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Show '"ft '"' T" Ihe Park Record H Section A Thursday, October 14, 1993 H Page A7 What's for lunch? Parley's Park Elementary and McPolin Elementary lunch menu for Oct. 18 to Oct. 22: Monday, Oct. 18 Spaghetti with meat sauce or burrito, bread sticks, pearly peas, cutie pie and choice of milk. Tuesday, Oct. 19 Golden cheese sandwich or com dog, cup of soup, carrot sticks, chilled fruit cup and milk. Wednesday, Oct. 20 Salad bar or pizza, whole wheat roll, choice of fruit, brownie and milk. Thursday, Oct. 21 Chili or corn dog, corn bread with honey, crunchy relishes, chilled fruit! peanut butter cookie and milk. Friday, Oct. 22 Chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes or burrito, mixed veggies, fruit cup and milk. Treasure Mountain Middle School lunch choices for Oct 18 to Oct. 22: Plans considered to curb TMMS noise Treasure Mountain Middle School Principal Mona Briggs presented possible solutions for the noise problem in the temporary classrooms to the Park City Board of Education on Tuesday, Oct. 12. Briggs worked with architect Gary Acord of Design West on alternatives. The temporary rooms, located in the media center at the middle school, have drawn criticism by parents for having high levels of background noise. According to Briggs, the teachers and students do not want to move out of the rooms. Installing Layden donates H.S. scholarship funds Frank Layden, President of the Utah Jazz, is donating money for a Park City High School scholarship in his name. When Layden spoke at the School District and Education Association picnic on Aug. 19, he Kamas disbands police force continued from A1 We're just not willing to spend 30 to 40 percent of our budget on law enforcement," McCormick said. Discussions between county officials and the Kamas representatives Monday centered on the fact that the burden for protecting the residents of Kamas now falls on the county, and this fact leaves Sheriff Fred Eley concerned that his office simply cannot shoulder the burden of additional areas to cover. "We're about maxed-out right now," Eley said, citing the fact that incidences of crime throughout Summit County have risen markedly in recent years. "The dispatch calls have gone up considerably." Kamas Town Council members said they will be willing to contract with the county for law enforcement in their area, but don't want to be the only city in iPleae Don't Drink and Drive. Private Party Room FREE Call us I elCheeiO Southwestern Grill 649-0883 255 Main St. mmm mm Locals Special Full $5.95 Dinner Every Night HI mmzmm Salad bar Hot entree Mon, Spaghetti with meat sauce, bread sticks, fruit andor veggie. Tues. Golden cheese sandwich with bowl of soup, carrot sticks and fruit cup. Wed. Baked ham with Au gratin potatoes, roll, fruit andor veggie. Thurs. Chili, corn bread with honey butter, crunchy relishes and choice of fruit EcLPotato bar with trimmings, roll, fruit andor veggie. Grill (hot) sandwich Mon. Burrito, oven ready fries, fruit andor veggie. Tues. Com dog, cup of soup, carrot sticks and fruit cup. Wed. Pizza, tater tots, fruit andor veggie. Thurs. Deli sandwich, oven ready fries, fruit andor veggie. ElL Tuna pita, oven ready fries, fruit andor veggie. Dessert M-W-F Peanut butter cookie. T-Th Cutie pie. Choice of milk every day. ceilings would cost more than $40,000. A portable building would cost from $35,000 to $40,000. Briggs suggested that a headphone system, at an estimated cost of S5.000 to $15,000 would be a more cost effective option. In the absence of other solutions, Briggs said the teachers could schedule videos in other rooms. Superintendent Donald Fielder suggested that a headphone system could be used for a language lab after this year. The board asked Briggs and Fielder to investigate options on that type of system. refused his usual $500 speaking fee. The district chose to use the money for a college scholarship, rather than return it to the general fund. When Layden learned of the scholarship, he offered matching funds. the county that pays for law enforcement. Currently there are no municipalities in Summit County that help pay for law enforcement, according to Eley. Knowing that the burden for law enforcement for the entire county outside Park City now falls on the County Sheriff's Office, County Commission members decided to convene a task force to spend some time exploring the issue. "I think what needs to be done is determine the level of service," said Commission Chair Gene Moser. Indeed county officials and Kamas representatives agreed that exactly how much funding the incorporated cities would be willing to pay will in some way determine what level of protection they receive. Eley said that currently he has 16 deputies, and while that may seem like plenty, it averages out 15 YEAR 638 FIXED RATE FIXED RATE CONSTRUCTION LOANS LOWEST RATES a. Winning .a-a 'l II ""Tlll I Photo by Susan Vittitow Shellene Parker and Ben Hoppus performed in statewide ensembles last weekend. Musicians win honors Two Park City High School juniors performed with statewide music groups on Saturday, Oct. 9. Ben Hoppus, a french horn player, made the All-State Band. Percussionist Shellene Parker made the All-State Orchestra. The students submitted audition tapes in late spring. They endured three straight days of almost constant practice before performing at the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City on Saturday. Parker said Bus garage will nave metal siding The Park City Board of-Education of-Education chose to use metal siding on the Jeremy Ranch bus garage currently under construction. Local homeowners had asked the board to consider a more attractive form of siding to blend in with the residential area. Architect Gary Acord of Design West brought in metal siding and concrete block samples. The concrete block, he explained would cost $29,750 more than the siding, and brick to match the school would be approximately $60,000 more. After consideration, board members decided the concrete block was not significantly more aesthetic to justify the expense. fo only three officers on a shift. This can be reduced to two or one when an officer has to be in court or gets called to one of the far reaches of the county. Eley also said that contracting with Kamas or other cities in the county will have to result in the hiring of more officers, which currently costs about $37,000 per year. Even if the process of contracting for law enforcement services in the county works well for the smaller cities, it will still take months of approvals and hirings as well as vehicle acquisitions before there are enough officers on the force to even begin to make up for the loss of the Kamas Police Department, according to Eley. "It is very apparent that not only the people in Kamas, but the people in that end of the county, want more not less law enforcement," he said. 30 YEAR 634 she enjoyed the experience of playing with others who were very involved with music. Hoppus and Parker have both been playing for seven years. Parker plays piano in addition to percussion, and says she might consider music as a career. Hoppus wants to continue playing at least into college. The All-State Band and All-State Orchestra are composed of the best musicians in the state from grades 10-12. ' ' : A rr . e. X Confused About President Clinton's '93 Tax Act? You are not alone! 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