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Show 1981 - The Lehi Free Press - Thursday. August 6, Page A-- School District Sets Building Policy 8 Ralph F. Powers Promoted At U.S. Steel The of appointment Ralph The Alpine School District has tentatively adopted a building policy for the design and construction of educational facilities. Superintendent Max B. Welcker told the board, "The aim of Alpine is to meet housing needs of the students in the best way to achieve a sound educational program and in the interest of economics." "The district does not intend to build monuments or to practice indiscriminate building processes," he said. "The district will follow economic frugality and seek the best architectural and engineering advice plate and strip mill in Powers became department manager of plate, coil and sheet services in 1972. Three years later he was promoted to assistant division superintendent of rolling mills and, in he was named division 1979, superintendent of the rolling mills, the position he now leaves for this most recent promotion. Mr. Powers is a former Little League president of Western Boys Baseball, and served as a coach for the Central Utah Football Conference Little League. He has been involved in scouting and sports activities for several years, including serving as scoutmaster. He is a member of the American Iron and Steel Institute where he has been a Steel Fellow for the past three years. He is also a member of the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers and a former member of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers. Mr. Powers and his wife, the former Sandra Walker of Portland, Oregon, are the parents of three sons and a daughter. of the F. Powers of American Fork as assistant general superintendent of 132-inc- h 1970, Mr. U.S. Steel's Pittsburg (Calif.) Works in the San Francisco Bay Area was announced today by Harold F. Downie, general superintendent. Born in Lehi, Mr. Powers graduated from BYU where he earned a B.S. degree and attended the Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of Utah. He served in the United States Air Force in 1957 and 1958, attaining the rank of first lieutenant. In 1954, while still in college, Mr. Powers began his steelmaking career in Geneva's open hearth and foundry division. He became a full time employee in the production planning department in 1956 and, in 1958, he was named an industrial engineer in the industial engineering department. Transferring in 1963 to the rolling mills division, he was promoted to turn foreman and for the next two years served in various positions in the division. Appointed general foreman of plate finishing in 1965 and general foreman available." administrative of buildings, reported to the board that Atoine Harold assistant Jacklin, in charge four elementary sites ' in Pleasant Grove and Highland, one junior high school site in Orem, and no sites for a high school. The district expects 10,000 new students to enroll in the district by 1985. Jacklin said the district plans to continue to use the same architectural firms. The firms are Fowler, Ferguson, Kingston and Ruben, designers of the Aspen owns Sandstrom Elementary; and architects for the Associates, Peterson School and Lehi's Meadow, Smith, Crane and Elementary; Associated, who designed the addition of the American Fork High School. Dr. Welcker explained, "Because of the poor economic times, if bids are open to all firms, there may be architects, who are forced to bid on school projects without any kind of mendations from principals, teachers and parents. Dr. Heaps suggested that outside groups should also be included as volunteers. Plans will then be reviewed using recommendations of principals, supervisory staff and teachers. "Teacher groups could be consulted similar to what was done with the Manila plans," said Mr. Jacklin. Also, the staff of the State Office of Education will review the plans to make certain, they conform to state requirements. All this will be accomplished before the board gives final approval to the plans. Contractors will be reviewed by the board before construction begins. Inspections will be conducted by state, local and school agencies. experience." . Richard Heaps, board member, said the district should allow other experienced architects to bid for new school facilities rather than using the firms exclusively. "A process not always used in the past will be used with new buildings," said Mr. Jacklin. First, a site will be selected, then the district staff will identify needs and the staff will recommend to the board two or three architectural firms for each project. The decision of which architectural firm will be awarded the contract will be determined by the board of education. Patron groups will be appointed by the board to work on the design of each project, based on recom At' I V , 2A ,j lUi TIM, OKWaffl ROM? r32Q Single Adults Outdoor Club Single adults over "with or 30, without children, are invited to 'join the Outdoor Club and participate in 'August outings. This coming weekend, Aug. 7 and 8, will be our trip to Logan, to attend the closing days of the Ninth Annual Festival of the American West, on the Utah State Campus. This is a rousing celebration of our western American heritage, complete with stage coaches, Indians and cowboys, Mountain Men contests, pioneer games, demonstrations of candle-ansoap-makin- d g, chuckwagon eats, arts and crafts, etc. Camp grounds are plentiful in the area for those wishing to stay overnight, and Minnetonka Cave and Bear Lake are just over the hills. Call Meredith, or Jackie for I SLEEPING BAGS FASHION PANTS & SKIRTS Sportllna 3 lb. danlm oateh. 2 WHtlt SUPPLY LASTS Our monthy potluck-sociwill be held al Wrangler evening, at Prove zlptogethtr. flQOO On Rack Wrangler & Lea U fl I mm SHORT SLEEVE WESTERN SHIRTS j IO (Q OfwtrucMa mom J ESS; 'A 9W U !Q OPF ALL D5LTS J 14 LENNOX electronic air cleaner. ft. Rtfl. 569.00 ROUND TRAMPOLINE 4 It Paraon Inflatabta Boat 110 EA Paraon Inllaiabta Boat 6 ?.vis11995 Mi two aaparata dantar maladat (nytonfnaafna) i vanaa, wwnm oar kkbs, raps iww. M-- km t. Paraon 10. 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