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Show SALINA, UTAH, THURSDAY, MAY 26,1983 VOLUME 61, NUMBER 21 PRICE 25c 51 Seniors to Receive Graduation Diplomas The North Sevier High School commencement exercises will. be. held at 8. p.m. Thursday, May 26. LaMonte J. Dansie, principal of North Sevier Middle School, will be the speaker. Lynne Edwards, senior class president, will welcome friends and families of the graduates. North Seviers 1983 graduates include Michelle Anderson, Deran Bosshardt, Sherri Lynne Chartier, Irene Chivers, Diana L. Christensen, Karen Elizabeth Colby, Brenda Marie Crane, Kevin Alma Crane, Denette Curtis, and Leisa Curtis. Music will be provided by the girls singing group, Crimson Lace, and salutatorian Neresa Nielsen and valedictorian Jeri Marshall will speak. Principal Tim Smith will present the graduates, and Dr. Kenneth Glover will award the diplomas. The 1982-8- 3 Sterling Scholarship nomiand runnersup will be winners nees, honored. Also, Melanie Curtis, Joseph Sonya Durfey, Lynne Ann Edwards, Nancy Marilyn Ervine, Frank Freeman, Collin J. Hales, Vicky Ann Hales, Jody Kay Ingles, Keni Jackman, Lori J. Coates, Brenda Jensen, Glen Lee Jensen, Shawn R. Jensen, Jodi Johnson, Leslie Ann Johnson, Marion Randolph Jones, and Kimball Julia Malley. De-Bia- Also, Jeri Sue Marshall, Lee Joseph Mayer, Ruth Ellen Miller, Neresa Nielsen, Ladd C. Peery, Lori Jean Peterssen, Brian Quamberg, Rachelle Rasmussen, Jill Lynn Reynolds, Jeffrey Craig Rodeman, Kimberly Ann Shadduck, Brent Roger Shaw, Lori Simpson, Allison Marie Steiger, Waydann Stowe, and Paige Stubbs. Also, Alan Owen Taylor, Trent B. Taylor, Troy L Taylor, Timothy Ben Tsosie, Steven Gary Westbrook, Stad Willden, and Charles Allen Wilson. What to Do With an Old Church? The Gerald DeMille family, whose living quarters entrance is to the right of the van in the lower left An Academics Banquet was held Tuesday evening to honor the outstanding scholars at North Sevier High School. Satina Family Turning Old Church Into Summer School Prindpal Timothy Smith gave Academic Letters signifying excellence in school work to the following people: Seniors Sherri Chartier, Diana Christensen, Collin Hales, Glen Jensen, Leslie Johnson, Jeri Marshall, and Neresa Nielsen; Juniors Suzette Gumey, Debbie Hales, Laurie Jensen, Kelly Nielsen, Sherri Saunders, Lisa Shaheen, Eugene Weaver, Karla Glover, and Scott Wilkins; Sophomores Colette And- -' erson, Trade Bennett, Cami Hatch, Georgia Johnson, and Debra Reynolds; Freshmen Kathy Glover, Lisa Gumey, Ann Jensen, Jerry Johnson, Katie Johnson, Sandi Reynolds, Kelly Shaheen, Timothy A. Smith, Allyson Sorenson, Anna Taylor, and Joetta Tucker. If anyone has been wondering what the Gerald DeMille family has been doing or plans to do with the old First Ward building they purchased, wonder no more. For a year now, Gerald and Denise and their five children have lived in the north end of the building. The old baptismal font is used for bathing and other activities. The DeMilles say the living is quite comfortable but Denise added that the rest of the building is not getting used like she would like. She said that she would like to , 'see the budding used for the good of the community. She offered it to the school district to help alleviate some of the over crowding. She was going to charge the district only for electricity and other utility costs. Nostalgia Day Set In Redmond - Now Denise and other community residents have found what they believe is a near perfect use of the major part of the building: Summer Fun Programs! The Redmond Homecoming will be Saturday June 11. We have planned the Summer Fun Program to invite as many Homecoming planners say there will be plenty for all ages to do, with some things costing money and other things free. Outstanding Athlete Bruce Briggs walked away with the big award a week ago Tuesday when the American Legion Declared him the Outstanding North Sevier High School Bruce also Athlete for 1982-8was named Most Valuable Wrestler at the banquet which was held at the NSHS cafeteria and auditorium. 3. Volunteers Prepare Satina for Holidays Scouts, residents and city workers of Salina have been trying to make the area look nicer for the Memorial Day travelers and visitors this weekend. Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts have been picking up debris along the routes to and from Salina. For example, the Salina Second Ward Cub Scouts, led by Ann Burr, picked up trash starting at the Shah-een- s, Interchange to the city limits. Safari and Premium Oil treated the boys to ice cream and pop for their efforts. children as possible this summer to fun and worthwhile activities, Mrs. DeMille said. We have a varied program with something for all ages. Among the activities planned are games and sports, including softball, bingo, tug of war, and BB gun shoot. Refreshments will indude She said parents can contact her or the individual teachers to enroll their children. She said she needs the information about who is enroll- goodies, a bake sale and concessions. ing as soon as possible. The following activities or classes will be offered: There will be a horseshoe tournament, quilts for sale and for and a dance raffling, a bar-b-qwith music provided by the Durfee Orchestra. Summer Fun Preschool: A four week course taught by Denise and Jane McKinlay. Cost is $15 for four weeks. The dates are June 22 through July 13 from 2 a.m. for three year olds and 3 p.m. for four year olds. After a brief break, the The proceeds for this Homecoming Gala will be used toward the new Redmond Park improvements. 10-1- classes start again from July 17. ly Roller skating classes will taught by Diane Wilson. Classes beginners as well as classes technique and dancing. Sessions from June 6; July 17. Cost is $15 per session. be for on are Matthew Burr Gymnastics will also be taught by Dianne to 4 and 5 year olds and 25 at $10 older from June or $12 a month. Denise DeMille and Chris Gless will teach group and individual vocal instruction to boys and girls at $15 for eight weeks of group lessons or $3 per private lesson. Dates are 9. June Diane Speer will conduct a child- rens theatre workshop for ages 5 and up from July 18 through August 17. Cost is $10 for the five weeks. J. v; .V Carol Hyatt will teach dancing classes in tap, ballet and clogging for ages 3 to 18. Health education information and materials concerning cancer and other health risks will be available at the clinic. Because of work done in state laboratories, a small fee will be charged. None of the money for fees, however, goes to the cancer Women should plan at least an hour to complete the clinic appointments. society. The clinic examination will include a cervical cytologic (PAP) smear; pelvic examination, breast examination, blood pressure check and hemocult kits for detecting colorectal cancer, as well as blood pressure checks. For further information about this special clinic and to make an appointment, call Karren Glover at 1 or Shannon Mason at These women have important information concerning the clinic that should be read before going for the appointment. 529-777- 529-391- 9. & The Salina American Legion Post 36 is sponsoring its annual Memor- ... ial Day Breakfast again this year. The morning of May 30 is the time set aside for the breakfast. Legion , - r vVk K wi - ' w' fi , - if- 7 "7s : officials ask that each person bring his or her own utensils to the meal which starts at 7 a.m. and is served until 11 a.m. at the Legion HalL jr . - V'fv'' P" j i 'J A '4; TV 0 Tv'1- - Alan. Curtis Is Serious After Mishap - c Salina Creek Flooding Current precipation since Oct. 1 is Last year at same time it was 28-Ju- ly 12-2- 1. The North Sevier Cancer Society to sponsor a cancer examination clinic from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on June 7 at the Salina Second and Third Ward building. is helping 7 .7. ' .. 7., Also at the cemetery, a scoutmaster and one of his scouts picked up debris and trash on the south hill facing the cemetery. 8.87. 6.29. 14-2- 3, Sets Breakfast The ladies said they are grateful to everyone who has donated time, money, trees or labor to the cause. highways leading into the town. Eva Lynn Holt will teach Fun With Fundamentals-Leami- ng Games that Really Teach. She will hold a session on reading from June writing and spelling from 7 and arithmetic from June Cost is $8 for one clinic, July $15 for two and $20 for all three. She will also teach Gospel Games to children of all faiths from June 3. Cost is $10. North Sevier Cancer SocietySets Clinic iff Dicker! the Salina Third Ward Boy Scouts and other ward scouts have begun projects to clean up the streets and is conducting a basketball clinic and other sports for young people for eight weeks for $15. one-on-o- ne salina Legion cemetery, potential donors should contact Ardys Crane or Virginia Weather Lynne Edwards and Jodi Johnson teach cheerieading and flag 25 for twirling from June $15. The flag twirlers will march in the Fourth of July Parade. Kindergarteners to eighth graders are invited. will The evergreen trees were planted as a result of trees and money donated. If anyone would like to donate a tree or money for a tree in honor of someone buried at the American Legion Scouts (Troop 636) have already finished several projects designed to serve the community including painting the picnic tables at the legion for travelers use. At the Salina Eastside Cemetery, 19 trees have been planted by myriads of volunteers, weeds pulled, trash picked up, etc. to prepare the cemetery for future visitors, serv-- , particularly for Memorial Day ices. corner of the picture, have opened their church home to the public for fun classes this summer. Frank Crowe looks at lines the Utah Power and light Company was fixing earlier in the week on the shores of the fast rising Salina Creek in the J - northwest part of Salina. The lines were damaged during flooding which adversely affected homes and properties along the creek. Alan Curtis, Salina, remains in serious condition in LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City after having suffered injuries in a motorcycle crash during races at Price last weekend. Curtis was taken to a local hospital before being transferred to LDS. - - |