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Show SUN CHRONICLE, April 7, 979, Page 4 1 Mime artists Chris & visits schools (h DOG EAR SPRUCE 4 x 6 - 4 Combed & A mime artist will be visiting several Roy Schools April sponsored by the Roy Cone PTA Council. According to President Kay Rawson, Greg Goldston will be at several elementary schools, both the junior highs and the high school, working with the students. On Monday, April 16, he will be at North Park Elementary from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Then, he will be at Valley View Elementary for the rest of the afternoon. Municipal Elementary will be the recipient of his services Tuesday, April 17, Stained TOP CEDAR ! 6 H Select FLAT I Ft - 16-2- TOP CEDAR FLAT Ft. Stpnd & Better 1x4 6 TOP' CEDAR FLAT 14-- 6 Ft 3 FLATTOP CEDAR 1 x 6 6 Ft. Stand & Better STAINED DOG EAR FENCE 6 - 6 Ft. 1 3 PECKY CEDAR 12 6 Ft PECKY CEDAR 1 12 1 8 ft. -- CEDAR 1 4 - 8 Ft 2 PECKY CEDAR m 4 - 8 Ft 4 CEDAR 1 4 4 - 8 Ft at REDWOOD 4x4-- 8 2x4-8F- t. 1x4-6f- t. all Ft. 98 rough common 1 x 4 6 Ft. combed 11Va GAUGE 50 Ft. Rolls 25.95 32.95 4 Ft. 5 Ft. 6 Ft. with his 11 a.m. A performance beginning at 1:15 p.m. has also been scheduled for that day. The Roy High Drama classes will be instructed under the direction of Goldston on Wednesday, April 18, for the entire day. Roy Elementary students will be instructed on Thursday, April 19, that morning the Sand Ridge Junior High creative writing will learn about the mem mime art at 11 a.m. that day, with the Sand Ridge student body getting a demonstration beginning at lp.m. CHAIN LINK 6.49 2.94 morning, traveling then to Kanesville 37.95, On Friday, April 20, Hooper Elementary students will work with Goldston, in the morning, with Lakeview OVER SO TYPES Of PANEL! NO TO CHOdSE MOUMNOS AND FROM LARGEST QUANTITY AND COLORED NAILS VARIETY IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST. Elementary students working with him that 1st grade finish lauan plywood on $6.49 RIDGECREST BIRCH 1 st grade. PECAN x 4 x 7Yi 316 Simulated woodgram on louon 2 plywood. grade Simulated Woodgram on lauan plywood $6.49 At the Weber County School Board meeting Wednesday, Dr. Clark Puffer requested allocation of some time at the April 25 meeting for an executive session with the board to discuss matters of personnel and grievance. Puffer, who is executive director of the Ogden-Webe- r Education Association, commented extensively on the grievance problem earlier in the week. The Weber district ad- A report $34 e CROSSCUT BIRCH 316 x 4 8 CASTLE OAK 1 316 x 4 x JVi Real Wood Veneer Isf grade, simulated wood grom By Robin Ballingham Roy High Reporter 1 1st Grade boon plywood $T49 $5 49 r ODD & END CABINETS Save 60 While Stock Lasts bership HOODS A95 the Mem- Development Award. This was given during the District Convention for Utah and Idaho for increasing their membership over 350 per cent in the past year. Some 13 members went to the convention, which included both this years officers and next year s leaders. CORRUGATED FIBERGLASS PANELS 26" x 8' $3.11 26" x 1 O' $3.90 26" x 12' $4.69 26" x 1 4Vj' $5.49 26 x 16' ......,..$6.20 DUCTED RANGE This past weekend, the Roy High Key Club came back with a trophy, to the surprise of the club members. With Larry Wilson, advisor, and Mrs. Ruby Halls, the group, accompanying they traveled to Boise, Idaho and received SUPPLIES DISCOUNTED ( The club has been led this year by Britt Heifer. The students swam GALVANIZED PIPE in an outdoor pool while in Idaho a snowstorm, during organized a dance for all the convention attenders in the motel lobby, and heard from in 2 ft. length inch $6.30 $8.61 34 inch 1 -- Vs linch Inch JVi inch 1 V4 $12.18 $16.59 $19.53 Idahos Governor Evans, Wilson reported. CHAIN UNX GATES officers for 1979-8Key Club are Katie Cox, president; Vicki Vest, vice Patti Johnson, president; secretary; Jean Browning, treasurer; Penni Dallof, junior representative; Cindy Barker, senior representative; and Kregg Galasco, projects coordinator. The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Club the Roy High Chapter, also attended the Eighth Annual Leadership Conference New CHINOOK Any size made to order most standard sizes FIREPLACES in stock $29995 DOG RUNS I MADE TO ORDER Dimensional lumber and Fencing Dlmenilom Are Approxlmotlom REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN m Well show you how to do it yourself arid save molfey 0 tivities to raise money for their upcoming trip to New Orleans. The Legislative Forum team will be going down to the State Capital on April with Governor Matheson and other legislators being part 17, Scott key of the core of judges. For those wishing to get all the winter storms off their car, the debate team will wash your car today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the east school parking lot. For just $1, they will wash your car, and then for 50 cents extra, a vcacuum cleaning will be performed. The proceeds from the project will go towards their trip to Malibu, California to participate in a speech contest. Royals will be going to the Junior Prom tonight, to be held at the Weber State College campus. For the royalty, the following have been ministration is responsible for a sequence of errors regarding a case where three teachers in the Weber district have requested a reasonable number of sick leave days for the purpose of childbirth commented Puffer. This week Supt. called an emergency meeting of principals regarding HEWs ruling in favor of the teachers and told principals to inform teachers that teachers of the district would receive 1.3 per cent less salary or a loss of $153,000 because of this situation. m Dr. Puffer stated that, The Office of Civil Rights and HEW when questioned concerning these recent actions responded that such action could be considered intimidating, threatening, and coercing. From the beginning the education association tried in every way to encourage the Weber district to take the proper action in regards to the grievances of these three women rather than place the school district in jeopardy and with the consequences they now face. Dr. Puffer commented, I have trouble understanding the superi- ntendents rationale and statistics for indicating that teachers could lose 1.3 per cent in salary. I do not feel it appropriate to assume that the district will lose $153,000 when the issue could be resolved by satisfying the three teachers grievances. Dr. Puffer concluded by saying that, the best thing the district can do to correct Troy Bullard, Greg Beyeler, Jim Bob Workman, Bert Rich, Jon Nielson, Karen Angus, Laurie Peterson, Shelly Rundquist, Kristi Glissmeyer, Eileen Thompson and Louise Bingham. School news and pictures printed free 825-166- 6 LEE MAYE VOORHEES, left, presents a check for $60 Kristi Glissmeyer, a junior by Dana Pledger Roy Junior Reporter Mystery, Mayhem and Murder, a three-aplay, will be presented by Roy Junior High May 16, 17, 18, and 19 at 8 p.m. The cost will be $1.50 for adults and $1 for students. Children 10 and under may buy tickets for 50 cents each. ct all rrtMS euejccr SALS TO PMOR CHRIS & DICK'S "THE WALL PANELING KINGS" Visa Card Walker Boatyard Master Charge Bonk Cord Open 9am to 7 p m 9 9714737, 1555 Wt 3500 South (I Black lent o! ledweod 8d ) OP9N 8UNOAYS IQ a m. to 3 p.m. report By Emily Frank Sand Ridge Reporter Congratulations! Regional Science Fair winners from Sand Ridge are first place, Ronald Taylor, Holly Chris- Mike Telleson, report The following students are cast: James Mathews, Leslie Mackenzie, Dawnita Atkinson, Jenny Sandberg, Ray Brown, Denise Keepers, Lane Alvey, Bobbi Fuller, Amy Barnard, Evan Carney, and Dana Pledger. Mike Stever, director said, It should be a fun evening for all the family. in the in Salt Lake. Dale Winterton of Roy was elected regional vice president. The following students represented Roy High in the competitions; Jamie Culley and Annette Roylance posters; Dale Winterton and Annette Roylance, executive decision-makinRayna Fisher and Kathy Briggs, business communications; Jamie Culley and Dale Wi- if" nterton extemporaneous speaking; Jamie Culley, public speaking; Carlett Hansen, Accounting I; Rayna Fisher, Tina Mohn, Monica Kris Sales, Kawaguchi, Julie Aarvy and Robin Ballingham, Clerk Typist I; and LeAnn Schleiger and Julie Bryson, Clerk Typist II. The FBLA club will be having fund raising ac- - Roy High. Kristi will be Sand Ridge at the Utah Technical 1 at topherson and Brent and Brad Hart Honorable mentions went to. Michelle Remy, Rhonda Seamons, Kyle Nagel and Scott Jill Cardon and Jamie Hill, Judy Johnson and Mike Sims Tuesday, Scorpion Band is performing at Utah State University. April 25 is the district band festival and during the lirst part of May there will be a stage band invitational Also in May the band and choir will pertorm their spring concerts There is a new Media Club at Sand Kidge The media aides meet once a week to discuss problems and solutions, policies and procedures and what they feel is needed in the library It is apparently effective, since vandalism in the library has gradually decreased. The Honor Society has planned a bake sale in April Sand Also from April book week Ridges Spring sale will take place. Both paper and hard cover books will be sold. Miss Parker's seventh grade classes are presently taping a radio play, The Man Hunter from The Shadow series by Jerry McGill Miss Glenda Lewis, the creative writing adviser, is currently working on poetry with her students They are putting together their own poetry books, having just completed a section on short stories and fractured fairy tales. On March 29 the student body participated in the Heading test and enjoyed an assembly of magic In front of the office there is a new attendance w indow, used for lardy students and to check in and out It is a the for saver time Meen-deric- 2 Gates-MacGimt- MEMBERS OF THE Roy to using the money towards expenses involved in attending Girls State. The check was a present from the Roy Ladies of the Elks. Roy Junior nominated:' Bertagnoli, and practices conform to requirements of Title VII and Title IX and to, as HEW directed, pay the amount of money entitled to the three women involved. this sequence of mistakes would be to comply voluntarily with HEWs decision that the Weber school district take corrective action and make district policies College DtMINSION LUMAR AT DISCOUNT PMCtS SPtCUU ON FULL UNIT LOAD gra e. Puffer speaks to board Roy High $44 - Requested allocation Simulated lauan plywood v grade; grade: Steve Casper, time of picture was Shaundee Gardner, kindergarten and Brandon Draney, secon COPPER 316x4x8 simulated $ on' TIGER EYE MONOWALL GREEN finish on Jon are (I. to r.) row JFOR THE MONTH of March, Super Improvers from Riverdale Elementary i irst e, Jason pn ner, aquet gra second grade; JonFretwell, kindergarten; Amy Lucas, kindergarten, third grade; Bobbie Stevens, first grade; Sandra Butler, two: row third grade; te, kindergarten; Cory Hull, Yoshida, second grade; Ryan O Neill, firs Angela Noble, second grade; Adam Hartley, third grade; Diane fifth grade; Darren Draney, ourth grade; grade; row three: Ronald DeGroot, third grade; Donald Howell, Lori Hunt, fifth grade; Jim Stadtfeld, sixMichelle O'Neill, fifth grade; Brien Manning, fourth grade; row four: Absent a Dana Martinez, sixth grade; and Tina Dixon, fourth grade. sixth th High Key Club who attended the District Convention bringing home the trophy included (I. to r.) row one: George Shipman, Britt Heifer, Pati Orr Larry Wilson, advisor; row two: Patti Johnson, Alicia Catalina, Katie Cox, Vicki Vest, Penni Dallof, Ann Marble; row three: Tim Adams, Vickie Henneman, Justin Seamons, and Karent Crookston. secretaries |
