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Show I WEEKLY REFLEX DAVIS NEWS JOURNAL, MAY 11. Shows Replacement Of Funds Necessary CETA Audit By ROSELYN KIRK FARMINGTON -- - An said they anticipate strong audit the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) budget by a federal auditor has shown an of CETA overpayment salaries to Davis County objection to the request of employees in 1975-7- THE DAVIS County Comwill mission request clearance from federal auditors m Denver to allow them to pay back the money through county matching funds that are contributed to the CETA program Roselyn Dechart, munity Action Program Com- (CAP) accountant, said after adjustments were made, the county apparently owes $235 to the federal program for overpayment to county CETA employees in 1975-76 RICHARD Nel son, manpower executive director, explained that an additional $5459 had also been overpaid at the time Clair Crookston was CAP administrator Since legal action was taken against Crookston, Mrs Dechart said that Manpower officials will recommend to the Department of Labor that the county not be held responsible for repayment of those funds BUT THE county will be responsible for payment of the other funds which cannot come out of other CAP funds made available through the Community Services Association (CSA) The county decided that the money could not be taken out of the department budgets where the employees woiked because the department may not have known that there was a $10,000 limit to the IN ANOTHER zoning mat- ter, the commission denied a request for a public hearing to resolve a request to rezone two acres at 200 West Lund Lane, near Farmington to construct a body and fender shop and a microbiology lab The request made by Albert Ouzouman had requested the zone change to build the 10,000 square foot building which would house both operations THE planning commission had recommended originally that Farmington annex the area, but Mr Ouzounians request was denied by Farmington The planning commission had then recommended that the owner not be granted the zone change but could return and ask for a special use permit to construct the lab, but not the body and fender shop in the agricultural area The county commission adopted the recommendation of the planning commission IN OTHER business the county approved a document which would request that a contract with the Bureau of Recreation (BOR) for four tennis courts at Davis Park be extended from April 30 to June 30 County planner Scott Carter said that the county had not been able to complete the project on time due to the cold weather. The cost of construction of the courts is $36,000, with the county picking up half the cost of the project funding for salary for one employee SINCE CETA has asked for a refund on the overpayment, the county will attempt to get permission to pay back the $235 through matching funds In other county business, the county commission set a public hearing on June 13 at 3 before determining p m whether 6 4 acres at 2329 South 200 West in the unincorporated areas in Bountiful be rezoned from R 1A to R-- 3 KEITH East has asked to area rezoned to build unit planned group dwelling at that location Commissioners approved the hearing at the request of have the an 84 the Davis County Planning Commission although they I 1978 m aw By ROSELYN KIRK FARMINGTON - The need for a residential treatment center for adolescents was emphasized again at a Davis County Mental Health advisory board meeting by Dr Russell Williams, administrator of the department and Austin Chiles, psychologist Kaysville, recently participated with the 1st Ar- mored Division in Carmine Sword, a large scale field training exercise in 7 AJM. to University of New Mexico Carla, is with him Germany jr V evaluation is provided to the juvenile court by Mr Chiles The evaluation includes both the record of the adolescents intellectual assessment as well as a personality evaluation Mr Chiles said if the in tellectual portion of the test shows that students are bung bevond their pushed capability, other programs such as reined al classrooms, alternative schools or on the-jotraining ar other pos sibihties b MR. CHILES said that in his work with the juvenile court he finds some kids are so hostile and violent that they must be tried in the adult court since thur crimes arc so serious Some are so dangerous that they have to be locked up to protect teachers use the lecture Chiles said There are a larger percentage of kids who can t make it in a regular school Dr Williams said that mvemles in need of treatment who dont receive it become adult criminals society - matter of commissioners approved the hiring of two men who will conpart-tim- e tract with the county for a IfTf' renovation project at the lower level at Davis County Park The money for the contract will come from the $600,000 m funds that was awarded to the county for this purpose, Mr. Carter said One man has already full-tim- e been employed by the county to work on the same project Mr Carter said that $700 m vandalism has been reported at the Davis Park this year THE commission also accepted the bid of $42,991 for the construction of a metal building at the county road shops Hodges and Karren Construction Company were awarded the bid CHARCOAL BAifOUIT hislets cgr.i CR12UZTS Chkkea, Tarkey, StlitWry Oierk HaHwMd Steak ICE CREAM rtefl J Ji! 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CRUSHED TOWN HOUSE STOCK Final MaH fatal Yrar Cheka al Whale Kemal - Vac ram Packed K w aLOOg, Special invitation to stop by Smith' In Clearlleld to have your blood pressure SKDYJ STAR 6RED1 G1AS3T Crest Toothpaste alibi needs of the children, thus providing the preventative mental health necessary to prevent delinquency required by the psychological IN ANOTHER business, zz. A board a y'! f Speed Stick Saturday Okawa, WHEN court, CIDIIifT V Friday n PARENTS are pressing for higher reading scores and yet are asking that schools spend more time teaching students to deal with stress The question of What is it that Jean member, questioned whether the schools were meeting the The parking lot gangs in the schools are increasing, Mr the status offenders and for treatthat reason a live-iment facility is necessary method without asking feedback from the students, she said Because of the quantity of students it is difficult fur the school to deal with the kids where they are required to receive treatment of school, he said Mental Health is charged with providing treatment for THE pressure to conform and to perform made by rigid teachers is contributing to the problem, she said Many resident a in facility, but none are available These adolescents, who exhibit high risk behavior in law, sexual and drug abuse, refuse treatment and must be housed in a separate facility school since each teacher must sign a form, verifying they are in class If the student has no law violation, such strict enforcement methods are not possible and man will continue to flunk and will eventually drop out parents want out of school, will have to be answered YOU cant single out any one agency The problem is complex," Dr Williams said School drop-ou- t problems were referred to the courts and when the court system formerly was not effective, Williams Dr said the problems were shifted to the Division of Family Services (DrS) In many cases neither the children or the parents care, he said According to Dr Williams, if schools decide to spend more time on behavioral problems of students, they will have to spend less time on reading, writing and arithmetic This will mean reading scores will go down be treated MR. CHILES said if these a law violation, juvenile authorities can place them on a program where they are forced to remain in attended Brigham the Young University, University of Utah and the r r tzQs Thursday and status offenders, need to kids have through an officer candidate school problems. Dr Williams said When board member Don Proctor asked who was responsible for the parking lot problem, Dr Williams said that parents, and court, and mental health were all responsible store iistins Airs Wednesday receive inlaw, treatment dividualized through programs in the schools when they request help, Dr Williams said Others, such as run aways ing help for the kids in schools who one member termed the "parking lot gang received his commission WHEAT BREAD O the Members of the advisory board expressed concern with juvenile problems in the schools They asked who had the responsibility for supply- THE lieutenant entered the Army in March 1971 He in SOME OF these students, who are not in trouble with facility, which must federal specific meet Lt Barton is a scout section leader with the division in Katterbach, Germany HIS wife, be provided without a n guidelines DR. WILLIAMS said mental health staff members have been working with the school and have identified a plan for the treatment of high risk juveniles But that treatment He APPROXIMATELY 15,000 U S arid German soldiers participated in the exercise, one of the largest maneuvers conducted by U S Forces in Europe live-i- District and the First Juvenile Court rticipatoG in Carmine Sword aval Exercise First Lieutenant John W Barton, son of Mr and Mrs John P. Barton, 617 S Grand, can't who serves in a liaison position betwien mental health e COfTtlGHT I960 SJUEWAT StOtS INCOiPOIAKP |