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Show TKE SENTINEL ) Pfl Thursday. June 17, 1982 8 Board gives final okay . . . ' v.;- . - V-- . f Jordan School District in in a few officials have been given selected schools. Job the to continue Service then took over the program of notifying placement of substitute substitute teachers teachers in all of the rf- d through Job Service. secondary schools in After a March. Since April they Jordan the been have experiment, placing Board of Education substitutes for the entire approved the adoption of district "to test their the program during last capacity to handle the five-mon- th level with her hands, a trait as a waitress," she decided to become a attainable in Utah. She is born out by occupational plumber, she wasn't out now licensed to do any testing back in high to join any kind of kind of plumbing work school. revolution or start one of there is. "They said I had good ber own. Nor did she see For the last year or so, manual dexterity and herself as a combatant in Susan has been working would be good on an the battle of the sexes. out of Boise Homes in assembly line," she For her the long sought West Jordan. Boise is a recounted, "but, I don't after title was not division of the Boise believe they were "journeyperson," but Company, formerly a thinking about this kind of Boise of an assembly line." "journeyman" and she's subsidary Cascade. Boise Homes Employed as a finish proud of it. She has every right to specializes in plumber, she works with be. a crew installing the built housing, unit Susan recently became literally on an assembly internal piping and fixtures as the units are the first lady journeyman line. She said that she's rolled down the line to plumber in the state. is the always liked working their work station. She Journeyman said that she really likes the work because she pre-bui- lt appreciates the challenge of being part of a team that can turn out as many as five fully completed homes in a single day. Before she hired on at Boise homes, Susan worked for the firm of Max Matthews for a Movie Rental Over 200 Titles VCR and Video Disc (New Arrivals Dally) - year, another year at Meecham and McKee, and a year and a half for alkx sDay Special! Max and Mike's. She also went to Trade Tech two nights a week for four years. In all, she has over 8,000 hours of experience behind her. But, she got her start by working with her husband Verl, whose family has seen a long line of plumbers. She tried it and liked it "It sure beat working Bent 2 m) FREE Appliance and Acfos frotti Rtvrton Motor In Rl vrton 12758 S.17C3W.,Rivertca 254-07S- 9 added. She's had little, if any, trouble in gaining the respect of her fellow workers. Once they saw she wasn't out to prove anything except that she could do the job, they made her, in her own words, feel "just like one of the boys." But, they haven't forgotten their manners either. "They try not to swear around me, but if they do, they always apologize for it," Susan stated. presentation. The Utah Foreign Language Association is inviting representatives from ethnic or national origin groups from throughout the state to take part in a special display of customs, songs, dances, costumes, and artifacts that portray their cultrual heritage. The displays will be presented on Friday, Oct 8, 1932 in Suite K of the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City, during proceedings but neglect can be. . 80 The theme of the A. Pvt. Tammy Gutshall, daughter of Seal and Peggy Gutshall has of Riverton, basic training completed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. During the training, instruction in drill and occupattion, according to map reading, tactics, Susan. military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and "My oldest daughter now wants to be a truck driver," she noted. 71 CO m . ... 30 . 'J , OFF oooo Sett's Covers 4500 SH11 TurfbHilder OOOO Covers 5.000 Sq. Ft. Clack Plastic 3'x50'xl.8 liil Mulch miss m ces?ea cms umsis isu 31. mi SPECIAL TONE-U- P CELT v. 'm oooo r BKi ' - I AUGLXIEU? II I I iMfSMITS I air ccxmc: SERVICE OOOO a UUy '.III BIB 1 D splii::3 SPECIAL OFFER EXPIRES JUNE If, ml THAT'S WORN NOW AT HVEL1C: CCIGVYCIDS X. v " at SALS - k::3 R9TK3 DollvMrt!:Jin-:JtManriav Mm PiiMu ' $' m ISO () INCLUDES ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS, "ROPER HEARING AIC SELECTION AND DISPENSING. AIOS SOLD ELSWHERE UP TO MOO. 00. laturayf:Mam-1:Ma- 2544941 IF ' HEARING AIDS SINCE SALT LAKE CITY a East Sraatfway MMHI JM-JK-1 PROVO ' OGDEN 1944 MURRAY MM Sa. Stat ' LOOAN VOU ARE NOT BUYINO HKARINO AIOS FROM US, MAYBE YOU SHOULD BE . Come in Or tV.Z- -l 262-- 1 3sT 0j7O. oooo In Stcro I N TH E E AR Precision made for you from YOUR FREE HEARING LOSS TEST. This is the most popHearular type of custom ALL ing Aid sold in the U.S.A. today I (AND YOU MAY EVEN HEAR WHISPERS, TOO) TMSBAUTMSIBT&m M VK3 M COtH DUY THE COUNTRY WAY 12741 S3. 17C0 CTZSf - RIYZ3fCH ALL-- '2' Planter Uh 12 - II, IMt Kalbab 1 Cu. Ft. Res. HEARING AID CUSTOM-MAD- E PABTSIKTIA JTXT o OOOO CAIS OMIT MM MTR 15" g. Insect Fellow employes show their pride in Susan's accomplishment with the sign attached to the front gate. u eacsn KEEP THAT GREAT QM FEEUNQ WITH GENUINE GM PARTS. Killer-Re- Granules $ n (o)9s u How Ames Garden Sweeper Now 54 . For mo (4 CYLINDERS) OM cars without air conditioning Consult your owittfi manual recommtfldtd mainttnanco intervals. Sinos Eiatits slightly hiotwr. FLIGHT END Ik laf TOOLS ? cadi u Reg.44B Keep Weeds Out It1' fa OMeUAUTV STOIC MUTTS ID 3 North rup Kins Weed & Feed Res. 17 t JL. r J- - Triple Tonic TECHNICIANS CAN SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY NUT L.J All Lawn Products ...... traditions. .... -, I S6AS0W& received students mother's ceremonies, weapons, Bailev their commented. I've seen her carrying complete toilet units and dishwashers around and I know they must weigh around 70 to a w FA Military Roport ' CHfVROUT AMfRKAN J school-communi- While obtaining the respect of the people she works with means a lot to For Jim Ryser, the Susan, she still has to lead man on Susan's deal with the fact that crew, this is the first time some people still look down he's worked with a on the so called "blue collar" professions. woman. "I don't think most "She's really a hard 'realize how people he worker," reported. "Sometimes I can barely demanding this job really keep up with her. Besides is and how much skill and she's kind of cute.''" " - training go into it" she Susan also has the noted. "It keeps you on complete confidence of the move both physically her supervisor. Bill and mentally." Her and her husband's Bailey. "The men respect her seven chidlren don't have because she holds her any trouble accepting own," o ! 479-963- OUR TRAINED Isn't expensive. . . I t; OOOO Periodic Maintenance D President-Elec- retain control of the Jeri Moncur, Region 6 substitute teachers' files Director; Saundra Toole, through its personnel Jordan Senior Council . D benefits, television skills viewing development, blood pressure screening. Donna Davies, Utah's Jordan District will State 6-- living W.J. firm home for first lady journeyman plumber TV Social Security student resident Midvale Cultural participants units her employer, Boise Homes, is wanted for UEA gathering building at Its West Jordan plant. Susan Matthews soders connections to a water heater being installed In one of 650 skill employ two. us. the pilot study began highest area at national PTA convention pounds. We're really proud of her and are darn happy to be a part of this and that she works for substitutes from a predetermined, rotated list after the teacher indicates that heshe won't be able to attend school that day. When Susan Matthews help." Job Service has five employes doing the calling every morning; the district used to office, and all reports and President; Patricia payroll information will Hales, Jordan Middle be Council President-Elec- t to whole program," continue ; according to a district coordinated through the and Carol Searle, memorandum. district's payroll office. Midvale Middle School, Marlin Fairbourn, The district uses the were among hundreds of assistant superintendent service at no cost, local, state and national of personnel, said, "Our although Job Service PTA leaders attending evaluation is that they does receive credit for the PTA national are doing a better job each substitute teacher convention. than we were, mainly placed. 900 More than because they have more members met June 9 to determine PTA priorities for the coming year and explore current trends ine education, parenting and child development. Key issues addressed over 40 workshops and in of the Utah Education Foreign Language Association this 1982 meeting presentations included: Association the shift from federal to is "Enrichment convention. year Cultural state responsibility for Those wishing to make Through a contribution to this Diversity." Explained education, the impact of cultural fiesta are urged Howe, "We want to know the "new federalism" on to contact Ana Maria how people feel about children, developing and 6 or their national origins. parent-teache- r Eldredge at do love parWhy Dr. Elliot Howe, Foreign you your Language Specialist at people? What do you tnerships, substance the Utah State Office of want others to know abuse prevention, the about them? We want changing American Education, 5334040. According to Howe, such information as family, child abuse, that tell student discipline, plans are already getting handouts for this event, interesting things about pressure groups and underway and a schedule will your ancestors or about television's effects on hopefully be in place by their country, and also children. The resolutions were July. Call either of the authentic books, pictures, etc. that explain passed at the convention, above to register, be stories, about the great strengths dealing with the following assigned a booth at the of your topics: "Look-Alike- " and talents be and convention, given forefathers." to drugs, legal drinking age, a make a time Tuesday's meeting. The program consists of having Job Service call , Officers roprooont to place subs 0 Job ServiceJanuary . Ycu'ro M cf 15 Pitej RduxJ To Sc!c5f At end K:rof &3s S&laJunal7,10,10 mm mm TioMrtr Closed Sunday WecxdaysjCat. 0-- 7 10-- 8 135C3S.13:3E. Draper - 571-938- 3 |