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Show SALINA, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, VOLUME 60, NUMBER 24 1982 School Board Approves $10.3 Million Budget With no one except a press representative present at its Thursday meeting, Sevier School District board adopted a 1982-8- 3 fiscal year budget in which they (dan to expend $10,333,886. Total budgeted revenues from all sources are $10,510,542. The board also adopted a total mill levy of 41.10 of which 23.25 of that figure is set by the legislature Total revenues from maintenance and operation funds amount to $8,248,785, with total expenditures anticipated at $8,072,129. In addition, be expended for instruction alone.Total expenditures for support services will also be $2,955,777. $5,116,352 will The board also approved revisions of the 1982 budget. In other business, the hiring of new was approved. personnel for 1982-8- 3 They include Raymond Gless at North Sevier High School, replacing Dennis Crane; Joann Redd, replacing Mary Lou Hansen at South Sevier High School; Gerald DeMille replacing Robert Johnson at North Sevier High School; Jerry Estep at Richfield High School replacing Warren Hatch and Elaine Gurr as an Aurora bus driver replacing Allen Gurr. The board also amroved an August principals workshop. topic will look at the of school classroom climates in the district and in the country. Superintendent Richard Bell said when you dont have good learning taking place, then I think you have lost something. A primary deterioration middle school pupils. In addition, graduation requirements for grades need to be decided on. Another topic will deal with kids out of class and in the hallways. Other topics include students attitude toward learning; teachers growing to accept less from students and interruptions from television; how principals can handle certain e situations; principals sharing things that have worked well in their schools and report cards for two-thre- 9-- In other business, the board looked at the possibility of requiring teachers to put in one work day after school ends in May and requiring teachers to attend one day prior to school opening in the fall. The board also approved shop equipment be ordered and installed in arts shop and the industrial mechanic shops at North agricultural Sevier High School. City OKs Budget The Salina City Council unanimously passed the proposed $368,583.80 budget for the coming fiscal year, but not without questions and advice from concerned citizens at the Thursday evening budget hearing. Wayne Argo the council including one asked several questions, regarding what the city plans to do about the increasing dog problem in the city. He said he saw 17 dogs congregated near his home one morning last week. Former mayor Leon Newton wanted each city council member to vocally pledge that he would not spend more money in his department than the budget has outlined. One councilman said that by voting for the proposed budget, that is what he is in essence pledging Fatal Accident Investigated At Centerfield CENTERFIELD The Sanpete County Sheriffs Dept, was called to investigate a possible fatal accident at the Keith Sorensen Dairy in Centerfield just before noon Wednesday. - The End Emery Emt Glenys Sitterud points to steering column in the wreckage of a Coors that claimed two According to sketchy reports, of the Line lives last week. The accident occurred on miles into Emery County. just the accident occurred about 11 a.m. when a man, whose identity had not been released by officials, was crushed as he two was working beneath a dump truck. Two Killed When Coors Truck Rolls and Burns SALINA The State Medical Examiners Office is attempting to make positive identification on two truck drivers killed early Friday morning when their rig went out of control, exploded and burned 38 miles east of Salina on Interstate-70- . Utah Highway Patrol Trooper Jeff Horrocks, who is leading the investigation, said Coors Transportation, Golden, Colo., owner of the rig, stated the two men believed to have been inside the unit were Steve Emerick, 29, Aurora, Colo., and Marvin Medows, 50, Lyons, Colo. Horrocks said both bodies were burned beyond recognition and it has not yet been determined which was the driver. He said positive identification is being sought through dental records of the two men. The accident happened on a downgrade and the eastbound truck went off the right side of the road, then rolled and came to rest above the roadway near a cut in the terrain. It then apparently burst into flames, the trooper said. The UHP was not notified until about 6: 15 a.m., but Horrocks said the time of the accident was placed at about 4:45 p m. from a log book in a second Coors truck which was about 45 minutes behind the first unit. This weeks news tip winner Henry Squires, Salina, who informed The Sun about four dogs being poisoned in the southeast area of is town. Bob R KANSAS CITY, MO. Bagley, Aurora, will compete for the 1982 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship title June 18 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. He is sponsored by Producers Livestock Marketing Association, Salina. The 19th annual championship will begin with preliminaries at 9 a.m. and finals at 3:30 p.m. at the Pool For his telling The Sun about a newsworthy, though highly unfortunate occurrence, Mr. Squires has won two free dinners at Shaheens Best Western Restaurant, or $15 in cash Stockyards and will feature many of North America's top livestock auctioneers. Contestants will merchandize cattle consigned to the Showcase Cattle Sale, arranged especially for the competition. The championship is sponsored and conducted by livestock Marketing Association, Kansas City, to focus attention on the role of the professional auctioneer in the livestock marketing the world champion, a reserve world champion and a runner-u- p world champion also will be selected by a panel of livestock marketing businessmen In addition to The winners will be announced that evening at the Old West party, a dinner dance beginning at 7 pm at the Centre just outside of Regina Ipsco-Turve- y The three winners will receive handmade American black walnut trophies The world champion will be awarded the championship nng valued at over $1,000 and, for the first time, a $1,000 bill as a cash pne The 12 remaining finalists will each receive a special recognition award The contest is free to the public h vestigate. As of Sun press time, the name of the still had not been released, pending notification of relatives. victim Elementary Shows Gains And Losses Poison Tip Wins Award Aurora Man to Vie Meet In World Rodeo - The Utah Highway Patrol said Sanpete County Sheriff Kennard Anderson was called to the scene to in- If you have a tip you believe is newsworthy, call The Sun at or the editor at his home, 529-783- 529-346- Salina Elementary School enrollment this year between a beginning enrollment of 576, a high during this 1981-8- 2 school year of 596, and the ending enrollment of 565, Principal Mike Robinson reported. Micki Roberts fluctuated The principal said 45 students moved into the area dunng the year and 56 moved out. Current kindergarten registration is 123. This is the largest number ever registered for kindergarten, he comThis will require an mented. additional session for grouping next year. Micki Roberts Competing In Miss Utah Miss Micki Roberts is representing North Sevier in the Miss Utah Scholarship Pageant this week at Mountain View High School in Orem. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs McKay Roberts, Salina, and the late Joyce Roberts She will compete with 60 other girls personal interviews, swimsuit, evening gown, and talent competition. in Pageant W Preliminary competitions began ednesday and will continue through Friday, June 18, with the actual pageant being held Saturday at 8 p.m. The contestants also will participate in the Orem Summer Fest parade Saturday morning. The public is invited to attend the pageant Court Selected for Salina Rodeo Susan Throckmorton, Genola, was selected as PRCA Rodeo Queen in the annual competition last Saturday, June 12 First Attendant is Karen Bishop, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken Bishop, Delta. She received a $15 gift certificate from the Branding Iron from Silly Restaurant, a fashion rt She will reign at the Salina July 3 and 5 Rodeo The competition began with a luncheon and fashion show, followed by personal interviews This portion of the competition was held at the Branding Inin Restaurant. The contest then moved to the rodeo grounds for the horsemanship portion Miss Throckmorton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arden Throckmorton She received $100 from the Salina Riding Club, $25 gift certificate from Bums Saddlery, $20 gift certificate from Paulettes Smart Shop Spruce, and $5 gift certificate Paulette's Smart Shop Second attendant is Brenda daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Salina. She received a one-year from Crane, Crane, video membership from Ive Found the Sound, a bag of horse feed from Salina Feed & Supply, $5 gift certificate from Paulettes Smart Shop. Each of the royalty received a $3 gift certificate from Ricks Drive In Pete Was Our Mystery Man Pete Owen, Redmond, was this Lori Dumas and five others submitted correct guesses and the clues. weeks mystery person. Because Miss Dumas name was drawn out of our magic hat, she will be treated to a free dinner at Shaheen's Best Western Retaurant. Besides reigning over the July 3 and rodeos, they also will appear in local parades This year, the rodeo is produced by Stephens Brothers of Middleton, Ida. 5 The Salina Riding Club would like to thank the above merchants for their support and donations, and also the judges, Mr and Mrs Harold Jones, Nephi, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk, Goshen; Sondi Warwood, Santaquin; Kelly Boswell. Nephi, and Jean Bastian, contest chairman i |
