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Show 2 The Salma Sun Thursday, October 20, Salina Locals 1963 F The Salma Sun ,.? 0 SECD Salina, Utah What is your opinion? This newspaper welcomes opinions from readers concerning any subject pertinent to southern Utah. While there is no restriction in length, we request good judgment and letters which are to the point. Anything of a libelous nature or defamation of character will not be considered for publication. Letters must be signed with the writers name and address, which must be published along with the letter. Deadlines for letters to the editor is 4 p.m. on Friday. 4780-800- 73 tvkwj East Main Street 84054 Telephone 529-783- 9 0 is published The Salina Sun SECD each Thursday for $8.00 per year in Utah and $10.00 per year out of Utah, by the Salina Sun, 73 East Main Street, Salina, Utah 84654. Second class postage paid at Salina,. 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 4780-800- aiei Needs Furniture Piece Editor, Sun: I need some help locating a piece of furniture that belonged to my grandparents, Maude and Orlando Crane. I am their grandaughter, Cheryl, Keith Cranes daughter. The piece I am looking for is an oak secretary desk. It is a hutch type desk. It has two glass doors with wood trim on top and two glass doors with wood trim on the bottom. It has a pull down desk top with pigeon holes in the desk compartment. My grandparents gave the desk to my grandfathers sister, Tina Allred, in 1970 when they moved to Look out! The dear hunt is upon us. Its that time of year when calm, collected businessmen and loving fathers and even a few mommies rabble rousing become wild-eyerifle packing deer hunters. well-meanin- g, mild-manner- Editorial ... ' Hunt Should Be Safe They head for the hills, donned in their winter woolies and hunters orange, with blood in their eyes, ready to wreak vengence on Bambi and his buddies. r Saturday morning October 22nd, at dawn, the hills and mountains throughout the state will echo with the sound of rifle fire. No, its not the outbreak of World War Three, but the official opening of the 1983 deer hunting season in Utah. For most people it will be the last major outing before winter really sets in, but for some, it may truly be the last outing, a time of tragedy. This can be prevented and with everyone following simple rules of safety and using some common sense, this year there will few, if any, hunting accidents. A few basic rules can be followed and everyone can survive to participate in next years hunt: First, if you are unfamiliar with weapons, attend a shooting safety course and if you have a child who is of age to go on the hunt, it is required that he should attend such a course. Next, never carry a loaded weapon in a vehicle. Be sure you are well away from camp before you load your rifle, keep the safety on until ready to fire and always keep the barrel pointed down range or up in the air. While hunting, be absolutely sure of what you are shooting at before you pull the trigger. Do not shoot at just any movement. It may be a cow or another hunter. On 4v For most, its not really a matter of being mad at the d, its just a furry folk chance to get out of town, away from the husUe, bustle, hassel of every deer hunting is just an exday cuse. But, if we didnt have the hunt, wed have thousands of dear starve to death or freeze in the winter, which would be far worse Qian a quick bullet. fleet-foote- :: ; d, four-legge- Now, I love the deer hunt -- ; As girls coach at North Sevier High, I would like to thank you for the support you have given our 529-344- program. The donations of money and time have not gone unnoticed. We really appreciate them. They are a big help to the girls and the school. We only hope we can make you proud and repay your kindness Tramping through the forest in some small way. through streams, down hills and up our Region 12 On October 28-2- 9 steep inclines, tumbling over will be held tournament boulders, crashing through bushes, ' volleyballNSHS. at We wanted to inform here bloodying shin bones, scraping you of this hoping that in some way knees, twisting ankles, getting it could be of help to you. There will whipped in the face with branches be 12 teams involved in the tournisnt really my definition of fun. ament. Most of them will be of bushes in a and clump desiring lodging, food and recreatHuddling ion. 1'would like to send each of the weeds, with wet feet, damp britches, loads too and a at teams an information sheet with light jacket isnt miles miles either. and fun, possible places to eat, sleep and Hiking in wet boots on blistered feet, packing a rifle that seems to get heavier each step, just doesnt cut it either. I cant say that working so hard that every bone in your body is ready to break, muscles you didnt even know existed are screaming in pain, and youre so exhausted you could collapse in a heap sounds really swell. But thats what the deer hunt is all about getting tired and wet and State law' requires that all huntersinust year bright 'c ; "cold and hungry, lootdng for hours-- ' for' some critter that,! orange clothing that can be seen at "long distances. most likely, is not 50 feet away, Above all, be calm and dont panic and you will be o.k. laughing at you. And for me, its Be sure that you unload your rifle before finally seeing that soft, cuddly deer camp. Most accidents with guns are caused by unloadstaring right at me with his friendly ed guns and firing too hastily. Be sure, dont guess. Our brown eyes, with die butt of my rifle against my shoulder, teeth chathunting accident rate has been brought down, so lets to hunt. tering from the cold and having to and live another that it way enjoy keep put the rifle down, not aide to pull the trigger. I just couldnt bring myself to shoot Bambi. Im glad Utah Crosswalk Rules Not That Different 529-344- 2. equipment We hope in some small way we can be of help to you and your business. If there is any way we can be of help, please feel bee to contact me. Sincerely, Marie Bone Volleyball Coach, NSHS By Trade Bennett Advertising Manager last week was a real busy one for the students. Yearbooks were sold Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. There was a very good turn out Wednesday, the drama class put on an assembly for the student body. It was well performed and l am sure it was enjoyed by every-- , body. Thursday, there was a pep assembly held. It ended with Dana Sorenson being crowned Mr. Cool. (Better luck next time coadi!) Last week it was announced to the school that the bleachers for the gym will be in by the end of the year. . The play Antigone was performed on Tuesday night. Junior and senior pictures were handed out during the first part of this week. We need all the proofs back in by . , . Friday. ,, ' " Activities on the calendar for this e: Wednesday, at Gunnison; Thursday, against Panguitch here; Football against Parowan here 7:30 - dance afterwards; Friday, 21st-Vday of school; Monday 24th-Fa- ll f vacation (Deer Hunt), . " We hope the driver in question was simply having a bad day getting his thoughts together. Anyone who would drive fast through a well marked crossing with a guard and children present has no excuse whatever. Common courtesy and decency would suggest a slowing down in case a child should dart out in front. We hope parents, students, teachers and drivers will keep in mind these safety standards and put them into . practice. We encourage the law enforcement officials also to crack down on offenders both in the crosswalks and crossing the crosswalks. Mr. Bry Sorensen, Salt Lake City, has been here visiting Mr. and Mrs. ' Max Sorensen. v -- Mr.1 and Mrs. Briant Burgess have returned from California after visiting his brother, Dwane Burgess and family in Chula Vista. They also attended the Indianapolis 500 Race Car Meet at the Caesars Palace. iMI'i tSEl Open 11:00 A.M. VIDE - East Main Monday thru Saturday 40 529-342- 9 7:00 P.M. - - NEW MOVIES Stroker Ace, II, Night r, Warning,; Black Stallion Returns, Man With Two Brains, Lone Wolf McQuade, Blue Skies Again, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Monty Python: Psycho Wind-walke- . Meaning of Life, The Entity, Mother Lode, Saturday 14th, Second Thoughts, Fifth Floor -- .COLORING CONTEST KIDS, COLOR THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN AND WIN t . Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jacobsen has been Mr. and Mrs. Allen L Curtis, Springville. GSlRll S0CRKSS Phone out-of-sta- te v & ! THE SALINA SUN 529-7860 East Main school to treat the crossing guard with respect. They should be taught to cross the street only where there is a crossing guard and to walk across only when the guard indicates that it is all right. Parents should be the most influential in this regard but teachers could also help by warning students of the consequences and dangers of unacceptable behavior crossing the street. Parents and teachers can. help educate youngsters, but it may be more difficult to change the behavior of drivers who break the laws regarding school zone driving. The law in Utah says that any driver driving through a school zone during the hour school is beginning or ending is subject to the 20 mile an hour speed limit. It does not matter whether there are purple, green, yellow or red lights flashing. If a driver sees a school zone sign and the time indicates school is starting or ending or he sees a crossing guard, the driver should slow down. Most have flashing yellow lights or no lights at all. The law is the law whether lights are flashing or not. 19th-Volleyb-all week-indud- Mrs. Virginia Crane has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hone in Fairview. All Subscribe to Parents should teach their youngsters who attend ning to slow down. , . One of the two crossing guards helping youngsters across the street in town tells us of some infractions of laws and common courtesy on the part of students and of drivers. We dont know what state this man grew up in, but we are unaware of any that has flashing red lights as a war- ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jensen spent two days attending ITA and Utah Cooperative Council meeting in Salt Lake. They traveled to Pocatello, Id. where they spent time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cottle and family. They attended the wedding of Allen Sampson and Shelly Hatch in Salt Lake on Saturday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Randy Bristow and sons in Orem on their way home. Visiting at the home Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sorensen this weekend have 'been Mr. and Mrs. James Sorensen. North Sevier High News Whats Happening! . light. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Willardsen, Salt Lake, were here visiting at the. home of Mrs. Dorothy Murphy. They all went to Scottsdale, Az., and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ted Murphy and Mrs., Murphys new great grandaughter. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pinneo in Boulder, Nev. Find Out - One guard said he motioned for an driver to slow down one time and the driver turned around and came back. The driver told the guard that he did not have to slow down because there was no flashing red They then traveled back through Cody, Wyo. on to Yellowstone where they split again and the Homes and Weybums went back to Athol where John and Virginia stayed and helped the Weybums padc to move to Arizona for the winter. They are spending time with Geary and Steve Weyburn in Layton and Ed and Jeff Weyburn in St. George. The Homes arrived home Saturday night and the Flanagans arrived in Salina on Sunday on their way back to Calif. someone else can. This editorial is for everyone who drives a car through Salina during the time children are walking to and from school. shop, including your business name. If there are any special prices or information you would like me to include, please write or call me at 2 at the high school. We are also offering a Rent a Kid service to raise money for our girls program. If you need 'some help or have an odd job that you need someone to do please call Hie cost is $3 an hour per girl. All money will go into the girls athletic fund for such things as new uniforms, officials pay, and new Dear Salina Business, four-legge- d' " I have also sent a picture of the desk to the paper. Thanks, Cheryl (Crane) Frink Note to Merchants getting up before the sun even comes up, when theres still frost on the sleeping bag and a skift of ice on the drinking glass, just doesnt sound like fun. , The eight of them toured Canada Lake Louise on up to Japer in British Columbia and over to Edmonton through Alberta, on across on Saskatchewan to Saskatoon-the- n to Regina then to Weyburn. They then traveled down through North Dakota jo South Dakota where they enjoyed the Black Hills, the faces of the four presidents on ML Rushmo-re- , then to Rapid City. . I have done a lot of research into why, John and Virginia Home are back home after six weeks in .Athol, Idaho with Alva and Colleen Wey-buThey were joined there by Lloyd, and Lena Galbraith from Reburg, Idaho and Lloyd and Fem Flanagan from West Covina, Calif. up to my grandparents past and have made a family book on their lives. I cherish all of the things that I have that were theirs and would so much like to locate the desk. I would really like to purchase the piece but if the person who has it doesnt wish to sell it I would just like to know where it is. If anyone reading this knows it s whereabouts I would really appreciate them contacting me. My address is: P.O. Box 45, Genoa, Nev. 89411 or you can call me collect at Calif. Im not sure. Something about If at all possible, never go out in unfamiliar areas alone. Especially in bad or threatening weather. And if you do, be sure someone knows the general area you plan to be in. If possible, carry matches, water, candy , bars, a first aid kit and dress warmly. When leaving camp, always try to line up a prominent landmark near your camp and if you do become lost, go to the nearest high ground and try to spot that landmark. The mountains are wild and beautiful but they can be dangerous, especially to an inexperienced hunter. If you do get lost, try firing three shots at short intervals but do not use all of your shells. If no help comes and night nears, gather plenty of dry wood, find a sheltered place if possible and build a fire large enough to act as a signal and to keep you warm through the night. If you have food and water, use it sparingly since you will not know how long it must last. : ; its A FREE MOVIE FOR HALLOWEEN! |