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Show Page 12 Wednesday, October 18, 1978 Fire House Beaf ly Opened CALIFORMAMS Professional ? : A question as to what constitutes a professional office has cast doubt on the status of Resort Services, Inc., a computerized accounting service. Resort Services has begun remodeling the Rio Grande depot at 820 Park Avenue but Park City Planning Commission Chairman Burnis Watts and City Attorney Mike McCoy leel the new enterprise would be more of a retailcommercial venture than a professional service. Watts contended at Wednesday night's commis Park City Teachers' Salaries Up 80 Pet. in Five Years Classroom teachers who began their teaching careers in the Park City School District five years ago have received salary increases totaling $5,332, or 80.This fact was reported by Utah Foundation, the private, nonprofit research organization in their annual survey of teacher salaries in Utah. The study shows that a teacher who began teaching in the Park City School District in 1973 would have received a starting salary of $6,666. In 1978-79, the same teacher with five years experience would command a salary of $11,998. CONSUMER GUIDELINES Keep Bulbs Clean Dirty electric light bulbs provide 20 less light than new or clean ones. To clean bulbs, disconnect the lamp. Wipe bulb carefully with a cloth dipped in sudsy, warm water and wrung out until damp. Avoid getting the metal base of the bulb wet. COUNTY PLAWINt; ; There will be a regular meeting of the Summit County Planning Commission on October 24, 1!)7S at 7:30 p.m. at the Courthouse in Coalville. The agenda is as follows: 7:30 Greetings, reading of minutes i -7:35 David W.Evans Master Plan or Zone Change for Weber Properties 8:00 Flinders Business Park Preliminary Approval 8:30 Alpha Corporation Kamas East, Plat A 9:00 Park West Village Preliminary " Approval rilAAHT VALLEY TRAILER COURT 900 5. HAin, Mil CITT (DEnmD Tnc m couniitT inro; . TRAVEL TRAILER MICE 13.30 MGHT. l DO WEEK nooiLE uoriE srACp joioo nonni (FIRST nOMl 034-2002 OR sion meeting that the computer services offered by Resort Services would not be secondary to the accounting function. He said the firm would be selling output from the computer as its primary product. Dick Kaari, of Resort Services, countered that his IBM Series I computer has to be programmed to work and that these programs would not be made available to customers. Watts also took exception to the large 9200 Xerox machine planned lor the building, saying it is closer Approximately $3,932 of this increase represents raises that have been made in the salary schedules during the past five years, with the remaining $1,400 accounted for by annual experience increments. According to the Foundation analysis, the above amounts were calculated for teachers with a bachelor's degree. Additional sums are provided for teachers who have acquired added academic training. For example, a teacher in the Park City School District with a master's degree and five year's teaching experience receives a salary of $13,229 this year, or $1,231 more than a teacher with only a bachelor's degree. Foundation analysts point out that the salary increases provided to Utah teachers during recent years have closed the gap that formerly, existed between Utah and the surrounding Mountain States. During 1977-78, the average salary for classroom teachers in Utah was only 3.0 below the average of the eight Mountain States, compared with a difference of 8.6 in 1967-68. When allowance is made for the fact that Utah provides 5 of the employee's share of retirement costs, a special REfiT TREE) , ; . ; : 034-1434 to a large-volume printing apparatus than a duplicating machine. Kaari then told the commission he would not place the Xerox machine in the building. As for the remodeling, new galvanized steel is being placed over the old steel exterior and Kaari said the new material would be painted with the previously existing colors and design. Kaari was requested to provide more information on the computer service and exterior design tor the October 25 commission meeting. benefit not generally available in the other states, Utah's average salary actually is about 1.8 above the Mountain States average. Thi.s year salary schedules for classroom teachers in the Park City School District were boosted by an average of $731 or 6.9 . In addition to this general salary hike, most teachers in Park City School District who presently are not at the top of the salary scale also received annual experience increments averaging another $439 per year. Thus, the total average increase for teachers who have not reached the top step on the salary schedule this year was $1,170, or 11. i The Foundation study shows that the starting salary for a teacher with a bachelor's degree in the Park City School District is $9,916. This sum rises with experience and added academic training. A teacher with only ;i bachelor's degree could receive a maximum of $12,990 after 7 years. If the teacher obtained a master's degree the maximum could be as high as $16,509. These amounts are for approximately nine months of actual service. MEMORIAL BUILDING GYM SCHEDULE Mon: 3:00 6:00 Open 6:00 10: 00 Ladies Nite s Tues: 3:00 6: 00 Open 6:00 10:00 Men's Basketball 3:0010:00 Open (NO Full Court Games) 3:00 6: 00 Open 6:00 10:00 Men's Basketball 3:00 10:00 Open 3:00 6: 00 Open 6:0010:00 Kid's Nite (Under 18yrs) Wed: I Thurs: a 9 Fri: Sat: I SUN: Closed Game Room Open Mon iiniiuniMiiiaiimtHHuaiiiwMHiniNiNnMitanimifiiiicm II v II V . Smokey the Bear was the Park City r ire District's remodeled lire station Free Dance Concert Tin Kimball Art Center will present a free dance concert by the University of Utah's Dance Touring Ensemble on Wednesday evening, October 25, at 8 p.m. in the main gallen . . Children and adults are invited to attend this evening of modern dance. . David Fernadez, Director of the Kimball Art Center, noted that "The Art Center is here for you, and would like to encourage everyone to attend. More free or low cost performing arts events will , be scheduled providing the greater Park City community indicates an interest and willingness to support them." Sat, 6:0010:00 p.m PIZZA Made In A Pan Great Sandwiches Salad Bar Take Out Service 649-8277 430 Main. Park City if 1 ( 7 I id ) 1 I f-? P " ( 1 1 I - ,AJ on hand Saturday to help '('i'.'irfi '!l:ft 't"Oi! .'i"Mil WESTWARD DOUGH! OR how DO you COVER A Wagon? The wild, wild West. Land of hope and opportunity to thousands of courageous settlers, But, if it weren't for the dollars of thousands more Americans taking stock in their country, there might never have been a West to go west to. You see, money raised from the sale of government securities helped us purchase the Louisiana Territory from the French. Other securities helped buy the states of California, Nevada, Utah, western Colorado and most of New Mexico and Arizona from Mexico. Even settlement of the Oregon Territory was made possible through the issuance of United States securities. Today, you can still take stock in your country's growth by buying U, S. Savings Bonds. Just sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. There's no easier, safer way to save or help your country. After all, U. S. Savings Bonds are still a great way for you to go West. Or East, North and South. Now E Bondi py 6 interest when held to Mtwity of S yc (4 Vi the fust year). Iitetcst it not subject to state or (ocl iuoae tixei, nil federal tix miy be deferred ntit redemption. k public Mtvlc of this publication Lwl amj Tht Advertising Council. to2j3ierica. A r MS ItVt (i with the grand opening of I J 4 fir Iff MA in. Home use CORDLESS DRILL No. 4011 Rockwell ' Heavy Duty CONTRACTOR SAW N0.315 . OF GILBERT STUART I .. .. McKay Denies Funds Washington, D.C. Rep. Gunn McKay (D-Utah), chairman of the House appropriations military construction subcommittee, . has denied a Presidential request for an emergency $10.9 million to implement portions of the Panama Canal Treaty. McKay, whose signature is needed for such funds, called the request "an affront to Congress" and said it was "riddled with inconsistencies" among them, no stated purpose for the $10.9 million reprogramming request and no justification or certification of emergency. McKay accused the Administration of trying "an end-run around Congress. Before I put out any tax money. I want . the taxpayers' representatives in Congress to tell me first whether they want it or not. Until then, the answer is a flat no." .. McKay , reported , that he, Department of Defense, Witn an attached certification cManej sweeps ei5i?aci?diinaiii?e P.O.Box 767 Park City, Utah 84060 29.99 Reg. 119.99 ARENT ALLOWED 10 KEEP GER8LS AS PETS. REASON: THEY REPRODUCE RAPIDLY, AND IF MAN ESCAPED THEY MAY CAUSE CROP DAMAGE. lAr.. . lASA ' If. 0 HDio ''V ""V. in.. W.C signed by President Carter, stated the funds are "vital to the security of the United States." Defense claimed emergency construction authority in the request, requiring only Chairman McKay's approval. Responding in a letter to Secretary of Defense Harold Brown, Rep. McKay listed the "substantive and procedural concerns" he said Defense failed to address. "What should be the extent of a U.S. military presence in the Republic of Panama?" "What is the total military construction requirement beyond the initial $10.9 million requested? What is the inflationary impact of these unidentified requirements?" "For what purpose is the $10.9 million requested? How is the Congress to determine if these funds are for projects essential to defend the Canal and provide for the,, security . ot tne, ' i,.sv of (hp rersoiuiei n no pri identified?" (801)649-7808 (801)531-1795 Rockwell HOMEOWNERS SAW NO. 4511 -.6 29.99 . Rockwell Heavy Duty Contractor WORM DRIVE SAW No. 568 160.00 139.00 |
