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Show Here's what people say about the school leeway election . . . E ii - - We need to maintain a viable education system for our youth. We're losing our federal impact aid funds. Like the other Wasatch Front districts Salt Lake, Jordan, Jor-dan, Ogden and Granite, we need to have a voted leeway. Keith Warner y In general, I am opposed to a percentage increase in taxes and also worry that our school districts have relied a little too much on federal help. An efficient, well run educational system, however, is essential to our well-being and future progress. It is because of this that I will vote to accept the proposed four-mill increase in property taxes. Mark Eubank ( I i The loss of $ 1 . 1 million in federal impact funds and threatened loss of more will make it impossible for Davis County to maintain the high quality educational system that I want for my children and grandchildren. grand-children. Vote FOR this proposition. proposi-tion. James Brough j A good education is of paramount para-mount importance for our young people in today's world. The leeway program is an essential, not a luxury. Douglas L. Cornaby r " 11,1 1 1 1 - " L 1 If we fail to support the school leeway proposal, our children may find themselves in larger classes at school. Even the best teachers have difficulty meeting the needs of students in crowded classes. Ardith E. Kapp ( ") f , ! I am voting for the leeway levy because it's absolutely necessary not to minimize our fine educational educa-tional programs. Let's not take a step back, but look ahead. Morris Hansen Former School Board member iff" . The special mill levy election November 27 is the best of the available alternatives, and will cost less on the long term. Vote for it. Glenn Goodrich .... . MIL'U'H'lMiCTr"""'"J''",r'JW''W" 0 AU our income taxes and a lot of our sales taxes go into the state school fund. If we vote FOR on November 27th, we'll be putting a lot of that tax money to use here in Davis County for Davis County kids. Phyllis Southwick I - : H We parents have always sup-ported sup-ported education in Davis County. We've voted as high as 19-to-l in support of school bond elections. It's no time to quit on our kids now. This leeway vote is needed. Lynn Burton |
