Rule Changes Cul Comention and Visitors Bureau Report United Way Goal Vo-E- d $5040000 Enrollment 5 Milt LOGAN (AP) Changes in graduation and college entrance requirements have caused a downturn in vocational enrollments but State Board of Education members have no concrete solutions to the problem 4 5 3 b Million “Minor adjustments and coordina- 3 Million that would remove these negative defects" said 2 5 Million Kent Worthington associate superintendent for vocational education Vocational education enrollments have dramatically declined in grades where increased requirements have put new pressure on students’ schedules Worthington told board members meeting here Friday New proposals that would provide more options and flexibility were accepted by the board on a tentative basis and scheduled for further discussion next month 1 19H6 7 B9 SL Area Hotels to Host 10 Groups With 906 Attending $379614 and taxes of $37012 Twelve groups each with attendance under 25 will have an additional 221 attendees creating $92599 in additional revenues and $9028 in additional taxes Salt Lake area hotels have reported to the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau that 10 groups are collectively anticipating attendance of 906 Upcoming events at the Salt Palace include- the Yngwie Molsteen concert Golden Eagles vs Milwaukee and Utah Jazz vs Dallas According to the International Association of Convention and Visitors deleBureaus surveys $419 gates spend approximately which will bring in revenues of welcome 64 members of Rice Millers Association Wednesday — Uadisson Hotel will host 60 visitors from Utah Greenhouse Growers and Landscape Thursday — Hilton Hotel will wel come 30 members of the Joint Council of Teamsters 240 conventioneers from Southland Corporation will meet at the Salt Lake Sheraton — Marriott Hotel will host visitors from Interstate Oil Compact Commission Monday — Salt Lake Sheraton will welcome 50 conventioneers from EG&G and 60 employees from the Department of the Interior Office of Surface Mining 25 visitors of Interstate Nuclear will meet at Snowbird Tuesday — Marriott Hotel will Sunday 257 anything less is kidding yourself 5 Million Million JUST ARRIVED $500 000 NEW TREDEX TREADMILL!!! Holiday Special 1 0 Tnrro UUn IlLLw I from UNIVERSAL HOME GYMS AEROBICYCLES ROWING MACHINES FREE WEIGHTS of goal I United Wy from UMVtRSAL $250 lAwvai lhwealGym Dealer 582-503- Equipment 582-561- and save! United Way In Charity Drive $olt Lake Area Resident resident call 484-484- 773-873- 3 1 at inkley's pm EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS SUNDAY EXCEPT SAT-CLOSE- t D pfliTaiBISMl J The Utah Symphony has joined forces with United Way of the Great Salt Lake Area to raise money for the homeless at a holiday concert The symphony will donate all proceeds from its Dec 17 Christmas concert to provide a children’s playground at a homeless shelter The shelter will be built in the Salt Lake &TREE FARMS 2075 North Main Layton Utah 84041 6 or 857 So Connor Si Salt Last1 City Utah 84 108 Our very wishes lor a Happy Holiday Season f LAYTON Utah's O' nPMFNT j - $1200 SHOP 'TIL 9 Symphony Joining pine ear- - ol onioyment long after they have graced your liome with Christmas time beauty teh Gym scotch AUSTRIAN PINE COLORADO SPRUCE COl 0RAD0 BLUE SPRUCE Vaulilol livo and growing liees that will givo s239500 $2175704 43 LIVE CHRISTMAS Good thru Dec 23 1986 Today’s Total area The concert begins at 7 pm at Symphony Hall General admission tickets are available at the Symphony Hall Box Office or at Smith Tix outlets Reserved seats can be purchased for $25 by contacting United Way United Way of the Great Salt Lake Area is spearheading a $3 million to $4 million campaign for g the homeless The capital drive is expected to take two years to compete Funds will be used to build a permanent transient shel- - 4 Session to Discuss Stepfamily Issues speaker sound 237-200-0 W!’ conference Saturday at Wasatch Canyons Hospital’s gymnasium conference center 5750 S 1500 MAIN STREET-720- S STATE S 0 STORES ONLY 265599 Mfm fctiBfea M&n Am Component System FISHER REMOTE 100 watts ‘dual deck 12" woofers 'remote control $599 167037 Thu Microfurnact is the invention of a University of Toronto professor Kosta Poloms A 6 inch cube weighing only b lbs — it has the capacity to deliver up to 5200 BTU s the minute you plug it in The Mtcrotumace is Underwriters Laboratory appioved and its solid state heating element has an unlimited life expectancy The fan life is estimated to be 100 000 hours or 20 years of heating was $749 $299 271509 -- watts ‘dual deck was $749 pr s $349 $599 167024 1 equalizer ‘dual deck 15" woofers $799 167066 was $997 TOSHIBA HI-F- $379 275615 WdS ‘100 watts CD player What is even more amazing is the cost efficiency of this device The Microfurnace day The variation costs $8 to $10 a month when operated e to 10 huui 3 depends on insulation factors and local electrical vatts TOSHIBA WITH 100 The Microfurnace is TOTALLY FIRE SAFE at the Downtown BOUNTIFUL 1984 SANYO MICROFURNACE YOU CAN HOLD IN YOUR HAND The Microfurnace will be demonstrated Speed search Frame advance 8 event programming TV 205395 H QQC Slow motion 1984 S STATE 7200 S STORES ONLY one-da- y Washable screen 170 ft lamberts 139 channel tuning O I StereoSAP reception HQ VHS VCR w REMOTE & "Yours Mine and Ours: Surviving in a Stepfamily” will be the topic of a 36" REAR PROJECTION Monitor 265702 Remote Control VCR $319 265586 139 channel tuning ter 267175 $599 StereoSAP broadcast KraSpeakers will include Robert mer director of adolescent inpatient and residential programs at the hospital and Elliott Landau a family therapist at Affiliated WANT-AD- S 25"(diag) ‘Wireless remote West SOLD AN OLD TRICYCLE AND uOT WHAT ASKED $349 35" COLOR TV wREMOTE fund-raisin- “What they don’t realize is that we have experienced between $5 million nd $6 million in loss of revenue on the local level and losses in the mineral lease fund have had a greater impact on public education" he said ’(diag) COLOR fund-raisin- g cut A December Sunday 2 Million 0 ' ‘'’'lion 4 Million tion could provide options Worthington said one option would clarify a board policy stating that CORE requirements and standards for up to one unit of credit in mathematics science and communications can be met in a vocational setting Another proposal would group specific courses within elective graduation requirements to form a technical advanced vocational or job entry emphasis As an example Worthington said one math requirement might be met by taking a class in "Math in Careers” or "Math in Living” provided in a vocational setting But board member Margaret Nelson said she could not support that idea ' "For the first time in recent history we are seeing increases in our mathematics scores and this could impact what we have worked so hard to achieve” she said "I would like to know not just how vocational teachers feel but also how mathematics and science teachers feel about the proposal” Nelson said Another concern she said is that a child 15 to 17 years of age is not ready to determine a vocational or college goal “Our job should be to prepare students for numerous options and if we start giving them applied science and applied math we could pay a heavy price” she said In other business the board rejected a request from the Davis School District to cut the school year by one day to help meet budget reductions State Superintendent James R Moss told the board there have been complaints about higher education and state public employees receiving 1 j a percent cut to help meet recent state revenue shortfalls while public education received only a 5 percent or The Salt Lake Tribune CASSETTE PLAYER (does not record) $18 8 2 75770 I $699 275628 $49 was $759 VIDEO wag TEKNIKA HI-F- STEREO I $449 275181 Holiday Inn 200 West 6th NEW FPESH KODAVISION 8mm CAMCORDER— $799 2400 wCRADLE was $999 KODAVISION 8mm SYSTEM "STEREO"$1 599 GE 6036 DELUXE CAMERA — $699vs $799 ctoP PISTACHIOS OUOA aids MAGNAVOX HAND-HELAUTO FOCUS was $599 D SANYO AMFM -- c fSSBmi —$499 BC DOLBY 450 HI-F- I —$69 STEREO! our PERSONAL CASSETTE PLAYER WHEADPHONES TDK US VIDEO TAPES T-1- 20 h BUY $449 $1395 was $15 95 167406 ©SAWYO j&TDK WE RECEIVED TWICE MANY MICRWAVES AS WE ORDERED YOU CAN SAVE!! 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