Harrisville

Frederick W. Oates

Thank you to the citizens of Harrisville City, that once again I may be of service, if elected Mayor. I can and will run a budget that will reflect good management.

BY; Controlled Growth, with realistic Goals. Utilizing workable budgeted on dollars spent. Being retired I will attend all meetings that impact our city. Use citizen Group

Communication. Look for new innovative ways to cut costs, bring in new business. LETS MAKE A DIFFERENC VOTE. (I TRULY CARE FOR ALL HARRISVILLE

Heritage Days 2013

“Our Colorful Community”          August 3rd, 2013

This year’s events include:

Parade

Vendor Booths

Bingo

Youth games and Activities

Entertainment

Midnight 5K Run

Golf Tournament

Youth Dance

Flag Ceremony

Free Cake and Ice Cream

Fireworks at 10 p.m.

If you are interested in volunteering for Heritage Days 2013, please contact Harrisville City Offices at (801)782-4100 ext. 1000.

Harrisville News reminders:

From Harrisville Web and News letter

    Harrisville police are asking everyone to lock up your valuables. Having unlocked cars, bikes, equipment, ATV’s, etc.…will make you a target. The best protection is to lock your doors, shut the garage door and have valuables out of sight of would be thieves.

Candidate Notice:

Harrisville City Municipal Election the following individuals have filed to run for city office.

Mayor - One open seat - Four year term:

Roger Shuman

Bruce N. Richins

Frederick W. Oates

Chad R. Allen

Council Member -Two open seats- Four year term:

Bill Smith

Jeffrey C. Lemberes

Gary L. Robinson

Jeffery H. Pearce

Clarissa Eatchel

Jennifer L. Jensen

Primary Election will be held August 13, 2013.

Jacob Gossner, Music;

Elias Johnson, Science.

Jeremy Porter, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education;

London Musgrave, Visual Arts;

Mariesa Miller, Dance;

Hanna Buswell, Business & Marketing Education;

Nicholas Bell, Computer Technology.

Justin Christensen, Mathematics;

Cecilia Ewing, English;

Karyssa Wolsey, Family & Consumer Sciences;

Rachel Martin, Foreign Language;

Jacob Cevering, Speech/Drama.

John Daines, Social Science.

By Kristen Hunter
Sentinel correspondent
PLEASANT VIEW – Teenage History Buff Wins History Bee
Besides his family and history books, Jared Graham credits video games with helping him win the National History Bee regional finals earlier this spring.
Jared, 14, is an eighth grader at Orion Middle School in North Ogden. He won the history bee at the Salt Lake City Regional Finals on March 20. He will advance to the nationals in Atlanta on June 1.

By Kristen Hunter

News-Sentinel correspondent

HARRISVILLE –

 If the Knight family had a Coat of Arms, the motto would be “Never give up.”  Wendy Knight always dreamed of becoming a writer.  In her own way, 3-year-old Cali contributed to her mother’s motivation when she was just a newborn because Wendy started writing her book when Cali couldn’t sleep. Wendy couldn’t watch television – the noise disturbed the baby. She couldn’t read – the light woke Cali up. All Wendy could do was daydream in the dark.  “She still doesn’t sleep,” she said about Cali.

Congratulations to these students for their excellence in academic acheivement!

10th Grade Highest Honor Roll (4.0)