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Show A2 page Friday, October 11, CELEBRATION continued from front 1996 Davis County Clipper Walker, Karen Clawson. Stephanie Lake and Julie Walker. Mueller Park area, chairmen Paul and Sylvia Miller. committee members. Bruce and Michelle Talbot, Robert and Laurie Munson. Glen and Karen Larkin, Steve and Susan Olson, Jan Jackson, Kent Demcott, Stephen and Jeanme Golain, Gordon and Linda Liddle. Rob and Barbara Tew and Tammy and Steve REZONE Davis Highway is coming through and I think that those of you sitting on vacant property ,are sitting on a gold mine, Todd said referring to her belief that the land is more valuable to property owners zoned for commercial use than the current zoning that does not allow commercial use. Despite comments by the mayor, the council felt they needed more research and public input on the proposed C-- F zone. The council v oted to zone all the land in the prozone posed C-- F zone into the until the council has an opportunity to meet with property owners and further discuss the zone. Todd said perhaps the city should bring in an continued from front 295-861- Boule Terry Bountiful North Area: chairmen. Bob and Louise Calling. committee members, Jetfrey O. and Gaby Holland. Ann Lalli, Chuck and Jeanean Bauman. Dave and Tami England, Mike and Mary Plaiier and Gilbert and Anna Rae Nelson. Bountiful East area, chair. Dick and Dot Knott, committee members. Kit Dodd. Bruce Birch, Dawn Larsen. Sheila Huntsman. Joan Hogge and Alton England. Bountiful South area, chairman, Darryl Nelson. committee niembeis, Gary and Joan Wall. Stan and Jo Anne Elmer. Tom McLachlan, Rosalie Despain. IVte and Jody Pratt, Blaine Kay. Jerri Everett. Sue Olson, Ralph and Ann Angerbauer. Bountiful Central area, chairmen. J. B. and Ruth Rowland. committee niembeis, Kay and Adanne Riley. Douglas and Dorothy Brown, Dick and Edith Sharp, Dr. Jay and Helen Jeppsen. Dr. Tom and Charmaine Halverson, Juiy and Maijean Toone, Hal and Mai ion Harrison. Perry and Edith Ganus and Reed and Syd Shunhl't. Stonecreek area, chairmen, Dan and Ann Hymas. committee members. Ann Hymas, Beth Peterson, Sue Shaftei and Lynn Millis. Bountiful Heights area, chairmen, Rebecca Allen. 7 and Paul Reimann. committee members. Boh and Barhaia Armstrong. Jim Steenhlik, Troy and Ro Thomton, Jint Wiath. Ross and Pat Copeland. Gary 292-252- 295-928- 295-199- 295-739- 295-822- 292-447- 292-127- DRUGS continued from front it all seven schools," Kendell said, "'he pitncipuls are in a better position to say what is needed. Kendell said he couldn't comment on Murray's policy as he hasn't seen it and isn't aware of the rationale behind the policy, but "We have not planned for such a pioginm here." The distiiet has long had a policy designating schools as drug, alcohol and smoke free. We've had vety lew infractions (among teachers) ol the policy, Kendell said. "II you pressed me hard, I couldn't think of an incident. But Kendell said when the policy was developed, the district spread the word. "We made it very, very cleat such intractions would not be toleiuted. Apait rom the district's hard line stance on drug use, Kendell believes that as a group, teachers m the district are aware of their responsibilities and of their position as mle models for youngI sters. It's assessment with which Kalyn Denny, president of the a ordinance called for the elimination of the zone. Todd said the current zone had two existing uses that would not fit into either of the two established zones. Syro Masco both fall w ithin the zone, and will not be affected by the updated zoning laws of the industrial park. Todd said in spite of the area not meeting new stricter landscaping regulations, the city hopes Syro will take some initiative new Steel and D Kasteler. North Canyon area, chairman, comnii-te- e Mary Ann Watson, members, Mary Ann W'atson, Myma Wing, Nonna Blundell, Daphne Chappell, Arlene Lassig and Javne Kearl. Yal erda area, chainnen. Shennun and Linda Fuller, committee members. Jerry and Paige Hawley, Donna Woodbury, Jim and Renee Powell. Gordon and Roma Thomas. James Ivie, Joe and Isahell Stringham. and Sherm and Linda Fuller. Orchard area, chainnen. Jack and Erma Redd, committee members, Rama Bodily, Mike Weir, Vauna Moosman, Judy Hogan, My nice Jardine, LeRoy Pulham, Tim Rnccuia and Barbara Larson. Tickets are also available at Carr Stationery, Temple View Book and Tape, Bountiful City Offices and Barnes Banking Company in Bountiful, Kaysville and Layton. To obtain tickets by mail write "Centennial Celebration." Bountiful City, 790 S. 100 E., Bountiful. Utah 84010. Make checks payable to "The Bountiful Gift. For information write Bountiful Gift President, Elaine S. McKay. 564 E. 17(X) S., .Bountiful, Utah, 84010 or call 295-758- B-- P and clean-u- p its facility. The city had proposed a new C-- F zone to replace part of the zone. The planning commission felt this zone was too controversial and 292-235- premature and recommended the council not form the new zone until there is ev idence that there w ill be a future need for a strictly commercial zone in the industrial area. Mayor Priscilla Todd said she has had information made available to her by state officials that lead her to believe that the West Davis Highway will be a reality within the next ten years. Todd feels that presently rezoning the area that will most likely become a highway off ramp, the city can avoid future zoning regrets and possible inappropriate use of the land by developers. "I think that the road West 295-736- outside consultant to evaluate the need for the C-- F zone. Before adjourning the meeting, Todd thanked the business owners for their participation in the rezoning process. Todd told the audience that the best type of government is a government that listens to and responds to its citizens concerns. "I feel the city did an excellent GOODMANS continued from front their own lands to sing for their people. Miraculously, the direction of the conference shifted. The proposal the leaders had hammered out, which had practically eliminated the traditional family from international policy and only awaited final approval, was completely overturned and rewritten as a document. One prominent observer remarked that it was no less a miracle than the parting of the Red Sea! What made this young family such a hit? The family believes people all over the world are hungering to know how to preserve the traditional family. "It was pro-fami- ly heartening to me to learn that in Istanbul, said Claudia. Most people still belive in families. She added that the people responded to the childrens message because they are "real people. "That w as one thing we found. Our children, while they are very professional, are still children. They are real people not pop stars and people respond to that, she said. The Goodmans learned this week they have been invited to Rome in November to sing at the UN conference on food. "Were looking forward to that and there is a possibility w'e'll sing for the Pope. That will be exciting, Claudia said. job of integrating the concerns of business owners in the park into this ordinance. I feel we came up with a good compromise that met the goals of the city and still supported existing businesses. The industrial park will be a better place tomorrow than it is today, Todd said. Meet Gerald N. Lund 295-816- Davis Education Association, agrees. Drug use is not a big Author of problem (among teachers). Every year teachers go through a pretty thorough evaluation which would show if they are not performing their job adequately." Denny said teachers in the district are more likely to educate their students about the dangers of drugs. While she said the association would not necessarily oppose a g random policy, she believes with the problem being almost nonexistent in the district, it would ultimately divert resources away from student educational programs. But Murray's idea of "if it's good for the goose, its good for the gander," is not entirely ignored in the Davis School District. The Mountain High policy was hotly debated among school board members, and two The Work and the Glory u7 Sat., Oct. 1 2 ---- 3 p.m. Book Signing drug-testin- Purchase your copy of The Work and the Glory $14651 XT Purchase LOS Publications Always at Discount Prices. No Need To Search The BEST BUYS are Here. - thought students at Mountain High were being singled out. 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