| OCR Text |
Show T i l The Park Record O Section A Thursday, April 14, 1994 P Page A9 r.; bn.. ii.i , Ji'J I bo n.-r ; '' VS ! ,ib1 bp, no: ilc Pi. 1?' 2: 1 5 nigh bchool prom night N Junior Prom '94, The Enchanted Garden will be at the Doubletree hotel in Salt Lake City Saturday, April 16. The promenade starts at 7 p.m UGA scholarship deadline Each year the Utah Golf Association offers five $1,000 college scholarships. The deadline for application is Friday, April 15. Applications are available at most high schools and at the UGA office at 1110 E. Englewood Dr. North Salt Lake City, Utah 84054 or phone 299-UGA1. uoii piaying ability is not one of the catena for selection. Applicants are judged on scholarship, character, interest in golf, leadership and financial need. ALA holds summer camps The American Lung Association of Utah (ALAU) is holding two summer camps for asthmatics. Camp Wyatt at Snowbird is for children ages 8 to 12 and will be held July 18 to 21. Camp Wyatt at Camp Wapiti is for teens ages 13 to 16 and will be held July 11 to 13. Children who , attend the camps are classified as moderate to sever asthmatics who take medication daily. To request an application, form to attend Camp Wyatt or to be a camp counselor, call the American Lung Association of Utah at 1-800-LUNG-USA. I' - 'r l . : - ""t- , J- s s: ' .... . ' r ' i s - -' . : . -:;V """ ' niin,.a ........... iA, m : ,;, . ktau 'Who's the fairest?' Brittany Berry plays the Evil Queen in Parley's Park production of Snow White. Students performed last week to a sold out audience of parents and teachers. aae iir ' RE$TAURANT(iOURMET ; FOODSCATERING FRESH FOODS FROM NATURAL INGREDIENTS A FRESH BREEZE IN PARK CITY EXCELLENCE IELDSTON b Delivering The Dream" : Imagine a kitchen so hardworking that every convenience you can think of-built-in spice rack to walk-in pantry- are custom designed and crafted for you. CaDinetry meticulously crafted with details like dovetailed drawers and hand-sanded hardwood. Make your dream come true. Call your authorized Fieldstone . dealer listed below to discuss your dream kitchen. i We would enjoy hearing from you Scott Taylor 649-1153 Taylor Woodworking Inc.. Park City .ii 1250 IRONHORSE DRIVE PARK CITY PHONE 645-9100 SERVING CONTINUALLY LUNCH THRU DINNER . 11 AM-fPM, 10PMFRI.&SAT. OPEN SUNDAYS i EAT IN OR TAKE OUT IN CABINETRY School Board: by DICK GRIFFIN . . Record staff writer The Park City Board of Education decided not to decide on a name for . the new elementary school at Jeremy Ranch and approved the site-based management plan in their meeting Tuesday, April 12. The Board heard comments from Merry Haugen, the school's new principal, and concerned citizens but ultimately decided that there wasn't a clear, standout name that the community is behind. Even the Board was divided as to which name to give the school, with two votes to postpone the decision one vote for Jeremy Ranch and one vote for Engen. As a result of there being no clear decision, the Board agreed to choose a name on Wednesday, April 20. , In a related issue the progress of the elementary school is on schedule, according to Gary Acord, photo by Dick Griffin ON TOTAL DECORATING STORE WINDOW COVERINGS BLINDS DRAPERIES . BEDSPREADS WALLPAPER " CARPET SILK PLANTS MDUm CTCDV 1776 PARK AVE. (by Albertsons) . Park C'rtv- 649-0403 SLC-68-1955 or 1-800-498-0403 M-F 10-6:30, Sat 11-5 mum ramomra tea : ftp j.. , - Based on the same unique design as the popular HealthRider, the aeROBICRlder gives a strength and aerobic workout for every muscle In the body. An efficient "no Impact" aerobic and strength routine are packed into this versatile, compact, and quiet machine. Made In the USA, we have used our experience to bring you the same high quality construction we put Into the HealthRider. $299.00 FREE DELIVERY AND SET-UP. P&JT Enterprises Independent Distributors (S0n78V5S02 No name yet construction supervisor. "There is , no way this building won't be done in time for school this fall. It just can't happen." He went on to say the two wings closest to 1-80 will be completed by July 1 and the northeast wing by the first or second week of July. He said the rest of the building will be , completed by the middle of August. Hours of operation for the 1994-'95 1994-'95 school year were announced as 7:30 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. for the high school, 8:20 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. for the middle school and 9:05 a.m. to 3:50 p.m. for the elementary schools. Due to staffs at the middle school and elementary schools preferring the second start time, the 8:20 start time will be switched every two years allowing the district to "please everyone half the time," according to Fielder. The district will continue to study the feasibility of two start times and before and after school options if there is enough parental support. As a result of the Utah State House of Representatives passing House Bill 29, a suggestion box will be placed in schools allowing for anonymous suggestions that must be acted on by the Board. The ' district will be expanding that requirement by allowing parents and 1 students to submit suggestions as well. Other bills affecting the Park City School district include HB 209 which makes it legal for a school board to expel a student under the age of 16 for the remainder of a -school year without providing for alternatives to the student's education (ie. home study), and HB 97 provides for an expansion of background checks for potential employees. Senate Bill 33 provides for penalties for students who are .caught damaging school property. Awards were given on behalf of the school district to Patti Davis, 'i the Parley's Park teacher who was i honored on KSL's Teacher Feature, and Hal Smith, vice principal of the high school for service above and beyond the call of duty. The next time the Board meets will be Wednesday, April 20. The Board is scheduled to discuss the new school and decide on a name. SALE NOW!! I. .. . r.u . DEL MAR Cellular Shades includes FREE duo-fold option see store for details ) Views, Views Beautiful year-round land 1.58 acres - Weber river runs through property. PREMIER, INC. Get away to the mountains and Brunch at Stein Eriksen Lodge. cuisine, panoramic views and live jazz music. No wonder it's Utah's Best Sunday Brunch! Adults, $19.95. Children, $14.95. 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on our scenic deck or in the Glitretind Restaurant. Reservations: 649-3700 Stein Eriksen Lodge Silver Lake Village . Deer Valley, Utah -,i Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily Zagat's choice, Utah's Most Romantic Restaurant, Best Sunday Brunch! , The Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. N ow through April, the Four Restaurant features a nightly, for $12.95 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. This week, ChefMikel Trapp will prepare the following for your enjoyment. Friday, April 15 - Black Bean Soup; Jalapeno Fettuccine, Free Range Chicken, Chardonnay Cream; Lemon Pistachio Tart. Saturday, April 16 - Stuffed Romaine Leaves with Barbecue Lamb and Goat Cheese; Baked Alaskan Halibut, Cucumber Linguine, Papaya and Mango Relish; Chocolate Velvet Torte with Raspberry Puree. Sunday through Thursday menus are available by calling The Glitretind at 649-3700. Stein Eriksen Lodge IlLVIII L A K VlLLAOR Call 649-37Uv Reservations Recommended. Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Zagat's choice, Utah's Most Romantic Restaurant, Best Sunday Brunch! Utah's only recipient of The Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. - ' t . 1 1 1 r., !- . Fabulous Views Immaculate Top Floor Unit 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath, 960 square feet, speaker wiring to bedrooms, Energy efficient. FHA& VA Buyers. A must see. $99,900 For more Information please call Kandls Christoffersen at Coldwell Banker 649-4400 Home 649-3354 the great taste ol Sunday Jazz Featuring fatulous - Star, Four-Diamond Glitretind three-course dinner special '1 r J! H l' m it -4 "7(1 sat. |
