federal government. of the code of in elected office while working for ? Council candidate John W. Learning says after more than 35 years of being prohibited from running for public office, hed like to take his turn now. Learning was a Salina postal employee from 1946 to 1980. Because Learning says he loves Salina and wants to do his part in helping the city grow in a meaningful way. Halloween usually is a happy time for youngsters who love sacks. It can also be a time of spooky stories and candy-fille- d to children when fail observe tragedy proper safety precautions. With the help of the Utah Safety Council, The News offers the following tips to kids to keep them from harm this Saturday evening: 1. Wear a costume that is light in color. Decorate it with reflective tape of flourescent paint so drivers can see you easily. 2. Paint your own Halloween mask with makeup. Or, if you have to wear a mask, make the big enough you can see to the sides. 3. Carry a flashlight to be really safe never a candle. 4. Young children, be sure you trick or treat with an adult; older kids, make sure you are in a group. 5. Ask your parents how far to go from the house and at what time to be back. 6. DO NOT go inside strange houses or apartments. 7. Let your parents check your treats BEFORE you eat any. 8. Call on one side of the street, then the other. Dont cross-cros- s the street. 9. Be sure you look in all directions before you cross the street and cross only at corners; never from between parked cars and NEVER in the middle of the street. 10. Watch and obey all traffic lights. Walk, never run, across the street. Use sidewalks ; do not walk in the street. Wait on the curb, not in the street, until the street is clear to cross. Adults can help keep kids safe by driving extra carefully and courteously during trick or treating hours and by keeping their porch lights on while kids are in the neighborhood. We encourage all residents to get in the spirit of Halloween and to be hospitable and friendly to the little visitors who yell Trick or Treat at your door this Saturday. eye-openin- The NSHS girls volleyball team is undefeated in regular play this year. The team, coached by Marie Bone, ended the league play with 11 wins and no losses. Last Wednesday night at the league playoffs, the W olf women beat and Piute 15-- 3 and 15-defeated Beaver 15-- 2 and 15-Top scorers in the Piute game were Leisa Curtis, 11 points, and Jodi Johnson, 7 points. Top NSHS scorers in the Beaver contest were Allison Steiger, 7 points, and Anna Turner, 7 points. "The varsity girls have done super, lauded Coach Bone. "They have more talent and depth than any school in Utah. She says although the team hasnt had much competition in league play, region and state games will be challenging. I feel confident they can take both region and state. They are super talented girls," she interjected. "We only have one senior; well be strong for years to come. Coach Bone talked about some of her players: "Anna Turner is our only senior. She has played four years and has Get Out and Vote! 100-perce- nt Wolves Lose Quarterfinal Bid The Beaver Beavers dashed all hopes that North Sevier had for a quarter final bid by handing the Wolves a 33-loss. The margin of victory was not an indicator of the closeness of the game as the Wolves had two T.D.s called back. The Wolves once again were attacked through the air as the Beavers rolled up 174 yards by passing, but were shut down on the ground for 98 yards. They totalled 272 yards. The W olves lone score was an excellent second quarter punt return by Glen Bills for 82 yards. North Sevier managed 86 yards by the air waves and 152 yards on the ground for 238 total yards. This ends the Wolves season, which has had its ups and downs. Coach Glen Partridge would like to thank all those who contributed their support and es- pecially the drill team, cheerleader, the NSHS band and their leader, Lynn Paulson, and all the plus faculty that helped the parents. Coach "Partridge singled out the efforts of Bruce Hoggard and KeI vin Eppich, saying: couldnt have even got started without them. Coach Hoggard was the - varsity assistant, and Coach Eppich handled the J.V. program. We live in a deciding world! By the time a person is off to school, off to work, or off to wherever it is theyre off to, they have made a minimum of 25 decisions. Elder Kelly R Bum- These decisions are made gardner will enter the most everyday of the LDS Missionary Training week, every week of the Center in Provo Nov. 5 to year. prepare for a two-yeTake an average mission to Montevideo, coed: First, she college are His parents Uruguay. decide if shes has to' Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. going to crawl out of bed Richfield. of Bumgardner when the alarm clock Grandparents are Mr. or if shes going to and Mrs. J.W. Bumgard- rings, off and go back to turn it ner, Salina. (The bed usually sleep. Elder Bumgardner is a there hapunless wins, of Rich1980 graduate to test that day) a be field High School, where pens he was active in sports, Once up, she must lettering in football. He decide if shes going to also was a member of shower or take a bath; Sound Celebration. He is wash her hair or wear it an LDS seminary gra- dirty; ribbons or bows? duate. combs or baretts? In a At Snow College, he bun or straight? was a member of the LDS Then, what should she Singers with the IDS wear? Dress or pants? If Institute. Kelly R. Bumgardner Called to Uruguay done an excellent job of seting those four years. Shes one of our captains this year. Shes a good setter and hitter. Leisa Curtis is a junior. She is our other starting setter. Shes a fireball with lots of talent and enthusiasm. Good server and setter. Allison Steiger is a junior. Shes our top front row player and hitter. During the Piute game, she hit 4 beautiful oversets from the other team to really help the team. Good hitter and blocker. "Jodi Johnson is a junior. Jodi is our top server. In almost every game, she has scored at least 5 points and sometimes as many as 15. Jodi is a real hustler. Good back row player. "Neresa Nielsen is a junior. Neresa is one of most coachable girls ever seen. To Vote Tuesday The LDS Church is even sponsoring a dinner to get people to the polls in the North Sevier communities. And were doing our small part by encouraging people through this editorial. Why do newspapers continue to run editorials explaining to the public that it is their duty to vote, and that the candidates they choose, especially in city and town elections will probably have more direct impact on their lives than anyone else they vote for? We do it because we think its important. And we do it because unfortunately, there is still a large segment of persons of voting age who do not go to the polls. It seems almost incredible that with freedom so rare in so much of the world, that there are still voters who dont cast ballots, simply because they are apathetic! The reasons, of course, vary. This can be everything from not being registered (another indication of apathy), not interested, dont care, theyre all crooks anyway, to I dont know any of the candidates, I dont know where to vote, or what difference does my vote make? If these people would only realize that if enough people dont vote, the candidates whom they may not have particularly' chosen, will probably win, simply because there were enough people who did vote, and elected them. It means that these people are letting someone else decide for them who will run the cities and towns. But perhaps the saddest and most significant thing is that these people dont have enough interest, initiative or downright American spirit of freedom to get off their duff and find out who is running, and then cast their ballot. There isnt any candidate running who is the choice of of the citizens. But at least voters can decide which of the bunch they like the best, even if they dont like any of them. It isnt likely that chastisement, such as this editorial is attempting, will make too much difference in increasing the number of voters at the polls. But we arent going to give up in trying to encourage citizens to vote. Being able to go to the polls and take a ballot inside a voting with choices for every office isnt possible in alone booth And as long as people continue to fail to vote, the nation. every freedom in this country continues to have just a little more threat. It only takes a few minutes. Vote on Nov. 3. It isnt just your its your duty as a free American citizen. privilege by Jan Then comes make up! Is she even going to wear any? If not, great; if so, what color eye shadow? What shade of lipstick? What fragrance of perfume? Which toothpaste? After shes dressed and put on her face, does she want breakfast? or is today the day the diet starts? If shes eating, what should she have? Bacon and eggs? A slice of toast? Orange juice or a cup of tea? If she has tea, does she use sugar or artificial sweetener, or just take it black? Now its off to class . . . but first, which books should she take? All of them? none of them? a few of them? Is she coming home after school, or going to the library to study? Is it cold outside? Should she wear a jacket? a coat? a sweater? put on a blazer? Change into warmer clothes? Finally, after 90 million decisions, some taking a split second to decide, others taking an eternity, shes on her way to class where shell be bombarded by another million questions! our best hitters and blockers. Shes one of the Dont Neglect Duty SUFCo and Salina Elementary School said it best: Just Stuff J. Ross Marshall, former principal at North Sevier High School, says he would do his best as city councilman. Volleyball Team Unbeaten This Year . . . Teach Kids Safety For Halloween Night 6 she wears a dress, does she need to shave? If she wears pants, should she wear levis or dress pants? What shirt? A blouse? A sweater? A tee shirt? What a dilemma. . Candidates Thursday October 29, 1981 Adley Peterson, Redmond, turned up these turnips in his garden this week. The vegetable to the left measures 21 inches around. Peterson says he has grown lots of turnips but these are the big- gest Ive ever raised. Ive "Jill Reynolds is a junior. Jill is good hitter and blocker. Shes improved greatly despite knee problems. Wendy Fordham is a junior. Wendy is a front row player. Shes the quiet inspiration of the team. Shes always positive and a real fighter. Shes been hampered by knee problems also. Lori Simpson is a junior. Lori plays both varsity and J.V. Shes a super hitter. She adds a lot of depth to the team. "Lisa Shaheen is a sophomore. Lisa is our back-u- p setter. She is one of the most improved players on the team. She also adds to our team depth. Happy first birthday to Jim Maurice Rasmussen, son of Brad and Kathy Rasmussen, Salina. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rasmussen, Salina, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kjar, Manti. Team Ends Season 1 Also This offer is for 12 machines only and begins Monday, November 2nd at 8:00 AM on a first come basis. When you agree to purchase one of these JCB wheel-loadbackhoes from our Rental Fleet well give you a 15 month contract at $900 per month, interest free, with three payment-fre- e months. Thats 12 payments for 15 months of use going directly to the principal price of your machine. At the end of your 15 month months Free On your 15 month lease-purcha- se er plan 5-- The North Sevier High School girls volleyball team had an excellent year, according to Coach Marie Bone. At the end of the season, their record was five wins and one loss. 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